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We can trace fairly clearly how men developed.”

But can you trace" I asked, the reasons why he developed why his brain steadily increased its

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"No, the Lord alone knows that, We can trace how, but when it comes to why, we know nothing." You think there was un In- telligence behind man's progress

AND VERA PAGE.

• DEMAND FOR WIDER

POLICE POWERS.

SHARE PUSHER SENTENCED..

£250,000 FRAUDS.

After a trial Jaating. 19 days).

Si Horbort Samuel, the Home Arthur Jack Klein was hontonend Secretary, was bonbarded with at the Old Bailey to 2 months' im- questions in the House of Comprisonment in the second" division mon demanding immediate action for receiving over 250,000 from to check the growing number of Jacob. Fnator knowing it to have

boen unlawfully obtained.

Factor is alleged to have bean the

unsolved murders;

Mr. J. A. « Bunena (Con), Kon-

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thing possible be done to catch the murderer and that all suspects be closely watched to prevent other

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Mr. Justice Finlay said the enor-

mous expenditure of public money made it of vital importance they should agree.»

rays. This means that they gain increased powers to care for your skin's precious tex- No prohistorian can, doubt the

ture. Scientific experts have working of an Intelligende behind

He then further addressed the proved it. Used regularly, Ava the development of the universe"

Sir Herbert Samuel or plained jury on the evidence, and after a makes sure your skin will never further rotiroment the jury found lose its softness and smoothness. said Dr. Callanfels, "the more you that the police hadi talten the most,

Makes certain it will always know, the more you can see a great energetic and painstaking" steps to Klein guilty on certain counts and

counte involving look fresh and youthfully clear. plan, a great design in the pre-identify the murderer, and no effort not guilty on

£70,000. history of man. The atheism of was being spared to obtain further

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he came under the dominant per- chance,"

committed, he said he would conveyaonality of Jacob Factor. the suggestion to the Commissioner of Metropolitan Police.

CIVILIZATION,

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Mr. Justice Finlay told Klein: I am entitled to take into account Sir Frederick Halt asked if it Speaking of the boginning of.

your previous character. I think was not desirable that the police there is force in what Mr. Birkett what is generally termed civiliza- tion Dr. Callen fols again expressed should have suficient powers to

says that you came under the in- the view that the origins must be enable them to make proper influence of a stronger and, it may, sought in Turkestan. The Dream quiries and examinations of peoiell be, a wickeder man.

ple they wished to interview,

Litalong Suspicion.

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of my life is to settle in that coun-

On the other hand the cast is try, and continue my investigation.

one of the most appalling gravity. There, man began to tame the ani

Cheers greeted this question, and The amount the jury found you inale, to sow crops, and start the Major Procter (Con.. Accrington) guilty of knowingly receiving con. utaer processos of agriculture, to asked if Sir Herbert was aware siderably exceeded £250,000. build villages and slowly develop that since the order to the police With.. graan "hesitation, and after little states and kingdoms. It is

on the interrogation of suspects fol- most anxious consideration, and when men were forood by circum-lowing the Sayidge inquiry there only as the result of a decision I stances to work that civilization had been an increase in the num-arrived at at the last moment, I began. In Java life was easy, beber of undetected crimes, and whe-have felt justified in not sending could get all he needed from tas ther he proposed to rescind the or-you to penal servitude: jangle, but in Egypt and Mesopo- der. tamia he had to irrigate and to use the seasonal rise and tall of the rivez, and from this new industry, what is called civilization began. But to me, even those primitive Paleolithic men, the lowest savages, they would be called to-day, are a civilization.

There had been a tendency of later years, to minimise the anti quity of higher civilisation, but the latest discoveries "ixth in Egypt and Mesopotamia put back the be. ginnings of rudimentary culture to a vary distant past.

HONG KONG AND CHINA:

Sir Herbert replied that that order; which was made on August 1, 1028, was ravoked on August 1. 1930, following the recommendations of the Royal Commission on Polico Powers and Procedure,

PRESENTATION. TO THE QUEEN.

VAULT FOR STORING THE FRIVATE TREASURES.

Major Procter asked whether, if increased powers were given to the London, March 7-The Queen to- police, it would not only result in day descended 40 feet below the a decrease in undetected crimes, roadway on Lower Regent street but would also prevents coroners to the new safety vault, in which courts from branding with lifelong auspicion both the innocent and the guilty.

