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WELL-KNOWN LADY PASSES
Death In Hospital Of Mrs. F. V. Jensen
NORWEGIAN SERVICE AT HAPPY VALLEY
The death occurred early yes
Singapore-Austratin Correspondence will be accepted for transmission by these services. Rates and all particulars are shown in the schedules exhibited at Offices. All letters etc. must be mark orial Hospital, of Mrs. E. E. Jen-
the
THE CHINA MAH, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1936
11TH BOXING AT WORLD OLYMPIAD
RECORD ENTRY FOR
BERLIN
Post terday morning, at the War llem 15 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED IN
ed "By Air Mail and be handed insen, wife of Mr. F. V. Jensen of at the Post Ofce.
L
the Great Northern Telegraph Co. The deceased lady only returned- Order Office is open
with her husband from Home! The Money from 10 am to 4 pm except Saturdays when it closes st 12 noon leave in December last,
soas, who are at Home.
it is entirely closed.
ALL EIGHT WEIGHT CLASSES
- CHINA MAIL “ SPECIAL
US. BASEBALL RESULTS
Tigers Overwhelm Athletics
CARDINALS CHECKED
New York, To-day.
The following were the results
of the League baseball played yesterday:-
¡Brooklyn
St. Louis
National League”
Pittsburgh
matches
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H. E.
4
$ 0
3
10
1:
5 11
1
7 10
Suhr hit a homer.
5 4
Melvin Ott hit two home runs.
15
3 11
5
9
$
1
Berlin, To-day. She is It was at the Olympic Games in London in and on Sundays and holidays when survived by her husband and two 1908 that boxers for the first time competed for Boston
An Air Mail Box has been erected. The funeral took place at the Olympic honours, and 59 competitors, represent- at the General Post Office. Corres-Culonial Cemetery. Happy Valley, ing five riations, appeared in the ring. As there
the R3A in the afternoon, when a service
held in the were no limits regarding the entries in the vari-New York "Dorado" must be posted before 830 in Norwegian was
In Kowloon such Chapel of the Resurrection, with ous weight classes, Great Britain was represent- Chicago a.m. on Friday.
ed by 39 men. Since this Olympic debut the art correspondence may be posted in the the Rev. Dr. K. L. Reichelt of ordinary box at Kowloon Post Office uciating. The remains were later which will be cleared at 8 am. on
The public are particularly removed to the Japanese Crema of self-defence has greatly increased in popu-Philadelphi Friday.
letters torium, Sookunpoo, where they larity, requested to see that their
pondence intended for
bear sufficient postage.
Correspon-were cremated.
dence bearing insufitient postage will be forwarded by ordinary services.
NEW POSTAL RATES
1
Friends Present
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American League
16 16 Radcliffe and Sewell hit home The Olympic boxing competitions will give a true picture of Chicago the state of development reached. Though the closing date for
$ 4 A large gathering of the Scan- nominations is not until August 1, it is already possible to reach
Pearson pitched and Rolfe hit, dinavian community was present conte conclusions, and it seems certain that Britain is to experi- New York
a home run. at the funeral, as well as manylene a record. members of other communities.!
Attention is grawn to the increas-i ed postal rates effective as from 1st The chief mourner was the be-! June 1936. Unpaid or insufficiently reaved husband. prepaid correspondence is only de-)
runs.
All eight weight classes will be
Argentina. Belgium, Boston Among those present were Mr. B. O. Andersen, Mr. Birga Naess, contested by the following 15 Cleveland
Detroit M. T. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brazil, Denmark, Germany, Eng- fiverable against payment of double Karsten Larssen (Consul for Den-Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Draper, Mr. countries:: the deficiency.
No 15 cent stamps are at present mark), Mr. S. Odland.
should be used.
of 25 cent stamps is exhausted.
Karl Kastmann,
Jun.
Rhodes pitched.
0. Mr. Krogh-Moe, Mr. A. L. de Souza. land. Finland, France, Italy, Can; Mickey Cochrane on vale and 10 cent and 5 cent stamps Bruusgaard. Mr. B. 0. Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. G. Findsen, Mr. and
20 cent and 5 cent Mr. G. Findsen, Mr. J. B. Kooter. stamps will be accepted for the 25 Mr. H. Skott, Mr. B. Naess, Mr. Mrs. 0. A. Hansen. Mr. N.O.ada, Austria, Poland. Czechoslo- Costa Lund thonia, Holland, Norway, Ruman- andia, Sweden, Spain, South Africa cent rate as soon as the present stock C. Jensen, Mr. H. L. Nielsen, Christensen, Mr. J. B. Kooter, Mrs Yakia and the United States. Ea-Philadelphia ...
Mr. Niels Jensen. Mr. A. J. Peter!
borg. Dazy Lundborg. Capt. P. sen. Mr. L. Hora. Mr. H. Krogh, Mr. W. F. Johansen, Mr. Mrs. D. Kilbee, Mr. and Mrs. H. and Hungary will send eight con-iSt. Louis
Skott, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jensen. testants each, while Chile, Japan
and Luxemburg will send. five Washington teach. Australia, Egypt, Letland, Mr. Sverre Berg, Mr. B. A. An-i
Lithuania, Mexico, New Zealand, dersen. Mr. K. T. Hansen, Mr. U.Niels Jensen, Mr. H. R. Crest-
the Philippines, Switzerland and 10 Lampard: Mr. F. Breigfelt,wood. Mr. H. Dreyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. E. C. Traerup. Mr. A. Plesner. C. S. Andersen. Mr. and Mrs. P.Uruguay are sending four each. Mr. Lampe- Roster, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Peter The Chinese and Greeks will be! Mr. O. F. Olsen.
