NEW ANTI-JEWISH GERMAN LAWS
Comments In Foreign Press Organs
HITLER CONFIDENT OF HIS POWER
- CHINA MAIL“ SPECIAL
Herr
Faris To-day.
GIANTS AGAIN
speech Hitler's great
FALL BEFORE
CHICAGO CUBS
Paul Dean Blanks Dodgers
TIGERS BEAT RED SOX IN US. BASEBALL
the
New York, to-day. There was a full programine of before the Reichstar at Xure-baseball yesterday in, both bert as well as the importantNational and American League. laws unanimously voted by the
Dean
in splendid Reichstag. are prominently fea- tured by the press here, which form on the mound to blank the
Dodgers for a Cardinals wiz byl- stresses the extreme significance the only run of the clash. of the new legislation
Paul
www.g
Eleven innings were called for "The German Chancellor must before the Reds managed to nose
out the Phillies feel exceedingly strong, that he risks gestures of such far-reaching
effect," says psychological
Le
Journal while the correspondent
THE CHINA MAIL THESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1935
MODERN METHODS
IN BUILDING
"Time And Progress"
Schedules
HONG KONG MARKET PRODUCE
APPROXIMATE RETAIL PRICES
Richard Cromwell, Bradley Page and Rita Le Roy are shown here in a scene from Name The Woman" a Columbia production, which commences at the Queen's Theatre to-day.
In the American League. De-Building and Engineering troit made up for lost ground by beating the Red Sox, while the
of the Nationalist Jour declares Browns continued to win, beating Construction Work In America
that Germany's ruler
has never the Yankees, appeared to be more master af himself and his own before the Reichstar
berg-
Bob Johnson recorded his 30th power than circuit-clout of the season, but the
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at Nurem-Athletics were beaten by the In-1
dians by an 8 to 5 margin.
The Petit Journal considers the Results, as cabled by Reuter. new citizenship law an "excellent were: weapon to complete the breaking down
of the opposition. The name "party" day of freedom
given to this year's party con-
sress was fully justified, not only Philadelphia because it maintained the newly- Cincinnati
towards, foreign freedom
1033
countries, but also because it brought liberty from certain in ternal ties." the Petit Journal com- ments on the new laws passed by the Reichstag
ness
Allotment Board's Programme
VAST APPROPRIATIONS SCHEDULED
Washington.
of
con-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R. 耳 E
Boston
3
731
Pittsburgh
5- 32
5
2
12
3
9
Eleven innings were played..
A vast aggregation struction jobs in all parts of the country were in the offing recent- ly as the result of the first busi- transacted by President
New York. Chicago
3 7 $ 12
1 Roosevelt's new works allotment O board.
Cavarretta hit a homer.
Brooklyn
0
5.
Q
Paul Dean pitched St. Louis
5
AMERICAN LEAGUE
8. 11
5 11
→
Cleveland Philadelphia.
Bob Johnson hit a home
7
SIGNIFICANCE STRESSED
Nuremberg: The new laws reta- tive to the Jewish question pass- ed by the Reichstag.on Sunday' not only constitute the sole way
5 for the establishment of tolerable] St Louis
Clift and Coleman hit homers- relations with Jews residing in Germany, but also open up such New York
Ruffing hit a homer far-reaching possibilities for the development of the Individual Jewish national life in Germany Boston as are similarly unknown in any
Detroit
other country this Chancellor Chicago -Hitler pointed out to a number of Washington prominent party leaders gathered
at a farewell ceremony as the true i meaning of the new laws passed by the Reichstag. which regulate the position of Jews in Germany.
•
SCRAP AND BUILD PLAN FAILS
Shipowners Unable To Use Fund
TON FOR TON BASIS
SUGGESTED
London.
LEARNING FROM THE
UNITED STATES
Chicken
Sept. 15,
199 1928
Ctx. Cbs
POULTRY:
Ib. 44. 30.
