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MAIL SCHEDULES

AIR MAIL

Imperial Airways via Singspire Bandeng-Amsterdam via Skupepect Saigon-Marseille via Szigen

Singapore-Amatra Via Correspondence will be accepted for transmission by these services. Bater and all particulars are shewn in the the Post schedules exhibited at Onices. All letters etc, must be mark. ed "By Air Mail" and be handed in at the Post Office.

open The Money Order Ofice is from 10 am to 4 pm. except on Saturdays when it closes at 12 noon and on Sundays and holidays when; it is entirely closed.

An Air Mail Box has been erected at the General Post Office. Corres

the RMA. pondence intended for "Dorado" must be posted before 8.30 In Kowloon such B. on Friday. correspondence may be posted in the, ordinary box at Kowloon Post Office which will be cleared at 3 am on. Friday. The public are particularly requested to see that their letters Correspon- bear sufficient postage.

SEVEN LIONS ACT AS

SENTINELS

Litter Of Cabs Born In

Middle Of Highway

Nairobi Kenya lioness has chosen a unusual place to give birth to cubs. Her; nursery oc- cupies the centre of the main road between Nairobi and the Tanganyika border and motorists

have to make a detour.

It is impossible to approach. the nursery as seven full-grown lions are acting as sentinels.

THE CHINA MAH, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1936.

ROYAL NAVY AS A CAREER FAVOURABLE TIME TO ENTER

SURPLUS OF OFFICERS

WIPED OUT

Lord Monsell, then First Lord! of the Admiralty, wrote as follows! recently to a London paper:...

I believe that during the last! few years there has been in the minds of parents and schoolmas- ters some doubt whether the Royali Navy offers the prospect of a full

ARCHBISHOP IN normal career to boys entering as

DISPUTE

Bows To Vatican Ruling

PALACE QUITTED

Naval Cadets.

FOR

HE ATE HIS "WORDS"

When Paul de Chabert Jeretny, of Ormond-road, Richmond, works charred at Watford recently with not having a road fand licence. it was stated that when stopped by the police he tried to eat so- out-of-date licence. He was fined-

RACECOURSE SCENE

FARMER'S WIFE WHO COULD NOT MILK

Finger Stiff With Arthritis

What a handicap a disabled hand en be to a farmer's wife. Bead what į this one says about her troubles when she had arthritis:

"I was suffering from arthritis in the joints of my angers. My middle jänger was so terribly swollen and is

flamed that I could not bend it! As I help to milk 10 or 11 cows, this was a serious handicap. I bought a bottle of Krischen Salts on the ad- vice of my doctor, and took a hal- water every teaspoonful in warm morning before breakfast. In two weeks the finger was less stiff and

"Gang" Allegations the swelling down I continued the

By Police SIXTEEN MEN IN COURT

| treatment (rubbing on an offtment as well), and after a month was able to milk again. I also feel very much

ap-promptly expel them from the system.

That is why Kruschen brings such | quick and comforting relief from the pains of rheumatism and other nric complaints.

A man then in hospital was better in, myself.”—(Mrs) A. C. P. I shall be grateful, therefore, if

It is the needle-pointed crystals of to state in jatated, at Lewes Police-court last! will permit me

uric acid, lodging between the joints, which are responsible for the agony your columns that in my view month, to have been struck on, the there could be no more favour-head with a hatchet during an of rheumatism. Kruschen Salts dis able time for eatry into the Royal affray at the local racecourse the solve these torturing crystals and Navy than the present, just at the previous day. Sixteen men beginning of the expansion arising Peared before the Bench.