G. Jensen.represented in three weight| 5 Christensen, Mr. S. J. Sorensen. sen, Mr. and Mrs. J.
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INTERNATIONAL YOUTH
Germany's Activities Outlined
"CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL
Hamburg, Today.
5. C. A. Gundesen, Mr. O. A. Han-1. Sorensen.
Kiel: Sailing enthusiasts will!
chance of watching At the International Youth Exhi- sen, Mr. A. W. Blackford, Mr. A. Kling, Mr. and Mrs. L. Horn, Mr.
Mrs. C. C. Andersen, have a fine 6L de Souza, many ladies, Portu- and
show and Mrs. C. Jensen, the Olympic contests from the bition in Chacao, where the vari guese and Chinese staff of
Com-Mr. and Mrs A Plesner, Mr.decks of accompanying boats dur-ious countries are able to
and Mrs. O. F. Olsen, Mr. and ing the Olympic Sailing Regatta what they have done in the sphere! Mrs. A. C. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. there. There will be enough room of youth welfare, education and P. H. Lamp-Christensen, Mr. and to accommodate several thousands youth movement, Germany has for also taken a stand. A great num- A profusion of floral tributes Mrs. S. J. Sorensen. Mr. C. M.daily. There will be boats
Mrs. Sverre the outer track for competitionsiber of enlarged photographs and those Poulson. Mr. and were received, including from "Jeanette and Allan." Mr. Berg, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Traerup.lof the 6m., Sm. and star classes, tables of statistics will show what Mrs. and Miss Karaten Larsen: Mr. and Mrs. J. Elster, Mr. N.jas also for the inner track. Every the work of Germany for her Mr. R. A. Wadeson: Dr. and Mrs Carisen, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bagger, thing has been done to ensure youth amounts to.
that the spectator will also get This opportunity will be taken 1 E. W. Kirk; Mr. J. R. L. Stan-fr. and Mrs. K. F. Pade.
ton:
Floral Tributes
share of enjoyment.-to demonstrate again to the world! Mr. F. M. Breigfelt, Mr. and his full
that German youth is prepared and willing to work in all friend- Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Blackford, Mrs. J. A. S. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Trans-Ocean Service. Mr. S. Odland Mrs. Lily Quistga-L. Carter. Mr C. A. Noronha, Mr.
ship with the youth of all other countries.-Trans-Ocean Service. sard, Mr. E. Herschend, Mrs. F. V.
Teeser, Mrs. F. T. Teeser, Mr. and and Mrs. E. G. Grigor, Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Andersen, Mr. and Mrs.
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June
Pres. McKinley
Memnon
Emp. of Russia
Pres. McKinley Emp. of Russia
EQUALLED BY BROWN
venue
in the way of social services which we all enjoy."
The past year, he said, had been
Belfast.
Arrangements are being made
a good one for advertising, which by Harland and Wolf for the was now establishing itself more building of a large aircraft fac- of the tory adjoining their Queen's Is Cambridge, Yesterday. firmly annually as one
ser-land shipyards at Belfast. Cam greatest of primary public In the contest between
the vices. and bridge University
Athletic Association, Amateur AG.K. Brown of Cambridge did
The factory will give employ. ment to over 2,000 men.
Belfast Harbour Board is con-{
Universal Catalogue "The newspaper and periodical structing an aerodrome and sea- the comfort, plane base on about 400 acres of equalling the British record by Press ministers to
HONG KONG HEIGHTS
the 100 yards in 9-7/10 seconds,
For the information of visitors 11the following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland is published:----
Victoria Peak
FOR AUSTRALIA
June
Tanda
ISLAND
POR USA.
Feet 1,823
June
Signal Station
* 1,774.
11
Mt. Parker
1,734
Mountain Lodge
1,725
FOR JAPAN
The Eyrie
-1,725
Jane
Peak Hotel
1,305
Pres. McKinley
ML. Davis
877
Memnon
Yuensang
Bowen Road (filterbeds)
297
MAINLAND
Jane
Feet
Taimoshan
3,124
Kowloon Peak
1,971
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Arabia Maru
Katori Mara
Behar
Eric Liddell (Scotland) in. 1923: convenience, health and happiness reclaimed land at Sydenham, Bel-
We
Recommend..
HELENE CURTIS
The Glorious Self-Setting
PERMANENT Marie's
BEAUTY SHOPPE Beek of Canton Bldg.
Tel. 32508 (1st Floor)
The new fctory will
be
of the whole population. By con-fast. tinuous display it presents a uni-convenient to this aerodrome.
versal catalogue of the names and qualities of the best things pro- duced by nature and by modern jorganised industry."
while Mr. Sykes said that formerly it was occasionally pos- sible for inanufacturers to snatch a profit by a false description of their goods, to-day the public ught advertised goods with in- creasing confidence, and every ad- vertiser must feel a greater sense lof
responsibility. Newspapers adver- themselves scrutinised tisers' claims, and readers relied on them to protect their interests.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
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12-Heavy demand on
one's PowerS 13-Chinees' monetary
unit (pl) 15-Propeller 17-Precious storie 12-Look 19-End
21-Indefinite article 22-Young hormes 24-usical note
25- a greater degree 27-Male descendant 18-Stamp (abbr)
30-A wacor
31-Reving
32-Overpius 35-Expire
26-Atom bearing an
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45-Treasurer (abbr) 43-Receiver of a gift 51-Type measure 52-Terminate 54-Milk (Lat.) 55-Before
56-Perch
58-Restrain 80-Constellation 61-Dims 13-Type of auto [65-Recline $66-Ficat
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42-Title |45-To annoy
46-Period of rest 30-Dare
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57-Sailor
58-Residence (abbr) Sariion (Let)
160-Swiss river
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