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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1936

MAIL SCHEDULES

AIR MAIL

Imperial Airways via Singapore Bandoeng-Amsterdam via Singapore Saigon-Marseilles via Saigon

Singapore-Amstrada Correspondence will be accepted fo transmission by these services. Rater and a particulars are shewn in thei schedules

the exhibited at

Post] Ofices. All letters etc., must be mark. ed By Air Mail" and be banded in at the Post Office.

from 10 a. to

Q

The Money Order Office is open

4 p.m. except Saturdays when it closes at 12 nocn and on Sundays and holidays when it is entirely closed.

An Air Mail Box has been erected Corres- at the General Post Office.

ponderer intended for the R.MA. "Dorado" must be posted before 8.30 In Kowloon such am, on Friday,

correspondence may be posted in the ordinary box at Kowloon Post Office which will be cleared utam, on! Frid The public are particularly: requote that their

letters Correspon-1 bear sufficient postage dence bearing insufficient postage will be forsanded by ordinary services

NEW POSTAL RATES

Attention is drawn to the increas ed postal tates effectue as from 1st Unpaid or insufficiently June 1936, prepaid correspondence is only de liverable against payment of double] the deficiency.

No 15 cent stains are at present on sale and 10 cent and 5 cent stamps should be used. 90 cent and 5 cent

stamps will be accepted

for the 95

cent rate as soon as the present stock

of 25 cent stamps is exhausted.

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FROM EUROPE

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Corfu (via Suez)

June

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FROM US.A.

June

Pres. Grant

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FROM SHANGHAI

June

Szechuen

Ixon

Tji negara

Tatsuta Maru

Pres. Grant

Ranpura

12

12

(Above) Mrs. Anna Sage, the "Woman in Red" who put the finger on John Dillinger, is shown boarding the liner President Harding at New York, as she was deported from the United States to her home in Rumania. She is preceded. by a ship's officer and followed by a matron.

(At Left) Mrs. Carroll K. Bassett, charming member of the younger married set of New York and New Jersey society, is pictured at the Maryland Hunt races held in Glyndon, Maryland. She is wearing an attractive dotted dress

(Right) Six pounds of tweed bloomer is worn by Miss Doris Terhane (left) and fifteen ounces of a modern airy cloth by Miss Barbara Crim (right) in her fashion- ably-cut culotte. These New York society girls were help- to take ing to inaugurate New York's first bicycle train

The wheel is enthusiasts up country. "bicycle built for two."

a variation of the

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HONG KONG HEIGHTS

For the information of visitors the following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland is published:-

ISLAND

Victoria Peak'.

STEELART

Feet

1,823

Signal Station

1,774

Mt. Parker

1,734

Mountain Lodge

1,725

The Eyrie-

1,725

Peak Hotel

Mt. Davis

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Taimoshan Kowloon Peak

3,124

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FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Stentor

Memnon

Shirala

June

Burdwan

Suisang

FROM JAPAN

June

Alipare

Lisbon Maru Dakar Maru

Anyo Maru

Nagara Maru

Tatsuta Maru

Pres. Grant

Ranpura

FROM MANTLA

Tjikebang

Memnon

Scharnhorst

Emp. of Russia

Changte

Pres. Hoover-

FROM AUSTRALIA

Changte

June

10

10

11

11

In the tiny closet (above) of an abandoned farmhouse near Leesburg, Virginia, pretty 15-year-old Hida Utter- back (below) was bound, gagged and left to die of stran- gulation with the mattress thrown about her head. She was rescued by Peter Finney, Washington reporter, who found her as posses searched near-by woods in vain.

(Above) Olivia De Haviland, the

film actress, believes she has found the perfect dancing frock for the bot It is this summer nights to come. youthful two-piece dress with white rick-rack braid set vertically on the skirt, and trimming both the top of the dress and the short- sleeved mess jacket.

(Right) Whispers of romance have been stirring Hollywood. giving positive proof that Spring is here again. Top to bottom are Lillian Emerson and Philip Reed, Carl Laemmit, Jr., and Dixie Dunbar, and (ds Lupino and Louis Hay- ward. Seen together frequently night clubbing in the film capital. the gossips report that all amorously interested.

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June

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FOR EUROPE

June

6

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Memnon (via 'Siberia)

8

47

Stentor (via Siberia)

10

Emp. of Russia (via Vancou-

ver and Siberia)

11/

Closes: Reg. 4.15 p.mi. Ord. 5 paz.

Ranpura (via Marseilles)

13

Closes: Reg. 945 am.

Ord. 10.30a.m.

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June

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8 Captured while stepping into a 10 moter-car with another bandit, and a Ozienna, Louisisza, il woman at New

Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy No. 1 has been rushed to St. Paul, Minne- sota, to face his trial in the Hammen. 13 and Bremer kidnappings. Karpis kas been sought for the last few years by G-men and police of every State in the Union.

Here is a recent picture of Louis McHenry Bowe, confidential secretary to President Roosevelt and for more than a quarter of a century Mr. Roosevelt's close friend and politics! adviser, who died recently at the White House. He was one of the Administration's most famous figures.

Harry Weiss, key witness and one of five indicted in the kidnapping of Paul E. Wendel, is snapped in Brooklyn, N. Y., föllewing his re- turn from an Ohio hideout. Ques- tioned, Weiss is said to have told the police that Ellia Parker, Jr.. promised to make him a New Jer- sey State trooper for his part in the fantastie Wendel outgrowth of the Lindbergh case.

For

sports wear Maureen O'Sullivan, the screen

sctress,

this dress of sex-blue linen with its miler-type tie of red silk, matching the braid on collar and sleeves. The frost buttons are also of red, match- ing her belt.

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Bringing Up Father

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