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ANTI - JAPANESE BOYCOTT

Steady Decline During

Past Year

Three, communist Cliques Communist Literature seized

SIR D. MAC- ALISTER

comprised 338 different kinds, and G.M.C. President For

totalled 71,607 copies.

The most important of the com- munists arrested belonged to three Activities of Chinese communists sections of Chinese communist during. 1933 included the lemoval organisations, known BS "Dog by assassination of officials con-

Beating (Assassination) Corps, the National Labour Federation, sidered dangerous to party plans, and the Military Committee. attempts to hold street demonstra- Searches A the, addresses of

oficials of the National Labour

27 Years, Dead

(Special Air-Mall Servine)

London, January 17.

and

tlons, the dissemination of anti-Federation, of whom four were ar-Languages-Including

He Replied to Toasts in Seven capitalist literature among labour-rested, resulted in the seizure of and a Chinese Dialect.

Japanese ers, the circulation of hard-bills! about 2,000 conspiratory doen- Sir Donald MacAlister, Chan- explaining the significance ments belonging to its archleves. cellor of Glasgow, University

of

Some of these records related to for 27 years President of the Gen- "Red" anniversaries, the fur- the progress of the communist eral Medical Council, died at his therance of anti-authority pro- movement in various parts of the home at Cambridge early to-day. paganda among foreign and

country, - while others contained aged 79. ** instructions or the conduct of Chinese troops and police of the military

He become critically I on F- movements. and pro-day and grew gradually weaker three Municipalities, and actemptsį paganda...

until he collapsed into a coma. to prevent the conduct of pro-

Lady MacAlister was" at his bed- paganda unfavourable to

side throughout the night until the

he died at 4.17 am.. party.

Mensce To Settlement

The breaking up of the Military Committee, of whom ten members

Authority, on Romany Efforts to suppress these activi- were

Bir Donald had a passion azrested and successfully languages Learning them ties in the Settlement by the prosecuted, paralysed for the time one of his happiest recreations. He Municipal Police, who received being the organisation of this generous co-operation from the branch of the Communist Party country, and an authority on Ro- was one of the finest linguists in the

fot WBS

Chinese authorities, states the which constitutes the greatest Commissioner of Police in his an- menace to the safety of the Set-many, a distinction which was re- nual report, resulted in the pro- tlement.

cognised in 1915, when he WILK secution of 223 persons for prO- The members of the organisa-made president of the Gipsy Lore moting" communism and the dis- tion arrested included nine Chin- Society. covery of 174 of the bases from ese

His brilliance as a linguist was and one Annamite, and which they and others had operat-evidence found showed that they once shown at a Glasgow dinner, ed, Ninety-one of the accused, were Co-operating with people where he replied to a toast in including five sentenced to the of various other nationalities, even languages, including Japan- death penalty. were extradited to Searches at the addresses used by ese, and a dialet of Chinese. Had the Chinese authorities, one was the members of the Military he chosen he could have repiled in handed over to the French Police Committee led to the discovery of as many, more. and Ave to the Consular authori-samples of different kinds of

Few men had been honoured tles concerned. Of the others, 34 Uterature, including 368 coples in by so many British and foreign were sentenced to various terma Chinese, 30 in English, 24 in learned societies as Sir Donald. of imprisonment, 91 were released French, 30 in Annamese, 26 in on security, and one was on re- Japanese and mand at the end of the year, mukhi.

Weak Teeth

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functions. Any lack of calcium results in pain and prostration, but these are quickly relieved as soon as the " shortage is made good. By taking Kalzana, the scientifically approved calcium treatment, you can avoid pain and discomfort. By restoring the balance of calcium in a natural way, Kalzana must do you good, and cannot possibly be harmful.

Whenever there is evidence of disfunc-

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Before Baby comes

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After having examined a great many difficult children, he writes: "I could prove that the blood of many so-called “difficult” children was poor in Calcium”..

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"By inc use of 6 Kalzana. tablets daily the Diarrhea [in two severe cases] was stopped in an amazingly short time," writes Dr.ZUNTZ, the world famous Physician.

The opinion of well-known medical papers about KALZANA:

"The Pharmaceutical Journal of New Zealand," Jan. 1930, "Kalzana has been used with very good, results in cases of calcium deficiency, such as bone diseases, dental caries, rickets, weakntas in growing children, during pregnancy and lactation-in fact, in all cases where" a diet with an excessive cnicium content is necessary, lack of calcun Kairana will set all Rickets too are a typical sign of a

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"The British Journal of Tuberculosis, April 1929: "We have employed Kalzana with much advantage in the management." of delicate children. It seems to be of considerable service in cases of rickets and other morbid conditions of bone and also is a preventive of dental caries. For pregnant women Kaliana is ofteri beneficial”

in

His decision to relinquish 1931 the presidency of the General Medical Council, the body which registers medical men. enforces observance of the striet etiquette of the profession, and tries and if necessary penalises them for breaches of it, was taken for health reasons.

For a long period his work in Glasgow and London made it necessary for him in many weeks in a year to spend two nights in the train.

Ancient Castle Born at Perth, Scotland, on May' 17. 1854, Bir Donald came of a Scottish family which for centur les had been hereditary keepers of Tarbert Castle, an ancient stronghold built by an early Scots king,

Sir Donald MacAlister of Tar- bert was the style he chose when a baronetcy was conferred on him in 1924.

His education began A+ Aber- deen, and was continued at Liver- pool, St. John's College, Cambridge, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and Leipzig.

In 1876 he obtained the first of his many academic distinctions, when he was Herschel Prizeman, and in the following year he was Senior Wrangler and First Smith's Prizeman.

Sir Donald's first post was ma- thematical master • Harrow.

After spending a year or two there he became lecturer in Natural Philosophy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital.

In later years he was a Fellow

of St. John's College. Cambridge, and senior tutor and Lineacre Lec- turer of Physics.

For 22 years he was Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Glasgow University. During his term of oface 20 new chairs and over 20 senior lectureships were founded.

A Doctor of Medicine, he was also Master of Arts, Bachelor of Science, a Fellow of the Royal Society, Edinburgh, of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of London, Edinburgh and Ireland, and the Royal Geographical Society (of which he was a gold medallist).

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Several universities, in recogni- tion of his scholarship, conferred honorary degrees upon him. H6 was made in 1919 a Commander of the Legion of Honour and Cavalier of the Crown of Italy.

He was also a poet of no mean order, and he translated much verse. Not content with giving Greek verse an English garb, he on occasion translated it into Rus- sian.

Sir Donald was Vice-President of the British Association in 1928. Many Royal Commissions and Standing Committees had the beneft of his experience.

Bir Donald married, in 1895, Edith, eldest daughter of the late Alexander Macalister, Professo Anatomy in the University of Cambridge. They had no chil- dren, and the baronetcy is now extinct.

JAPAN'S H.M.S: VICTORY

To Be Treated Like Ours"

The battleship Mikasa, Japan's most historic man-of-war, is, 1: learn, to be honoured in the same way as Nelson's Victory."

She will be restored. to her original condition and kept in s dock at Yokosuka, Japan's premier naval, base, sa an inspiration to present and future seamen.

The Mikasa was Adm. Togo's flagship during the war with Russia in 1904-05, and led the Japanese fleet at Tsushima, where the Russian Baltic feet -was- an- nihilated.

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