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SUNDAY, 18th June, 1939.

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Steamers Wharf)

DAILY SERVICE

From Hong Kong; 8 A.M. & 5.30 P.M. (Sunday) 9.30. A.M. & 5.30 P.M.

From Macao:

(Sunday)

3 A.M. & 3.00 PM.

3 A.M. & 5.00 P.M.

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From Hong Kong to

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Europe

Neckar

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Straits & Ceylan

"Neckar.......

Cincizat

Oran, Antwerp, Stolttedam, Hazburg, Hrymen. denca, Barovions, Southampton, Pilam, Bredu, ambarkeupa Saigon, S'pore, Belawan, Colamba....... Singapore, Petang, Belawan, Colomba..

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Jaiy

June

30

Mantia

Uneisanan

Manila....

July 27

Huly

Shanghai & Japan

Gasiprasu

Shanghai, Tokohama said. Kobe

Cler

Chini & Japan

Marburg

#hanghai, Kobo, Denka, Tokohama................ Shanghai, Kobe, Osaka Tekolama

July 13

Juas **

July •

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Shanghai, North

South San lalands

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WAR RELIEF

WORK

(Contiqued from "Page 1)

if not for the assistance and co- operation of these local centres and various other people and organiza- tions in these regions.

The activities had not been-cur- talled by the advent of hostilities in areas concerned, stated Mr Scott. With some adaptation, the work has been carried on despite handicaps, -and-lf-anything...has: only expanded.

Apart from monetary support. the Society also sends drugs and- other medical supplies to these local centres, and it is the aim of the Society to dispatch a six- months' supply so that the centres MAY function o matter what happens.

BRITISH FUND

The _supplles_have_mostly been donated by public relief bodies in various countries and also by private individuals. The bulk has come from the British Fund for the Rellef of Distress in China, but many other countries have also contributed.

Mr. Scott mentioned especially the great help which Swedish or- ganizations "had given to the So- clety. For a small country, said Mr. Scott. Sweden had done mar- vellously and he was thankful to the Swedish people as to the peo- ple of other nationalities.

Holland was another country which had contributed a great deal to relief needs. Quinine in large quantities had regularly been re- ceived from the Dutch East Indies. and no less than 90 cases had re- cently been received. .....

The supplies are first sent to Hongkong, carriage being pald by the original donors. From here, they are transported free by Butterfeld artd Swize steamers to Haiphong, where, it is conveyed without charge or payment of duties by "the French Government rallway" to Kunming.

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The supplies are then sent to Kwelyang by the Chinese Govern meat, which has placed ample transport facilities at the disposal of the Society. The drugs are re- packed at Kweiyang and" from there 26

distributed to various localities.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD BREMEN Queen's Bldg. MELOHERS & CO, Agents Tel. 27771/4-

CANTON AGENTS: JEBEN & CO., BHAMEEN, RC

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London, R'daw, H'burg, &. Glasgow "SARPEDON" Salla 28 JUNE, for Mars, London,

Rotterdam & Glasgow

LIVERPOOL SERVICE "BELLEROPHON” Bails 21 JUNE, for Havre, Liverpool,

& Bromborough

NEW YORK SERVICE *GLAUCUS" Şgilo 4 AUG 1 for Halifax, Boston &

Now York.

PACIFIC SERVICE(via DAIREN, KORK, NAGOTA & TOKONAKA) "IXION? Bails 18 JULY, for Victoria, Vancouver

& Bestile

INWARD SERVICE

Die

14 JUNE, From U.K. ris the Straits

“PATROCLUS* : 18 JUNE, From U.K. via the Straits

"CALCĦAS”

“ TEUCER "

* MEMNON “

19 JUNE, From Continental Porte

via the Straite. 1 JULY, From U.E via the Straits “EUMAEUS " 9 JULY, From U.K. vix the Straits

Specially réduond fares are quoted for cargo steamers with

licited passenger socommodation Avio

For freight, pasage ratne and information apply to

Butterfield & Swire,

Tel. 30333.

Agents.

Connaught Road, C.