Beef Sirloin
46
29
Large
re- Chick Doves
ing)`·
At a Incheon arranged by the Capons, Small Society of Engineers. 17, Victoria- street, London, SWI, held cently, under the chairmanship of
the Eggs. Hen (cook- Colonel H. C. Hawking at
Rupert Florence Restaurant. street, London, W., Mr. A-C at some Bossom, MP spoke length on the application of mo dern methods to the building in- dustry.
He stated that while bricklayers. carpenters, plumbers, and other building operatives received larger wages in the United States then was the case in Great Britain, the cost per room of modern buildings was the same in both countries. This was due to the fact that in the United States, all waste had been eliminated by the introdue tion of "time and progress ache dules.
Planning Ahead Briefy, these implied planning abead; the dates on which the bricks cement, steel, and other materials were needed was fixed beforehand, and, in addition, the dates on which each trade com- menced and finished work were set The progress out on a chart.
interval of
It is no longer possible to dis-made after a given guise the non-success of the weeks or months could be ascer- The board recommended to, the Government's "scrap-and-build" tained and, if necessary; steps President that $1.091.802200 of scheme, which came into effect on could be taken to hasten any part
was to extend ithe $4.000.000.000 appropriated by Jan. 1.-and
over of the work which had fallen be- Congress be immediately set aside two years. The dual purpose in hind. for a long list of projects. most view was to stimulate shipbuild- In such a scheme all the persons of which have been waiting in the ing; and modemise the British concerned, namely, the owner, the 0 Public Works Administration's merchant navy.
architect, the engineer, the con- portfolio for some months.
It is already evident that the tractor, and the workmen engaged One of the projects involves the scheme, as it standa, will achieve in the actual building operations, 1 long-debated plan to harness the aefther object. Of the £10,000-all workel together. A system of Bay of Fundy tides of Passama-1000 fund which Parliament vot-this kind should, he thought, be 1 quoddy Bay, off the shore of ed, less than £1.000.000 has been introduced into England, to reduce Maine, for the production of applied for to date, and only the cost of building and the time hydro-electric power. A sum of about 130,000 tons of new ships of construction, so that the poorest been started under the citizen could live in a habitation $10.000,000 was set aside as the have
for which he could afford to pay. first year's instalment for this scheme.
Necessary Step 1330,000.000 project.
10
1
11 +
2
TABLES TO DATE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago St. Louis "FULL BLOODED" JEWS
New York Pittsburgh law for the Cincinnatti Berlin: The new protection of the German Blood Brooklyn
140 64 T6
136 59 77 135 57 78 124 32.102
22
sums
Ratio Modified Shipowners. under the scheme,
was
Eers, Hen (fresh) Few!, Hainan
Canton
Greese Pigeons, Canton Haibow Turkeys, Cock
Snipe Pheasant Quat Partridge
the
S$* *
Sept. 15, 1935
BUTCHER MEAT.
Prime Cut Corned
Roast Breast
Soup Steak
Steak Sirloin Sausages
Bullock's Brains
Tongie, fresh
corned
Head Heart Hump, Salt
Feet Kidneys Tail
"
per, doz. 30
18
32 25
85
56
39
ench 40
Hen
Th 56 50
each · 18
Liver
Tripe
Calves". Head
pair 1.60 220
each
Feet
FRUITS
Almonds Lemons, China Bananas (bride's) Carambola Cocoments. Apples (California) Lemons, American. Lichees, Dried Oranges (Canton) Oranges (Sweet) Pears (Canton) Oranges (America) Persimmons, Large Pamele Siam Walnuts Grapes
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Lone
RAR ĮS
VEGETABLES, ETC.
Long
Artichokes Beans, Sprout
Beet Boot Brinjals, Green Cabbage, Chinese
Red...
(Shanghai) Caulifower:(Large) each (Medium) (Small)
Carrots Celery, Chinese
Chilies, Dried".
