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MAIL SCHEDULES

AIR MAIL

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PRINCESS TELLS

ร

OF ESCAPE

Castle Blaze In

Early Hours

CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE

TO STRUCTURE

Princess Margaretha of Den:

at the Post mark told a London paper by tele-

Offers. All letters etc., must be thark-phone last month of her own and

ed "By Air Mail" and be handed her two young sons' escape when

the Post Office.

fire broke out early one morning at the castle of her husband. Prince Axel of Denmark.

оред

The Money Order Office is from 10 am to 4 pm except on Saturdays when it closes at 12 noon and on Sundays and holidays when it is entirely closed.

Prince Axel, who is a cousin of King Christian of Denmark, was then in London, and flew to Copen- hagen later.

The Princess said that the cas An Air Mail Box has been erected

is at Bernstorffshoej, at the General Post Office. Corestle, which

the RMA. pondence intended for "Dorado" must be posted before 8.30 near Copenhagen, was badly dam- Is Kowloon such aged. Many of the family's posi m. on Friday. correspondence may be posted in the sessions, however, had been saved. ordinary box at Kowloon Post Office

Everybody Asleep

which will be cleared at $am "The fire broke out at 4 o'clock) Friday. The public are particularly requested to see that their letters in the morning," she said. "Every

bear sufficient postage.

Correspon- body was asleep. dence bearing insuficient postage will be forwarded by ordinary services,

AIR MAIL

Air Mail correspondence

may be

it.

"I do not know who discovered All I know is that when we were awakened we had to leave the! castle in a great hurry.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1936

The stand of honour at the recent Regional Congress of the Kurmark District, held in Berlin. Dr. Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda, is seen third from the left:

U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS

Cardinals Recover After Big Defeat

YANKEES BEAT TIGERS

New York, To-day. The following were the results: "How much was destroyed and of yesterday's Major League base posted in the ordinary posting boxes Low much saved I cannot yet sas.ball encounters:---

Such Post Office. at the General correspondence should bear sufficient All that matters is that we are all

postage and be superscribed "By Air safe."

Mail.

National League

R. H. E

1

9 2

4 10

2

10 16

I

The Princess is a sister of the Pittsburgh late Queen Astrid of the Belgians. Boston Her two sons are Prince George.

aged 16, and Prince Fleming, aged Pittsburgh

9 2

TRAMCARS COLLIDE IN LONDON

INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

14.

Boston

July

Suwa Mara (via Siberia) Rajputana (via Suez)

31

St. Louis

Auz.

5

Brooklyn

7 7 31. 22 21 1

Sowa Maru (viz Marseilles)

31

Aug.

FROM U.S.A.

July

Africa Maru ("KLM Ser-

vice")

St. Louis

5 9 0 Joe Medwick hit two homers.

4 7 1

Emp. of Russia

30

FOR U.S.A.

Pres. Hoover

31

July

Pres. Hayes

Chicago

2

8

2

Chichibu Mara

30

Pres. Lincoln

30

FROM JAPAN

Pres. McKinley

Allen hit a homer. New York

July

FOR MANILA

Emp. of Russia

30

July

n

30 Emp. of Russia

Pres. Hoover Gen. Sherman Pres. Hayes Suwa Maru Nellore

Africa Maru

Kitano Ma

Taisuta Maru

Aug.

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

20 Clases: Reg. 1 p.m. Ord. 1.30 pm. Brooklyn

982

31 Pres. Hoover

31 Hinsang

31 Victoria

31 Gen. Sherman

Four Injured In Coach Smash

Four people were taken to the Royal Northern Hospital, London, N, Zollowing a collision between a motor coach and a tramcar in Archway-road. Highgate, last month

The injured were two men and two women, who were all suf- fering from facial injuries, but after treatment were allowed to go home.

The coach was travelling from Bedford to London.

AIRSHIP TRIP HELD UP

Difficult Weather Conditions

DEPARTURE PUT BACK

NURSE'S THREE NASTY FALLS

When crippled with Rheumatican

"Three months ago," writes nurse, “I was an absolute cripple fromí rheumatism. In fact, it was so bad that if I got on a couch, or bed to rest I could not get up again with- out two people to help me, and my feet had to be lifted up for me ito set to chair. Also I had three

very nasty falls when walking out: alone. My left leg from the waist down seemed to

dead In the end; I had to walk with someone, and. at the same time use a stick.

"I used to spend hours weeping in, my room because I could not work, and at the last I couldn't even do my own hair. A friend visited me one day and said, "Oh! nurse, do Kruschen." I sent for a bottle at once, and the result is amazing can do things now that I couldn't do three months ago. I can walk, dance, skip and really enjoy life-Nurse M

Two of the ingredients of Kruschen.

uric acid crystals. Other ingredients through the natural channel.

