MONDAY, MAY 21, 1934.
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Lines
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**BANGALORE
*MIRZAPORE MANTUA *ALIPORE RAWALPINDI BHUTAN
KAJSAR-I-HIND **BEHAR
RAJPUTANA +*SOUDAN
RANCHI CARTHAGE
*RURDWAN
RANPURA CORFU **SOMALI
MANTUA
From
About
Tone Hong Kong
1934.
Destination
RADIO STATION IN
HYDERABAD
Experimental Project Successful.
NIZAM'S £100,000 SCHEMÉ
Hyderabad, Deccan.
Wireless talks on agriculture will advantages be one of the many which will accrue when the scheme, estimated to cost $100,000, which; the Post-Master General in H.E.H. the Nizam's Government has in con- templation, is carried into effect.
With this object in view an ex-. perimental wireless station has re- cently been established in this city and the success of its working has Burpassed all expectations. Through this station nightly programmes of news and music have been success- fully relayed to the districts during the past month, and has considerably served to dispel initial diffidence re-
xarding the success of the project.
Under this project, it is intended to link the Capital with all district head-quarters by wireless and oper- ate both a wireless telephone and telegraphic service.
Broadcasting occupied G pro. minent place in the whole scheme) and the earliest steps will also bel taken to establish a Radio Club in
6,000 25th May Bombay, Marseillen, Havre, London, Hyderabad.-Reuter.
Hamburg Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull,
11,000
7.000 30th May 2nd June 5,000 12th June 17.000 10th June 4,000 23rd June
12.000 20th June 0,100 7th July
S'pore, Penang, Colombo & Bombay. Bombay, Marseilles & London. S'pore, Penang, Colombo & Bombay. Bombay, Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &
Hull,
GOLD RUSH THAT NEVER ENDS.
(Continued from Page 8)
THE CHINA MAIL.
Jimmy Happy But Homesick
"It's just another day of perfect happiness for us, like all the others since our marriage." That was the gallant comment of ex-Mayor Jimmy Walker, of New York, to the British press when he was interviewed in London on first wedding anniversary, Walker, shown with bride, admitted he was homeslek for his native land, but does not know when he'll return.
OKLAHOMA RACE-RIOT
going, once they were out of town that night. And others......
(Continued from Page 10) Bombay, Marseilles & London, Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London
It has leaped up in 50 years,
"Yes....Fanny?....Oh, Fanny!
There was the son of a cook in our Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &
Oh, no!....Oh!.... Oh, Fanny! street, for example. Hull
since the day in 1886 when a poor!
Around nine & Loadon.
Walker, wondering ..Hello,... Fanny 7... Hello?..."
o'clock the man he worked for came 6.700 21st July Bombay, Marzellies, Bavid London miner named
Fanny was our laundress. She and asked for Hatty. He was in a Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & where to go for his next job, stum
bled over a stone in the grass and lived over in nigger town with an car, with some other man,
It seem saw gold-bearing rock. His secret ancient uncle who had been messened that the boy, like Fanny's uncle, and he lived ger in a bank for twenty years, thought he ought to get to his job. leaked out too soon
17,000 28th July
6.000 18th Aug.
Bombay, Marseilles & London. Marseilles & London.
Marseilles, Havre, London,
15,000 11th Aug.my Rotterdam, Antwerp &ion and died a poor man, gaining They knew there was trouble, of Before he knew it he
17,000 25th Aug.
15,000
8th Sept. 7,000 15th Sept.
Hall.
Bombay, Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles & London.
and
PRESIDENT LINERS.
·TO►
NEW YORK
follow Two Thrilling Routes
Sail to New York through the Suez, stopover in Europe en route. Then return through the Panama Comal, visiting Havana, Los Angeles and San Francisco, all at their gayest in this season... In other words, go one way, return another, by President Liners and double the enjoy- ment of your trip. Ask about the low fares now in effect
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK THE SUNSHINE ROUTE 18 Days To San Francisco Via Shanghai, Kobe Tokobama and Honolulu
Fortnightly mailings:- Pres. Wilson Pres. Hoover ....June 16, 6. Pres. Lincoln ....July 4,ɩő u.m.
....June 6, 8 .m.
EUROPE
NEW YORK Inquire for round-trip tickets to Europe in connection with Lloyd Triestino Via Manila, Singapore, Colombo, Bombay, Suez and the Mediterranean
Pres. Harrison Pres. Hayes Pres. Johnson Pres. Monroe
.May 26, 8 a.m. June 9, 8 1.10. June 23, 8 a.m. July 7, 8 a..
