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From
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1934.
RAWALPINDI +EHUTAN
17,000 18th Juns 4,000 23rd June
KAISAR-I-HIND **BEHAR
12,000 30th June 6.100 7th July
RAJPUTANA
+ SOUDAN
RANCHI CARTHAGE **BURDWAN
RANPURA CORFU **SOMALI
MANTUA
RAWALPINDI
BANGALORE
CONORIN
17,000 14th July
Destination
Bombay, Marseilles & London.
Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London,
Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp &}
Hull.
Bombay, Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Ifull
6,700 21st Julybay. Marseiller & London.
Marseilles, Harre, London Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hall
17.000 28th July Bombay, Marseilles & London, 15,000 11th Aug. Marseilles & London.
6,000 18th Aug.
17,000 25th Aug. 8th Sept
15,000
7.000 15th Sept.
11,000 22nd Sept. 17,000 6th Oct. 6,000 18th Oct
Marseilles, Havre, London,
THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1934.
Where Thugs Shot Children
Here is the scene and two of the victims of New York's latest bandit outrage. Policeman Arthur Rasmussen (top) was slain when (arrow), he engaged in a duel with bandits who robbed a store The thugs fired indiscriminately, wounding three children, one of whom, Leonore Albanese (below), 16, is in a critical condition.
CHILDREN
THROUGH
THE AGES
Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Fascinating Exhibition
Hull.
Bombay, Marseilles & London Bombay, Marseilles & London.
Boburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Marseilles, Eavre, London,
Hull. Marseilles
London. Bombay, Marseilles & London.
Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Full
15,000 20th Oct. Bombay, Marseilles & London.
* Cargo ouly. † Calla Camblanca.
Frequent connection from Port Said for Passengers and Cargo to Con nantinople, Pireaus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the Khodivial Mali Steamship Corta
ện
BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.
**SHIRALA +SIRDHANA TAKADA
1934.
8,000 26th June 8,000 8th July 8,000 22nd July
S'pore., Penang & Calcutta,
DO --- -DO-
• Calls Rangoon
+ Call Port Swettenham.
In London
PROCEEDS FOR CHARITY
ever
STARVING WOMAN'S
FORTUNE
RIPTIDE
(Continued from, Page 12.)-
"You don't know what a woman will do for the man she loves. I'm ja truthful woman but I know now there is something more sacred than truth. That thing is protec Ition-I must protect Philip.
I
realized in St. Moritz this thing would break him. I will not let it."
There was a moment of silence and then the butler announced "Lord Rexford."
His greetings were brief; then he
said he had come to see Tommy.
"I heard you called" said Tommy. "Can I be of service?".
"You can I would like you to stop annoying my wife."
"I wasn't aware" began Tommy, then turning to Mary: "Did it annoy you when I phoned this morn- ing
"Perhaps a little. It annoyed Philip, as you can see.”
"Mary, did you arrange to meet Trent here?" Philip demanded.
Before she could answer, Sylvin said: "She did not. Tommy and I are lunching at our favourite bar. Come on."
"I
Mary shot her sister a thankful look. Philip saw it and read t rightly. Sylvia put on her coat and she and Tommy went to the door.
"Goodbye, Mary", he said. won't annoy you again. Nor you, Lord Rexford: I would do any thing for Mary. You see I happen! to love her. I will say more-I've asked her to leave you and marry me. I have seen how she suffers with you."
Huge Hoard Found In "Tommy!" It was Mary gasping. There was a hard look on Lord Rubbish Heap. Rexford's face, as he said: "What
are you all trying to hide?"
"Philip, there is nothing to hide"| Mary said.
£20,000 IN SECURITIES
L
to
Berlin.
"I don't believe you." Something seemed authorities
Recently she locked herself
"You
snap in When the welfare London,
catered the house of a starving old Tommy's brain, as he saw Mary hold out her arms in supplication One of the most fascinating woman at Zittau they found:-
London has exhibitions
£121 sterling, 320 gold dollars, to her husband.
"Mary, I can't stand this another known has been opened to raise 2,130 German marks, including money for charity.
many obsolete gold coins, and over minute-I won't" he said.
shall not stand there and be inault- It is "Children Throughout the £20.000 worth of securities.
The woman, who was 66 years ed like this. You can't go on like Ages"-an exhibition which is an old, had long been living in this. He knows!" unrivalled collection of children's poverty, and had been receiving
"Thank you, Trent" said Philip. clothes, toys, books and pictures public relief.
"At least I am grateful to you for from the dawn of civilisation to
un letting me know the truth-at last.” the present day. The list of ex-in her room and refused to admit He was gone without another word. hibitors, headed by the Queen, or speak to anyone. Fears of sui- So Mary was going back to includes every name in English cide induced the welfare authorit-America with Sylvia. Society.
She had not returned home, but The pictures alone are worth They found the woman In bed had gone to the hotel with her sis- well over £1,000,000 and they are exhausted with hunger. The room clothes to her.
ter. Celeste had brought her but a small branch of the exhibi-
She had not seen was littered with heaps of clothes, tion.
The collection of royal chris-books, newspapers, lines, bales of Philip. She could not trust herself tening robes is reputed to be the cloth, brushes, boots trunks, bas to ace Pamela. The day before she There were finest ever seen for it includes the kets, cardboard boxes, supplica of was to sail, she went to the office cap, robe and mittens worn by!
decaying food, crockery and cook-jof Philip's lawyer.
some papers she was to sign. There ing utensils. Queen Elizabeth when she was
And underneath all this mass of was to be no divorce immediately. These little relics rubbish, they found her secret for.but she was to sign an agreement have been exhibited before.
that Pamela was to remain with her Anne Boleyn, Queen Eliza-tune.-Reuter,
father. Mary was to see her only! when she came to England.