Salts have the power of dissolving

EXHIBITION OF CHINESE ART

At Gloucester Building Next Monday

The

Working Hong Kong Artists Guild, which was founded in February last by Mrs. A. N. Macfadyen and Mr. Luis Chan, an- nounces that for the month of Au- gust they are holding a series of Exhibitions on the first floor of the Gloucester Building, the first of which will be the exhibition of the Chinese Fine Arts Club, com- mencing on Monday next and con- tinuing for one week

No entrance fee will be charged, and catalogues will be supplied free.

"CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Friedrichshafen, To-day, The airship Graf Zeppelin, 1which was scheduled to leave for 712

South America yesterday at 3.30 Whitehead hit a homer.

the postponed

departure The encounter between Cin-(P,

heavy thunderstorms, was owing to cinnatti and Philadelphia

(bringing cold air in masses which spread out between Friedrich-

30 Postponed owing to rain.

88888

J

Hal Trosky and Campbell

Lemers.

5 10 611

FOR STRAITS AND INDIA

30. Earl Averell hit a homer. 31

New York

shafen and Frankfurt. The storm 2 was especially violent in Frank- 2 fort,

BO that the Hindenburg. which arrived from South Amer- 1ica yesterday at midday, bringing the last Olympic guests, will for 0 the time being hare to stay in

Further details regarding sub- will be an- sequent Exhibitions nounced in due course.

ATTACK ON CLERK TO JUSTICES

Marine Pensioner Accused

Deal-John Wall, a marine per

hit Frankfurt bangar, instead of pro-sioner, of Mill-road, Deal,

ceeding to Friedrichshafen.

remanded for a week in custoly

On the assumption that weather here last month. charged with

Mr.

Janes John permitted. the Graf Zeppelin was assaulting

1to start its seventh South Amer-Williamson, clerk to the Teal

ican trip at midnight, but from Justices.

that r Friedrichshafen direct, so that the

It

XF.1

alleged

2 Fassenger who had assembled in Williamson, was is 74, was eat-

Frankfurt

toing the town hall after attelling conveyed were

2 Friedrichshafen by train-Trans-court when Wall sprang at him.

Ocean Service.

American League

Aug.

Philadelphia

Nellore

Chicago

5 10 7 11

Kitano Maru

FOR SHANGHAI

July

Washington

6 12

Chichibu Maru

30

Aug.

Pres. Lincola Prea McKinley

Kthel hit a homer. 30 Cleveland

11 10

Aug.

Menestheas

Menextheus

Bangalore

Sirdhana

FOR JAPAN.

Rozgeveen

July

Washington

Chichibu Maru

30 Cleveland

FROM SHANGHAI

Pres Lincoln

July

Pres. McKinley

Victoria

13 15

Emp. of Russia

30

30

Santhia

30

Lou Gehrig hit a homer. 3Detroit

3

9

Yuensang

31.

20

Suwa Maru

31

Boston

3 9

1

Amg.

Antenor

1 St. Louis

9 14

0

21

Africa Maru

1

T

Aug.

FOR AUSTRALIA

-Beuter.

July

Tatsuta Maru

Tyndareas

6.

RMA Dorado (Letters only),

21

Aug.

FROM MANILA.

Nellore Kitano Maru

July

Pres. McKinley

31

Aug.

Tjikembang

Menestheus

Gneisenax

Tanda

FROM AUSTRALIA

Aug.

Tanda

Noto Maru

Pres. Hoover

Shantung

Gen. Sherman

Pres. Hayes

Sawa Mare

Mirzapore

OUTWARD MAILS.

FOR EUROPE

Chichibu Maru (via San Fran-

cisco)

Pres. Lincoln (San Francisco)

Closes: Reg. 9.45 a.m.

Ord. 10.30 m

Victoria (via Naples)

July

w

Closes: Reg. 2.15 pm. Ord. 3 p.m.

R.M.A Dorado “Imperial

Always direct Service")

Bottomley hit a homer..

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALLER

A flannel dance will be held by the local section of the Health Strength, Sports and Athletic Club Jat the Hotel Cecil

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clutching his throat with both hands. Mr. Williamson wasborne to the ground. with Wal still grasping his throat.

Wall, it was stated, we only arrested several days late Saturday Mr. Williamson has ld his next from 8.30 pm to 12.45 am present post since 1888. Members and their friends zre welcome, at the usual admission charges. By kind permission

Col E Rodwell

MARRIED

William Houghton, the Astor Lieut."

of

and

Villa international footballer, was Officers the Dance Orchestra of VIA SIBERIA-Letters and post- married last month to Miss Mariel the 1st Bn. The Royal Ulster Rifles cards for Europe and South America Cooke, of Lincoln. · are forwarded “ia Siberia” i£ ' so

superscribed.

