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THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, JULY 1, 1949,

WREATH ON GRAVE OF UNKNOWN

Talks English In His Sleep

(By Kit Stoddart)

CANADIAN

SOLDIER

Today is Dominion, Day, the national holiday of Canada. Far fram the cry and bustle of Hong Kong, in a corner of Stanley Cemetary, Lies Gun

the body of an unknown Canadian soldier, one

Duel In

of the many who fell in the Battle for Hong O'Brien Road

худа

Kong in December, 1941.' London, June 30.

Although he is unknown, he Interpreter S. L. Salze- ir not forgotten. Yesterday, do, who speaks 21 langu- on the eve of his country's na ages and plans to learntional holiday, a wreath

"Garden of the 8.8. half a dozen more, fore-laid on his grave by Cap.ain A. sees the day when the Park," in the presence of the of his ship's whole world will be talk-officers and men

company. The wreath was laid the relatives of ing English.

on behalf of those Canadians who died in the defence of the Colony.

More than 200,000,000 people speak the langunge already, he points out. With its wide cul- tural background and universal roots, English,

Donald.

Nine shots were fired on both Aldea in a short but sharp gün duel between a Chinese detec- tive and a gunman in O'Brien Road, near Jaffe Road, shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday morn- ing.

He had just challenged two men and ordered them to hold their hands up to be searched when a third man, coming up from behind him, opened fire. The gunman fired three shots,

The grave lies at the begin-Kong, to fall fighting in the com- the detective six in reply.

No one was hit on either side

PRICE OF RICE

In connection with the in preased price of Government rice which la bobig' rdized from 20 conte per catty to 25 oents on July 2, it in officially explained that the principal reason which compel the to take this stan Governzuent to

is an increase in the sport price of Blamess sigs reault- ing from the purchase agrea- mont recently negotiated.

Subsidiary reanosis are in- creased handling charges due to higher labour rates both in. Hong Kong and Bangkok and

ecriqua increase in losaca of rice in transit' from Bangkok for which, under the present Batom operating it is impos sible financially to establish responsibility.

Wedding

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Unwise

Intercropping

For The Amate

(Contributed by the Agricultural Dept.)

The practice of intercropping, which means the growing together of two or more crops in thè same row, is not an easy task and unless you are experienced in vegetable growing or are correctly shown what to do, it is better not to attempt It. Unskilful intercropping will make your garden resemble a patch of wild ground. 'Try to have always a good assortment of nourish- ing varieties and plant a succession of crops. You need not use an entire packet of seeds for... one sowing. Some of it should be kept for a fortnight later. It is wise also to study the likes and dislikes of the family in order to de- 'cide what is best to grow..

Do not try to grow vegetables

one

The wedding was held in St. but of season: It is not neces- Toresa's Church, Kowloon Tong, sary in Hongkong because

to Mr. Albert Harold can at least now some kind of of the yesterday

Maria seeds hero every month

You should however grow Ismall and Miss Hilda Socorro Antonio,

The Rev. Fr. Granelli tomatoes all the vear round for: the excellem vitamins they con-

ain.

wn that are loft grov old,

Ane shall not weary them, nor the years, condoms.

But at the going down of the sun, and in the morning,

“We will remember them, After the address and a short Captain Donald lat the prayer, wreath on the

In special KTAVE. tribute to the man and the country which gave him birth, saw him grow to manhood and then sent him across the Facific to Hone. ning of the first row of graves mon cause. a large maple leaf, the he says would in the cemetery. Next to it lie emblem of Canada, was formed and as they split and ran in He the graves of two other Empire replica in the centre of te wreath. different directions the detec- Among those present at make the ideal language.

Donald. tive, who was concentrating on ceremony were Captain contends an artificial tongue Holders and behind them, shin- like Experanto is colourless anding in the sunlight, are row on Mezers. D. Wocten. H Bruce, H. the man firing at him, was un-

able to make any arrests. There Carr, S. Goudie, II, Holma, E. inflexible, making it impossible row of white crosses. to carry en a normi, unplan-are no signs of neglect and the Kubu. J. Mathers. D. Hogg, W. comprehen- whole area looks neat and well- R. McLauchlin and I. Bortwich. nvit conversation

attended, a tribute to the War Mr. J. Law assisted with the ar- sively.

Graves Commission, which has rangements, while transport ar- carried on and improved on the rangements were in the hands of first Mr. Beechman, of Messra. Jardine. these graves work

internees at Matherson & Co., Ltd.