SEATTLE
VICTORIA THE EXPRESS ROUTE 17 Daya To Seattle Viz Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama
Fortnightly sailings:-
Pres. Jackson May 26, 8 .. Pres. Jefferson..June 8, midnight Pres. Grant.....June 23, 8 a.m. Pres. McKinley July 7, 8 ..
MANILA
THE MOST FREQUENT
SERVICE
NEXT SAILINGS
Pres. Harrison May 26, 8.00 5. Pres. Wilson May 29, 5 p.m. Pres. Jefferson..June 2, 6.00 p.m.
DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE
PEDDER BUILDING, HONG KONG. CANTON BRANCH- NO. 4, SHAKEE ROAD.
BARBER WILHELMSEN LINE
PACIFIC COAST
U.S.A.
MONTHLY SERVICE
To
PANAMA CANAL
ZONE.
AGENTS:
ATLANTIC COAST. U.S.A.
DODWELL & CO, LTD., Queen's Buildlage
had been no profit from a discovery that course. But their house was on the caught in the fighting around the directed the course of history. edge of things, and the mob had railroad tracks, and crawled under a But the news of his find travell missed them so far. Uncle Zak had freight car to hide. Some one went Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London,
From the never been late to the bank. And in after him, and shot him with a Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &ed round the world, Hull,
Cape, the diamond mines of Kim-he trusted white folks.
pistol. thou- 71,000 22nd Sept. Marseilles & London,
berley and from overseas
He thought maybe if he put on Now that things were quieting Bands trekked by ox-wagon and his uniform and they saw it....Hejdown a little he was lying in the saloon coach to the Witwatersrand put it on, and started out to work town-ball, where the militia were as-
A "city" sprang up overnight Some one shot him at the corner.sembling the blacks. But his em
• Cargo only. † Calls Cablanca. Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con on the veldt: a city of bars
Fanny could see him lying there.ployer was afraid he wouldn't live I Hatty wanted to tantinople, Pireaus. Staying and other Levant Forts by steamers of the tin shanties. with the bars so po Sho didn't dare go out to get him, many hours.
pular that the men counted the the mob was so close. She called see the boy he would take her down. Khedival Mail Steamship Co.
address of their houses from Mally....But while she was talking and locked out for her. But she them.
they broke in and tore the telephone was afraid to ga. You couldn't There was money to burn. Men out of her hands....We were
Largely, one as blame her, really, Some of the house scattered families. swung down 100ft. shafts with one powerless to reach her as though negroes who had allowed themselves might state, with the sale help of leg in a bucket and the other twist she had called from San Francisco to be put in those wandering cars the Red Cross. Except for its pro- ten white fed round a rope danlging from
Breakfast, served by A silent and escorted to the safety of the fessional services only rickety winch, and brought up Mally, was somehow ka awkward town-hall had been shot at as they women worked at the relief station. fortunes. The Stock Exchange, meal.
jdrove through the streets. It wasn't One of them was staying.at a hotel which was simply a bawling match
We found Fanny the next day, alla ride an old woman wanted to un-l in the town, and three of them were held in a chained-off corner of the right. They didn't shoot street, began to rule business, and
BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.
1934.
*TILAWA
10,000 27th May
8,000 10th June 8,000 24th June
Singapore, Penang, Rangoon
Calcutta, Singapore, Penang & Calcutta,
DOWN
• Calls Rangoon
SANTHIA SHIRALA
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)
TANDA NANKIN NELLORE TANDA NANKIN
1934.
7,000
2nd June 7,000 80th June
11
Regular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and Japan over the country. From the dis- and Hong Kong to Australia.
Hong Kong to Sydney 19 days.
Frequent connections from Australia with the following:—
The P. & O. Branch Service of steamers to London via Suez.
The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton
London via Panama Canal.
{women.
many dertake, even to see her boy alive. district nurses anyway.
The boy's boss understood.
ever
Either because the militia
The
AMERICA'S RICH LANGUAGE
"Did You Smoke The Skull Buster?"
current
among
Moving the laundry-Smuggling
Chinese over the Border. Booze Bourse - Brooklyn, New
New York. Darksetting-Courting at night. To Dig Deep-To Hand Over, Dropper-Knife man.
