1935-01-19 — Page 11

ICHANG NOTES

(From Our Own Correspondent)

Ichang. Jan. 4. Apart from foreign, and official- ly controlled offices there has been na observance of New Year. More than a week of camp weather has made the Hankow-Ichang, road unfit for motor traffic.

ed.

SPECIAL ENVOY ABROAD

Persuations To Hu Han Min

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY. JANUARY 19, 1935.

MORE TROOPS

EXTENSION OF

RAILWAYS

CHINA SILK TO The quickest-acting

BE IMPROVED

LEAVING

Combined Drive On Reds

New Section Opened

Co-operation Among

For Traffic

Canton, Jan. 18.

(From Our Special Correspondent) (From Our Special Correspondent)

Canton, Jan. 18.

Following the American example

Factories

of.

STOMACH REMEDY

used by Doctors

A NOTED ENGLISH: DOCTOR ►

Amazing evidence of the remarkable speed with which indigestion and revealed by medical experintents and X-ray photographs of actual cases. These prove the ingredients of. Bien I find that "Bisaratod". rated Magnesia to be the quickest | Magnesia taken after my acting, and "most affective knowns to medical meals is the only thin science, Bukim 5 minuIES »_ LAREDOqnful of * Misuratod

that keeps me free from Magnetis in little water. produced · complete · relief in cases what pain and discomfort, and numberless other remedies had failed, entirely. På take it regularly. Foften Its Action Explained-- pribe it for my patients, and have

had very good resultate

H.G.M., M.R.GS, LR.CP. ANOTHER DOCTOR SAYS: Blaurated Magnesia gives exceffent results and in the ideal remedy for stomach paiqa and acidityc particularly recommended for Dyspepsis, and even Stomach Ulcers. Gastritis Stomach Pains, Flatulence,

Simply take a teaspoonful of the powder. In ittle water. The mament this soothing draught aches the tortured: stomach it beglos to sweeten the sour, fermentlar

digested food. The equtents of the stomach become sa bland and soothlag as milk to

meal or harassed stomach will thenative stomach laine. The pala quickly lasts and“ presently?" díemppears. By following up the treatment after a loose its tenderness and grow strong, until You can eat whatever you like and enjoy every meal, without fear of wind' and pain,

HOCK

The main forces of the Reds in

Nanking (By Mall). N. E. Szechuan have been 'roving,

Canton, Jan. 18.

Interviewed by the local press With a view to bringing Chinese. towards Suiting and Hsuehan

The Sixth Division of the Sec- representatives yesterday,t

the asalk to the same level in world of having an Ambassador-at-Large and Army wil leave here to-mor sistant managing director of the market with the Japanese and In-Stomach pains can be stopped has been Their Chie Mitary Director, in Europe, high officials in Nan- row for Kwelchow. The drst con- South Section of the Cantan- dian product, fourteen silk fac- Chen Chang Hao, together with king are persuading Mr. Hu Han tingent consists of the first regi- Hankow Railway declared that the tories in Chektang and Klangsu one of their army Commanders Min, orthodox Kuomintang leader ment and the model regiment and Lokchang-Chinan section of about have devised a co-operative schenie held a conference after which living in Hong Kong, to go to Lon-will leave early morning via Liu 23 It has been completed and for the establishment of what may they had decided to start an offen-don, Washington and o.her Euro-Chow. The second and the third to be open for traffic to-day. Ac be called a joint management. rive before the end of 1934, aiming pea capitals as special envoy to regiment will leave on Sunday.tual service on the Chinan-Locha- at the capture of first. Hsuehan, bring about the active support at

The Fifth Division will arrive to section is expected to be com- This scheme is understood to second Kalklang,, and third; Kai- hasten. This is generally

the Powers in the territorial in- Liu Chow on Monday. In another menced in the believed tegrity of' Chna.

middle of next have been reached through the twenty days this detachment win month and that on the Lochatao- advice of the National Sericultural by the Government officials as a

reach Kweiyang. They will gurri-Chinchilling section which is near-Improvement Commission of the "zed herring" across the track. Precautions, however..

son that province in order to en- ing completion will probably be National Economic Council and the are being

able the Nanking divistons in started some time in the coming reconstruction departments taken and route specially guard-

welehow to pursue the Reds in April According to him, the whole Cheklang and Kiangsu provincial The Soviet Government have es-

vince... the northern regions of the pro-fiae will be completed at the end governments.~ tablished & judicial court and wire

of this year or early next spring. less station at Hukalchang.

