PO.-British India Apcar and
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TAKING CARGO FOR
"NEW DEAL FOR
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of experts?
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1935
Does not experience
rather point to a new unhappy era
of unrest and
Empress Of Britain Due Here March 23
No National Planning Committee Mammoth Passenger List
can plan for an industry as well as an industry can plan for itself: With a scheme before them framed
by industrialists who know every detail and every difficulty to bo
STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULFttle body of men who er hypothee
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arial
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SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK
SEATTLE, VICTORIA THE SUNSHINE ROUTE 38 Nay”
Koba: Zokohama and Honolulz
To San Francisco Via Shanghai, THE EXPRESS ROUTE 17 Days To Seattle Via Shanghal, Kobe and Yokohama Fortnightly sallings:
surmounted, a Cabinet ought to be rTHE 42,500-ton s.s. Empress sens, E. Grace Jr., Morgan H. Graco, able to make its own decisions on
dagship of the Mrs. Grace, Miss E. Barham, Mra. of its own responsibility. It would Canadian Pacific fleet. which is Robert Green, Mrs. Dorothy Jean Nathan P. Graham, Allen Green, Jr call in "experts" as and when oc on her fourth round-the-world Greenwood, B. C. Grifiths, William casion required, "but it ought not to cruise will arrive here at 7 am. Griffiths, Mrs. Griffitha, Major T.
Grothe, Madame Grothe take the plans themselves from a on March ́23.'
Mrs. Allce W. Haas, Frank N. Hack, She left New York at 12 noon on Mrs. Hack, Dr. Frederick J. Haerer, are universal super-experts. January 10, for Funchal, Gibraltar, Mrs. Haerer, Alfred W. Halss, George Nor would the prospect of auc Algiers, Villofrauche, Naples, II. Hall, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Jacques Halle eaus beimproved or the Parlia-Athena,-Haifa, Port Said and Sver, and maid, George Halmall Mrs. Hal- Fortnightly mallfags:
Miss E.
Mian Lois H mentary, difficulties be lessened by thence Bombay, leaving there at 8 ma
Pres. Wilson Hammond, Jerome J. Hanauer, Mrs.
....... Mar. 13, 8,00 um. Pret, Incisan .: Mar, 2, 8.00 a.m. substituting for a Cabinet 20 or pm, on February 20, to continue Hanauer and maid, E. F. Harris, Jorn Pres. Hoover. Mar. 28, Noon Pres. McKinley..Mar. 16, 6.60 m., more a Cabinet of five
her journey to Colombo, Penang, B. Haaris, Stanton M. Harris, Mrs. Pres, Emcoln...Apr. 9, M'night"| Pres, Grant ....Mar. 30, 8.60 m. If this country were running Singapore, Bangkok, Batavia, Sama- Harris, J. E. Harris, Jr., Mrs. Harris, Pres, Coolidge Apr. 20. Noon Pres. Jefferson..Apr. 13, 8.00 a.m. downhill as fast as in 1981, there rang and Padang Bay. The Britain M, S Harris, Miss H. Harris, J. M. Pres. Cleveland May 17, Mikaight| Pres. Jackson ...Ápr. 27 6.00 p.m.
Mrs. Arthur Hartgering might be a case for return to the will arrive at Padang Bay at 6-a. Joan E. Hill Mrs. Claire Hillyer, Con-
HI
Miss
EL EUROPE, NEW YORKW
MANILA Parliamentary conditions of war on March 16 and will leave the eul General Arvo A. Himberg, Mrs.
Inquire for round-trip tickets to Europe In connection with Lloyd THE MOST FREQUENT time which. Mr. Lloyd George so following day at 6 pm for Charles Hirshon and maid, Charlestine Via Manila, Singapore,
Hirtenstein, surprisingly advocatea. But has Zamboanga and Manila.
SERVICE- Therp Hiscock,
Colombo, Bombay, Buen and the Mrs. Wilson Hodgson, Miss Hope- he fully considered what effect a The Empresa of Britain has on Edwardes, Mrs. Lynn S. Hornur, Wil
My Mediterranean small Junta of a Cabinet would board more than 450 passengers reliam S. Horton, Miss, Nellie M. Howell, Pres. Van Buren have upon Parliamentary govern-¡presentative of almost every country R. B. Howlson, Mrs. R. B. Howison, Pres. Garfield ment-which needs all the support in the world, among whom are a Humphrice, Miss Humphries, Robert G.