A collection of hatchets, 1-1137- out of the Government's Defence, Rouen After 18 days of Programme; the surplus of officers cheons, knuckledusters, hammers dence bearing insufficient pastage will self-isolation in the episcopal which has hitherto existed has and chisels was displayed in court. be forwarded by ordinary services. - palace, Monsignor Andre Dubois,

de la Villerabel, Archbishop of now been completely wiped off, The 16 men, who pleaded not guilty and every boy who enters now has to a charge of being suspected raceTM frequenting the AIR MAIL

Rouen, announced last

a full normal persons

commit 3 Air Mail correspondence may be

career in the Service before him. course with intent to

felony, were remanded in custody posted in the ordinary posting boxes that he would yield to church the prospect of

Such discipline Post Office. at the General

for a week. correspondence should bear sufficient residence. postage and be superscribed "By Air Mail.

Somali

FROM EUROPE

and

quit

month

his

Categorical Denial

to give a

Supt. Waghorn stated that

course than two men were attack-

Came With Intention Police were quickly on the scene,

them the

LETTERS TO MR. X”

Woman Sentenced For Blackmail

Mrs. Elsie Freda Ferdinand, aged 21, pleaded guilty at Essex Assizes last month to uttering let- ters demanding money with mena- ces at Grays. She was sentenced in to six months' imprisonment the second division.

It was understood he wouldi move to his home at Saint understand that there has Brieux previous to

the cere been a very prevalent feeling in sooner had the men arrived on the monies to honour Saint Joan of prepartory school circles that the led and severely injured. One of activities of the Royal Naval Col-them, named Frader, was now in Arc in Rouen Cathedral

To prevent clashes between lege, Dartmouth, are likely to be hospital. 12 the Archbishop's friends and considerably curtailed iz future, foes. municipal authorities de (and that there have even been sug creed "various measures to in-gestions that the college is to be and the mer tried to get away in 10 sure the calm and dignity which closed down. I wish

both these cats, leaving behind 17 the ceremony demands."

Elaborate Precautions rumours, and to state that the col-weapons exhibited.

"No doubt," added the superin-

It was stated that Ferdinand Members of the congregation lege will remain, as hitherto, the tendent, "these men Caule down

wrote to a dairyman, "Mr. X," a might enter the Cathedral by principal source of supply of

from London with the intention of married man, asking him to "send July 10 invitation only, and all persons naval officers..

per-70 to the lady's house whom you 16 suspected of "political"

The number of vacancies for causing injuries to certain"

have been meeting in your milk cadets at the college has just been)

Det-Sergt. were barred.

Collyer. of the

Otherwise his wife would shed " Brighton police, said that he saw

be informed.

INWARD MAILS.

July

FROM US.A.

July

Pres. Jackson Emp. of Canada Pres. Harrisan

FROM MANILA

Pres. Coolidge

Kitano Mar

FROM SHANGHAI

Tango Maru

Corfu

General Pershing

Pres. Jackson

Talthybius

Felix Roussel

Meminor

July

bias

categorical denial to

The Vatican ousted the Arch- increased from 40 to 45 a ter 10 bishop because he had com-and is likely to remain at the lat- 10 plained to civil instead of to ter figure for years to come.

sons."

ja gang of about 30, including the

16 accused men, in front. of a

10 church authorities against The number of vacancies for bookmaker's stand. One man, not

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next

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No Explanation

Two further letters were seat.

THE

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DAILY CROSS- WORD PUZZLE

This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho

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18 9

12.

be

16

17

13

any Fer- there

18

20

10 alleged financial manipulations cadets entering the Service by the in custody, said to other members and, acting on police instructions. by Monsignor Bertin, his vicar special entry examination also is of the gang: "It is no good here. Mr. X met Ferdinand, who said was going to have a general.

being increased: For the

There are too many top hats that she The Archbishop, however, re-four years the Admiralty are pre-(police) about."

baby. "Mr. X" replied, that 17 fused until last month to quit pared to take 100 cadets a year for

Then they went to the back of had nothing to do with that. "Mr. X" strongly denied 17 his palace.

the executive branch, 36 for the the stand, and he followed them

On behalf of engineering branch, 32, for the ac-after speaking to other officers, impropriety. countant branch and 40 for the Spinks shouted: "There they are was no reasonable explanation for

dinard it was stated that Royal Marines. For these cacets, boys.

her conduct. equally with those who enter Dart- mouth, an excellent career is offer ed.

