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THE CHINA MAIL,

World News In Pictures

Swedish Minister Entertained

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1929.

WITH ALL THE PEP

of a Jazz Band,

All the Poise

of a

Drum Major

De Jahan Multaran, new Swedish Minister to China, was the guest of honour at a dinner given by the Shanghai Swedish Association at the Majestic Hotel. Mr. Van Noraan, President of the Association, welcomed Dr. Hultman back in China, and in reply, the Minister said that returning was like stepping back on board an uld ural trusted ship. About forty were present-(Ah Fong).

Mosque Rises Above Jewish Shrine

"Great Lover" And "Wonderful Girl" Part

The Assurance

N

of a

Radio Announcer.

The Attention that

a Manipulator Caught Short in the Market

Gives the Ticker

The Perseverance and Optimism of an Ancient Pedant learning to Play Ping Pong

and the Pride with which a

Bride Ties, Her New Hubby's

Tie.

The burial place of Abraham and his family, which has long been a sucre spot the Jews in Palestine, has been appropriated by the Arabs. A Maslen neque now towers over the ancient Hebrew shrine and it will not be atreprising if a bitter fight for its possession will be waged in the near future. Centines have passed and gone but this Particular spot has been held by Arch and Jew in varied succession.

Roosevelt Returns Home

News from Paris concerning John Gilbert and his bride of a few weeks, Ina Claire, would seem

to uphold the rumour that the noted lover of the screen and the famous musical comedy star, whom he referred to as "the most wonderful girl in the world," have come to a parting of the ways. Inquiry Into Shearer's Activities

THE STAFF

of the HONG KONG

DOLLAR DIRECTORY CO.

are forging

ahead with the

NEW 1930 ISSUE

The Senate Sub-Committee.appointed to investigate the propaga via activities of William B. Shearer who it is alleged has been amply compensated for his efforts to lobby for a greater Navy, are: Left to right. Senator How J. Allen, Kansas, Senator S.Mf. Shortridge, California (Chair man), and Senator Joseph T. Halinson of Arkansas.

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Colonel Theodore Roosevelt returned to his Long Island hothe after w.year spent in the wilde of Indo-China. He is shown above

Mr. Roosevelt and, his son,

Robert Elliot Burns, former Chicago publisher, has been want back to the prison farm Atlanta to serve a sentence pronounced on him many years ago för alleged participation in a petty robbery, Burns had piled up a fortung in the publishing business."

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