It is reported that both the Sze Regarding the holding of the

It is clear that the purpose of chuan and Kweichow troops making a combined drive from the conference in this city, the assist-

are second. Canton-Hankow Railway this scheme is two-fold, namely: (1) to effect a unified management in Northern Kwelchow where the that the conference will take place reference to the purchase of co- North and South towards Tung Tau ant managing director indicated over these 14 factories with special Reds have their temporary base. on March 15 and said that pre-coons, dyeing and designing of silk

Another dispatch stated thatparations are now bethig made, the Communists will force their

so as to adapt it to the needs of

up all their bases in Kweichow. way into Szechuan and will give of a branch line to Whampos, he ways and means of pushing the In connection with the building foreign countries, and (2) to devise

said that a conference had been sales of Chinese silk abroad. held with the engineer of the Pro- vincial Government for discussion of the matter. Survey of the route from Saichten to Whampoa will be made shortly. The scheme will be submitted to the coming ference for discussion. Central Press.

@

A group of Red leaders with powerful escort recently took trip to tokiangkeo and made a geographical survey and sketched the stragetical points along the river. They forced each village under their control to provide within a stated time limit, ten "tab" of rite, and 100 piculs of fuel to be stored at Ming-yuhang ready for the winter. Each trict is also commanded to organ- ise their women into groups for military labour and nursing. Prac- tically all the men and women in the communist areas have been enlisted for military services, and stripped of their possessions for military supplier.

PASSENGERS

dis-

S.S. President McKinley The following passengers arrived yesterday per ss. President Mc- Kinley from Manila: Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Angeles, Master G. D. Angeles, Fr.. Master E. Angeles, Mrs. M. Aubrey, Mr W. B. Barclay, Mr. Chan Lock Mr. C. E. Desmond, Capt. Thomas W. Drake, Mr. Go Boyva, Mr. A. F. Kelly, Miss Beasle Mount Mr. C. Mulder. Miss Beatrice Pestonji, Mr. Emile Porter, Mr. H. C. Plmi, Mr., A. Qulogue, Mr. E. B. Shea, Mr. Wong Kim Soon

S.S. President Hoover

Mr. Bu has been expressing his views in articles and press state- ments from his recluse in this British Colony on the policy of His colleagues in office answer back Nanking with respect to Japan by asking Mr. Hu to return to the government fold or take a trip to Europe and the United States in those countries in upholding the the backing of political independence of China.

order to secure

Nankng leaders, it is said, be- lleve that Mr. Fu is eminently fit- mission owing to his prestige and ted for this important diplomatic

that Mr. Hu is no stranger" in Influence. They further point out

MacDonald in the British capital London, as he met Mr.

when he was the head of the first Labour Government.

X

Ramsay INTERVIEW WITH

Neither the League of Nations nor the other Powers can give effective assistance to China in warding off Japanese aggression. If Mr. Hu can induce the Euro- pean and American Powers to take #greater interest in China, he would accomplish his mission.

SUN FO

Tax Abolitions Gratifying

[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright).]

So influential is Mr. Hu in South Cadogan, British Minister to China, China that when Sir Alexander

Nanking, Jan: 8: Interviewed on his return to-day recently visited Hong Kong he had from the North, and prior to his on Kuomintang general conditions. President Sun Fo expressed grati- an hour's chat with the leader departure for Shanghai tonight,

Sir Alexander was profoundly im-fication over the progress made in pressed by Mr. Hu's views on for- elgn and internal problems which are radically different from other leaders.

the municipal administration of Peping and Tientsin and the pains- taking efforts of the Hopel and Shantung Provincial Governments Though in retirement, Mr. Huin the abolition of exorbitant taxes has a staff recretaries to trans- to lighten the burden of the peo- Iate books and periodicals from ple English into Chinese for his per- usal and as materials for his ma- Kazine articles:. He is an admirer

be

Whether the membership of the Legislative Yuan would be increas ed or not, he said, was not decid-

of the British system of governed. As regards the question of ment and belleves that it can in popular election of the members, a large measure adapted to it would be decided at the Nation- China after the period of Kuomin- al People's Congress. tang tutlage,

China United Press (by Mall)

JAPANESE RESIST SEARCH

Customs Officer Wounded

(Special to "Hong Kens

Daily Press")

Nanking, Jan. 11.