Sir Herbert also stward that he had no reason to think that the police had not sufficient powers.

ed !!!

she locked a steel box which is now her own personal property and in which will be able to store ber private treasures, if she so desires. The Queen used a key especially cast in gold and inscribed with her initials and the Royal Crown.

It had been presented to her by the company.

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bad been in the distant past, as tion of human beliefs and customs. The vault is also proof against

now, a place where many races' had passed. Centuries might have glapsi ed, between successive waves, but many had left their traces, and much would be found if a search was pursued.

Dr. Callenfels spoke of the speci· al interest of Hong Kong and the | New Territories to the archeologist,

Her possessions should be per A particularly fine axe of the

"THE GOLDEN BOUGH.”

fectly secured as an unauthorised Philippine-type which is typical of In the course of our coversation person who attempled to get in the the Polynesian civilization had been Dr. Callenfels paid a generous tri vaults would have to pass uine secured in the New Territories by bute to that great English anthro Professor Shellabear. Other speci-

pologist, Sir James Frazor, O.M.tests of identification and force a His Golden Bough' is a monn 20-ton steel door equipped with a mena suggested that Hong Kong mental work. A marvellous collec keyless combination and time locks. I do not agree with all of Bir drilla, explosives, and oxyacetylene James's conclusions, but his book processes. None of the safes can sabgolutely necessary to every be opened without two keys and ethnologis and prehistorian.** there are bells secretly hidden which give direct communication to the Among the archeologist's, baggage police.. is a case of stone implements found in Java-two axes of malachite, polished by rubbing with sand and water, and two noavy "pick' axes." The Chinese, in-Dr." Callenfele' "I think that these were cere;

The priest opinion, are not, comparatively monial instruments. speaking, an ancient race. The the new harvest so as to secure the king would cut the first sods for Hwang Ho river valley civilizatiou, help and the blessing of the lossl an offshoot from Central Asia, gods and spirits, probably began about five thousand yoars ago. The Chinese of to-day were a mixed racs. Wars after wave of migrants had passed over the country, particularly the South of China; but the elucidation of| the pro-hlatory of China remained

MIDNIGHT TEA WITH

MASKED MEN...

A WOMAN'S. STORŸ.

"They would be fixed on split). A woman told a story of a mid- bamboog and lashed with tough night_adventure at Clerkenwell creeper till they were firm and use when Harry Richardson (18), Dock: ful implements."

road, Tilbury, and Douglas White house (18), Bourne-half-lane, Bun “DR. CHALLENGER!" bey, ware charged with housebreak- ing at Bushey, stealing goods worth. Dr. Callenfels, is said to have £100, the property of Miss Amy suggested to Bir Arthur Conan West, and assault. Doyle, the author's character ! Dr. Miss West said that at midnight a fascinating problem for future Challenger. But there is nothing on Dec. 31 she went downstairs archeologists to study and to solve, about him of the overbearing irasci and saw two men, They said, "We Dr. Callenfels remarked that hability of the hero of the Lost have come for money." She called World." Dr. Callenfels da an en- for help, and they knocked hor thusiast. He is anxious to speak down,

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was due in London, in August" for the International Conference on of his subject to any who will lis She was wearing only a night- pre-and proto-history. This was the ten, and who will at the romance dress, The men were masked with fret international congress of this etrange ways of the Neolithic hun-of the nose to below the chin, she of the distant past, and of the white handkerchiefs from the bridge kind since the war, and it would ter, grip them." give an important opportunity for If his companions are not inter- They told me they would be eated in archeology--wall there are quite polite if I were not noisy. Wa the comparing and pooling of re-other things, and yesterday evening sat in the dining-room together for Esults the world over. Prehistory Dr. Callenfels was showing a mall along time, when one of the men had no national boundaries If his group in the Hong Kong Club a retired and on returning brought

distinctly ingenious, and racy me three cups of tea, thod of dicing! Soon,, however, "One of the men brought me after a initial diffidence had passed down a little coat and they also was led to speak of the far-off got an eiderdown quilt. They also daye, which his knowledge can make brought me a second cup of tea."" as read and vivid as a traveller's In cross-examination she said she tale of a land which he has expler could not be certain about identi ed and seen with his own eyes. fication.

work in Japan yielded good results Cho would stay ng lang na pomible

and go-to-Europe via-Siberia,

If you see me in Hong Kong, about Juno, you'll know I've fail

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