Lucien Hubert, Mrs. M. B. Hull, J Pres, Polk
Pres. Adams S'pore, Penang, Columbo, Bombay it can got in these day's of dictator- great number of French tourists,
Hunt, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Margaret, Hart,
Pres. Harrison Karachi and Persian Gulf.
ship, instead of a knock-down
Mrs. Arthur J. Hutchison and Mrs. J. Marieilles, Havre, London, Hamburg | blow?
A. Hyndman, Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull, Marseilles & London
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. (Under Contract with H.M. Government.)
9.8%
From
About
Ton 11ong Kong]
1935.
*KIDDERPORE
**BANGALORE
CHITRAL
CARTHAGE
BHUTAN
CATHAY
**BEHAR
6,000 1st Mar. 4,000 2nd Mar
16,000
9th Mar.
15,000 23rd Mar.
6,100 30th Mar.
15,200 6th Apr. 6,100 13th Apr.
CORFU
**SOUDAN
RANCHI
15,000. 20th Apr.
7,000 27th Apr.
4th May 17,000
Destination.
-DO-
Mareilles, Havre, London, Hamburg
Roterdam, Antwerp & Hull. Marsailles & London.
་ ་
Bombay, Marseilles, Havre, London Hambug, Rotterdam, Antwerp Hull. Marseilles & London.
Marseilles, Havre, London. Hamburg!
Rotterdam, Antwerp & Hull. Bombay, Marseilles & London.
+ Calls Casablanca.
* Cargo only.. Frequent connection from Port Sald for Passengers and Cargo to Con- tantinople, Piraeus, Smyrna and other Levant Ports by steamers of the `Khedivial Mall Steamship Co.
30,000 Miles During the course of her voyage Return To The Land the liner will travel 30,000 milea and Mrs. Isabelle Her and Mrs. George An emergency Cabinet, rarely call at 32 ports. Her passengers ||H. Ingalls:
Prof. Elbridge C. Jacobs, Mra. seen in the House of Commons, ab- have an opportunity of seeing 88 Jacobs, George N. Jacob, Miss Dora sorbed in the reconstruction places in the 24 countries she will J. Jaffe, Mrs. W. A. Jamieson and maid, schemes passed on to them in an visit.
Dr. John Janas, Mrs. Jansa, Miss endless chain by the Development The round-the-world ahlp will Virginia Janss, Mrs. Peter Janas, flas Council and closely shrouded from arrive in Manila on March 20 and Mrs Jacque, Col. Charles Bus Jaques,
W. O. Jeffery, observation, if not from criticism, will sail on the following day for Jeffery, F. Frazier Jelke and valet, would be as unpopular with ita Hong Kong. From here she will Thomas Courtney Jenkins, Mrs. Jen- nominal supporters as with its all for Shanghai, Yokohama and kina. Mra. Dora Jenkins, Mrs. Lloyd avowed enemies.
Hawaii, making stops at Honolulu Jones, Franklin I. Judson and Mrs.
Judson.
wear a
A Cabinet of Five cannot but and Hile, thence proceeding to San Mrs, Simon Kann. Mrs. Sigmind quasi-dictatorial look. It Francisco, San Pedro, Los Angeles, Kann, Monsieur Robert Karpeles, Miss would be a fatal mistake to cast Balboa, Panama City, Colon, Cris- Susan G. Keays, John G. Keays, Mrs. aside even the camouflages of tobal and New York. She will be x. M. J. P. Kerhuel, Mrs. Swan Kler- Hervey E. Keeler, Miss Edna J. Kelsey, Parliamentary government. Nor back in New York at 9 a.m., onnan, Mra Arthur C. Kimball, Mian would the prospect of two Budgets May 20.
Doris Kimbali, Miss Beatrice E. year instead of one help to dis- The Empress of Britain is the Kirkwood, Jacob Klein; Mrs. Klein, pose the heart of the taxpayer to biggest moving "hotel" that has Fritz Konzakowski, Mrs. C. W. Kuhn the change..
and Kelle Kuusinen: ever circumnavigated the globe.
Louis Lechmund, Mrs. Lachmund, To my mind, the most practical
Passenger List and useful passage in the Bangor
Comte de Lambertye, Compesso de Passengers aboard the ship are Lambertye Sr. Jose Larranaga, Sra, programme was that which dealt the following:
Aurora Llagoster Larranaga, Iver N. with agriculture and the return to
Lawson, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Louise Mrs. Lillian Abbett, John M. Abbot, Leech. His Honour W. A. D. Leos, the land. Mr. Lloyd George spoke Mrs. Abbot, G. Adams, Henry T. Adam David Lerner, Mrs. Lerner, Charles hopefully of doubling the number H. R. H. Princess Joachim Albrecht of Leviton, Mra: Leviton, Mrs. Levitan, son, John G. Agar Mrs. Ál Phlgren. Levis, Charles Parker Lavist Paul E. of agricultural workers from Prussia, W. D. Ambrose, Mrs. Ambrosa Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn, Jules Levy, 1,000,000 to 2,000,000,
Miss Anne Ambrose, Warren Am- Mrs. Levy, Moise Levy, That does not require a Develop brose, Jone D. Ambrose Hugo An- Leys,
Sir Charles Mrs. Walter [driesse, ↑ Mra."