Darlies started by the

Today, Dominion Day. Stanley.

from the two Canadian ships at Near the Unknown Soldier's

"Kitsilano Park-wil Grave is one with a cross bear-port-the "Garden Park" and ar

Polrol "mist" will no longer be Sarah Antonio. cemetary to lay further wreathes He speaks French, Spanish,ing the name of Sig. Lloyd Fair

pushed along pipes into cylinders Portuguese, Daulah, Greek, elev. Winnipeg Grenadiers) of

uta tiny colemn of petrol will be shot into each cylinder. brew, German, Italian, Turkish. Merrit. British Columbia.

Swedish. Norweging, cousin, Steward Dave Hogg of}

This is expected to achieve n Dutch,

great saving in-trul. Russian, Bulgarian Volish. Se the "Garden Park." was among bian, Rumaniz Tee amife, Czz those present yesterday,

Simple Ceremony Bangariat. choslovakian and And

Fore more than 43 years Sal nedo has interpreted the many fanguages spoken by those who the London Law appear in Courla. Now, at 64, learning; languages is his pet hobby,

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No Female Bar Tenders

visit the

New York, June 30. The Chicago Bartenders' Union has informed tavern owners that women bartenders must be replae- ed by men.

CARBURETTOR -ELIMINATED

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officiated.

The bride wore a white satin

year.

Doctrine Of The Atonement

Addressing a mixed Civilian

and lace gown with a long train woing it only needs caro until the and Servico‘congregation at St. and carried a suriand of, orang blossom. The bridesmaids were the Landon, June 30.

Misses Lella. Hilarin and Morris Motors are preparing for Pacita Antonio, sisters of the an engineering revolution which bride, while the bridal train was will eliminate the carburettor from completed by two little flower viela, the Misses Agnes Triggs and petrol motors.

Mr. Benedict Lim was at the organ. The witnessed were Mr. A. K. Ismail and Mr. C.

J. Trikes."

A reception was held later at the home of the bride's mother, The vice-chairman of Moris 814 Prince Edward Road.

The newlyweds are both men Motora (Sir Miles Thomas) Boys that

all vehicles down to light lurers of the staff of the ries will be running on petrol in Farm. "Tarzan" Ismail

an sortsman and both bride icellon within 12 years.

Petrol injection engines for ari-room are softball and baseball

enthusiasts. vate cars would be nizde Inter.

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this

on

Once you have got your garden vegetables are cut. If the veret Andrew's, Nathan Road, Kow- ables are planted in orderly lines loon, last night, the Rev. M. A. Wood. D.S.C., R.N.V.R.. "cultivate

the P. you can easily

onees between them once a week Chaplain of 44 Commando, spoke

on the doctrine of the Acone-. me. at least. To cultivate"

ment. This was the fourth talk using the small long-handled cul tivation rake short-handled

adied in the series on "The Doctrines or the

up the soil of the Faith." given on six con- hand rake to break about an inch or leas. The pur-Rov, Bishop R. O, Hall in speak- surface of the rows to a depth of secutive days. Tonight the Right ose of this is to aerate the soiling on Discipleship" at 7.30

and *་་་་ p.m. prevent ranid evaporation

weeds. If cultivation. keep down wed

done

twice a week excellent In his talk, Mr. Wood said: result cun be

"As we look at the Japanese

memorial

Mount fertiliser is used it is a good prac war tee to annly it at least twelve Cameron, we see a memorial to hours after cultivation when the

a temporary victory in 1941, sell is loose and dry. All work should be done by rotation that was turned into a resound- so that you will have just a little ng defeat in 1946, When we the to do every day. The work wil gaze in imagination at

green hill of Calvary where then be a real pleasure.

Jesus died, we seo an apparent defeat, turned into an eternal won on and glorious Victory, "Thank You"-

When the vegetables of one plot Good Friday, openly proclaimed Six-On June 24 when 1 was or a part of a lot have been by the fact of Jesus' resurrection' and refuses to discharge her. letter of Mr. E. C. Lee, Rico Con-going home after work I alloped harvested, the earth should be dug on Easter Day. In passing, that your; and hurt my knee. Passers-by immediately, serated and dried is why I should like to see a says that Louise, has been

forafor a few days before planting plain bold white cross -Sur- regret did not notice me except with him for two years, is a widowtroller, which appeared in

sue of the 28th inst.. with two children, and could not

Portuguese youth of about 27 in new seedlings. that

1 cannot, without the mer-

very mounting the Mt. Carmen monu find another job.

mission the persons concerned, Navy uniform (British) who came empty row when the coll The

has

enlied by picket-

disclose their names and addresses.to my aid and attended to me wet. The time of digging is the ment, with this symbolism bo-

cere. I notlerd & Red best opportunity for you to in-hind it. will with great I'urthermore, if Mr. Lee ing the tanrgoni.

