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NEW CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND Physical Fitness In Schools

EVERY ENCOURAGEMENT BY GOVERNMENT

London. To-day.

The President of the Board of Education, in a speech at the opening yesterday of the New Central School for 1.000 children, designed on modern lines and oa- cupying over 16 acres, referred to the Government's new campaign for physical fitness. He said that de- the Board of Education WAS termined to give every possible assistance and encouragement to the campaign and instanced the spacious grounds and playing- fields and excellent gymnasium. equipment of the new school as evidence of what had been and was being done already.

THE CHINA "MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER

“Apply your lipstick with care and imagination. ""And be sure that it is the correct shade to blend in with your natural complexion?” Thus Max Factory the world's foremost cosmetician, and dean of screen make-up experts, reveals another beauty secret of the stars. ·In the

above photograph Max-Factor is shown giving last-minute instruction to his personal representative, Miss Cecil McLean, just prior to bar de. parture for the Orient. Miss McLean will arrive in Hong Kong shortly. and will then deliver a series of beauty lectures to local ladies.

"CHINA PRESS

SILVER JUBILEE NUMBER

FINE PRODUCTION BY SHANGHAI PAPER

The special Silver Jubilee sup- plement of the China Press (Shanghai) had reached us. and we give a most hearty welcome to: Jas fine a production in the journa- listic line as this part of the East is ever likely to see.. The jubilee of the paper most happily coin- cides with the Silver Jubilee” of the Republic of China, and every ļadvantage has been taken of this fact by the producers of the jubilee zumber.

The special supplement consists of over 200 pages, containing a large number of special articles from oficials and-zon-officials in Chins. They range from Madame Chiang Kai-shek, who writes on the New Life Movement and the role of Chinese women, through Dr. Sun Fo. President of the Legislative Yuan, Dr. H. H. King,

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES Minister of Finance, and Dr. Wang

The foundation of any schemej for physical education in Great! Britain must be the school. The test of success would be how far children. after leaving school wanted to continue recreative

Sze Kwan, a workman, was ad- physical exercise, for the British mitted yesterday to the Kowloon tradition was one of voluntary Hospital suffering from a frac action and it would be no use tured skull received when a piece their imitating the example of of iron fell on his head while he countries with the ideology of was working at the foundry at State control, British Wireless the Kowloon Dock. He died at 9 Service.

p.m. last night.

BRITISH NATIONAL

RECOVERY

Postal Receipts Show Increases

London, To-day.

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A small fire broke out at No. 12į- Large Street yesterday in a store The fire room for joss-sticks.. was soon extinguished by the Fire Brigade. The only damage done; was to the extent of $30 worth of goods. The building was до damaged.

The steady progress of national Chan Kwong, a coolie, was bad-: recovery is well illustrated by thely injured while working cargo postal receipts, which, with three on the ss. Cremer at the Kowloon yesterday. Ee was exceptions only. have been higher GodownS

the Kowloon than in the corresponding month taken to

Hospital a year earlier for each month and died at 10.30 p.m. last night.

since the end of 1932. The in- crease in September, compared

cent

with September 1935, was 5.1 per ong Ching, a fitter, employed

and

preceeding at the Kwong Cheung Ying ship- three months each showed an increase yard, was admitted to the How- of 5.2 per cent, compared with loon Hospital yesterday suffering the corresponding months of last from scalds received when he year. Eritish Wireless Service. opened the screw of a blow lamp

jand the oil fell over him.

£1,000,000 TO BE SPENT

Electrification Of Railways

London, To-day.

THEY DON'T LIKE THIS COMMUNIST

Mr. Earl Browder Greeted By Shower Of Rotten Eggs

Terre Haute, Indiana,

To-day.

The petition of Mr. Earl Brow- der, the Communist candidate for the Presidency, that local at- thorities be restrained from interfering with his plans, has been denied by the Superior Court. The decision came several hours after Mr. Browder had in- tended to broadcast, and his at- tempt to do so met with a shower of rotten eggs. Mr. Browder has now left for New York-Renter

LOCAL TRAFFIC

ACCIDENTS

Four People Reported Killed

CHILD RUNS IN FRONT OF MOTOR-BUS ·

mg fo

Mr. H. B. Harling, managing

In the Colony of Hong Kong, director of A. Cameron and Co. including the Island, Kowloon and "Ltd. of Shanghai, arrived in Hong the New Territories, during the Kong by the President Coolidge week ended at 8 am on Saturday and is staying at Bepulse Bay last, there were altogether 57 traf- Hotel

fic accidents, as the result of which four persons were killed and 25

It is announced that H.. E, the were injured. Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott.