The following passengers disem- barked ex s.5. President Hoover yesterday from Shanghai and ports beyond: Mr. E. Borinho, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Byron, Mr. J. Chahar- mall, Mr. A. Diteshelm, Mr, and Mrs. R. Delasola, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Farrance. Mr. Jack Finkel, Mr. C. M. Hakim, Mr. S. Jedekin. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kleine, Mrs. F. C.

HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lasala,

BY SOLDIER-LABOUR Mr. J G. Ledwidge, Mrs. Marie Loe, Mrs. J. P Mackintosh, Mr. F. R. I

(Special to "Hong Kong Milner, II: Mr. G. Momose, Mr.

Daily Press"). Frank R. Munov, Mr. Claude E. Phipps, Mr. Daniel D. Sullivan, Mr.

Foochow, Jan; 12. With the case of shooting of&In compliance with the recent P. K. Spagnoletti, Mr. 8. Halas, Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Tomlinson, Miss smugglers near Chinwangtao still

customs Inspector by Japanese order of Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, President of the Military Affairs Stella Walker, Miss Stella Wight-in the bands of the Chinese and Commission, the Fuklen Provin man, Miss M E Wood, Mr T. T. Japanese diplomatic authorities cial Government has started the Young.

pending settlement, another incl- construction. of inter-provincial dent of similar nature has been highways connecting that pro- brought to the notice of the vince with Xiangs! by the system Central authorities.

of soldier-labour. Three trunk In a telegram from the Wahu lines wil be bulit under the Customs just received by the present scheme. The first starts Ministry of Finance, it has been from Klenyang in northwestern reported that a customs ofcial Fuklen and passes southwarts was injured, when attempting to through Ninghua, Changting to conduct a search of the Japanese Julkin in eastern Klangsi The steamer Loyang Maru, passing second connects the districts of Wuhu on its way up the Yangtze, Shahsien, Yung-an Lancheng and the crew of the steamer, resisting Changting. The third links up the search, opened are on the Shahsten, Tsinglu and Ninghua in inspecting party. The Ministry Western Fukien with Shihcheng of Foreign Affairs has been com- in eastern Klangst

have already been dispatched to survey the routes. Expenses will be borne equally by the Provin- clat Government and the Minis- try of Military Affairs China United Press (by Mail)

S.S. Sawa Maru Passengers on board the as. Suwa "Maru arriving Hong Kong from Shanghai yesterday included:----Mr. M. W. Becker, Mr. S. H. Brown, Mr. H. J. Bhul, Mr. K. Buscher, Mr. Henry Hoepil, Mr. K. Komatsu, Mr. & Mrs. K. Kimura, Miss Y. Kimura, Master T. Kimura, Miss J.. N. E Lauder, Mr. C. A. M. Miller, Mrs. M. I. Miller, Miss H. Malhara, Mr. R. R. Porter, Mr. W: Ruess, Mr. U. Sakurazawa, Mr. and Mrs. H. Smits, Mr. E. W. Smits, Mr. and Mrs. T. Usuda, Miss N. Usuda, Mr. W. W. Wynekoop, Mrs. W. W.municated with this information Wynekoop.

8.5. Terukuni Mara

and requested to make represen tions with the Japanese authori

The following were passengers ties--

per s.8. Terukuni Maru:-Mr, HE China United Press (by Mast)

THE SHANGHAI WUSIH HIGHWAY

Opening For Traffic (Special to "Hops Kong Daily Press's

new

Shanghai, Jan 10, motor mad between

V. Andrews, Mr. Bhawatriparɛad, M. and Mrs. Gulabrai, Master Gulabral, Master Gulabral, Mr. M. Hirata, Miss S. Hironaka, Mr. K. Ilmal, Mr. B. Ishiguro, Mr. LH. Kirpalani, Mrs. T. Knox, Mr. Y. Miyamoto, Mr. J. Nagai, Miss Dorothy Pinkerton, Miss Ruth, Pinkerton, Mr. J. van Riet, Mr. Be Gen 8a1, Mr. S. Sakata, Mr. M. and Mrs. Sato, Mrs. Mildred Ray Stan Shanghai and Wush, which is ch, Miss Juanita Stancliff, Mr. D. Stelaberg, Mr. N. E Sumarokoffw under construction will be Mr. G. Vigliada, Mr. M. Yamanou-end of this month. When com

formally opened for trame at the chi

B.M.8. Empress of Asia struction will amount to about pleted the expenditure for con- The list, or passengers who are $2,000,000. we a rived on board the RMS. Empress of Asia yesterday from Vancouver

