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The Health Bulletin of Eastern Zone port for the week ended August 24 jenses. shows the following.
CAROS
af in-enRI,
case. Small-pox:-Bombay
Calcutta 11 cases, Karachi Madras 2 cases,
Moulmeia
12
fectious diseases: Plague:-Bassein cases, Rangoon 2 cases, Tuticorin
39 cases, Vizagapatom 2 cases, Singa- cases, Madras 18 enses, T'hittagong pors 2 ensen.
one
case. Cholera-t'alcutta
SALESMAN SAM
F-F-FER GOSH SAKES,
A B-B-BEAR IN THIS N-N-NECK OF TH' WOODS! IN-N-NEVER HEARD OF IT! I'M TOO. SCAIRT T-T-TA SHOOT!
THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH. MONDAY,
THE WALDEN CASE
TWO AMERICAN SUSPECTS HELD IN HANKOW
HONGKONG TRADE
| REPORTS BY IMPORTERS FOR PAST FORTNIGHT
Bhanghai, Aug. 31. The following reports have been The United States District At-supplied by importers to the Hong- torney, Mr. Feltham Watson, is kong General Chamber of Commerca: leaving for Hankow by plane on Cotton ploce goods and fancy Monday in connection with the al-cotton goods. The following reporte logod complicity of two Americans, have been received: So far as Euro- J. C. Lemcke and Eugene Brinson, pean goods are concerned the market In a suspected plot to effect the remaine practically at a standstill and little or no interest is being shown in liberation of Joseph Walden, now replacements for the Spring. Com- serving 15 years' imprisonment at paratively speaking, the Japaness and Wachang on a ebarge of espion- North China producte are being dis-
posed of fairly well. oge.
Menwhile Mrs. B. E. Naldis, whose husband is being held by the Chinese authorities at Inn kow, is being kept under survell lance at Shanghai.
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Woollens-As may be exported in view of the small purchases Fancy. Worsteds and Venetians and similar styles are clearing
profit. Tho and are showing a smaonably well, heavy Woollen styles are not likely to The Identity of a Fourth be required for another month or so. foreigner under detention at Ian- Metals -It is reported that about kow is still a mystery.-Ieuter, 20,000 pieuls of various bars, angles, B. E. Naldis, formerly a motor-etc., have been thrown on the market car salesman in Shanghai, is well during recent weeks, but the fall in exchange has hardened prices and Inown In the latter city.
dealers are hokiing out for higher rates. Very little new business in re-
Flour. Stock: 250,000 hage, Market: Slendy.
The discovery of this apartment was delayed because of the pay- ment of the rent in advance.
PTEMBER
1985:
Walden was originally charged | with Communism at Shanghai. to wive He refused at first even himself a name.
A Woman's Confidence After must patient inquiries, | corded. the Shanghai Settlement Police have gained possession of In formation which, they feel, will enable them definitely to establish the identity of Walden says the N. C. D. Neies. The Police ascer tained that' u tenant huo been missing from a certain apartment in the French Concession since approximately the date of Walden's arrest. and some keyn found in Walden's possession fit the locks
Chinese Accomplices of the doors of the apartment. A According to the indictment, the buy employed there has identified | conviction of Wallen was sought photograph of Walden as the under Article 1 of the Emergency person who was his master. The Law relating to acts which imperili Police have also discovered an office the security of the Republic of In the Settlement, the lenant of China, but he was also charged which again disappeared about the with the violation of Section 2 of time of Walden's arrest, and a key Article 13 of
The new Chinese found in Walden's 1scasion fits Criminal Code. The penalty pre- the office door.
seribed for offences against the im. It was reported that a woman. Emergency Law is death-or who may be Walden's wife, visited prisoument for life. During his the place after his arrest and vetrin at Hankow Walden was de- moved curtain documenta, but the fended by Mr. Paul Premet. He furniture and the contents of the was convicted on August 20. wardrobes in the house in the French Concession have not been disturbed in any way. The house in the French Concession is well furnished and contains well-stocked wardrobes, but tho furniture the office is meagre.
A note, believed to have been written by a
woman, has been found in the house in the French Concession. It was in French. and, translated, rend:-"I have put all your affairs in order. 1 love you and am waiting for you Other papers with confidence." discovered would seem to indiente that the occupant of the house had been in Shanghai about two years,
of
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Six Chinese alleged accomplices of Joseph Walden were Miss Huang Wel-yu, 23, dnder-graduate of the Chinoting University: Loh Hai | pong, 29, a graduate of the Pelping Normal College: Wang Mo-ching. 22, a graduate of the Kufow Normal School in Shantung; Hu Szechuen student Kle-lin, 24, a formerly living in Shanghai; Chen Wen-chich, 23, a graduate of the Chen Lleh Physical Culture School and Yu Sui-yuen, 36, a gradinte of the Hangchow Christian College. These accompllees were all found guilty pud were convicted on the Walden on August same day as
20.
MOTHER IS HAPPY NOW
DOCTOR, SHE WON'T EAT, WON'T
PLAY, SHE'S RÚN-DOWN AS YOU CAN: SER; NERVOUS AND COOS5.
WHEAT IS WRONG?
NOTHING SERIOUS, JUST GIVE HER A
UTTLE CASTORIA TOMORROW MORNING.
Docters know what is usually wrong when a child won't eat, in cross and weak. Intestinal absorption, occur. ring even when a child's habits may seem regulat, poisons the system, upsets the nerves, impairs digestion ...So a litle Custoria Is prescribed,
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chemin. 9.4 p.m. Ciner down,
Transmission 3.