السن للناك

AREA OF DISTRIBUTION

An idea of the area of distribu tlon may be gained from the fact that about 70 local centres supplied by the Society. These 70 centres are located in seven pro- vinces

Are

Between 400 and 500 cases of drugs and suppiles reach Kwel- yang each month, and the great deal of work necessary to deal with these supplies is accomplish- |· ed largely by volunteer aid.

In addition to supporting beds at various centres, the Society also subsidises the centres as regarda out-patients, and payment of 10

cents a visit is made. These oute patients are mostly refugees who need medical attention on account of malnutrition, accidents on their way or exhaustion of their re- -sources.

The Society also co-operates very closely with other reljef organizations in China, such as the National Belief Com- mission, the League of Nations Epidemics Conimission, the National Health Administra- tlari and the Chinese 1. dustrial Co-operatives."

Mrs. Eu Tong-sen, wife of the well-known racing owner, Mr. En Tong-sen, O.B.E, photographed at the Garden Party held on the King's Birthday at Government House, (Photo by Lelea).

Japanese Alleged Poison Plot

OFFICIALS ILLTM

AFTER BANQUET

the

SHANGHAI June 12. (T/ Ocean)-According to Japan- ese reports from Nanking, Chinese Activists made an un- successful attempt to poison high Japanese and Chinese officials who took part in a -barquet-given in honour of Parliamentary Under- Secretary of the Japanese For- eign Office, Mr. Shimzu Parla. Those officials who had taken poisoned wine, at

once recefvea medical attention and are report- ed to be out of danger. If the plot had been successful, the key mem- hers of the Reformed Government, as well as several high Japanese milltary

officers and "consular would have lost their lives.

The Japanese authorities once opened an inquiry. One Chinese was arrested and the po arrest his accomplices. lice are now trying to find and

ANTI-BRITISH

CAMPAIGN. CONTINUES

at

TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1939.

FOREIGN MAILS

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, 13th JUNE, 1838, 9:30 AM.

Registered and Ordinary, mail & Parcels (not Insured) will be ae- cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit.

Letters and Postcards for Europa (except Great Britain and Eire) and South Ameries are forwarded "via" Siberis" If so superscribed,

INWARD MAILS

From

Swatow. Swatow

Shanghai and Swatow: ** Air Mall by Pan American Air- ways Direct Barvice"-San Fran- elsco data, 7th Jane. Shanghai and Swatow ...... Saigon

Shanghai and Swatow.

Japan.

FIRST GALA OF Manila.

SEASON

S.C.A.A. Function

Successful

The first swimming gala of the

South Chins Athletic Association last night proved to be very popular

and, judging by the large gather ing present, augurs well for the season. „

The results were as follows:- Rowing (1 mile)-1, Wong Chee- hung: 2 Chu Wai-lam.

200 yds. free style (open ta Chinese Press)-1 Lo Hung-sze 2. Lo Chee-hing.

Ladies' 100 yds. free style-1. Yeung Sau-chun; 2 Lee Cheuk

wah.

Straits.

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Air_Mail__by_“Imperis? Airways

Holbow.................” Boochow Kanchow

Fan American

Airways plans Pronto... Laos

Nanning...

Direct Service"-London" date, | imperial"

· 10th June.

Manila **

Canada, USA., Japan and Shang- "hal (Vancouver B. C.,, date 27th

May).................

Shanghai.

Japan, Shanghai and Formosa ....

Shanghai

Emp. of Russia Bhutan.. Haruna Maru.... Gertrude Maersk

.. Per

Due

13th June 13th June 13th Jane

14th June

14th June

14th June

14th June

Shirala.

14th June

Pres. Taft.

14th June

Calchas.

14th June

Airways Plane Corneville.

15th June

15th June

15th June

16th June 16th June 16th June

Kasima Mara.... Nako Maru................. Teucer. Kasima Maru....

17th June 17th June

17th June

13th June

Helyo Maru

17th June

Canton.......

17th June

17th June

Patroclus..

Irth June

date.

Imperial

Airways Plane

19th June

Friderun.....

15th June

19th June

19th June

20th June

21st June

21st June

21st June

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22nd June

22nd Jane

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Straits and Europe via Negapatamı (Papers etc.),-London date 18th May.

Manila

Straits

Straits. Shanghai

"Haiphong

Calcutta and 'Etrafta. Straits....