Shih-Chieh, Minister of Education, to Miss Pearl Buck and Sven Hedin, the famous explorer.

Very High Standard “ As the names of these and the: many other contributors testify, the whole production is well-in- formed and authoritative. Every phase of China's emergente during the last 25 years is touched upon.) Industry, communications, educa- [tion, the growth of the capital and fof, provincial centres, art, litera

ture and the drama are individn- ally examined in well-written ar- ticles, and the whole production is of a very high technical standard. In addition there is a special sec- tion devoted to the history and record of the China Press itself.

Congratulations on this special number from foreign diplomats accredited to the country are printed, a number in facsimile, as

Lavish fats, smartly applied. make this:- gown of silver «Izme distinctive in appearance. The jacket

be removed, to show

extremely decollete gown, the bodice shitzed, with tiny silver buttons running from the neckline to a high waist. Louise Latimer, screen actress,

is the model.

SENTENCE ON A COUNCILLOR

well as good wishes from other "Contract" Case May press organs throughout the

Lead To Enquiry

length and breadth of the land.

The whole production is printed jon art paper, the cover being of (silver foil Copies are obtainable Avenue Edward VII Shanghai at $5

at the China Press, 160

MINISTRY'S ACTION

The case in which a Bethnal Green councillor was sentenced recently to six months' hardį (Chinese currency) per copy, plus labour for soliciting £25 as a re- postage of 15 cents a copy for China and of $1.50 per copy for foreign to accept an electricity tender is ward for influencing the Council

being considered by the Ministry of Health with a view to a further investigation

countries.

HK. TRAVEL

» ASSOCIATION

OPENING OF NEW BUREAU

The councillor W2S Andrew Walter Bradshaw, a chemist, aged 44.

Another man, Thomas Shaw, received a similar sentence.

The following statement was made to at the Ministry of Health last month:

It is announced that the Hong "The Minister is interested in Of the persons killed, a Chinese will not be going on Home leave male, who was repairing the street, Kong Travel Association's The Southern Railway has de-until after the Coronation

new this matter from the general point! Cele died as the result of injuries re-headquarters The Travel Bureau of view of maintaining the high cided to spend £1,000,000 on the brations have been beki in Hons ceived when he was knocked down-in Kowloon will be officially standard of municipal government continuation of the electrification Kong next year.

The Christmas parcel mai}

for

of its outer suburban system as far as Reading, and at the samZE time to complete the electrifica Great Britain will be closed in the tion of various smaller sections in General Post Office and Kowloon the Aldershot and Guildford Central Post Office at 5 pm. on

It is hoped that the work Friday, November 13, by the will be finished. in 1939.-British Ranchi. The public are kindly

quested to post early. This mail is due to arrive at London December 18.

areas.

Wireless Service.

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All interested in the work af

STATE VISIT TO

BERLIN

Austrian Official's Plans

General Enquiry "The Government auditor is

authority. inter and of the auditor were in "Representatives of the Minis-

court during part of the proceed- ings.

"As regards the holding of a general enquiry into 'graft, this question is raised by the case, but it would be premature to say that it has been decided to take action on those lines.

"The matter, is obviously one that requires consideration "

by a motor-lorry whilst reversing, opened on Wednesday next at 5 in this country. A Chinese boy, aged 9 years, who]P.m. The official ceremony will motor bus, was knocked down and rie, wife of the Chairman of the also interested from the point of ran across the road in front of albe performed by Mrs. W. J. Car-i

A Chinese male, Association, the Hon. Mr. W. view of the accounts of the fatally injured. aged 21 years, tramcar passenger, Carrie. died as the result of injuries re- received while alighting from a mov. the Association are cordially

ling tramcar, A Chinese male,vited to be present.

lorry passenger, aged 27

years, died as the result of injuries re- HERR VON RIBBENTROP

ceived through falling from Over 100 Catholics gathered at FOR LONDON

the Parochial Hall of St. Teresa's motor-lorry. when the vehicle col- London, Today—A Berlin Church, Kowloon, yesterday, to at-lided with a bridge. message says that Herr Von Rib-tend a home-coming reception to of the persons injured, 14 were bentrop, the new German Am the Rev. Fr. A. Granelli of the pedestrians who were either walk- bassador in London, will leave on Society of Foreign Missions offing or running across the road and Monday next to take up his duties. Milan, who returned from a holl-were struck by vehicles. Three -“CHINA MAIL". SPECIAL -British Wireless Service.

