THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1935
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HONG KONG GOVERNMENT RADIO TELEGRAPH SERVICE
From the First day of December. 1935 charges for telegrams will be collected at the rate of Dollar (95 equal Gold Franc 1.00.
The Hong Eovernment Radio Tele- graph Service announces that from next Monday charges for telestazu: will be collected at the rate of Dolla: 105 to equal Gold Franc 1.00.
XLT Telegrams conveying Christ- mas and New Year Greetings will be "accepted by the Government Radi Office for transmission via Radio duz ing the period from 14th Decembe 1935 to 6th January 1936, both date. inclusive.
(a). The charge for telegrams t places in China will be base on ONE FOURTH of the ordin azy rate and to other places or ONE THIRD of the ordinaz, rate
(b) The minimum charge for al
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INWARD MAILS.
FROM EUROPE
Dec
Kashima Maru (Air Mail)
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FROM SHANGHAI
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Naldera
Potsdam
Pres. Grant
Tsushima Mar
Deucalion
Dec
FROM STRAITS & INDIA
Soudan
Taima
Titan
Rajputana
Dec.
New York's Automobile Show, the biggest in years, is being hailed as proof that America is getting on its feet again during a “breathing spell.”..Some of the sights the record throngs are seeing are: a Dew Įdeparture in radiators (top), a swing away from the streamlining of last 22 years Barney Oldfield (circle), still finding fast cars irresistible; Helen Dryden (left), the distinguished industrial designer who is the first women to design an automobile; and the new built-in automatic jack (right) which enables a car to be up-ended from the driver's seat.
A smartly garbed" young lady in lovely Cecilia Parker in this black cocktail dress. And after the cock- tail hour is. over the full-sleeved
din jacket is doffed and she has
ner gown. The white pique flower matches the sleeve band trimmings
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FROM U.S.A
Dec
Pres. Grant
FROM MANILA
Dec.
Deucalion
FROM JAPAN
Dec.
Alipore
Atsuta Maru
Xaldera
Pres. Grant
Toyama Mara
OUTWARD MAILS.
FOR EUROPE
Naldera (viz. Marseilles)
Closes: Eeg. 9.45 xm.
Ord. 19.39 am
Dec
Andre Lebon (via Siberia)
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Pres. Hoover (via Francisco)
27
Closes: Eeg, 9.15 am. Ord. 40 am.
FOR STRAITS AND INDIA
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Van Heutaz
Naldera
FOR MANILA
Dec.
Tjinegara Pres. Grant
FOR U.S.A
Pres. Hoover
FOR-JAPAN
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Rajputans Pres Boover
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Two of Hollywood's junior royalty, Shirley Temple and Sydney Ear! Chaplin, son of Charles Chaplin, the noted comedian, are photo- graphed basking in the sun at a Palm Springs, California, resort where young Chaplin west while on leave from military academy and where Shirley went to relax from movie 'work.
Honeymooning in Pennsylvania. are Mary Moore, the New York born Metropolitan Opera star, and her husband, Dr. Albert Magee, —a—Brooklyn, New York, dentist. Miss Moore, who is 21, met DE Magee a year ago while she was a papil of Mme. Edythe Magee, bis mother..
Lient, Raymond, W. Curtis, of the United States Army, with Don, the aged jumper on which he won the in ternational military jumping cham- pionship at the New York Horse Show last month. Army officers of six countries competed. (Left) Accen
Luated Grecian drapery distinguishes the skirt and bodice treatment of this wil black gown worn by Bette Davis. the screen actress. The back of the bodice and the enormous fall-length w puffed sleeves show a spider web of "narrow "velvet ribbon, -set- on eris;
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Though he attended only one fire during his 25′yearg as a mem- ber of the Hyde Park, New York, volunteer department- zzrived too late President Roosevelt is given the 25- medal by Donald Todd, head of the Eagle Engine Co.:
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