Electric Chair. Flame Chair -
(Some call it the "Hot Squat"). Gage Cheap Whisky. Gapper's bit-Small sum given to one who sees a crime commit- ted but who takes no part in it. Hide-A pocketbook. Hot-Wanted by the police.
Ho There was the problem of scatter- INCOMPREHENSIBLE PHRASES its spirit dominated the peuple, Cars began to drive slowly along went back himself, and got a doctor.ed families. mlesing children, Cars driven by the sort and stayed with the boy till he died- fathers mothers; of trying to coax
New York. B.I. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation for bringing into being still greater our strect.
riches for some-and what Saki of men who wear their caps back-
Fo But that night when he went to fugitives back in from their 1st and 2nd class passengers.
The language of America's un- called "the Rand manner."
ward, the visors down their necks, get the body for Hatty it was gone-treata, Airplanes would locate aderworld becomes richer in words The wives of fortunate minera Probably not to interfere with their It seemed that some time in the little huddled group off in the coun- and phrases-and more imcompre- and speculators in the crude little rifle gaze. "Any niggers in these afternoon some men came to
the try a mile or so. But when they hensible. Here are some of the ex- The townhall with a truck, anying they sent ears after them the groups pressions now township .competed with one an- houses?" they would shout. other to create a sensation with gaping children were called in hasti-were from an undertaker. They would melt away, running like rab-gangsters:~~ their jewels and their clothes from ly from the kerbs. It didn't seem took off a dozen or so corpsen. And hits. White men in cara didn't
one Nar a no a very educational sight.
HAW them again. strike them as healthy contacts. 7,000
3rd Aug. Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydory & London and Paris. 7,000
Melbourne.
In 1870 the population of terri-very safe one. After the first car Coloured people share with whites 1st Sept.
And then there was the matter of 7,000 29th Sept.
taries that now form the Union of or so people sent their servants down the sentimentality of liking to know?
funerals. Complicated by that "un- South Africa was about 300,000, in the cellar, or up in the attic. where their dead are buried. most of them farmers scattered And waited.
But nobody knew what to do about dertaker's" wagon. it. Nobody knew just what to do..
And there was the problem of covery of the Rand field the popu- Around eight o'clock the train
was getting these houses rebuilt. lation increased six-fold. In those came in with the militia. Riot call. efficient or because the game was Red Crosa took voluminous depost- The Union S.3. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom vis New 50 years Johannesburg has risen They detrained and marched up the played out after such a very active tions of losses. But wherever those Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, etc.
from the veld, with skyscrapers, a street in splendid military form. night, things were fairly peaceful depositions were filled they probably The F. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to London and
Almost no houses juniversity, 800 miles of streets, They made preparations for break-by afternoon. Most of the black still remain.
One citizen who had served population was herded in the town were insured." Blacks are bad riot and jand one of the largest hospitals in fast.
the world.
with the Marines in Haiti got a hall. It was easier to protect them risks. The whole affair, drifted into To-day South Africa produces little impatient then. He was from there. But there had been diffent- comfortable oblivion surprisingly more than half the world's output Maine, and had a feeling that the ties in getting them concentrated. soon. At least on the white side of of gold. Ber prosperity has been militia could cut their breakfast a The look of the men who were es-the tracks.
trifle short built on the Rand.
He searched out the corting the blacks to the town hall Eventually, of course, houses did.
Khadn't Inspired confidence. ·
struggle up out of the ashes, and the, -The poorer mines, the Cinderel-commander and said as much.
Housewife after housewife re- black people repossessed, their part Shanghai, Moll, Kobe & Yokohama. las of the goldfield, with large ac- they'd give him a squad of men he'd S'hai., Mol, Kobe & Yokohama.
cumulations of low-grade ore, find go over and stop this thing. Didn't fused to surrender servanta to their of the town. Most of them had jobs Amoy, Shal, Moll, Kobe & Ont.
Several small they could go on with. House or no S'hal Moji, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama hope of new life now in the In- the militia realize that shooting and dubious protection.
our street, house, missing family or not, you Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama creased price of gold. This sue-looting were still going on? People dramas took place in Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama.
cess would contribute enormously were being robbed and killed while when a woman with three or four can still cook or wash. or dig, oz) Amoy, S'hai, Mojl, Kobe & Osaka. Amoy, S'hal Maji, Kobe &
& Ouka.
to the "vast expansion" of South they were getting ready to have terrified negroes in her kitchen de-drive mules.
clined entrance to those amateur But there were a few who didn't Shanghal, Kobe & Stal Moll, Kobe, Ouke, & Osaka.