Mutton Chip
Leg Shoulder Saddle
Brains
Pig's Chittings
Feet Fry
Head Kidneys
liver
Porks Chip LFor
Ies
Fat or Lard
Sheep's Head &
Feet
Heart Kidneys
Liver Sucking Pigs to
Order
Spet, Beef
Szet, Beef
Mutton Vext
Sausages
none
Barbel Breas
Canton
No. 1
Fre
Water Fish
Godfish
Crabs
Fresh Water
FISH
16
Cattle Fish
Red Green
18 16
Dance
10
8
Curry Stuff, English
Cucumbers
Frogs
Eels. Conger
Garlic
10
6
Ginger, Young.
12
7
Eels Tellow
of the
» Old.. Horseradish, S'haf Indian Corn Lettuce
10. 20
Caronpa
Gudegon
tach
Herrings
8
Halibut
Ie
Onions, Bombay
Greez Shanghai Parsley Potato, sweet
12
88
Lobster
4
Mullet
6.
Oysters
1.60
Pearch
8
Pike..
Japanese American
8.
Plaice
3
Pomfret, White
Pumpkin
4
Pomfret, Black
Radish
虚
Roach
Okroes
A very necessary step, however, Roosevelt Has Final Say Other recommendation made by were invited to apply for assis-was the standardisation the board would release huge tance from the fund when build-chaotic building regulations exist- clearance, foring new ships to replace old ones,ing in various parts of the coun- for slum roads, for rivers and harbour the condition being that two tons try: one authority insisted on one P W L Perc.
be scrapped for projects, and for inter-coastal must
every particular requirement with 132 91 41 .683.
ton built. Originally, the gard to fire-proofing, for example, canals. 136 87 49 639
three tons. to which was entirely ignored by the None of the allotments will be ratio 134 83 51 619
President one, but subsequently this was authority adjacent to it. Thus it 11
546 actually. made until 7764
one side of a 457 Roosevelt has given them the final modified. Even so, the shipown happened that, on 433 seal of approval-
ing community as a whole has street, this particular feature had to be included in buildings, but The board meeting was preced-declined the invitation.
After the lean years of the de-not on the other side. jed by an announcement from AMERICAN LEAGUE
дет In connection with the 141 93 43 653 Harry L. Hopkins. Federal Emer-pression there is so little capital 136 79 57 580
Administration ad-available that few owners
Housing Act, the Government was gency Relief 141 71 70 503 ministrator, that the relief load in ready to undertake new commit about to appoint an advisory com- 137 68 69.296 145 cities showed a 14 per cent ments, despite the lure of borrow-mittee. Some two million habi- 139 66 73 474 decline from March to April, while State teney at a low rate of tations, in the form of flats 139 61 78 458 expenditures fell 7 of 1 per cent.
It is stated, however, that this cottages, would be needed to re- Mash Room 134 55 79 · 1410
Main Allocations
house our sim dwellers, and a reluctance would be partly over. The chief allocations recom~
come if the scheme were redraft-national time-and-progress sche-
Philadelphia Boston
and Honour,” which forbids mar riages between, Jews and German subjects of German or Germanic Detroit blood and places other restrictions New York on the relations of Jews and Ger- Eston man or Germanie citizens will be Cleveland
Chicago applied solely to "fall-blooded s. Loais Jews and not to persons of only Washington partially Jewish descent, a semi- Philadelphis officialTM German news agency learns from competent quarters.
GOERING'S EXPLANATION
Berlin: The Gerinans press of yesterday alternoon. has not yet made any comments on the Chan- cellor's speech in the Reichstag, contenting itself with developing Gen. Goering's exposition before
140 70 0 500
| interest vote
are
Phubarb (Fresh)
Turnips, Panti
Water Cress Vegetable Marrow
(Long)
Water Lily Boot Spinachs
or Tomatoes
GREEK PLEBISCITE mended by Harold L Ickes and come in the shame were at is to dule should be worked out by this
All Citizens Above"
20 To Vote
* CHINA MAIL ~ SPECIAL
Athens, To-day-
The Greek Government.