(6.8.0. 10-11.45 p.m.1 0.8.E. 10 pm-1 umi 8, 17-1 a.m.)
I p.m. Ile Ben. The B.1.C. Northern
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MOTHER'S HEALTHY, HAPPY GIRL!,
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4.3pm..
Variety Feature.
+ Am. Talkı "Foreign Affairs." 6.15 a.m.
Close down,
PART II
• Child ́ents big meals. longer run-down or cross
HOW SHE HAS IMPROVED!" WHAT IN THE WORLD HAVE. YOU. DONE TO HER? SHE LOOKS_30.
MUCH LIVELIER,
ANDRE HEALTHIER
(GAVE HER CASTAROŻY
ON DOCTOR'S ONDERS
IT'S MARVELOUS L
NO MORE CROSS FRETFUL SPELLS.
SHE PLAYS ALL DAY AND EATS LIKE
A LITTLE BEAR
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KZRM PROGRAMME '
I p.m. "Under Dig Ben," A friendly This Evening's Broadenst From
Manila Station
that by Haward Marshall, 11.14 p.m. The Hungaria
Cipay
Band. conducted by George Garay, Ita
Notarani. Landen.
Inyod Emm the Hungaria The following programme will be broadcast
Trom Manila this senior by K.Z.RM.
31,45 p.m. Ballad Concert. Mala 'Grifin (Aeprane) and Edern Jenew
12,16
(Darione),
m. Danes Mule Greenwich Time Dignal al 4.39 p.m. 11.30 am. The Nowa. 12.45.m. Dance Musle. 1a.m. Close down.
Pransmission 4
(GR.D. and C.R.D.)
1.30 ..
PART I
1.15 am. 13-1 There. The
News. Detry Produca Noten.
Reginald Dixon, at the Organ of the Tower Ballroom, Black-
Z w.m. "The l'abbies un the Beach," being
few terns about a promenade. 24. Sports Talk,
Oreanwich Time Signal at 7 pm.
Promenade Concert (Wagner),
Part 1. Greenwich Time Bignal at 8 p.5.
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3.M.
5.30 p.m. 11. 11. Conservatory at Musigny
a: Practice Hour
by M. Hedrick.
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OBITUARY
EUROPEAN LADY DIES ON VOYAGE HOME
News has been received in the Colony of the death on Saturday aboard the stenter Kaiser-I-Hind of Mrs. Patricia Mostyn Hopkins, wife of Mr. II. C. Hopkins, sub-manager of the Chartered Bank of India, Aus- tralia and China, Hongkong. Sho took ill about a month ago and died from pneumonia. Burial was at ca. The deceased was better known in the Straits Settlements where she was a keon yachtswoman, while in Hongkong she also took an Interest in riding.
Educated at St. Paul's School for
4.30 p.m. Spankh Informational Period, 1,43 p.m. Engellah Informational Period. 8.45 p.m. Nick Quotations, through the CBP
P. Cooking School of the air, conducted girls, England, the late Mrs. Hopkins, who was 32 years of age, was tho eldest daughter of Dr. A. L. Hoops, Mrs. Hoops. Dr. Hoops
1 p.m.
FTILE
Rallo shopper.
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couttesy of Bwan, Culbertson and was formerly Principal Civil Medical Officer, Straits Settlements, and is now medical adviser to the Malacca 7.35 P.T. Manila Motor Company-Richand Rural Agricultural Board.
Itimber and his Riudebaker Chame : plona.
7.30 p.m. Papuler
7.45 p.m.
p.
TAVEER.
Favourites
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins worn in
Pay Lily Singapore in 1923 and came to Hong-
Frato y Cie Programme (Chal
KZFG). Philippine Charily Sweepstakes
Ingram.
4.16 p.m. The Town Crier presents a quar
ter hour of Spanish 1.20 p.m. The announced. 8.43 p.m. Block Quotationa
Market Report. To be announced.
p..
I p.m. Musical Varieties.
10.10 p.m. Blam Off.
Maybe Sam Figures Pedro'd Get Indigestion
1 G-G-GUESS TH' B-B-BEST THING
TA DO IS R-R-RUN AN' D-D-D-DO-IT LIKE HECK!
UR-ROW GR-R-R!
ME FER A TREE, ER A TREĘ FER
ME-EITHER ONE'LL DO!
Melodies,
wad Lock!
kong in 1932. There are three young KONK two of whom are at school in England and one in Hongkong.
The Kaiser-I-Hind left Hongkong for England on August 10,
Wheat King's Death
Tortona, Italy, Sept. 1. Count Giuseppe Gnazzona-Paari- laque, the Argentine wheat king, has died here.-United Press.
By Small
HEREA, PEDRO, PEDRO! NICEA OL FALLA! COMEA
TO POPPA!
- M. REG. V, 3. PAT, OFF.
GR-R-R GR-R-R
HA! HA! HEEM SCARE
YOU MUCHA, HUH? HEE'SA
MY TRAÍNÁ BEAR, PEDRO! I LOSE HEEM IN DEESA
WOODS!
YA DON'T SAY!
Mhola
DAWGONNIT, WHY TH' HECK, DIP TH'. BOSS GIMME 'TH' DAY OFF TA GO
HUNTIN'?
WELL, YER DARNED LUCKY, WITH ME AROUND, TA GET HIM BACK ALIVE!
Malwin
too
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