1929-06-11 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929.

The Rt. Hon. Mr. J. R Clynos who goes to the Home Office replacing Bir William Joynson-Hicks. Mr. Olynes was Lord Privy Seal. in the 1924 Government,

The Rt. Hon. Mr. William Adamson, Secretary of Stato

for Scotland in 1924, returns

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to that office in Mr. Hamsay MacDonald's row Govern- ment.

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The Rt. Hon. Mr. Sidney Wobb, whose unexpected ap pointment as Secretary of Statos for the Colonios WIN announced on Saturday. A peorage, is likely to be con- farred on the Minister, who once paid a visit to Hong-

'kong.

The Shanghai oarsmen who defeated Tionisin's representatives in the Intorpert. Eights at Honli rocently are shown at the top. Laft centro:~One of the Shanghai Rowing Club Eights in midutroam. Right contro-Tientsin's representatives in the Interpart Pairs who met defeat after a stirring race. Bottom photograph shows a houseboat group who attended the spring

regatta.

The Rt. Hon. Mr. Philip Snowdon, Chancellor of the Exchquer in the now Labour

Cabinet.

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After nine days in an open lifeboat, the survivors of the foundered coal schooner James E. Coburn are shown above as they wore brought to Now York aboard the steam yacht Amida, lower left, which rescued them off Bermuda. Capt. Sydney MacLaughlin of the Amida, who saved the stranded craw after they were near death from lack of food and water, is pictured lower right being congratulated by Ernest Bohrend, owner of the yacht.

Five persons were killed and ten injured whoa the bus shown above collided with an automovila near Elkhart Ind.. The automobile" reported travelling 50 miles an hour, dearly tumbled the bus and its 18 occupants into. the St. Joseph

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An April blizzard that fore up trees and paralyzed communication, marked Spring's visit to Wyoming. The picture shows Choyenno's snow-filled atreots. The city was isolated from the outside world except by airplane and radio,and tremendous property damage was dono,

Top picture shows a view from the interior of the magni- ficent Harding Memorial at Marion, Ohio, showing tho, tombs of the former president and wife. An exterior view is shown below. The sircular style of the memorial is copied after ancient Roman témples..

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