Liebman, 2nd Mar. Singapore, Part Swettenham, Penang ment Council and 嗣 Cabinet of
Elizabeth Spaniard Mix H. V. Light, I. W. Loeb, Mrs. 10 a.nl. and Calcutta,
Five. But it does need a real na Andriesse, Mrs. W. W. Amhaith, B. W. Loeb, Mrs. Jenny Loeffler, Rev. W. N.
Amold, Alfreto tional agricultural policy which Attwood.
Arrgua. Mian A Long, Mrs. Long, Miss Lilla Lopez, should be fortified, if possible, by|
G. P. Lord, Dr. Fred B, Lund and Mrs. Miss Helen G. Bailey, Mrs. W. D. Lund. the willing support of all parties. Bailey, Mrs. James G, Bailey, Mrs. Mrs. B. E. Macdonell, R. Stewart This is the most obvious of all Rontiro B. Benton, Miss Alice Barber, MacDougall, M.A., DES, LLO
BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS.
SHIRALA
TILAWA SANTHIA TALMA SIRDHANA
1885.
8,000
10,000 15th Mar
8,000 29th Mar. S'por, Penang and Calcutta. 10,000 12th Apr. 8,000 28th Apr.
1985.
TANDA
NANKIN NELLORE
7,000 2nd Mar.
7,000
7,000
11 a.m. 2nd Apr. Brd May
10 days.
do
Melbourne & Hobart.
A New Life
Mrs.
Mar. 1, 3 x.m. ..Mar. 16, 8 am. Mar. 20, 8.m. ...Apr. 13, 8.m.
Apr. 27, 8 a.m.
NEXT SAILING
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B.I. Apcar Line steamers have excellent accommodation for the big remedies for unemployment, Miss M. L. Barrow, C. Marshall Barton, Clarence E. Mack, Mrs, Mack, Mrs. 1st and 2nd class passenger
and the almost derelict Beide and Hirt, Barton, Mr. W. H. Bateman, W. Sifth MacLean, Haddon H. MacLean, Mathias Schwyter, Mrs. Joseph Shay the workless masses stand side by ley, Mrs. E. W. Beckwith, Edgar Beek, Millan, Mrs. Hugh Livingston MacNeil, tack, Mrs. Bryan De Forest Sheedy EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (Southside. Create the conditions for Mrs. E. M. Behar, Mias Gertrude Behr, Miss M. R. Macphasi, George C. Man: Miss Eleanor M. Sheedy, Mrs. V.
their safe return by the assurance Mrs. Harrison Bonn and maid, Martin tor, Marcus Marsh, Baron Martory de Shepard, Dr. Franels: Burgette Short of.a fair reward for honest toll, Benson, Mrs. Benson, William B. Ben Mayner, Mrs. Howard McCaddin, Mrs, Mrs. Short, Lewis Simon, Jacque V assure them fair prices in a safeon, Mrs, enton, Miss G. Bernheim, Estelle McCamomn, Mrs. Charles J. Simon Mrs, Amor Simson, Miss Eliza (Continued From Page 5).
Herbert Bertrand, Mrs. Bertrand, McClung, David H. McCulloch, Mrs. beth H. Skinner, Joseph A. Skinner, market, and thousands of those Michael C. Bienkrant, J. L. Bjorner, David H. McCulloch, Miss Elizabeth M. Mrs. J. Slack, Earl Blick, Charles thinks that one offence should re- Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney, whose parents and grandparents Mrs. Jjorner, Russell Blackburn, Mrs. McCulloch and nurse, Miss Helen Smith, Jr. Miss Dorothy Smith, Eceive one punishment, and that in
were countrymen and country- Blackburn, G. R. Blackburn, Miss. R. L. Lucretia McCulloch and governess, Norman Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jesse women would welcome the chance Bond, Miss M. L. Bond, Miss E. Boul Miss Virginia F. McCulloch, Harrison Merrick Smith, Miss Marion W. Sraith, effect the punishment should cease of return to the land,
Sir Harold Bowden Bart., G. B. E., McDonald, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. de Mrs. Marion X. Smith, A. N. P. Spaull, if the penalty kick is not success- Frank Bowden, B. A. Mrs. Bowden, Venny, McGarrigle, Miss Mary 1. Me Mrs. Spaull, Mrs. Marion LK Squier, Dr. F. G. Brathwaite, Mrs. Brathwaite, Hyeon, A" 0: McLain, Mre: MoLain, Robert B. Stearns, Mrs. Stearns, Mreful. I am afraid however, I can- Not, indeed, to the bad old con Mrs. J. Brehm, Auguste de Bray J. N. McLean, Mrs. McLean, Dr. P. E Edward Steinam and maid, Mrs. Johnjnot agrea with his views, as all my.. Regular monthly flings from Hong Kong to Shanghai and Jaya ditions of miserable wages and in-Mrs. Dudley Digges Britt, Miss Mar- MaSweeney, Mrs. McSweeney, A.B. Sterner, Charles R. Stevens, Mrs sympathy is with the attackers on and Hong Kong to Australia.
