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THE CHINA MAIL,

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES.

Flight Off; Seeks Damages

Trouble Doesn't Fade Beauty

In Hoover's Cabinet

Cresare Sabelli, who hari heen planning on a New York to Rome

Hight, finds himself in the pusilion of not having a 'plane to fly in.

He is suing the Bellanca company for $250,000, claiming that they

took his plane when he only had $1,300 more to pay. fie: further

states that he had spent thousands in money and effort arranging

the flight and is losing the money which was to be paid by one pas-

senger for the privilege of making the flight.

Charles Francis Adams, prominent

Boston lawyer and great-grandson of

John Quincy Adams, second Prezident

of the United States, accepted appoint-

ment as Secretary of Navy in President

Hoover's Cabinet, Mr. Adams is wide-

ly known as an amateur yachtsman.

Mrs. Virginia S. H. Hayes, of New York, loses nothing of her gość looks defending a separation suit brought by her former hus band, Giles G. Healy, who is endeavouring to set aside her Reno

divorce and subsequent marriage to her banker husband.

Salvationists New Head Regime-

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1929.

THE

HONG KONG

DOLLAR DIRECTORY

1929 ISSUE

NOW ON SALE $1

This little companion is the most accurate directory published about Hong Kong. It contains:

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CANTON

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Churches, Missions, Residents,

etc. etc.

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Pensions Granted

The House of Representatives Pension Committee has granted

the sum of $1,800 a year to Mrs. Leonard Wood, widow of the former

Governor-General of the Philippines, and $5,000 to Mrs. Woodrow

Wilson, widow of the former President of the United States.

This exclusive picture was taken at Sunbury shortly after the election of the new chief of the Salva-

tion Army which climaxed the bitter fight between the Army and ex-General Bramwell Booth. Left

to right are Commissioner H. W. Napp, General E. J. Higgins, new Salvation leader; Commanders

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Bremen Flier Laid to Rest

Vilma Banky in "The Awakening,"t the Queen's Theatre,

April 4 to 8

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Members of the German Royalist Military Society carry the casket of Baron Von Huenefeld to the cemetery in Berlin in final tribute to their brave companion who crossed the Atlantic in the memorable

"Bremen" flight

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