"Calvary was not an accident, corporate into your soll any form Union president James Crowler urt and in-

says the pickets will remain until again read my initial letter, he Cross Dadze on his belt. Reine

will find that I have not alleged bit shaken I forgot to thank him of decayed vegetable fatter art but a hideous miscarriage of

Animal

12 manure and have Louise goes.

sident could not obtain rice me by printing this in vour paper. ration ticket.

it for variety, he

The ceremon gesterday was n threw in a few words of Japan-simple one, though perhaps all the But with a venalary like more moving because of that very As a Salvation Army in- Called Nations' radicall to pick fnet.

his ster said at the end of his short from, he talks English in

Women replaced men as bar- address illustrated the truth of sleep.

Laurence Binyon's immortal fines:enders during the war, and the

They shall grows not olà, or

union wants men bartenders back from 4he war returned to their original, jubs.

"Language Maniac"

His hawk-like face and untidy

white hair make him look like New Chinese

a Velasqueż painting. Of Span-|

ish descent, Salezdo was born in

London and educated

Petersburg, Russin.

In

in St. 1896

Daily

he went to Holland, and found

travellet

mastered it in six months.

From en un he around the world soaking languages like a dipsomaniae in

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A new Chinese dally newspaper

Chung Pro the language there so easy hethe "T

in Hong Kong start pubrication

ano anche in the near future.

be impartial itself to dependent.

The edilar. Mr. Thomas H. E velerka inuralist well-known in

has edited China who papers in South China. Mr. Ku is the manager and Mr. S. H. Bus

a German beer garden.

When war came, interpreting hit a slump because two-thirds of the business came from Ger

and other enemy-held many countries. But the foreign spy trade soon began looking up, and there's where Salzedo stepped in again. He handled any im portant War Office cases held in camera and was interpreter in the John Amery treason trial His work has been praised by England's most famous judges.

His advice to would-be Imita-: tors: rules of

Britisa

But Milton Valovie, who owns a

Broadway taprooms, employa

Louise Mowers. 65, as bartender.

He

He adds: "A woman's place now in the home, und not behind the

bur.

"Some tavern cwners pretor the managing director. Mr. Harwomen to men bartenders because who was a director of severn! there's more money over, the bar newspapers in Norty-when-a-dell' is around."

Other union officials point out Chinese China before the war. is and Arican trained journalist that ichs must be supplied to 200 who has been connected at various uromolovet male barmen. times with the Associated Press,

Chiengo, Daily News Reuters put an olive into a whisky cockta and the "Peking and Tiostsinnt not think she was doing nav- Timer"

They arzue that a woman would

thing wrong.

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Readers' Letters

Rice

Sir,-With

to reference

the

Dry Earth

Never dig an

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that any bona fido sevon yeur. re- and I ope you will do this for roughly mixed up with the soil. Justice, turned by God into an

As regards the rumours which

wil!

Sans Rhyme

This

was

01. God

Lord apoke continually of His A GRATEFUL CHINESE GIRL. It is a good plan to have a small act of Eternal redemption. Our pit where some compost death as something to be ac shallow ing could be done, are freely circulating. I believe I

achieved simply by putting alter-complished; of giving His Life have made myself quite clear. A

Sir, I thank my many pulmir-hate layers of dried or withered ransom for many. John the leaves, vegetable, waste, all kinds Baptist said, "Behold the Lamb Terience, Mr. Lee will no doubt

ers and followers for the over- A man of some considerable ex-

of animal manure, Darishable kit of God which taketh away the appreciate that a person who rues whelmingly

enthusiastic

Way chen garbage and ashes. Mode sins of the world" Our Lord as each spoke of His Death in the set- rate watering is done in for graft is not the type person who would be so foolish as they have accepted my poor of

forts to educate the ignorant over is lald, after which there ting of the Passover Lamb who to set down anything in writing.