sanitary homes, but to a new and jorie Brown, F. E. Brown, Mrs. Brown, Menendez-Behety, Charles E. Merri Stevens, G. E. Stewart, Miss Alice most penalty kick occasions. Hong Kong to Sydney a
James Brown, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Held, Mrs. F. Meyer, Monsieur A. Mille, Stowe, Mrs. S. Strobelm, Percy 5 REFEREE WHO PLEASED independent life in the open on Burdon-Müller, and maid, Hermann Madame Mile, John Moffat, Cari J Sugden, Mrs. W. Straus and mald, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND for a cheap Holiday, small-holdings of their own. The Burk, Thomas Burnett, Mr E Moltz, Mrs. Moltz, Miss M. B. Molyneux Mrs. S. J. Stroheim, Percy S. Sugden, I was beginning to think that
́(Baring, Making, Sheeting, and ·Climates to suit all. Your English|fact that only 7 per cent. of the Burnett-Hammond and Mrs. Bush. money in worth 25 per cent. more),
population of England and Wales Sir Julien Cahn, Bart, Lady Cahn, Cohan, Miss Marion Morgan, Mrs. E. Mrs. Sugden, Thomas Sutton, Dr. B never again should I hear anything but adverse criticism regarding re Frodsham Moore, Mrs. G. L. Morrell, Swift, No Additional Charge for Dock Cabins
Ban Deck Swimming - Pegain their living by agriculture is Mrs. W. C, Caine, Miss Jean Cameron Lt. Commander John W. Morse, U. S. B. L, Tatman, Miss Gertrude E. ferees, but I was mistaken. More Orchestra carried-Lautry BurgeoƐkewardess.
the worst reproach that can
Miss Mary ameron, Mies Mary EN, Mrs. Morse, Misa Gordon Mortimer, Taylor, LM. Taylor, Mr. Taylor, than once during the last week or be Lovelled at British statesraanship Campbell, E. A Campos-Menender N. Moss, F. B. Moss, Mifs W. Moss, Mrs. Rabsces Thayer, Mra. Courtney, I have been told: "At long Frequent connections. „wy's steamers to the United Kingdom vis Now and it remained irremediable until Hon, Frank Carrel, M. L. C. Mrs. N. E, Mullen, Miss Mary Mullen, Rev.ton, O. E Thurber, 0. Tindell, M last we have seen a good referee in
Ulrich Campaul, Mike D.. Carey Major Charles Moss, Mrs. Moss, Mise Thoraas, H. C. Thornton, Mrs. Thern-
this country was driven to abandon Carrel, Captain R
H. Carter Mrs. the Free Trade doctrine which ruin Carter, Richard N. L. Church, Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Musson, and H. 8 Tindall, Mrs. Florence Tointon, John Bolton," or words to the effect.
Mrs Mitsson, Jr Barnes Townsend, Mrs, Townsend and On each occasion the name of Church, Miss Particis Church, Mart W. 0. Naylor, C. Nesbitt, Wood, Mrs maid, James 1. Trask,” Mrs. Trask, Mr. Nattrass, the North Eastern and ed′ British agriculture. AGRA Resina M. Clapp, Mrs. Jan
James B. In this matter at least, whatever Clemens Mrs. Coldwell Ms. Harry A. Nesbitt Wood, Mrs. Loute Newbauer, Walter W. Tremlett Norman Charles
Mr Nattrass, who is one of the their attitude to other prominent Cooke, Mrs. Thomas W. Cooke, Miss Fleming Newbold, Mrs. Newbold, Miss Turner, C. Hubert Turney and Mrs. referee, was mentioned the national Government will cor M. Craig, Mrs. Parcy L, Craig, James dira. B. Oppenheimer Meurica Urschel and fire, Urschel tured the fancy of the Bolton folks, features of the New Deal, I hope Mary C. Colfen, Sir John Courtin, Miss Nancy Newbold, Arthur A. Newhouse Turner,
Miss Simons Uebelhor, Charles Fyounger school, hes, certainly cap. dially welcome the stimulus given D. Crawford, Mrs. Crawford, Albert J.
