The newspaper men noted the fine spirit among military officers in Kingst. They are under the Impression that the military leaders in Klangst are working hard. The province, they said, has The agenda for to-day's meeting made progress in reconstruction ot the Legislative Council and especially building highways, Firiance. Committee, appears on which amount to 2,000 miles. All

Page 11. miscellaneous and exorbitant taxes in Klangsi, they added, "have been abolished.

s..dozen times in modern stands

What of the crowd for whose The King sent for the Maharaja. who was conducted to the Royal sake the shrewd Frith admitted be box, congratulated him on his win, kept the horses in the background? In red, whom he and chatted with him for several, That soldier

placed near the centre of his pic The King gave his usual Derbyture, now wears khaki and no side- Day "dinner at Buckingham Pa- whiskers, but the soldier was there

Some interesting figures on the lace last night to members of the to-day in groups of twos and

building trade and the assessor's Jockey Club. About fifty guests, threes. So was that elegant lady North China is in critical con-

report for 1933, appears on Page 7 including, the Prince of Wales and rider on the left, whom the artist

"Adamson's claim against N. Blu- other male members of the Royal painted from the beautiful hun-dition, according to these four- alists. There is a state of ner-.

menthal was decided yesterday." Family, attended the dinner given tress, Miss Gilbert, but to-day I

vousness among the people who a horse, In the State dining-room at the observed her straddling

fear the Japanese may extend Judgment was given for Adamson. hatless and in breeches..

their grip to North China. The acrobat and his child were their successor. Was missing but the man who got himself half- fainting out of a strait-waistcoat.

London, June 14. CURTIS.—On June 18, 1934, at the

"Thirty million people in China Sanatorium CTUNIC Bange are always near starvation level Road, Shanghal," to Mr. and and 3,000,000 die each year from Mrs. Claude H. Curtis, a son

want of food, Facts we must not GLEED.-At the Faberkranken-overlook when we are told that

haus, Tsingtao, on Sunday, Japan must have Manchuria be June 17, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs, cause of her population problem. P. B. Gleed, a daughter. Diana The materials which Manchuria | Palace. Marilyni.

can give are as urgently needed by The Queen departed from her China, and, there are 28 Chinese custem of dining at a friend's in Manchuria to two

of every house. She had an early dimer other nationality.”

at the Palace with Princess Alice and the Eari of Athione, and

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HONG KONG, JUNE 28: 1834.

·FOG CHALLENGES"

INVENTORS

In spite of all that has been done to aid shipping by modern science, there is no doubt that fog is still the greatest menace to navigation. This is borne ont: by the fact that a vessei, groping for

by a

landfall in thick weather, guided

radio beacon, 'submarine

HE Chinese Customs invites THE

offers for the purchase of & Single Screw Steam Iausch, special-signal, automatic depth finder and ly suited for towing, of the following powerful air siren should fall to. dimensions now lying in Hongkong: clear a fixed guidepost,

Length 0, A... 73′-0

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One recent example is the Nan- tucket disaster which may 18-0

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genius of men. This challenge, Further particulars obtainable from we feel, will not be allowed to CHINESE CUSTOMS OFFICE.päss unheeded. Already a "To York Building, Hongkong.

camera" which penetrates fog`at [2603

a distance of several miles, with its exposures developed almost im- mediately. has been used with success on the United States Lines

SERVICE TO READERS

HE HONG KONG, DAILY PRESS; LTD, and the HONG KONG WEEKLY. PRESS, through

steamer, Manhattan, and in ap- preciation of the camera's practi cability, the inventor, Capt. Flavel M. Williams, has received a special gold medal from the American Museum of Safety.

fols Henroteau of Canada and Dr.

This statement was made in

afterwards went with them to the Queen's Theatre.

The Elephant's Bow.

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