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service"-London

Men's 100 yds, back stroke—1. 14th June. Lui Sek-kwan; 2. Kwok Hon-ming. Rabaui. Girls and Boys 50 yda. free sapan. style-1, Kan Bau-tsin; 2. Yuen Tse-min.

Java and Manta..

Japan

Novelty Race-1, Chu Wal-lan: | Calcutta and Straits ..... 2. Ng Yee-man.

Ladies 200 yds, breast stroke Rabaul and Manila. I, Tsang Fung-kwan," 2. Lee Straits. Cheuk-wah.

Men's 200 yds. breast stroke-1.

All season swimmers-200 yds. Ho Hon-kan; 3, Lo Pul-yan:

relay-Ho Yuk-kwan's team; 2. Yeung Chu-nam's team

The S. C. A. A team defeated the Royal Navy by five goals to one in a water polo match.

At the conclusion of the sports. Mrs. Chan Fung-sau presented the prizes

TIME TABLE FOR TRANSATLANTIC

AIR SERVICE

Japan and Shanghai australia and Manila. Manila

Kutsang...

Buenos Aires

Maru.. Tilsadane....... Santhia.. Bellerophon.... Neptuna.......... Boissevain.........

Athos .....

Kitano Maru........ Conte

Biancamano...

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TUESDAY

Per

Date and Thre

Tue: 13th.

Manila, Makassar and Sourabay.... Tinegara........ Swatow

Sandviken... Beistan.....

PROTEST IGNORED

SHANGHAI, June-12 (Reuter). -The anti-British campaign

by Japanese-controlled Chi- nese newspapers has not less-" ened in intensity despite the British Consul-General's pro- test on June 10, demanding, futer alla, the suppression of

week. The journey will take 44 anti-British propaganda.

hours in all, 24 of which will be Bwatow. Commenting an the Anglo-Japanese incidents, the Jap- the time is taken up by a night in

recent actually in the air. The rest of Amoy .... anese-owned "Sim" Shun Pao" Lisbon.

The time-table for the trans- Swatow.

Atlantic air service of Pan Ameri-Parcels only for Straita. Penang, can Airways Was Issued on Ceylon, Aden, Egypt Marseilles Monday,

and Londondue London, 20th July.

·

The new route New York-Lisbon- Märsellies is to be flown twice a

urges the Chinese, to fight the British "with the spirit of the May a weekly postal service from New The company further announces 30 incident." which led to the York to London and the return anti-British movement throughout via Canada-Newfoundland-Ireland. "China.

Local Chinese Comment

(Transocean),

In a leading article entitled "The COUNTY CRICKET

in the past.

K

Haiphong.

Agamemnon

WEDNESDAY

****** Kwaisang. .............. Tainan

THURSDAY

Airmail for Manila, Guam, Hono- halu, and U.S.A. by the "Pan- American Airways Direct Bervice"

---dus San Francisco. 21st June. Swatow.

„Fort Bayard and Pakhol. Manila

Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, U.S.A.

Central and South America via San Francisco, and (Papers only for Canada) due San Francisco, 6th July-and Europe (except Great Britain and Fire) vla Biberi **

Serinumess of Japan's Anti-British Movement," the Ta Kung Pao" LATEST SCORES yesterday urged Great Britain" töi

LONDON, June 12 (Reuter)— take strong action against such alLatest County cricket scores are as campaign. The journal regretted follows:- that Britain's attitude towards)

Cambridge 152 for 3v. Free Japan has been too compromising Foresters 267: Derby 301 v. West Indies 95 for 2; Glamorgan 9 for Such concessions as the accep- v. Somerset 385; Cloucester 364 tance of Japanese domination in for 7 y Escx 150: Lancashire 434- The Society is subsidising an

the Chinese Mariame Customs for 4 dec. v. Notts; Leicester, 291 Isolation hospital for wounded permission to use Japanese passes v. Kent 151 for 3; Middlesex 62 v. sperated by the National Health along the Yangtze River and the Yorkshire 430 for 5 dec.; Surrey. Administration, and also supports handing over to the Japanese of 338 for 8 v. Sussex 265; Warwick Airmail for "Imperial Airways an orthopaedic hospital conducted the two Chinese alleged to have shire 54 for 2 v. Hampshire 384; by the National Red Cross Bociety kept bombs in Tientsin tend to Worcester 546 for 6 dec. v. Not- of China at Kwelyang. At the encourage Japan's arrogance to tinghamshire 40 för 1:

latter institution, disabled soldiers are being taught various trades and handicrafts so that they may become self-supporting citizens,

BEST SOLUTION

Wards the British the paper stated.

