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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 9,' · 1933. -

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE the BOYS and GIRLS PAGE

(Butterfield G Swire Hongkonit) Ltd).

· CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

"SHENGKING"

"FOOCHOW

"FUKIEN**

"PAKUOI"

"YUNNAN"

"SHENGKING"

"HUNAN" "RUPEIF" "FENGTIEN”

"POYANG" "FUNING"

SAILINGS, TO

.Cooling

Yokohama, Nagoya, Drake & Kobo Djakaria, Semarang Sourabaya & Macassar Yokohama, Osaka

Tlentin Singapore, Belawan &

Penang

Semarang.

3 pm. 9th May*

Ba.m. 101: May

B. a.m. 11 May

3 p.m. 12th May

10 n. 18th May

i p.m. 18th May

10 m. 20th Mny

10 am. 21st May

8 am, 22nd May

10 nm. 23rd May

B. a.. 20th May

• Salls from Custodian Wharf

Dangkok

Djakarta,

Sourabaya, & Macassar

ARRIVALS FROM

"PAKHOI"

Tientaln

"HANYANG

Bangkok

Keciun

"YUNNAN"

Shanghul

"HUPER"

Flentin

***FENGTIEN”

Kube

"POYANG"

Kobe

"FUNING"

Kobe

"SHENGKING"

Monty Moonbeam

* CHAPTER SIX OF

YOUR SERIAL

by ARTHUR HAROLD · JACKSON

THE village buily, Den

Beef, who still lay on the ground after having Komersaulted into the air when trying to hit Monty. Moonbeam, looked up and asked: "Secret? secret?"

10th May 11th May

7 a.m. 14th May

14th May

16th May

"Well," Moonbeam,

answered

20th May

21st May

24th May

A.O. LINE LTD./C.N. CO., LTD., JOINT SERVICE

SAILINGS TO'

... Sydney & Melbourne

"CHANGSIIA"

Noon 13th May

"TAIPING"

Japan

28th May

"TAIYUAN**

Japan

5th Juna

ARRIVALS FROM

"CHANGSHJA”

Kola

n.mm, 10th May

"TAIPING" **TAIYUAN"

Australia

... Australia

&

&

Mania Manlin

2511 Muy

181 June

Scheduled

"ASTYANAX"

"AENEAS"

“ASCANIUS”

"PYRRHOS"

"TELEMACHUS“

9. "ASCANIUS"

G. "PYRRHUS"

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

Sailings to Europe via Adea & Port Bald.

.. Liverpool & Glasgow

Rotterdam & Hamburg

Liverpool

Genoa,

London,

Marseilles,

Dublin,

Liverpool & Glasgow

..Liverpool & Glasgow

Scheduled Sailings from Europe

Balls

Rotterdam

14th May

24th May

25th May

6th June 14th June

Arrives

Hong Kong

11a.m. 0th May H/Whart

Bails

Liverpool

do

(10

Sailed

da

GU

8. "AUTOMIEDON"

3rd May

a. "PELEU6"

8. "BELLEROPION

G. MENTOR"

8. "TELEMACHUS"

G. "CALCHAS"

7th May.

18th May

24th May

May

. 15th May

May

"Crack!

On

What

Monly

It's actually some

moon

marle

M

0 0 +

That I used!"

magle?"

claimed

cx-

the

village folk.

"Do please tell

us about it!"*

better

"I known

5

S.D.P., or, to give it its full fitle, Self De- fence Protec- tion.

And as you all saw it ¦ prevented Ben Beef from being able to strike me."

fite nose f

"My My!" sald the village fotk,led with wonder, "how simply marvellous!"

"G-1---E!" Andered Ben don't believe Deer. "Well, I you! There's no such thing as S.D.P. all that happened to me was that I just slipped twleet And to prove that you're try- ing to fool us all take that!"

a

Two-In-One-A Word

Word Game

ZOO'S WHO

THE GILA MONSTER IS THE ONLY POISONOUS

LIZARD...