Owen Taylor Openheimer, and Mrs.
Mrs. Kittey Manners Vallance, Wil and I believe he had a very good Crites B. M. Crosthwaite, by Mr. Lloyd George to a pro-Croathwaite, General Willam Crozier Mrs. Walter L. Palmer Dr Jiam H. Vanderbilt, Mrth Wardenbilt day at Burnham Park recently.
James Oliver. Patton, gramme of agricultural revival Mr. Crozier, Mrs.
and maid, Madame Marguerite Vari Amoy, S'hal, Mojl, Kobe & Osaka. Ewhich coincides in all essentials; wood and Mrs. Helene F Croodson, Miss Frances Patterson, Mrs, gardness Mr. Vlanit, Frank Viant was not slow to take advantage of
with their own, but would carry. 11-mi
Men Miram Dalrymple, DE D Pech, Mrs. Edgar We Peck, Sir John, Jr Sir Francis Voules and Lady the little bit of luck that came to forward with a bolder purpose and Davie Franke 0 Dean Miss Helen with a quicker støp.
E & A Cuisine and Barvita are unsurpassed.
Union 8.5.
from Australia with the following —
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The P. & O. Royal Mail Steamers to London and
The P. & O. Branch Service of steamers to London via Suez.
The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton "London"via" Panama” Canal."
SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN,
Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama.
1935,
BANTHIA
BEHAR
GATHAY
NANKIN
*BJUDAN TALMA
CORFU
8,000
0,100 7th. Mar.
15,000 8th Mar
7,000
9th Mar.
7,000, 20th Mar,
10,000 21st Mar,
14,500 22nd Mar.
7th Mar
Amoy, S'hai, Moji, Kobe & Osaka. S'hat., Kobe, Yokohama,
Cargo only.
S'hai, Kobe, Yokohama..
S'hal, Moji, Kobe, Osaka & Yokohama, FATAL FALL FROM
-MOTOR BUS Inquest On Unknown Chinese
All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notion. All Cables are fitted with Electzie Fans or Punks Louvre System V Steamers on London and Australian Lines are Atted with. Laundries. Parosia measuring not more, than i cu. ft. will be received at the Come pasy #: Offer up to Noon on the day oreslous to walling,
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Thus, in a season of bickerings FR. Philips. Ha Phillips, Salve, A. M. Wallsteiner-Salve, Mrs. against referees, it is delightful to Denge Miss Carol Anri Dooley, Mrs Arnold Picker, Mrs: Cella Picker, Count Joseph F. Wallworth, Mrs. Adels find even this one glimmer of light Harbert E. Doolittle, Christian. Albert Dresch, R. G. Drinnad, Mrs. Drinnas, Plestcheef, Countess Flestaheel, Frank Braun Wason, R D. Watson, Monsieur Maxime Durcoda, Harry Du V. Pollock, Mr. Pollock, Setor Porter Watson & Weigel, Mrs: Weigel, in the form of one referee who Fresne End Miss Charlotte Dytt, Mrs. Porter Herbert L. Piatt and Miss Harian: Bereken – E
halmer, Mr. P.Wharddh Frederick Eagle, Mrs, Eagle, valet, R. H. Fratt, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs.
Anne Prinsmetal, H. B. Pyne and Mrs. Gertrude Wheatley in Mary White WORTH RECOGNITION Harry B. Earhart,
White, Miss Myra E. White-11 Have been told it in dangerous Racksas, H. J. Rasade, C. E-Whitworth, Mira Whit-to land reseres nowadays, but
Haskok.. and valotij Worth, Mr. Har BeWek, Miss Els
argaret La M, Willana, Mrs K. R; Williams, 0 with thin view I'do not agree,
Baskob, E. Williams, Mrs. Willams, Miss Zella good man can Mr WM.Williams and maid)) BKPME,
Cynthia" Anne Edwards y
A verdict of accidental death was ist Plorenes HD
returned by the jury at an inquest] Falcon,
held at the Kowloon Ma
yesterday afternoon into
of an unknown Chinese
died from hond
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official
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hair when it is hingg
pass along the
take it in the
stone, Edward Goossens, Mrs.