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THE WORLD'S GAZE
FURNS POLITICALLY, ECONOMICALLY, ARTISTICALLY TOWARD
JAPAN
Where Oriental sharnis are jealously preservad intact amidst
the most advanced Oriental Otvilisation.
THE JAPAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION (Affiliated with the Fairmont Hort Co. of the Paciña Const and the UNITED Hotele Uompany of Amerion.) MEMBER HOTELS
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 1934.
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Unclaimed Corres- pondence At The Post Office
Asiatic Knitting Co.
WODEHOUSE SUED
Income Tax
EvasionTM
New York, Aug. 11.
RASPUTIN FILM
M. G. M. Reaches An Agreement
New York, Aug. 11. An agreement has been announ». Even the resourceful Jeeves ced by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer would be outwitted by his crea-interests and the representatives tors is the latest spot of bother for of Princess Youssoupoft, disposing the novelist, Mr. P. G. Wodehouse, of future libel litigation in con- Mr. who is being sued by the United nection with the "future showing
States Government for alleged of the Rasputin film. China non-payment of income-tax dur- The agreement provides that the ing the years 1925 to 1931, amount- | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corporation ing to £25,000, plus the penalties will not appeal to the for non-payment, amounting to a House of Lords and that the ac- further £25,000.
tion and damages pending in the
Dr. H. Bain, T. Q. Baptiste, and Mrs. B. Buch.
Co
Canton Knitting National Aviation Corp. ·
E. R. Duckitt. R. Ellefsen.
Capt. F. T. Fisher,
Ga Lan Um, D. Gibeon.
The Government has filed a-sult Supreme Court of New York for the recovery of £50,000 on the County be withdrawn and all fu-
M. H. Hahn, J. T. Hall, Harrey, Į Krusky Herna. | Main & Co. Ltd., Hong Kong Co-humorist's American earnings. "ture litigation against the produc-
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M. "E. Latta, Miss Kathryn Lee C. D, Luelevlee.
Major Bros., Ltd., Prop Klangsu Chemical Works, Melton Co, K. Michel, Mahomed Bros., Haja Tila.) Mohammed, Mazir & Sons, Rev. Murray, Wrs., Rev. Morrison. & Mrs. E. Morrison The Mutual Co.
The National Bank of India, Ltd., Mrs. H. Nerling, Emil Niedhart.
Omega Trading Co.
W. M. Patton.
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Miss E. Schnatter, A. T. Sherwin. Supt. of The American School.
Miss B, Ude.
Don A. Ch. Waiss, Mrs. N. G. Wood.
Mrs. Young, Pearce Island Alert Bay, Miss Yang Hsin Chlung.
Zenith Trading Co.
ended.
Mr. Wodehouse, who is now at lers, distributors Le Touquet, says, “Oh, I thought the amount was more. It certain- ly used to be." Reuter,
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RESTRICTING FLOW OF
MARKS IN GERMANY "
[Special to the "Hong Kong. Dally
Press" (Copyright.)]
and exhibitors,
Throughout the world a state- ment will be inserted in the film to the effect that the part of Na- tasha, to which the Princess took exception, is Actional-Reuter.
The British Court of Appeal re- cently dismissed the appeal of the M.OM. concern against the
verdict for £25,000 damages to the Princess, a niece of the late Tsar, who alleged that she had been' Ubelled in, the film "Rasputin, the Mad Monk" Reuter
Berlin, August 12, Contrary to foreign Press reports the so-called "registered Marks" which may be bought by foreign- ers at advantageous rates of ex- change, are still available to any foreigner wishing to visit Germany marks since the tense exchange Foreigners permanently residing situation compels the Reichsbank Germany such as diplomats Reichsbank to restrict the flow of
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Chinese Sports, claima its devoteen by the hundred of thousands.
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So, out of the 800,000 inhabitants of Hong Kong, 18,000 actually. subscribe to the paper with the most authoritative political articles, the best sporting writers and the fullest reports of local affairs in the Colony in South China-a high proportion whers only 14% over 18 years of age are literate."
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P. AND O. LINER LATE
But Sails" To Schedule Time
An alternation of course in order to avold a typhoon which was travelling between Woosung and Shanghai was responsible for the labeness of the P. and O. llner às Carthage, which arrived in
the Colony at midnight on Friday night and which sailed at the scheduled time of noon on Satur- day moming.