THE GIANT OCTOPUSES THÁTINHABIT THE PACIFIC OCEAN HAVE.

AN ARM SPREAD OF MORE THAN

TWENTY FEET

THE STING OF THE PORTUGUESE MAN-OF-WAR CAN BRING DEATH WITHIN A FEW MINUTES.THIS JELLY- FISH IS OFTEN FOUND IN AMER-

ICAN WATERS...

BY MARION STEVENS

AND RITA' DEWEY

SFOTUBPR minus a number.

The above group of letters lookalike nonsense.

But that's

not so. There..are two worde

jumbled together and thern là a number, "

one of

dc-

The trick is to separato the two words, if given the

nillon of one; The two morda are STEP and FOUR (the num- ber). The letters of each word appear in their regular order.

Now tackle the fallowing two- in-one words. All the words contain four lettern, so Jumble has eight "leiters.

ench

1. RIFICSHH minus à swim- ming animal,

2. HEA SLKY mitius a drink.

IND,minus spoke. minus n.31eav

4

only

O RUBY minus what's above the

neck.

U,

minus a grain.

TAG minus to wish.

NSCHIAPR minua a sail-

P&O B.I. E&A SHAM COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

PASSENGER/FREIGHT SERVICE

OutWITÄR

"CANTON"

"CARTHAGE””.

"CORFU"

Leaves Kònath

20th April

30th May

25th June

tras nakon

ist June....

30th uden myynt *701 $uly 1:47"

Via Southington, Port Bald, Kiten, Donday). Colombo,

Nomewards

*CANTON"

"CARTHAGE"

"CORFU"

Penang & Singapore

Leaves Hongkong Das London ›

Bih 3

3rd Jul

31st July

6th July

4th August

In Sept.

Accepting cargo for Singapore, 'Panang, Colombo, Bombay, Aleb, Port Bald @ Landon

FREIGHT SERVICE

8.

Outwards from B "SUNDA"

До

ing vessel,

9. CJOAKKEE

baked food.

10. ASLO ALP

minus

minus Д

. ກ

Homewards “BOMALI“

29th May

Ballx

1st Ju

colour.

11. KDINMOEB mínus a coin, 12. IDDERUAM minus come- thing you beat.

Answers on Page 16

MOUSE HELPS AN OLD ROMANCE

No

Wooden Soldier and Paper Doll Are Happy Again-

By MAX TRELL

one

knew the story but Mouse. And the only

And Ben Beet picked up large stone that was lying near reason he knew it was because

at hund and threw it straight one night as he was roaming

Moonbeam.

23rd May

29th May

in the direction

7th June

13th May

13th June

22nd June

28th June

Loading Glasgun, betore liverpoot, S. Loading Swanses, before Liverpool. Cartier option to parerd via oller parts to load & dischargD CEREY

DE LA RAMA LINES

ARRIVING. FROM U.S. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS.

"DONA NATI" "BENARES"

SAILING for NEW YORK, via SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES & CRISTOBAL.

29th May 22nd June

"VESSEL"

"DONA NATI"

20th June 5th July

Accent cargo for Kingston and to Central & South American ports on through hal of lading.

Lathay Pacific Hirways Ltd.

Heate

Departs Uongkong

HK/Dangkok/Singapore (DC-4) 7.00 Tue. Fri. (Connects at Bangkok with HK/Hanol/aiphong (DC-3) 11.00 á.m. Tue,

(DC-4) 11.30 am, Wed. HK/Saigon/Singapore HK/Manila/B.N. Horneo (DC-3) 7.00 am. Tue, Fri.

Arrives UK. (on return)

7.10 am. Wed. Sat, UDA, to Tangoon)

3.30 p.m. Wed: 1. D. Thu. 4.45 pm, Wed, Sat. All the above subject to Alteration without notice. For passage and Freight Particulars please apply to

ICONNAUGHT RD C. Tel 30331/8 BRANCH OFFICE: 50 Connaught Rd, West 25875.32144, 24878)

BEN LINE

ARRIVALS

FROM

DUE

U.K. U.K. via Singapore

on or abt. 14th May,

23rd May

5th June

U.K.