17

FOR STRAITS AND INDIA

Burdwan

Emp. of Canada

Hakone Maru

Pres Harrison

FROM AUSTRALIA

FOR U.S.A

July

July

Kitano Maru

15

Emp. of Asia

FROM JAPAN.

Pres. Coolidge,

10

July

July

Cortu Tango Maru

10 Cremer

10 Corts

Durban Maru

10 Suisang

10

FOR AUSTRALIA

10

July

10

15 Taiping

14

17

17

FOR SHANGHAI

.17

July

Emp. of Asia

Naldera...

Pres. Coolidge

Prex, Jackson.

Gen. Pershing Felix Roussei Tottori Maru

Emp. of Canada

Hakone Maru

Pres. Harrison

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Somali

Teiresias

Van Heutsz

Chaksang

Hakozaki Maru

Hector

OUTWARD MAILS

FOR EUROPE

Emp. of Asia (via Siberia)

July

July

*

Closes: Reg. 5 pm. Ord., 5.30 p.m. Pres. Coolidge (via San, Fran-

cisco)

Clases: Beg. 5 pan. Ord. 5.20 pim. R.M.A. Dorado ("Imperial

Airways direkt Service) ..

Corfu (KLM Service")

14 R.M.A. Dorado (Air Mail)

12 Marechal Joffre

FOR JAPAN,

13

July

241

Naldere

16

Emp, of Asia

Pres. Coolidge

17

Marechal Joffre

No More Navy

Axeing"

'SPECIAL ENTRY CADETS

Get your tools ready." Bowler Hat Smashed "They began to run," added the sergeant, and we ran with them. ""Then I saw a man named Solo- mon walking towards them carry- ing a bookmaker's stand, followed by another man, whom I know to be Frader.

BUCKET CHAIN USED

Motorists Fight Fire On Promenade

Hundreds of holiday-makers re- turning home in their cars along

Eastbourne Solomon, the

and Brighton |

"When Spinks shouted 'Get member your tools ready," every The Naval Correspondent of the of the gang produced s weapon. paper in question' wrote as fol- Spinks was flourishing a hatchet lows:-

over his head.

"They all rushed at

Viscount Monsell's letter does! 10 not imply that there is any short and several blows were struck at coast road helped to fight a gorse telage of suitable candidates for him. He was wounded about the fire which broke out on the prome-

Dartmouth. For the time being, head and ran away.

nade at Peacehaven recently.

10

well maintained.

I learn, the average of entries is "Led by Spinks they then circl-

Within 10 minutes the flames ed round Frader, and I saw Spinks The Admiralty, however, is look-strike Frader with the hatchet had burned up half a mile of

were threatening 10ing towards the future, having re-Frader was wearing a bowler hat gorse, and

Blows bungalow in Piddinghoe-avenue, gard to the inevitable, and pro-which was smashed in

A chain of buckets

a

VIA SIBERIA-Letters and post-bably large, increases which must were aimed at him by several other Peacehaven.

used, and the fire was

cards for Europe and South America are forwarded via Siberia" if sbe made in the officer strength of members of the gang and Frader was

the Navy when the expansion pro-collapsed. superscribed.

REGISTERED and PARCEL gramme is approaching maturity.

brought under control when only then a few feet from the bungalow. boys.

"Someone in the crowd 9 MAILS are closed 15 minutes ezber During the past 10 to 15 years! shouted, "Here they are,

than the time giren above unless many hundreds of naval officers Blow. They all made for the car otherwise stated, and where mails are between 22 and 35 have been re-park, throwing their implements 10 advertised to close at or before.

and parcel mails are trenched, and it has been exceed-away. Later the accused men were a.in., registered and closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day. ingly difficult for many of them to arrested."

