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The bronze statuo recovered from the sea at Artemision, on the coast of Euobes. It is now at the National Musoum. (Times copyright).

Mr. Max Burmann, of Aachen, who visited Shanghai last week. He will return shortly,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY,

A former with two lambs rescued during recent heavy snow in north Wales. (Times copyright).

PRIL

1930

PALM BEACH SUITS

Ready-to-wear or to measure.

Red demonstrators are here seen outside the White

House. The demonstrators were quickly broken up. Six

eople were hurt and eleven arrested.

Palm Beach has been termed

the greatest fabric dis covery of modern times,"

Its patented construction rasuits in a sturdy, porous, dust-resisting texture of ideal coolders and splendid tallor Ing qualities.

Palm Beach coats and trou Bern are stocked in all uinat sizes or we make to your Individual measure,

陸海空

Officers of H. M. 8. Rodney rehearsing for their an nual play, (Times copyright):

The impressive new emblem of General Chiang Kai

shek.

Sir Lindsay, the winner of the National Hunt Steeplechase (left);

was second, taking the last jump. (Times copyright), Miss Margaret Elizabeth Danson and Dennis Creedon Falfreeman, who wore married at and Sir John Gray's Possible, ridden by Mr. F. R. Thackray, who'

Shanghai recently.

Mackintosh's

JUST

READY

FOR THE SEA!

THE NEW STYLE

BATHING COSTUMES

SHOES, CAPS, CAPES, BELTS

IN THE

MOST RELIABLE

MAKES.

ELITE STYLES

A. P. C. BUILDING.

The annual dinner dance of the Shanghai Hockey Club, held at the German Country Club, was well attended.

The fastest ship ever built in America for foreign trade, the liner Santa Clara is shown above as it set out on its trial trip off Delaware Capes. She

- has a speed of 22 knots.

DOLLAR BARGAINS

ALL THIS

WEEK

AT

WHITEAWAYS.

Mr. Henry L. Stimson, left, U. B. Becretary of Stato, and,

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain are pictured above as they held an important conversation at the Naval

Conference.2

The U. 8. 8; Penescola, second

to be commisek

the new 10,000-ton cruisers authorized by Congress in 1924

the pride of Uncle Sam's oruiser fleet.