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A KIDNAPPING SENSATION,

SHANGHAI MOTOR AND FASHION SHOW.

EXPOSITION WILL OPEN OCTOBER 29.

PROMINENT SHANGHAI CHINESE THE VICTIM. Another startling kidnapping A combined motor car exhibit case was reported in Shanghai last and fashion. show, to contain all the new fall models from England Monday.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

OUR DAILY TALK ON HEALTH.

HOW SPORTS AFFECT YOUR' WELL-BEING...

ATHLETES ENLARGED.

HEARTS.

FRIDAY,

RUFFIANISM IN

* SINGAPORE.

HOOLIGANS ATTACK SCHOOL- BOY IN PLAYING FIELD.

SEPTEMBER 30

1927%

HUNDREDS OF HOUSES ROBBED.

BANDIT ACTIVITY NEAR WUSIH.

were

The District Judge at Singapore, Four hundred houses Mr. N. D. Mudle, Inst week listen robbed, four wealthy people cap- ed to the recital of an example of tured, as a band of 200 bandits ruffianism in Singapore as evidene-scoured Kantochlen, a village in It is not long ago that the com-and America in automobiles and

ed in an attack on a schoolboy the neighbourhood of Wuath, pradore of a well-known bank thore from Paris in wearing apparel, was kidnapped, and a rather large will be staged in Shanghai in a

To determine what happens to by hooligans, one of whom stabbed early last Sunday.

The bandits were armed with amount of money was asked for his specially constructed building that ransom. Later, however, it was is now going up at the corner of the enlarged heart of the athlete, three of the attacked lad's com

rifles, Mauser pistols, knives and weapons when they learned that although the police Rue Lafayette and Avenue du Roi two German investigators, Dra.rades on their coming to his

Three strange Chinese, walking old-time attempted to assist in every possi-Albert, one block from Avenue Felix Deutsch and Emil Kauf of the assistance. ble way no help was given by the Joffre and in the heart of the best heart station in Vienna, extended

on July 18, according to like a swarm of vultures, pillaging bank authorities, who were said to residential district in the French their observations over a period of on to the playing field of Oldham descended upon the country folks have preferred to pay the money Concession. The exposition opens five years, examining repeatedly Hall demanded rather than negotiate for on October 29, says the Shanghai athletes who had shown enlarge-evidence led by Chief Court and destroying the houses."

The 22nd division of the Mer- ment of the, heart following com- Inspector Meredith, attacked a Times.

student of the school. They petitive training. the release of the compradore.

chants Volunteer Corps of Wush. Booths in the now exposition, Four hundred and forty-six uth-knocked him down, and On Monday it was learned, Mr.

and the No 6 river police, who, the Provisional Committee on the/which has been organized by a letos were examined in this study, stamping on him, when a number having been informed of the loot- Tsu Yai, & prominent member of

ing, and made necessary prepara-

for defence tion's

beforehand, French Municipal Council, while group of business mea headed by some of them from four to six of his comrades rushed to his For instance, one oarsman' was' The assailants immediately

were defeated by the bandits after leisurely proceeding on his way in. H. Crawshaw, have also been times.

an hour's clash. The little de- his motor-ear No. 6007, was sud-leased for domestic arts exhibits denly confrented by a few barrils and for flower displays; the design first examined after he had had started to make off, but only one

fence force, numbering hardly of pistols. Without much ado theof the exposition palace including a half year's training in rowink of them was able to get away..

over thirty, was forced to give up owners of these pistols took their

arms and fee for their lives. seats next to Bir. Tsu Yai, and told the chaflear to drive to an address, presumably given by them.

pace for gardening displays as well as ordinary exhibits.

assistance...

were

When all resisting forces were

OUR CROSSWORD

60

67

1 Bristle.

Across.

37.

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16 Mixos.

7. Came alongside. ---

"Stabbed His Capters. He then rowed less strenuously for a year and followed this with some A spacious ball room also is be track training, after which there

months of the The other two, who later give ing contained in the design as well was again four as a lounge and bar and other hardest kind of training in row their names as Wong Plow Seng On inquiring at the French entertainment features. A military fog. At this time he developed and Chow Gee, were seized, where cleared away, the brigands thor- Municipal Police, it was learned band will farrish music during ed palpitation of the heart after upon the former drew a dagger oughly ransacked every house, that although investigations were very afternoon of the tea-day ex- rowing, and it was found that his and attacked three of his captors, overhauled even every thatch-clad In their defence, the two men cottage, bringing away with them being made into the matter, nothing position, while a large jazz or-heart had enlarged in size. He

was permitted to continue his stated that they were walking in big quantities of silver dollars 10 Roster. dofinito had been barned.