B.I. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation for christened. 1st and 2nd class passengers.
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South, beth's mother, gave them to one
1934.
NANKIN NELLORE TANDA
NANKIN
7,000 80th June 1.000 ard Aug. Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney & 7,000
Melbourne. 1st Sept. 7,000 29th Sept.
of the women of her bedchamber after the christening They have! remained as heirlooms in that family ever since.
les to break in,
FILM QUOTA PROBLEM
IN BRITAIN
(Continued from Page 8) What, then, do I suggest as remedy?
The lawyer had handed her the: papers, when to her surprise, Philip entered.
"I will not sign this" she said. "Philip, I give Pamela into your keeping. It is only right I should.
Beside the baby clothes of Charles II lle the long silk chris tening robe and tiny bodices of
I suggest that the principle of But this 'consideration of two thou- Oliver Cromwell, the "Iron Pro the quots should be continued and sand pounds annually' is an insult. tector": Close by is a braided that an import duty of 81 a foot I am not selling my child. I do Regular monthly sailings from Hong Kong to Shangbai and Japa coat worn by Charles I at the age should be imposed on all foreign not need the money. I have some
and Hong Kong to Australia.
Hong Kong to Sydney 1V daya,
Frequent connections from Australia with the following:---
The
Union S.S. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom via New The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to London and
Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, etc.
The P. & O. Branch Bervice of steamers to London is Suez.
The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and
London via Panama Canal.
SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.
TAKADA RANCHI NELLORE TILAWA CARTHAGE
TANDA *SOMALI
TALMA
1934.
7,000 29th June 17.000 28th June 7.000 5th July 10,000 18th July 15,000 12th J
8.000 11th July 17,000 24th July 8,000 27th July
Amoy, Shai, Moll, Kobe & Osaka. Shanghal, Kebe & Yokohama. S'hat Holl, Kobe, Oaks, & Yokohama
S'hal, Moji, Kobe & Osaka.
Kobe & Yokohama.. Kobe 4
of two.
Glms.
Such
done without.
income and I can make my living, Best of all are the toys.
a duty would be easily again, as I did before I knew you. They range from baked clay borne by films of good quality, but Strike out that clause and I will teething-rings which belonged to it would have the immediate effect sign." children born 2,000 years B.C. to of stopping the import of inferior
"You don't have to sign any the latest models of railway en-foreign films which are now earn-
Then gines and aeroplanes.
Among Ing
as little as suma between thing. Mary",eald Rexford. them is a miniature bronze $7,000 and £11,000 in Britain. to the lawyers: "Will you please charlot which was the favourite They are
merely cluttering up leave me and my wife for a minute? toy of a little Roman boy.
In pride of place is the dolls screen space and could well be must speak to her alone."
Mary looked him full in the eye,] teaset which Queen Mary played
I suggest, also, that the method when the men: had left, and asked: with in her childhood and her of hiring films in groups should be What more can I do, Philip, than favourite dolla brunette with discontinued. The practice of at-leave you and promies, as I do. glorious bobbed hair and skirts taching to an exceptionally auc- naver to see my child again?" sweeping the ground. Next
He tried to speak, but! come two gold rattles given to the cessful film four, five or six other He took the papers and tore them
films compels all cinema owners to to bits. Prince of Wales by his great-show many films they do not wish could not. grandmother, Queen Victoria.
"Philip" said Mary gently, "I've There are, of course, all sorts to exhibit, and which their patrons
done all I know. If there is, any- do not wish to see. of dolls' houses, dolls" beds, cra-
The future of the British film thing else there is nothing I life if dles and clothes,
Industry demands that the pooreat would not give you—my Little boys are amply repre- Sha, ha, Kobe, Os & Tokohama sented by catapults, toy soldiers quality of British Alm shall cease necessary."
At that, he broke down. He sat be made; that the poorest Ito and examples of everything else boys have enjoyed playing with quality of foreign film shall cease heavily in a chair. His face was to be Imported;; and that cinema that of a dead man. Mary looked throughout the ages-Reuter.
owners shall be able to hire films at him. She Bealtated-but it was moment. Then she singly at rates much lower than only for a some of the fantastic percentages proved the 'truth of her protesta- of receipts being imposed to-day, tions.
Kookohama.
Kobe & Yokohama. Amoy, S'hal Mofi, Kobe & Onaka. 7,000 5th Aug. S'hai, Moji, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama 7,000
Shanghal. Kobe & 7th Aug.
Yokohama. 10.000 10th Aug. Amoy, Shai, Moji, & Danka.
Robe 9th Aug. 15,000
S'hal, Kobe & Yokohama, Shai., Moji. Kobe & Yokohama. 11,000 23rd ́Ang.
7,000 NANKIN
2nd Bept. BANGALORE
5th Bept. 6,000 RAWALPINDI 19,000 6th Sept.
CORFU
MANTUA
Shanghal, & Yokohama. Shanghal, Kobe & Yokohama,
*'Cargo' only,
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Helsingfors.
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land: It already has a large mem¬ The lifeboat
which Captain berahin-Benter. Giles Stedman, of the American "Do you, knowing the whole Merchant was forced to abandon truth, want me to stay? If you do, in rescuing the crew of the sink- Philip, I am yours-forever and for-lug British freighter City of 2,700 miles.
Exeter, in January 1988, has just || Though"","coveral things WED He could not speak. But his turned up, according to the Ameri- growing 'out of the seats" and one |and was bashed--In, the Ufeboat The open arms and the tears in his eyes can Merchant Lines
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apeaker broadcasts the noon signal
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the ten- bạt, rung louder than any wards Ashermen on the land of Soro were still three tins of blicuits, a near the North Cape. In the 18 compass, and other sinipment.---. mynths it had drifted more than Beuter,