Strong Action Urged In order to check Japan, the paper advsed Britain to mar,“ shal her whole resources and take ⠀⠀ strong sclion. The journal described Japan's much. publicised construction of a "new order in East Asia” as 2 smoke-screen for the elimina- tion of Beliish" Interests from Ching and asks the British Government not to overlook Japan's ・ persent anti-Britishr movement which is growing in serious proportions, Commenting on the same sub- Final plans have not been made ject, the "National Times" points

Belleving that the best solution of the refugee problem is to help the refugees to help themselves, the International Red Cross has recently been collaborating with the Chinese Industrial Co-opera- tives in a scheme for the transfer of whole communities of distressed civilians from an overran egion to one more peaceful and produc tive.

WATER POLO LEAGUE

Direct Service"---due 22nd June.

Taisang.

Pan American

Airways plane

Hothow... Soochow

|Emp, of Russia...

Pres.

London, Emperial

8.30 AM 9.30 AM 3.00'

G.P.O.&K.PO Parcela 5,00 PM

Wed. 14th

12.30

3.30 FM

4.00 PM

Thư. 1th. K.P.O. Beg 14th 5.00 PM. Ord 14th 5.30 PM G.P.O. Reg. 14th 5.00 M Ord. 15th 7.30 AM

1:30 P 2.00 YE

3.30 PM

Parcels 4.00 Reg. Ord.

5.00PM

6.30 PM

G.P.O. Parcela 4.00

Brg 1,00-9 Ord..

Reg Ord.

7,00FM

KPO

**5,1'0 PM

5.30 FM

a.ro.

Reg. 5,00 FM

Airways Fiano Ord.

7,00 PM

X.P.O.

Hex. 5,00 PM

Ord.

6.30

GPO

Bag

5.00 F

Airways Flans Ord.

7.00.PM

Fri. 16th

19.30 ZMTM

1:00PM

Air.Mail for Malaya. Jara and Aus- *étralia by Imperial Airways Direct Impezia)

Service due Sydney 23rd June.

Five teams only have so far given notice of their intention to participate in the Water Polo League. A meeting of the League swatów. will be held at 8. p.m. to-day at Haiphong. the Victoria Recreation Club when,] Swałów. a decision will be reached on whether the Water Polo League will or will not be run this year." •

LL.G. FOR THE SCREEN

in this latter experiment, but Mr. out that Japan's recent anti- Mr. David Lloyd George will ap Scott revealed that it is intended, British movement if not directed pear on the screen shortly. His as a start, to remove a large nummerely against certain British in-son, Major Richard Lloyd George, ber of refugees, from the region 'dividuala or Kalmed at the re-recently founded a Din company below the Yellow River, which saw vision of the Shanghai Land Re-which is now producing its first a great deal of fighting last sum gulations and the Hike, but is a film. The next film will show the mer and where famine has broken dennite design to cust British informer Prime Minister in his out, to regions in the Northwest,

from the Far East, in hobby sa agricultural expert, While here, Mr. Scott has been order

plan for Mr. David Lloyd Geo discussing this project with war the consta

ter himself manages his fous people, and be expects that

Churt, In Surrey, has something definite will be formed

when he reaches the interior.

FRIDAY

Bouth" : Africa, Aders, Egypt, and Europe via Marsellies-due Mar

9.30 PM

K.P.O."

Beg

8.00 F

Ord

5.30 P

| Air Mall for “KL.M. Airways Direct Service”--due- Amsterdam, 28th June,

GP.Q.

Beg

5.00 PM

Ord

6.30 PM.

Bog

6.60 PM

Strata, Ceylon, India, East and

Ord

5.30

GPO

|Bag:

5.00 PM

Ord 7.00

KPO

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