9

AIR MAIL-Imperial Airways vis find employment in civil life. Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam vis

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Cones: Reg. 5 p.m. Ord: 8.30 am.

Singapore, Salgen-Marseilles viz Sai-|

11

Closes Reg. 9am. Ord 9.30 am.

Service")

14

Felix Roussel ("Air-Orient

Closes. Reg. 9 a.m. Ord. 9.30 am

FOR MANILA

Pres. Jackson ..:

Gen. Pershing

Taiping

Emp. of Canada

July

Now, however, conditions are

gon. Correspondence for Europe and radically altered. Viscount Mon- of cadets-208 a year-which the intermediate countries will be accept sell makes it clear not only that Admiralty is now prepared to take ed for transmission by these Services "axeing" is at an end. but that from the public schools is fresh Retes and all particulars are hown in

the schedules exhibited at the General every boy who enters the commis-proof of the high opinion that Post Office and Kowloon Office. Ansioned ranks of the Navy, either senior officers have formed of the or from the average "special entry" cadet, who letters etc, must be marked "By Air through Dartmouth Mail" and handed in at the General public schools, may be reasonably has had the advantage of fourj 11 Post Office. Unless superscribed for sure of spending his active life in years general education before 10 despatch by a specific air mail s the service.

being translated to a purely ser- 14 vice, correspondence will be forward-

The exceptionally large number|vice atmosphere. 17ed by the Arst service available,

Bringing Up Father

ISN'T SHE A UTTLE DARLING?

SHE'S

AT YOU,

·THERE-60 "TO :

THE MAN-

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

TERN CAPER EDİNA BRA YAJES OBUDA (CİNİCOURAGCO TSEN SERMONG ABAS ́E

[SiOLD! PRATED SIT AN IRIS PATTCİRİCİCİ TURNS HARES TAR SBRO TIRCO SA RAA DENTS DOT STIPENOS REACH YEGRETS

E NAPE ABANGAN SPOT ROBBRENCCA NINCS RAVCO GVO DIGIGIS BARCO SAR

SHE IS

FRIGHTENED-

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52 153 154

58

55

HORIZONTAL 1-To assail with cannon balls -Requires 1-Feminine sunx 12-Small island in

inland waters

13-Series

14-Baseball term (pl) 17-Territory (abbr.) 18-Raised platform at

HORIZONTAL (Cont.)

{44-Boy's name 145–Walke in water |47-Soapstone

48-Box

50-Dozer

52-Speck 55-Classify

56-Five hundred four 58-Angar 58-High card

the end of a room 60-Tautest

61-Gleam 19_Agrain (pl.) 21-A system of signals 23-Skins

25-Diminutive suffix 27-Crimson

29-Fish eggs 30-Foot-like organ 31-Percolated 33-Type of auto (pl.) 34-Gigantic

35-Wadded 37-Kind of sword

40-Organ of hearing 47-Caress

* Pretz Not

2

· VERTICAL

1-Cuts in two equal

parts

2-Unit 3-United

4-Melody

5-More compact 6-Signity

7-Part of a ship

8-Boy's name 9-Expine

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39

43

56

57

59

VERTICAL (Cont.) 10-A thoroughfare (pl.) 15-Pinch

16-Auto fuel İ18-Profound

20-Plant

23-Feared

Eixed the position of

24minine of tsar

26-Restrain from acting 30-A nut 32-Performed

33-A title

35-Praise bestowed

36-A period of time (pl.) 38-Kitchen utensil (pl.) 39-Reclaim

41-A tropical bird 42-A game 45-Conflict

146-Dip 49-Dlm

Around

52 Prefix 53-Grude metal

score

155-Restrai

37-congealed water

The solution of the above with a new cross-woru pusie

will appear in to-morrow's issue.

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