REGISTERED

and

PARCEL

MAILS are closed 15 minutes · Darlier

will be in attendance.

then the time, giren shove mless "Not Cricket" By

otherwise stated,and where mails are advertised to close at a before 9 a.m., registered and parcel nails are closed at 5p.m. on the previous day. AIR MAIL-Imperial Airwara vía Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam via Singapore, Saigon Marseilles via Sal-

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ROBL

A Baseball Pitcher

Temperamental film stars have! Overturned the lounge chairs in devidently nothing to teach Johnny the lobby; wrenched a fire extin-

30 intermediate countries will be mocapt-Allen, pitcher of the Cleveland In-guisher from its cradle; tossed a

ed 'for transmission by these Services, dians baseball team.

step-ladder through a chandelier; Eates and all particulars are hown in

Johany's team was defeated by land pitched an

the schedules exhibited at the General

assortment of

30 Post Office and Kowloon Office All the Boston Red Sox to the tune of shoes about the corridor, scoring letters etci, must be marked "By Air 6-2, and he took the defeat so several "hits" on hotel employees. When the beam manager, Mr. Mal" and handed in at the General badly that this is how he is alleged

31

Closes: Reg. 5 pm. Ord. 8.30 am Pres. McKinley (via Siberia), 31

Closes: Beg. pm. Ord. 5. p.m.

Bringing Up Father

SSUME NOU MADE LIP OUR JAINDS ANHERE

WE ARE

SUMMER?

Post Office Unless superscribed for to have behaved when he returned Steve O'Neil, was told of the fare despatch by a specific air mail ser- vice, correspondence will be forward to his hotel at two o'clock the fol-up he fined Johnny £50 for his

lowing mornings.

temperamental outburst. ed by the first service available.

YES-AND-7-WANT" "YOU"

RIGHT DOWN TO AND GET

IS A CE

AUNT EMMA 15

SIX TICKE LOT

RE

TRAMCAR COLLISONS

Two trams meeting in head-on collision last month onfide Coun try Hall, Westminster, fere inetr clocked md both ding... plat- forms were damage but the drivers escaped, injur

YESTERDAY'S SLUTION

DEMUR AURES ASHA AGE CPM 17€

LED ZRA YARN $14

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LYES FEDDI

GAS OL PARTE SOLO NOT S LATT AT R TOR AUTOC

HONG KONG

PRAUNSULA HOTEL:

HONG KONG HOTEL, REPULSE EAT HOTEL,

PEAK HOTEL;

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL,

HOTELS,

LIMITED

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Litz, Peiping

PHONE

4,

JONES

Inexpensive

51443

FURNITURE

for Mr. & Mrs. Everyman

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE

This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho

12.

13 124 5

16

18

19

211

12

14

15.

17

$18 19

123

19

£2

145

HORIZONTAL. 1-A Jewish month 6-Clothe 11-Distant 12-Pertaining to Accius 14-Father and mother 15-Letter-carrier

17-Ront asunder by

force 18-Plural of this 20-Policy proof-of

interest (abbr) 21-River in the Tyrol

and Bavaria 22-Venerated person Z3-Pliny (abbr.) 24-ir

25 Measured by strides 25-Dress with the bak 27-Valued

29-Dim

30-Rome

31-Rough (Fr.) 22-Sentimental lower making (colon.) 35-Gambing

39- A flower

40-Tossed about, by

Waves ÷41–Meridian (abbr.)

42-Sacrament eng

136 137

16

HORIZONTAL (Cont.) VERTICAL (Cont.) |43-Splash of a liquid, 16-A dunce

44-German rear-admiraí 19–Hastened (45-Curious scraps of

literature 146-Shall not (contr.)

·

22-Boy's name 23-River in E. Rumaniz 25-A flower

28-Looking as if

gnawed

47-Species of lyric poem 25-Cloth of velvet 48-Kind of dog 50-Enclosed in a came

(colloq.)

52-Ate discriminatingly 20-Qalcic-tempered 53 Eracted |54–Unfastenk..

56-Took the part of

VERTICAL

1-An employes 2.Turkish official 3-University town in

Prussia 4-Attomay (abbr.). 5-Shais-Mat

6-Trust

7-Parch

6-Otherwise

Rest

'10-Piece of worsted.

-*-^ work.

17-Elevates

| 13-Inventor of Alegerithans

|||14-Self-esteem

31-Dynamiters 22-A herring-like fin 33-Ached

34 Province of Canada (35-Lergs, web-footed

bird 35-Placed a burden

upon

|37-Wanted - 28-Eager and selfish

desire

143-Allots

43-Gilstening bright-

THORS

|44-Seve

46-Location

47-Habitat plant forms, 49LA dress "materiai (51-ts' not found (Lat:

abbr.);

The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrands issue,

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