Įday abroad.

A general enquiry into the [bas passengers and one *RMCAT

Vienna, To-day methods of local authorities in passenger

were injured while

The Secretary of State for the considering and accepting tenders The P. and O. ss. Bera Behar alighting from moving motor-buses Foreign Office, Dr. Guido Schmidt, from contractors is considered to is expected. here from" Shanghai and a moving tramcar respectively.will shortly pay an official visit to be unlikely. at 6 am. to---orrow,

One bicycle driver was injured Berlin. according to official. Aus- when his vehicle came into colli-trian circles. No definite date has

But there will be further inves The following unclaimed tele-sion with a wall 2.15 yesterday morning, while the grams are lying at the offices of

yet been fixed, bat it is clearly tigation in Bethnal Green. junk was near the Ninepins, it the Great Northern Telegraph

A Chinese male, aged 26 years place before the session in Vienna will bring specially to the notice stated that the trip cannot stakej It is probable that the Ministry came into collision with an un-Co. Ltd.: Blaauw, steamer Tjibs-lorry passenger, · Was injured known steamer and capsized. Ten dak, from Shanghai; Oeise, from through falling from a motor lorry of the signatories of the Rome of local authorities the vital

thrown into the Osaka;. Maza, Care Java Lyn, from/When the vehicle collided with himself now busily preparing, has contracts above all suspicion, fail-|| Protocol, which Dr.. Schmidt is necessity of keeping the placing of taken place-Trans-Ocean Serviceing which the most searching in-

vestigation will be made. FRANCE LOSING HER ALLIES?:

JUNK SUNK IN COLLISION

Cheung Kam-tai, foki of Junk No. 102HA, reports that about

persons were

water and seven were rescued by Kobe; and 5729, from Kobe the crew of junk No. 4874ELA. The |-- three others are missing. The junk was a total loss and person, Fring Ho, a woman, admitted to the Government Hospital

was Honolulu, Japan

bridge-in the fatal accident stated above.

The RMS. Empress of Canada Three bicycle drivers, une ricksha one left Vancouver for Hong Kong, via driver and a motor-car driver

•ports and were injured as the result of cal- Civil Shanghai, last Saturday and is lixions between vehicles.

due here in November 6. She will Of the 57 accidenti, 25 were leave for Manila on the same collisions between vehicles and evening.

pedestrians; and seven accidents were due to other causes.

COMPLAINTS IN FENGTAI

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It is believed that the question of the extension of the line in the direction of the Soviet frontier is [not likely, owing to Yugoslavia's |antagonian against a militaty | alliance between the Little: Ea- tente and the USSE- Better - FANS MENESTERS: RECAL ADD.

"Paris: The usually exceedi The Board of Tesis haz zward- well-informed – foreign

TRIBUTE TO ICELANDERS

The Health and Strength League will hold their usual dance at the will send ten divisions of the Hotel Ceel on Saturday next at Central troops at present sta-8.30 pm. By kind permission of tioned, at Ronan, Shensi and Lieut. Col. B M Rodwell and Kansu provinces to Shantung Officers of the Royal Ulster Rifles ander the command of General the Dance Orchestre of the Regled pieces of silver piste to two editor of the Ocurre, Hada Han, so as to strengthen the ment will be in attendance. national defence of the pro

Icelandic skippers in recognition of Tabuis, reports that late on their "services in the stess

day night the news reached

vince. It will be remembered Two cases of diphtheria and the crew of the Grimsby that Shantang is one of the five seven of enteric fever were-re-Macleay, which "stranded provinces included the Japanese ported during the 24 hours ended east coast of Iceland on North Chins scheme.

Jan Mondayk

1-29, 1984.

Warning

FASCISM IN BELGIUM

Rexist Demonstration Banned

Brussels, To-day, "The Cabinet has decided to baz

✅ demonstration by £250,000 semif Fascist Bexistes, organised for Sunday Tast evening the Federa |tion: of: Socialist Trade Unions {decided "to" oppose the demonstra-

don that King Carol of Ru would recall the Rumanian Mirds=| ters in Warsaw, Vienna and Riga.|7r Laince they were all convinced ad-f

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