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THE-CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH ́28, 1936
QUELA'S
HITLER SPEAKS
AT ESSEN
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tory began to shriek, being joined
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of workships; ships and locomo tives throughout the Reich, thus giving the signal for one minute's silence all over Germany, which was meant as a manifestation of the country's united resolve to sup- port the Fuehrer in his efforts to чесите for the nation peace, honour and equality of rights.
After being welcomed by the head of the Krupp firm. Baron Krupp von Bohlen und Halback, Herr Hitler began his speech by saying that he saw in the Krupp plant not a great forge for war armaments, but a huge workshop for weapons of peace, because it manufactured everything which the nation needed to maintain its. independence and freedom in thei iworld.
Picturing the distressful condi- itions which he found in Germany on assuming power, the Chancel- lor declared that he saw himself confronted with the task of
Mr. G. Duncan and Miss Bessie Gill photographed following their wedding at St. John's Cathedral last Thursday afternoon.. (“China Mail" photo).
·LOCAL DOLLAR
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•LAST 4 TIMES TO DAY renewing the nation's slumbering at 1,3%
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TO-MORROW MONDAY TUESDAY
VICTOR HUGO'S MASTERPIECE THE GREATEST
HUMAN STORY EVER WRITTEN BECOMES A SCREEN TRIUMPH SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS IN THE GALLEYS! And after that, he's free ... free to live a life of terror ... a hunted thing bereft of love, honour and a name ! Night and day hell's horror will dog his foot-steps... no peace, no prospects, no promise! A soul-stabbing story with the screens greatest actors in their mightiest roles !
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forces. His sole aim was to look after the interests of the German nation. He did not belong to any caste or party, but solely to the German people. He was probaby the only statesman who did not even have a bank as All that he wanted was the support of his people, so that his will commanded respect in the outside world.
count.
NO QUARREL SOUGHT "We are not looking for any! ¡quarrel with the other nations.) On the contrary, I am of the opin- lion that the nations can profit
THE WHITE ANT MENACE
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New Methods Of Extermination
SELF-INOCULATION THEORY
That his method of exterminal- ing white ants. cockroaches and all varieties of house vermin by a self-inoculation process has prov- and ed far more effective than superior to any other methods now being employed all over the world. was one of the statements made! by Mr. Tommy Cowan, well-known white ant expert of Lisarow, New; South Wales, Australia, when in- terviewed by the China Mail yes- terday.
Mr. Cowan, who is at present residing at La Rue Villa. Stubba Road, stated that he had spent over 10 years studying this special me- thod for exterminating white ants and house vermin. and added that the most interesting point was that the process leaves no stain or mark neither does it require the removal of furniture.
In New South Wales, he con- tinued, white ants swarin at 1/31⁄2d
from "Spot" silver declined 1/16 to September to December and again 19 15/16, while "forward” also from March to the end of May. fell 1/16 to 19%
He went on to explain how the
The London on New York cross white ant was first cousin to the rate was quoted at £US.$495, her. The bee, he stated, exists on as compared with US$4.95%, the extracts of flowers, while the while the New York on London art depends on the extract of wood cross-rate was quoted at 5-US-for its living. Similarly to the bee $4.944. as compared with ants have queens in their swarms. US $4.95.
REYNOLDSTOWN MAKES HISTORY
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Lectures Pending
On becoming fertilised the queen lays an average of 80.000 eggs a day. The life of the ant, added Mr. Cowan, is about three weeks of childhood, and from 21 days to working.
only by mutual understanding. I shall always do my best to pro- One mile from home, Davy 25 days of continuous
the Ants have been known to travel a mote peace, but I will never think Jones was still in the lead,
of surrendering to anybody. Iother two places being filled by distance of 100 yards away from do not want to have a great people] Reynoldstown and Keen Blade. looked upon as second-rate; I can-
UNLUCKY BREAK
their colony, to which they sre able to return within 24 hours in but during
not endure being the representa- Maintaining its fast pace, Davy the summer season, tive of a nation with inferior Jones
still leading when the winter season it takes them rights.
there were only five furlongs tr twice as long owing to the heavier
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"I have often offered my hand go, but just after the last fener atmosphere, therefore they are to the other nations, and it has had been successfully cleared it more noticeable in the moist sum- always been rejected. Now reins broke and it ran out intrmer weather. They are not only have restored German equality of the crowd, thus leaving Beynolds the most defenceless of all insect my own accord, without previous.town to draw away from Ego and pests, but also the most destruc- ly obtaining the consent of the Bachelor Prince to win his secon other nations. I have never made National in succession
Others to finish were
tive.
amid On the arrival from Australia of his specimens of white ants in ja secret of anything I did. I have thunderous applause."