stored up by the farmers in their A It is rumoured that Mr. Tau Yaihestra is to play for dancing in

the evenings. Prizes of every training tentatively for two weeks, the boys' playing field when description will be awarded during during which his heart apparently fight had started through Wong homes. Four wealthy villagers, the operation of the exhibit as an accommodated itself to new condi- Piow treading on the toes of one who boasted of big fortunes, were added attraction,

tions so that all of the symptoms of the boys. Wong Piow Seng's taken captive. The brigands de- 14 Rub out. disappeared. Evidently the heart antagonist was joined by others,manded $30,000 from each for 15 Olive-green variety of Chrysolito. 25 Hindu Goddess of dawn. had enlarged to accommodate new able to com- demands rid was

was held up while proceeding along Avenue du Roi Albert.

Another version states: At 940 Tsu Yai, a rich Chinese, principal of the Institut Franco-Chinois, on Rue Lafayette, was kidnapped by a gang of three of four armed mea

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Special Features,

Among ONC of the when he was leaving his house in features to be given prominence Avenue de Roi Albert, in his earumong the fashion booths, as a local touch demontrative of No. 0007.

It appears that the kidnappers designs that have been developed were waiting for his car, and as exclusively in Shanghai, will be a soon as it left, the gates they stop display from the Yangkueifel shop ped it, threw out the chauffeur, on BubblingWell, where Miss Ing elimbed into the car, and one of ang has produced gowns of a die tinctive Chinese and semi-foreign The whereabouts of Tsu Yai and style. Gowns also from many the kidnappers are at present un-other emporiums, such as "Vanity known, although every effort is Fair," are to be in the front rank

of the exhibitions. being made to resque Tu Yaj,

them drove the vehicle away.

ANGRY PLANTERS;

SCATHING CRITICISM OF CHOLERA OUTBREAK.

Ipoh, Sept.

23.

As a preliminary to to-morrow's P. A. M. meeting at Ipoh there was a lengthy discussion at the Batang Association Padang Planters' yesterday at which scathing criticism was made of the inci- dence of cholera in Perak as a result of the dispatch of contacts from Penang for quarantine on estate and whereby there several outbreaks.

were

to the The recent replies by the planters' questionnaire Immigration Committee were des- cribed as very unsatisfactory.

The meeting urged that the matter be brought to the notice of the Chief Secretary ewing to continued arrivals.

"

The meeting favoured the reten- tion of the P. A. M. council in preference to the old committee which was too parochial.

It favoured a life membership for Mr. C., Ward Jackson, but an allied suggestion was lengthily discussed in camera..

ECLIPSE IN SIAM.

PREPARING FOR THE EXPEDITIONS.

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Bangkok, Sept. 13. In 1929 Siam will attract the eyes of the world, for in that year there will be a total eclipse of the sun, seen to the greatest advantage near Pattani in Southern Siam,

The question arises whether all

whe

are

sending expeditiona should get combine, in order that the work may be coordinated and money saved. Of course, it is yet too early for definite arrangements but it is known that the Siamese Government intend to do things on the grand scale.

Housing accommodation will be erected at the camp selected, some- where near Pattani; fresh water will be brought down and every facility will be offered.

It also is the intention to place mem- at the disposal of the bers of the expeditioa a number of aeroplanes in case they should desire to get into the air for the purpose of taking photographs.

All that is being, thought out in a general way in the meantime, but soon it is presumed that a Com- EUROPEAN INJURED IN mittee will be appointed to take

the arrangements in hand.

CAR SMASH.

BAD SKID IN HAPPY VALLEY. Owing presumably to the wet condition of the roadway, result- ing from an early-morning shower. a two-seater Morris-Cowley car skidded and collided with a tram standard outside the Civil Service Recreation Club at Happy Valley, at 2 o'clock this morning.

The front part of the car was badly put out of joint, while the steering wheel through being forced up on this recount; struck the driver, Mr. D. H. Perry, in the jaw and almost laid him out.

HEAVY RAIN IN MALAYA,

RIVERS RISING AND FLOOD SIREN SOUNDED

Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 23. There are heavy rains upcountry. The Kuala Lumpur, Klang and Gombak rivers had, risen to a dancerous height this morning.

Low-lying areas are faundated. The flood siren was sounded at 9.30 a.m.

Mr. Perry sustained in addition

The river continues to rise and to this injury, a number of bruises, and was removed by the it is feared that if the rain con- police to the Government Civil tinues for a day or two another Hospital.

FOR YOUR BABY

flood will overtake the town.

JAUTOCEN

pensate for these demands when

the demands were continued.

The observers were also able to who had been examined fifteen study the hearts of some persons

and the accused had fled.

