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·Jame Itarsi (left; the distinguished pianist and orchestra conductor, and Mrs. Maxwell Rice, the former Claiborne Foster, a Broad- in the Brazilian Clipper which overturned last month in the harbour of Port-of-Spain, way actress (right), were passengers Trinidad, in an attempt to avoid a fishing vessel when the huge plane was taking off. Three of the plane's occupants were drowned. Twenty-are passengers and a crew of seven were aboard.
15 GENERAL STRIKE MORE RIOTING IN CHINA'S POLITICAL | URBAN COUNCIL
IN SALONIKA
Government Takes All
Precautions
"CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL
Athens, To-day.
been
May
Although order has
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restored
in Sakinika the
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strike still continues -there-
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The city is reported to be suf!
FROM STRAITS & INDIA
Tjisadanc
Talma
Kumsany
Mentor
Nagato Maru
Yasukuni Mari
Van Heataz
Victoria
May
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FROM JAPAN
May
Service.
VIENNA
Trouble Averted By Chancellor
60 PEOPLE ARRESTED
Serious
Austrian Dr.
VOD
of
PROSPECTS
Nanking Officials
For Canton
EXCHANGE OF VIEWS
Several
Water At Bathing Beaches
SURVEY SUGGESTED
At this afternoon's meeting of the Urban Council Dr. R. A. de Castro Basto, pursuant to notice, will askt-
2.
Will the Chairman kindly in-
vey has ever been made of the sea water at the various bath- ing besches in Hong Kong and Kowloon?
Whether a bacteriological sur-
DAILY CROSS-WORD
PUZZLE
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If the answer is in the affirma-
tive, what was the result of this examination?
3. If in the negative, is it not considered advisable, in the in- .terest of public health, to
undertake this survey?"
The usual applications and re-
[From Our Own Carrespondent) →CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL
Canton, To-day. Vienna, To-day.
Nanking high clashes between officials will leave to-day for form this Council: of the Christian Tering from a scarcity of food adherents
to Fan-min
the capital and water, and to be deprived of Social labour organisation, the Canton to accompany Mr. Hu. electric light. No newspapers "Liberty League," and the fol Though en route to Berlin in lowers of the former Minister connection with the Olympic appeared there yesterday."
The strike leaders threaten Major Fey, during a demons Games, Mr. Tai Chi-tao. Presi that a general strike will be pro-tration held by the former, were dent of the Examination Yuan. 10 claimed throughout Greece to but narrowly averted here on will also come to Canton to see 19 murrow morning should their Sunday, through the personal Mr. Eu. 19 demands not, be granted in the intervention of the
known as Nothing is
to It is stated that Federal Chancellor, meantime. the Government has already Schuschnigg.
whether General Chiang Kai- taken the necessary precaution-
When Dr. von Schuschnigg shek. President of the Execu tive Yuan. has accepted Mr. Hu ary measures. Trans-Ocean
learned that supporters Major Fey were planning to Han-min's proposals on foreign turns will also be considered.
If his and domestic policy. stage a counter-demonstration simultaneously with the Liber proposals are adopted, he will! "ty the Chan-leave here for Nanking to be-agents from the North.
League's meeting had not come President of the standing It is taken for granted here Committee of the Kuomintang that General Chiang Kai-shek intended to take part in the central Executive Committee. will be elected President of the Liberty League's demonstra-
The Nanking representatives Chinese Republic under the new tion, decided to march him-ill also sound the opinion of constitution. there being no Hoisting Accomplished self at the bead of the parade.the South-west leaders concern-rival candidates..
Without Incident. Major Fey's followers there
ing. the draft constitution. jupon desisted from holding a
which is to be approved by the counter-demonstration.
People's National Assembly on Minor disturbances, however, November 12. Mr. Hu has occurred when the Liberty prepared a criticism of the con- Leaguers passed the hotel institution, but will not make Closes: Reg. 4.15 p.m. Ord. 5 pm will ring in the opening of the the Ringstrasse where Major his views public until they have Rajputana (KLM. Service)
Olympic Games in August, Was Fey is staying, and in front of been communicated to the the difference 15 its position on the 76-metre which some 600 of his followers
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Penang Maru Pres. Jackson Rajputana
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The "Olympia Bell," which
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Closes: Reg. 5 p.m. Ord. 6.15 am-
Pres. Coolidge (viz San
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FOR SHANGRAI
Emp. of Axia Jean Laborde Pres. Coolidge Yasukuni Maru
Tjibadak
Taiping
May
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hoisted yesterday morning into
high tower which has
been
had assembled. They replied specially erected on the Reich to the Liberty Leaguers' cheers
for Dr. vor Schuschnigg with
m. sport field in Berlin at Grune the cry of Hell Feyn
19 wald, where the games will be
out its accessories, was accom-
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FIGHTING MALARIA.