U.K.

U.F.

"DENALBANACH" ..U.K. via Slugapore

"BENVENUE"

"BENREOCH"

"DENMHOR"

"BENRINNES"

"BENATTOW"

"BENCRUACHAN"

"DENLEDI”

"BENVENUE"

"BENREOCH"

"BENWYVIS"

["BENREOCI"

$"BENATION"

DENRINNES"

§“BENATTOW"

"DENCRUACHAN”

Japan U.K.

SAILINGS

Liverpool, Dublin, Rotterdam and Hamburg. Коге . Kobe Rod Yokohama, Direct to Singapore, thence Genes, Liverpool, Glasgow -and Antwerp. 'Direct to Singapore, thenee HAVEO London, Epilerdam and Hull

Liverpool, Antwerp.: . Rotterdam and Hamburg. Génon, Avoitmouth, Liverpool and Glasgow. LiverpoƐ 0 I, Rotterdam ana Hamburg. ∙Direct to Singapore, Thence Liverpool,

Glasgow, Dubita and Antwerp,

18th June

13

18th Jane

6th July

"

17th July

20th July

Leading on or abt.

18th May

20th May,

20th May

16th June

19th June

21st June

20th July

18th July'

§ Calls Manila. Calls Cebu, Tawan sad Sandakan, "All" voancia àccept Cargo for Aden, Bucs and Pork Bald W. R. LOXLEY & CO., (CHINA) LTD.

York Ballding Agents

Telephone 34165

Boomerang

The alone sped

of

Mantyabout the attic searching for u

along

and Just as it looked as if it was going to hit Monty Moonbeam

away.

on

would

(though he crumb of cheese wasn't at all sure ho and it there), he suddenly saw something fultering off the top dusty

that of the old

Lable tool behind the trunk.

At first Moure thought

A

IL

Tell me, is she hurt?" the wooden soller asked. Mouse.

which I shall never forget. The children came and put mo by her side. She was моге beautiful than I had <VCE imagined!

"Suddenly as I stood there I felt the breeze from the open window. I saw her dutter. I reached out to catch her. She fell But na she fell, I fell too -and pushed her from the Are. "Thank you-dear Wooden Soldier. Thank you!" she whis- pered as the children picked us

up.

Log Was Broken

was

me

spot

en his nose-it very suddenly was only a plece of paper, for turned right. sound-just like a except for n little moonlight boomerang and returned to hillat erept in under the shade quite Ben Beef, CRACK! HIS at the window, it was

"But, alas, I could no longer durk

But on, coming close to

stand. My leg was broken in Cese!

the fall. I was put in the the paper he saw to his cur-

attle here behind this trunk. I "Yow! Ooher!" moaned Ben prise that it was a paper doll. Bect. "All right. I give in. Though the doll was crumpled.

thought I should never see my of her I've had enough!" And to the now and the bottom

But doll's sweet face again. one day the children brought delight of the village folk he dress was torn, she still had a

"My poor little dear-ls she her here, and put her on the got ttp and quickly sneaked lovely face.

Heard Same Sigh

hurt, Mouse? Tell me, is she table. Her dress was crumpled "Louray for Monly Moon- At that moment there was a hurt? I know she just fell to and lot but to me she Leam!" nil the onleekers low sigh. It didn't come from the floor. And here am I, and still as beautiful as ever.

looked at her from behind the I can't help her!"' to the paper doll. She just lay

nt At first Mouse did not under- trunk and she looked cheered. "At fast,, thanks Monty, we're rid of a frightful quietly on tie noor, not make stand. But the next instant he from the top of the table. And

Mousc listened bully and for good we hope! ing a sound.