The sly formed Shanghaf” Wh and vis ports included:Miss D. P. Burslem, Sir F, Hudson, Lady Hud-

service for son, Mr. J. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. A. ET. Fillott, Miss M. Elliott, Mis tott, Master J Bilött, Mr. H W. Maxted, Mr. Mooders, Mr. M Saunderson Mrs and Mrk NTA Owings, Mr. and Mrk 4.) Miss D. Scott COL

along this

Engineers

INTERESTING RELIC

Put the War Office in Museum. Says Viscountess

London, Dee, 26 Put the War Office in the British Museum was the advice thousands of young people at the given by Viscountess Gladstone to

distributed the awards at the Albert Hall London, when she

annust prize-giving of Pitman's College.

Viscountess Gladstone who 100-president of the Int Federation

ung

and oru and

The planned Joint management, however, must not be taken to mean that the 14 factories con- tribute capital for the establish- merit of a new and separate fac contory. It means merely that a joint management, a unified control over the production of silk on the part

Keep

Complaints make that shew that Kalzana

needed-right away

1 In Women

Discomfort and pain eku usually be combated in a short time by Kalzana tablets, for Kalzane regulates the system and relieves the pain..

As a doctor wrote in the South African Medical Record": Whenever there is disfunction in the body, lack of calcium is probably a contributing factor," By taking Kalzana the Calcium balance is restored and the functions are regulated again. Because Kalzana in a calcium food and does not contain any harmful ingredients it must do good and cannot possibly be harmful.

In Skin 2 Troubles

Lack of calcium leads to Rashes Eczema, Nettle-rash, and other forms of Skin Trouble. Here Kalzana has been proven of the greatest value."

In the case of Nettle-rash a few large doses (6-8 tablets each time) will conquer the rash very quickly indeed and slop the itching. In the

it will take a little lon the calcium must hava time to the walls of the, blood vessels and the

Eczema

radually and the itching will

When one

3 is over

Forty

יד

H.L Faculty of Medicine, Paris,

'BISURATED' Magnesia

quickest stomach rellef known

Alwaru see the oval, BISMAG, C166 Buck din fary pack

of the 14 factories with the un- derstanding that proft and loss mncurred are themselves separately.

to be shared By

As particular attention is to be paid to the question of marketing, the factory to live up to its pur- pose, will despatch special sales-

production, it is understood. men abroad to push the sale of its

It is also learned that branch ouices of this joint enterprise will De established in Shanghai, Hang- chow, Chinking, and Wusib, all being noted silk-producing centres in China China United Press

Young and Healthy

WITH

KALZANA

Povo

What KALZANA does

the calcium is combined salt in such a way that it is

easily

and it is pleasant te

The discovery of Kalsana hax con- firmed the theory that many con plaints were only due to a lack of thus cement us our system, can ago physicians had expected to End that lack of calcium would be at the bottom of many complaints, but ex- periments to conquer these con

calcium-salts were K plaints failure. We now know that this happened because ordinary calcium combinations leave the body again without doing any good. But all these difficulties have been over-

ime with Kalrana. In Kalzana ·~ calcium..

good)

Kalzana strengthens all the body cells, improves the condition of the blood, and builds bealthy teeth. It also soothes the nerves it ability is often & sign, that the nerve threads are weakening for lack

Strengthens

Body cells ~

The med

about KALZANI

Pharm

zickest and other

Do not wait till YOU. or your CHILD suffer

In expectant

mothers

4

Calcium is needeal in great quan- tities to build up bones and body cells of the expected child. Many complaints of the mother are dues. to the growing child's excessive. demands for calcium. General weakness, loss of hair and tooth decay be conquered with Kalzana, the calcium food.

General Practitioner, ell-known Medical Journal writes: Kalzana acts efficiently in pro tecting the expectant and nursing mother against a dangerous loss.df calcium"

Why lose your health? Guard your youth and freshness by taking Kal- zana. Then you will also be sure that baby will be strong and sturely.

For Weak Teeth

Mary

from

5

ople suffer continuabusly teeth. Of course this

and able microbes; and

need not be,

tablets regularly. ooth decay and

trong and hard.

the attacks of

aber that your teeth are Irving of your body and that the food calentes liberaly into your body by Kalzana

Start a coume of Kalzana

welf much pe

trou

GIV

Kalzana

The Calcium Food