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The P. and O. office on Saturday dented rumours that trouble had been experienced with the ship's propellor or rudder.
LESSON-SERMON
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
"Spirit was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday Aug.
12.
The Golden Text was: This Is the Word of the Lord, unto Zerubbable, saying, Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit. saith the Lord of hosts (Zachariah 4:6).
Among the citations which..com- prised the Lesson-Bermon was the following from the Bible: "Let zat your heart be troubled: ye bo- leve in God, believe also in me. ..". Phillip saith unto him. Lord. show us the Father, and it sufficeth Us. Jesus saith unto him, Have I been so long time, with you; and, yet hast thou not known me. Phillip? he that hath seen me hath seen the Father; and how sayest then, Shew us the Father? Believe me that I am in the Father, and the Father in me: or also believe me for the very work's sake" (John 14: 1, 8, 9, 11)."
The lesson-Bermon' also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook. "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "Remember Jesus, who rear- ly nineteen centuries ago demon- strated the power of Spirit and | said,"He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also," and who also said, "But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth." (p. 93).
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How
KALZANA
acts-
"I suffered unnecessary
pains since I was 15"
Weakness
due to Lack
Your body is built up of of Calcium
millions of living cells, the vital part of which is dependent upon Calcium for its Health. Any shortage of Calcium weakens the whole constitution and causes disturbances in the functions of the internal organs, resulting in undue pain and excessive loss, Kalzins con tains the extra calcium needed to overcome Calcium-deficiency -the root of your trouble--and so, in a natural way, will quickly bring you back to real, carefree health again.
Kalzana is of great value in the treatment of menorrhagia aisddysmenorrhina (undué loss ad pmána),
(writes the, well - known medical paper Medical Prose and Circular!!!
KALZANA soothes Irritable Nerves
"Nerve-calis in order to function properly, must have their calcium.“ writes a well-known physicis Many cases" of obalizate nerve trouble can be traced to a lack of this all-important mineral. It may bemoedige in children, in- tability in women, fatigue in men : it may show itwolf in any number of ways, such da‹ lick "of
sleeplessness; or balastite,
"nerves" are at the bottom of it. By taking Kaltana you will correct
De Your nerves will become boathy again and all symptoms of wonkiem will be rooted out.
Kalzans will quickly overcome 'all kinds of weakness due to
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General Debility
Kalzane strengthens the cells of nerves, bones and blood and has a remark- able tonic effect on your health
Weak Teeth
Weak, decaying teeth are simply under - nourished teeth. They lack calsium, the food that makes the teeth strong and healthy. Weak teeth are a constant cause of pain and trouble." Moreover, they mar" the beauty of your face. Start taking Kalzana, the Cal- cium food, and make ymár teeth strong and white again.
Signs of Old Age
Kalzana lowers high blood pressure, strengthens the heart-muscle and "stimu- lates the action of the -internal organs:
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"Kalzana tablets are a boon to such girls as myself who suffer a great deal of pain at certain periods. I have suffered these unnecessary pains since fifteen years
I was
of age, as a
matter of course. Kalzana has done
for
me all it claims to do and I only wish I had heard of the preparation before."
Miss M.A.-L.
Why suffer these periodic complaints and irregularities? They can so easily be overcome. For they mean that your body lacks sufficient calcium and simply by taking Kalzana," the Calcium food, this necessary element will be brought into your system and you will very soon enjoy undisturbed health. Being a food, "Kalzana" 15 absolutely harmless and is frequently prescribed by leading physicians.
Of all Chemists
Kalzana
THE CALCIUM FOOD
“The opinion of well-known 12
medical papers about KALZANA:
The Pharmaceutical Journal
of New Zealand." Jan. 1930. “Kaʼzana has been used with very good results in, cases of calcius 2
· deliciency, such as bona cisenser, dental caries, rickets, weaknies, in growing childrent, diring pregnancy": and lactationemin lact, in vill caser
calcius content --se nocerURLY);
The British Journal Tuberculosis, April 1929;
We have employed Kalzana with mach advantasm in the manag of dedicate children. It seems to be of considerable service in casos tickets and other morland and of bone and ETMEMO
of dental ca women Katana sé often bes
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