& Yokohama Africa forecast. by General Smuts, their coffee.
pick up the threads so easily. One & Yokohama And the expansion of South Africa
The commandant had him gaoled. deputies with shot-guns.
Something was said S'hai, Moji,
On the second day any black whose grey-haired negro doctor who work- would be notable development of Martial law, Kobe & Yokohama,
about nigger lovers. He was bailed employer would vouch for him ored tirelessly at the Red Cross centre Kobe &
the Empire, Yokohama
her was released, wearing a yellow said, courteously, that there was no Shal, Robe & Yokohama,
out later in the day.
The arm-hand was to use his taking up their time filling. Amoy, S'hai Moji, Kobe & Osaka
Finally, having eaten, the troops arm-band. Shai, Moji, Robe, Osaka & Tokohama
got into nigger town and stopped indicate that the wearer was harm-lot a list of his losses. It was; he Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama..
of sald. the second time he had been No attempt was made, the shooting, It had more or less less. stopped itself by then. The shooters course, to indicate which members burned out. The first time, in an- had been out all night, and were of the mob had now returned to other State, he had lost his house, certain people, Those same people. his Instruments, his horse, and thought that the photographs of riot sort of tired. There was still some sanity. desultory sniping, though." One man Those yellow-banded people wan-buggy. He was younger then, and victims in the more dramatic poses dazed and disconsolate had begun again. my of violent death, enterprisingly stood on a down-town corner and dered
This time he had lost his brick printed on post-cards, and sold sur- Bydney got his sight on the stair windows through the still smoking rains of
SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.
-1034-----
*BEHAR
6,100 80th May KAISAR-I-HIND 12,000 31st May SHIRALA
8,000 lat June 7,000
Erd June 6,700 12th June 17,000 14th June 8,003 15th June 7,000 29th Jun
NANKIN *BOUDAN RAJPUTANA SIRDHANA TAKADA
TIPELAGE BURDWAN ILANPURA SANTHIA TANDA *SOMALI
17.000
12.000
28th June 8th July 10,000 13th July 1000 12th July 15,000
6,000 11th July 17,000 27th July 8,000 27th July 7,000 5th Aug.
·7th Aug. 7,000
*Cargo only.
All dates are approximats and subject to alteration without notion
All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans or Panka 'Louvre System. Steamers on London and Australian Lines are fitted with Laundries,
Parcels measuring not more than 8 ots will be received, at the Corn
pan's Office up to Noon on the day previous to
further information, Fastaga, Freight, Handbooks, ete, apply to`r-
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.,
·P. # 0.. Building, Connaught Ed. C., Hong Kong, Agents.
PRICE ON A DOG'S LIFE.
Farmer Secures £10-For Killing Dingo,
Jap Wise-Knowing part of a
thing.
Yesterday
Last brightening
morning.
Bat Stand-Railway Station. Rosch-Policeman. Scratch-Money..
Skull Buster--Detective, Sky Uniformed policeman or
guard.
Smoke--To look at, to notice. Tommy Machinegun. Trick-A Crime/man
Turn on the heat-Begin to shoot. Vine--A suit of clothes. Wire-One who dons a favour for
a prisoner.
Reuter
A dingo in the Clarenca Elver of an office building. The coloured bigger town, subdued to apathy, house and office, his drug store, his reptitiously, in the manner of districts died so mapy sheep that fanitor was walking up those stairs Twisted fron and cinders marked equipment, his operating table, his naughty postals in Paris, were not Broken trunks and automobile, his new instruments, very nice. The opinion that a race a reward of £10 was offered for its When he appeared at the fourth their homes. scalp mas chased the dinge or window a
floor window a very next shot picked bureaux, caked with sodden ashes, and his daughter's half-pald-for riot now and then kept the niggers,
gaped empty as the looters had left plano. He didn't, he said, think he in their place was hotly contested.
would try again.
But even that talk finally died (wild dog), acre country, rode it Lots of negroes never turned up
Things like that made för indig- down. No one really knew what to down and fogged it to death"
th" with a at their homes or their jobs again. wtirrup Iron
Some of them probably simply kept an attempt was made to reunits nant talk for a few months, among do about such things.
A stockinan
them.
With the help of the Red Cross