His Honour: What were you

doing in the playing field?

It was explained that the accused were taking a walk."

His Honour: In the playground Apparently the hearts of that it was not allowed.

His Honour convicted the first years before by another investi-of a school?We did not know some of the athletes had 'enlarged

trespass, voluntarily steadily over this period. A phy-accused, Wong Plow Seng, of sician 45 years old who had been criminal

gator.

of.

a champion swimmer and athlete causing hurt with a dangerous a dagger without a license. up to the age of 43 had a sufficient weapon, and being in possession change to indicate actual damage

He was sent to prison for six to the heart.

On the whole, the outstanding months. The second accused was of criminal trespass, observation was that the heart, size convicted does not vary greatly during ajand sentenced to a month's impri- period of at least four years of sonment. Both terms were of athletics, sometimes five, in which rigorous imprisonment. the heart will develop rapidly and return to normal. Sometimes the enlargement is indiented by gymp toms of palpitation, difficulty in breathing and a feeling of weight over the heart, but in most in-

complaints are stance the alight and so little noticed that the person truing on without dis- turbing himself about them.

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The physicians believe that it is wise to study the heart in athletes regularly and to find out whether

SHANGHAI POSTMEN WANT UNIFORMS.

captains,

CUT SUN YAT-SEN STYLE."

Shanghai's Chinese a postmen may soon be obsorved delivering latters and parcels garbed like or tropical United States Marines, Salvation or not an enlarged heart shows a planters if the resolutions passed

Army tendency to increase in size or to at a meeting of the local branch remain unchanged. If it tends to of the Kuomintang on Saturday comes into effect. One of decrease or to remain for some time ever unchanged, the person may be these resolutions aims at propaga- allowed to proceed with exercise ting the cause of "Sunyatsenism" but under careful control.

and suggests that in future uni The age of the individual con- formed employees of the Chinese cerned is important. With ade-Post Office, a Nationalist institu- quate medical inspection, athletiction, wear uniforms cut in the Sun training may be permitted to every Yat-set style, ie, with the coat person who posseases requisite buttoning right up to the neck, that all musclar development irrespective choker" fashion, and

The danger of com- their badges be changed from their of his age. petition for the young. seems to present design to include a white have been somewhat exaggerated, sun or blue sky instead of the ex- but athletic activities of men wellisting replica of the five bar flag of on in adult life should not be rer- the Republic. mitted without rigid control.

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FIRE AT BATAVIA HOTEL.

GUESTS' NARROW ESCAPE.

Batavia, Sept. 24. The main building of Brastagi Hotel was burnt down on Thurs- day morning at 4.30.

The guests had a narrow escape. There were no injured.

This was but one of a number of "reformation resolutions pass- ed at a meeting of the members of the Post Office Union. which was held on Saturday last.

Other resolutions passed were: 1. That the Executive Com- mittee devise ways and means of raising funda to meet the ex- penses of the Union.

committee 2.-That the new organize a club within a period of three months. "

or-

3That the Committee ganize branch unions in various post offices.

4That the Committee request the Post Office authorities to observe Sundays as holidays.

Commencing at 88,000 site on

5. That the uniform of post- Stubbs Road registered as Intrud Lot No. 2412 was yesterday knocked men be cut in the Sun Yat-sen down at Lammert's auction to Mr. style and that the design on the A. Morris at a price of $10,000. badges on postmen's caps be a There was only one other bidder, white sun on blue sky instead of although good number were the five-coloured Bag-Shanghai present, and this party offered Times. only $9,000 for the site..

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

TAGALONGS

HOME COMING

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5 Bands worn round the waist.".

11 River island. 12 Hard gem.

10 Virgin metals. their release.

Later in the evening informa- 17 Large room, tion about the plunder reached 19 Cares. Wush, and the authorities there 20 Funeral piles. detailed a detachment of troops to 22 Highways. the village. When they arrived, 24 One who heaves. in the direction of the Yangchen 31 Ruminant mammal. lake. the brigands had already vanished 2

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37 Mountain clefts.

40 Half eaten (Arch.)

45 More ashy.

40 Scanty.

49 One who races.

52 Singlest

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54 Boasting in triumph.

55 French town.

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60 Estimate.

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3 Cup.

4 Species of antelope,

5 Roman garments.

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13 Ardour.

18 Baulks of timber.

21 In place of.

29 Plays.

26 Projection of a building.

Land measurement.

29 Place for baking.

30 Nine inches.

32 Entices.

36 So be it.

38 Fishing vessel

139

Sown with seeds.

141 Funeral orations.

42

Builds.

43 Parts of circles.

44. Inhabitants of Scotland.

45 Lever up.

47 Balance in weight.

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51 Female sheep.

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