the Reichstag of the laws, dwell-under the Premier, is now pre- ing in this connection in the first paring a decree regulating the
his committee were
For roads
To the corps of en- gineers, War Depart- ment for rivers and harbour and other pro-. jexts
of To the corps
gineers for the Pass- amaquoddy
Bay (Maine) hydro-electric power project
place on the selection of the details of the plebiscite for the To the Public Works Ad- Swastika banner as the sole na-restoration of the monarchy, tional flag of Germany."
scheduled to take place on
$500,000,000
102,186,500
10,000,000
ministration's housing division for 67 sium- clearance and low-rent The papers stress Gen. Goer-October 27. It is said that all
housing projects 249,360,000 ing's tribute to the historic flag! Greek citizens aged above 20, (Continued at Foot of Next CoL) of the German Empire and give including soldiers. gendarmes.
prominence to his explanation and police, will be allowed to NEW GOVERNOR FOR
that only deep respect for the old vote.
Germany's new
Persons entitled to vote who
BERMUDA
say, one ton of new construction for every ton scrapped.
committee.
Tackling The Problem The total British needs in the way of building materials, and also the annual outputs of the factories engaged in this class of work, could be ascertained; they would then be in a position to know how long it would take to obtain the required materials. 0.0GO By tackling the problem in this
To the Rural Resettle
ment Administration for subsistence home- steads and like project 100,000,000 To the State of Wiscon
sin to finance in part $205,000,000 públic works programme .......... For the Public Works Ad- ministration's Lower Colorado River project in Texas
To New York City to
finance in part in its $25,000,000 Ward Island sewage disposal project To the Alaskan Roads
Commission
systematic way there would be no haphazard scramble for materials, 20,000,000 and costs would be materially re duced By adopting modern methods in their building indus try, they would be able to house 7,500,000 their citizens as they deserved to
446,500 be housed."
Cape Cod Canal Fund Highway funds were allotted to
compels fag rulers to take measures to pre-stay away from the elections vent it being degraded into a will be fined. It is furthermore party symbol in which reaction- declared that a simple majority Lt. Gen. R. J. Hildyard States according to the formula ary elements could take refuge. will be sufficient for the re- References to the new law de-introduction of the monarchy. stined to preserve the parity of Trans-Ocean Service.
the Aryan race in Germany is
also reproduced at length, the papers especially featuring the drawing
the practical con-
Appointed
laid down by law, in proportion to area. post road mileage and London, To-day population. Grade crossing elimi- The Colonial Office announces nation funds were divided on the that HM the King has approv-basis of population, federal aid
·New York led the rest speaker's declaration "We must sequences from this admitted facted the appointment of Lieuten highway mileage and railroad
Reginald John mileage. endeavour to renew the links and granting the claims of the ant-General uniting us to our ancestors in Zionist congress by proclaiming Thoronton Haldyard, CMG of the States, receiving $30,287, primeval historic times. If Pro-the Jewish community in Ger DSO, to be Governor and Com- 526 out of the $500,000,000 set vidence had not given us our many to constitute henceforth amander-in-Chief of Bermuda on aside for roads.
Included in the engineer compos the expiration of the office of Fuehrer Germany would never national minority." have risen again from her ruins According to the statement the General Sir Thomas Astley allotment was $5,000,000 for new legislation allows the Jewish Cubitt in April next. -- British dredging the Cape Cod Cznal be-
tween Bourne minority in Germany to lead-its Wireless Service.
General Hildyari, who is the sou|Mass. lown "cultural existence with its of the late General Sir Henry Füd-|- For Berlin:
official_com-{own schools, theatres, sporting yard, G.C.B., was born in 1977 and ment on the new racial legislation associations and other institu-was educated at Marlborough and the reacted by the Reichstag at tions, this being the only means Royal Military Academy Woolwich Nuremberg points out that the to restore good relations between Gazetted 2nd Lieutenant in 1891, recent International Zionist Con-the Germans and the Jews. gress held at Laceme expressly
RACIAL ENTITY:
On the other hand the
adopted the standpoint that the ment emphasises that the Jewish problem was not religious must refrain in future
but racial and that
a distinctoraci
Jews form attempts
view and nati mcial the
Sissonly, teres
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