Malaria
Amazing!
a few drops make
LEA &
has always been the am held. The hoisting of the bell, police arrested about 60 of
in hot which weighs 10 tons net with Major Fer's followers.
The official news agency's scourge of those who live
countries. The most distressing of the incident
feature is the obstinate way re- plished without incident description
states that "several hundred mains in the system after attacks evidently paid agents of quar-have subsided, leaving the sufferer ters hostile to the Government weak and depressed.
After a malarial attack, treatment Jattempted to disturb
should be undertaken to free the ORIGINAL VIA SIBERIA-Letters and post-Liberty League's demonstra-
system from the cards for Europe and South Americation in order to make it appear and which have become temporarily
germs that remain WORCESTERSHIRE are forwarded "viz Siberia“ i! "that divergencies of opinion dormant. This is essential if recur-. 12superscribed.
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HORIZONTAL
1-Compute
S-To dye
10-Made a mistake 12-Small pool of water 13-Gates 15-Swiss river 16-Chosen
18 Pastry 20-Long-jawed pincers 22-The garden-
dormouse (PL) 24-Dispatches 25-Male sheep 27-Lavish extreme
fondness *-Hence 29-Relieves 31-Ash (Obs] 32-Serves 23-Man's name
36 Trickier
37-Tails 41-Assists
43-An apothecaries
weight (abbr) 44-h game of carde
58
HORIZONTAL (Cont) 48–Sets again 147-More crimson
43-Doctors (abbr.) 45-Praise 52-Permit
53-Fright
55 Pieces of thin rock |57—A game
38-Canvas shelters 55 Writers of essaya
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Julies at ORDE
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Greeks and Romans
[18–Feminine sunix (Fr.)
21-Descendant of Esxu
|z3-Cooked.in an oven
25-Scolds at
26–Metric unit of length 29-Half sms |36-Series (abbe.)
33-Rendered hog fat |34-First president of
German Republic 35-Ship
38-Confuass
· [39-Brothe (Scot)
4-An American Indian) 40-Classify
5-For fear that
6-Independent union
of laborers (Rus.) 7-Exchanged 8-Ever (contr.) S-Healing
11-WarehousDE 12-Dimmer
14–Situations
15-Altar end of a churchi
42-Begins
44- #choolmaster 46-Specks
47-Governs |50–Malaysian vestel
51-Town in Piedmont,
Italy
54-Fish eggs 55-Telegraphic Trans-
mitters (abbr)
The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzłą
will appear in to-morrow's iurve,
MRS. LEE PANG-KEE LAID TO REST
PERRINS Funeral At Pokfulam
SAUCE
We
Recommend
HELENE CURTIS
The Glorious Self-Setting
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· LARGE GATHERING AT GRAVESIDE
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lee Pang-kee, well-known Chinese
Australian resident of the Colony,
wao died at the French Hospital
on Saturday evening, took place
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at the Chinese Christian Ceme Gock Young, Mrs. Maurice Fung, sery yesterday afternoon, and was Mrs. W. Shea, and Mrs. Wong attended by a large gathering of Sik-chung.. Others present in- relatives and friends.
cluded Mr. D. Jackman, Mr.
The processor left the French Wong Sik-chung, Dr. S. To Wong, Hospital at 2 p.m. On arrival Mr. W. Shes, Mr. Kwok Kun-ying, at Pokfulam, a short service was Mr. Maurice Fung. Mr. Kwok held, the Rev. Li Kau-yan officiat Lam-pan, Mr. Cheng Kon-sang, Mr. Lam Man-chi and Mr. Yeung were Kum-wah. Amongst those present three sons and six daughters, A large number of wreaths and among them being Mr. Thomas other floral tributes were laid on Lee, the eldest son, Mrs. William the grave.
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Bringing Up Father
I TOLD NE SON THAT HE. WASTED TOO MUCH TIME WITH HIS FRIENDS WHEN HE WENT OUT TO LUNCH, SO HAD HIM REMAIN IN HIS OFFICE AND JUST SEND CUT FOR A SNACK-
ILL JUST LOOK
IN HIS OFFICE.
TO SEE IF HE OBEYED MY
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