Crown their various stages of life, Mr. Dever concluded a "secret agree-i ment nor a military alliance, and Prince, Inversible Provocative. Cowan intends to give a series of) shall not conclude one in future, Castle Irwell, Double Crossed, lectures on the subject and will but if Europe entangles herself in Moorland View and, Comedian.also demonstrate his method
Jeradicating the insects by a self- military alliances, then at any rate Reuter.
I want to see Germany's sovereig- Reynoldstown is the first horginoculation process. nity restored over all her territo win the classic twice in succes- (tory.
NATION AS JUDGE
international council.
sion, and Manifesto (1897 and (1899) is the only other horse to
of
Many People Interested Should be receive the least en- "If the others now tell me they have won twice. The record time couragement, Mr. Cowan intends will pass sentence on me, then Ijof 9 mins. 32-4.5 sect, was set up to open his headquarters for South
He 1931 China in Hong Kong.
has answer that only my people has by Grackle ( Lyal!) in the right to pass sentence on me. The record field is 66 runners-in already interviewed the heads of My nation is my judge and not an 1929, the year Gregalach (several large property-owning or
Everett) won.
ganisations, and they all are in- "Never have treaties been viol- Last year Reynoldstown won by tensely interested in his method, ated so often as within the past 3 lengths from Lady Lindsay's which, if it be as good
28 Mr. 10 years. It is just because we Blue Prince, which also competed Cowan claims it to be, will no doubt believe in the sanctity of treaties yesterday. The winner was rid-be welcomed by all property- that we would like to see them den by Major Furlong's son. signed of their own free will by (two equals, which alone makes a
treaty sacred."
tion, he would submit a new offer,
owners, wharf companies and other firms concerned with wooden struc- tures.
Mr. Cowan's method has satis-
Herr Hitler then said in the and if the other statesmen again factorily been employed in many course of his further remarks came to him and said he should Government buildings and banks that it would be a good thing if make a gesture, they would have in Sydney, and is also well known SOME statesmen would attend to ask their peoples: "Shall we in Newcastle. more to their own affairs than negotiate with Germany or not?) those of other nations. He had Shall we make our peace, or shall no reason for wanting to make we make gestures?" difficulties in France and Eng-
He was
convinced that land; he had enough to do in Ger-peoples would give them the an- many, where he saw millions liv-swer: "Don't talk about" gestures ing under bad housing conditions and symbolic actions, but make day the Fermanent Central Opium and badly clothed. He saw im-peace!"
Board began its 26th session. Mr.
their
PERMANENT CENTRAL OPIUM BOARD IN SESSION
Geneva, To-day. Last Tues-
mense possibilities for levelling) Herr Hitler concluded his speech Lyall of England and Mr. May of the social conditions and distine with a passionate appeal to all to America were respectively re- tions a good task. If only the give him their vote on Sunday-elected
in their own countries!
Chairman and Vice-
other nations and statesmen wouldĮThen he could stand up before Chairman for the current year. attend to the tasks awaiting them the statesmen of the other coun- The committee yesterday began tries and say: "Sir, whether you considering the Secretary's pro- APPEAL FOR CONFIDENCE are speaking, in the name of your gress report. British Wireless If the German people expressed nation or not I do not know. But Service. their confidence in him on Sun-I am speaking in the name of (day and entitled him to deciåre mine — that is something you that what he said was also said cannot dispute!” Trans-Ocean in the name of the German · na-¡Service,
FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
The forthcoming wedding is announced between, Mr. Douglas Lome Campbell, Customs Officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, of
Government Appointments song one, and
Miss Elleen Rosa Cameron, of No. 14, King's Park Manajons, Kow- 11oom
LOCAL ESTATE
The following appointments etc., other duties until further notice; are notided in the Government Gazette:-
The following officers to be Mr. Myles John Abbott to set Surveyors for the purposes of the | Government Wireless Telegraphy ļas Assistant Crown Solicitor in addition to his other duties, ** 1899, a naded by the Merchant Merchant - Shipping: Ordinance,
Mr. John. Cookman Roberts, late [from March 23;
Shipping ** Ordinance, 1935: —of the Hong Kong and Shanghai} Mr. John Bernard Prentis, who Meners. Richard,· Fercy - Morris, Banking Corporation, London, who relinquished duty as Assistant Douglas Willison Waterton, Jamos died at Kalangen, Amoy, on July Land Officer and Deputy Registrar. Key, Frank-Bekewich Garton, 28, 1935, left local estate valued of Marriages on March 23, to act Arthur Brailsford, Thomas Bewick at $51,800. An application by Mr. as Official Eeceiver and Registrar Bolland, Francis Alfred Kemp, MM. Watson for sealing the cer of Trade Marks and Patents as James Stanley Logan and Arthur tified copy of the grant of probate from that date, în addition to his Ernest Edward Jetries.
fof the will has been granted.-
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