Soldier we were both happy to be to- later he knew that the Wooden moment again. flooray!"

heard the same righ again. Doll.

was speaking about the Paper Esther again, even though we

were both old. Monly Moonbeam beamed Only this time he fancied he

"Long ago," the Wooden "And now she had fallen and with pleasure. "Thank you, my could make out a voice saying clear friends," he said. "Glad directly after it: "Oh, my, poor Soldier explained, "the doll and I cannot see her nor help her."

dear-my-poorte I lived downstairs in the play. The Mouse Zelivery moved 15. be of service!"

room. What happy days they by the Wooden Soldier's story dear."

to side and, returning

the Time for tea

to come were! She stood on one The voice seemed

fire where

Paper Doll suddenly from behind an old trunk-that of the mantel over the The village clock

stood on the other, carried her gently back to the

the table. chimed "ONE-TWO-THREE no one had bothered to move place, and

ince had been brought

frail and so delicate that FOUR-FIVE."

As he passed the trunk, he slightest whisper of D thought he could hear the "Goodness!" exclaimed the fore. Making himself as small the

o'clock as he spuld and taking good breeze from the open window. Wooden Soldier's voice: It's villagers,

dear-we can see each other already! You must be very care his whiskers did not brush made her flutter.

Mouse made "All day long I looked bt again....we are together, you hungry, Monty Moonbeam.against anything, Why, you have not eaten any his way between the trunk and her.. How I langad to be right and I....my little dear."

But no one ever And so the Mouse thought thing at all since you arrived the wall: Then all at once he beside her!

enme upen the speaker. moved us and we never spoke the little paper doll fluttered here?!

one another. Then, her hand to her lips and throw It was a wooden coldier who, a ward to am rather peckish, actual-long ago, had lived in the play- one day, something happened the Wooden Soldier a ki5. ly," answered Monty Moon-room with the other toys. Now beam.

he was old and almost forget- Well," said the village folk. teh. The colours on his uniform some Toasted that had once been scarlet and "how About

almost all faded blue were Scenes, Bread and Jam," and

away. And the musket that he nice cup of Tea?"

used to carry proudly over his Monty Moonbeam looked very shoulder was broken

But what Mouse puzzled, and he asked, in sur- prise: Toasted Scenes?. Breud most of and Jam? Cup of Tea? What wooden coldler had only are they?

Ave

(To be continued)

4

into the attic many years be was so beautiful and so top of

ali

was

noticed

that the leg. Nevertheless, he still held

himself tall and straight, just n-he had always done!!

Stamp Of The Week

"THERE'S something about: Most intriguing? Well, per-

an ex-night club singer, Private Jimmie Nesom, scores

a soldier, says a rollick- taps, ing British Gong. And this there.

even

Winter Corsage 1.Buy a package of round PLANT TWISTERS and a spool of fine WIRE at a dime store.

Z.Gather small SEED PODS. CONES BERRIES, etc. from the woods. FIND SOMETHING FLAT FOR BACKGROUND.

now stamp could, well, be In a recent exercise, sho 3.Wind the

America's reply: "But what do you think of our Service girla?"

The

Wonderful girls' Indeed. American Service chiefs think so much of the work, they do that an appeal has gone out to recruit 72,000 more.

What do these giria do in peacetime? Nearly everything from serving as doctors ofoni to storekeeping, And they have even wan their way into West Point, America's top milliary academy, to be trained with the

men.

Most exciting job is probably done by Alt Force Lieutenant Zilphia i Bosóne,, who files ob radaro phaarver with the 011! Fighter Squadron

broadcast to

twisters around the

the invading Her sultry voice coaxed army. mony, of the troops to desert.

The stamp is face-valued cents: price in London, d. stems. Perforation 10 by 11-JÁA

POKE ENDS OF INSTER INTO HEAD

OF SEED

POD

4.Wind parts together with thin wire.

WIND IN CENTER

"My

5. Make a

bow from

an 18 inch

piece of thin RIBBON

·and wire

it to the Center of the corsage

WITH WIRE ... ARRANGE THE PARTS" THE WAY YOU WISH AND WEAR

CUT TWISTER IT ON A DRESS TO SHCHES OR COAT!

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ails 16th May

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due 19th May sall 21st May

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