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THE CHINA MAIL,

World News In Pictures

New York Shokeup.-Police Com;

missioner en of the New York

Police, decir his department need-

ed jacking up and made changes

which afferted ignot the entire

force. Inspector P. & McCormack,

noted as the "hard-boiled gay," well

now have the job of seeing hit the

Great White Way loses down on

time.

THEIR ENGAGEMENT CELEBRATED-A banquet attended by many prominent personages was held in the China United grillroom, Shanghai, in celebration of the engagement, of Miss Dorothy Yui, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David Z. T. Yui, to Col. J. L. Huang, General Secretary of the Officers' Moral Endeavours' Association, Nanking, of which Mar- shal Chiang Kai-shek is Chairman. At the speakers' table (reading left to right) are: Mrs. Z. F. How, Rev. Dr. Z. T. Kaung, Col. J. L. Huang, Mrs. Chiang Kai-shek, Dr. H. H. Kung (toastmaster and master of ceremonies), Mr. S. C. Chu, Miss Dorothy Yui (fiancee of Col. Huang), Mr. H. C. Bau, Mr. E. H. Kao, Mr. G. H. Charleton and Mrs. T. C. Huang→→→ (Chung Hwa Studio).

Hens Sans Wings or Toenails. The modern trend toward increased production has hit the egg industry and brought, with it's new typa chicken, ong without wings or toenails. Dz RT. Renwald, above, poultry fancier, announces that after five years of experimentation he has produced a brood of such chickens. Normal hens, says. Dr. Renwald, are bothered each year with the moulting of their wing feathers, and during this period egg production falls uf. Fly- ing being out of the question for the new type hen she can keep right on. laying the year round and Dr. Renwald believes it possible for her to produce on the average of 300 eggs a year..

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I in Paris. G. Bascom Slemp, former Secretary to President Coolidge is "under observation" in the American Hospital in Paris for in- testinal trouble. Physicians say that his condition is satisfactory and that he will return to work, soon.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1929.

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