I feel should be daily watering to keep was slain as an offering for the I think that if Mr. Lee could nr- masses of this Colony.

sins of the people. He compost a couple of trustworthy sure that they will all under the mass damn.. Care rance for

made Sin for us, He who know and reliable scouts to listen in on stand if I am unable to answer taken not to make your

good 200 no sin, that we might be made certain of the conversation which

neration is essential to quick

righteousness the A travelling salesman WAS Literally hoisted with his own goes on in tea houses and restau- the kind letters that they heap too compact because

with that same kind under- | Tenu grammar are held up in Austin Road, near petard was Kwok Cheung, 44-Tanto or in the streets. he have ehowered upon me, and us. Turn over and mix through Him. No wonder the very nice things but u waste of Shanghai Street, late on Satur-year old, fisherman, who was en- readily obtain much interesting in standing. I feel sure that they compost thoroughly everyonthe Cross is the motive power of time, learn just enough to get day night and robbeti of a binck gaged in illegal dynamiting for formation as to what the pubilt will realise that you, dear Edi- the product should be ready for f the Christian, Dare we cling to has-to-day about his Denartment. containing un girdle

four $100 fish at Castle Peak yesterday. The Information thus obtained tor, are only acting for the best use. The decayed material from--our-old self-centered, sin-center- by, and then concentrate

compost is very rich and when! ed lives, when he has died to The dynamite ex would. I feel be of great assis when you ask readers, not to

to a poor soil makes it forgive us and to bring us into with roading and using the language notes and $900 in tens and morning.

eternal relationship fifties. He reported to the po-ploded too soon, and though he ance to Mr. Lee in any invest: write to me through your good added you're trying to master.

Christ? Then to the Christian The easiest language, he says, lice that he thought that the was rushed to Kowloon Hospital,entions he might feel disposed to offices. It is difficult, however, extremely fertile..

to believe that you were forced? is Sanish; Russian, the most two men were both armed with he died of his injuries shortly make.

to employ ten clerks to deal with

He says, "All this I did for thee; after admission.

what wilt thou do for Me? Let difficult:--Associated Press. a pistol..

correspondence to me.

us pray that the Cross may be- come the dynamic driving power of our lives. In a cynical de- featist age, material God needs men whosa. hearts have been cleansed, and then inspired, by

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The news that the rascally,

Professor, self-styled,

Nigal Oats has been seen in Hong

CATHOLIC DOCTOR REFUSES OATH

Dr. R.

The juday told him to take the oath in the way directed, but th doctor again refused."

Finally the judge, remarked· "We shall have to do without him."

Our triumphs on this day are known to all it is sufficient to say that we carried home, captive, 1,987 Calanus Finmar- chicus.

Him and serve Him."

Indian Repatriation

Shanghai, June 30, Arrangements for another Indian repatriation ship to all from Shanghai about the middle of August are being made by the Agent General for India, It' is learned,

Londen. June 30. Rofusal of a Catholic doctor to Kong wearing a Garoupa Hat take the oath in the prescribed and pulling a Policeman around manner caused an adjournment of on a piece of string fills me with a court case at Coventry in which alarm and despondency. For a man eued his employers, alleg years be has unsuccessfully tri-ine that, after drinking tea at the the Cross of Christ, to follow

works

to had to go canteen e ed to sabotage my wonderful experiments for Instance he

for the R. H. Laverty, called almost nersuaded my Lady A defence, declined to take the Bible sistant, Miss Digit Welwyn, that but held up his hand Instead, eay- the gold fish I was fattening ing he was a Catholie for the Duke of Bayswater did not need the protoplasmic layer of the plankton diatom Ditylum Brightwelli-but that they need- ed only a few pounds of the cen- tral vacuole containing the sap (which sap I am unable to re member, but he wore the un! form of a Metropolitan Police man). It was some while be

This is in response

to

питет- foro Digit was able to resist the

que requests from Indian Da-. temptation to make herself Mrs. Digit Welwyn Oats, but that is The experiments took years: tionals in various parts of China

to complete, but in the Winter wishing to proceed home. part of another cereal.

It is emphasized that this e One fine morning, in the sum of 1932, I, noticed that in all ex- mer of '09, I and my trusted periments the Calanus Flumar will be positively the last op Assistant, Digit, tripped silent-chicus, when placed in water portunity for Indians; to go ly down Ye Olde Stone Steppes sunk to the bottom. I there and home on an official repatriation at Wappinge, picked ourselves then decided that we may safe quietly up from the flour, and ly assume that the density of ufler: breaking the ice settled the C.F. was higher than that down with hooks baited with of water. Once this basis had half-in-pint of Bile and Mutter, been established the progress Suddenly, without warning un- was rapid, It was soon realis identified plots appeared on the ed that the CF took longer to screen moving North from the sink through 8 Inches of water Surrey side. It was soon evid- than through 4 inches (I admit ent that there were 2,000 plus that these experiments were In starboard echelon, and and made in Summer, and therefore aitement ran high na we await may not apply to most of the od the first reports from the your), On want from Royal Observer. Corp

patience, had hot.

Bit was the dreaded

gein

Fyenselmal

There are believed to be some 1,600 loft in nil China. The ma fority are residing lo Shanghai, where many are employed by the United States Army-Reu

terven

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