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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 6, 1935.

KLIM

COWDERED WHOLE MILK

KLIM

ITS ADVANTAGES

Startind pedestriani met sights like this in First-ald corpa of Red Cross volunteers rushed. Firemen in gas-maske, like ghostly men from Debris was sirown in the streats, and in this Berlin streets, during the recent mock air at about the streets, placing "wounded" civilians Mars, dashed about in responts to alarma which cans of a home supposed to have been hit by a tack staged to prepare citizens for what they in their stretchers and carrying them off in followed theoretical "hits" by the bombs of the bomb, first aid men had realistic atmosphers in may expect in war. The policeman pistar warn-emergency “ambulancas" improvised from trucks. attacking air force. Here are two of the weird which to astiat this "victim" from the cellar of Ing sign Careless pedestrians: Mortal danger!" Note the Red Cross flags on the trucks, the straw figures playing a line of hose on one of the "Gres" the "wrecked" building. Darkened strests, and

beside an air bomb half-burled in the sidewalk. bedding, the 'stretcher-bearers' armbanda.

presumed to have followed the attack.

houses added to the "rohonzon!'s" reallem.

FOR BUSES

PEIPING

RICKSHA MEN STILL HAVE JOBS

Pelping, Apr. 19,

Plana for the establishment of a municipal bus line in Peiping were announced yesterday. The matter has been under discussion for some months, a decision finally being

MENACE OF MOB

FOLLOWING TRIAL

OF "MISS KILLER"

Peiping, Apr. 19.

A rumour to the effect that the trial of "Mise Killor"--Miss Liu Ching-kwei-was to be held at the Peiping District Court yesterday, brought a crowd of well over thousand persons stampeding into Thirty large Amerlenn buses the courtroom early in the morn have already been ordered from a ing.

reached a few weeks ago.

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“Touri firm, it was announden yester=" Möre than 700 were on hund is

day. Four are to be delivered by the end of this month, the rest to arrive here about two months Inter. At present it is planned to inaugurate the line about June 1.

curly

o'clock. aa soven

Others came, and by the time the building was opened at eight, nearly Us many were present us on the day the trial was originally scheduled

The dual plans have been sub-to be held. mitted to the Municipal Council

Nor could the crowd be persund- for formal approval. Immediate ed that no trial was to bo kold. execution of all phases of the plan la promised upon the approval of the Council.

Repented announcements by the officials of the court to the effect that Miss Liu was definitely not to It is also announced that the bus 'be tried falled to convince the routes will coincide with those at crowd. Shouting that they had present followed by the street-car been cheated, the would-be specta- Unes. It is explained that thetors "dug in" and remained most reason no new routes are to be of the day.

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established is out of consideration The police attached to the court for the thousands of ricksha pallers were helpless in the face of the throughout the city. At present great numbers, An emergency rlekshas-net as feerler's and diseal to the nearest police station tributors for the various street-brought In large detachment car_lines. If the bus routes were armed police who finally managed extended in territory not How to restore order and disperse the covered by the street-ears, many crowd. A few, however, remained rickshas would be forced out of until six o'clock, when the clerks business--and the pullers out of a¦and officínts of the court left for living.

the day.

Fearing further trouble with an excitable mob, the court has

A total of from $200,000 to $300,000 is estimated to be neces-stated that the trial of Miss Liu for the project. Quited will not be announced publicly in

Fadvance.United Press.

sary

Preas.

MISSION ACTIVITY

EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO BUILD BIG SHANGHAI HOSPITAL

Now York, May 5. It is announced that the National Council of the Episcopal Churches has authorised the construction of a huge hospital and nurses' home near Shanghai,

Hair a million U. S. dollars are alrendy available for the building which, when completed, will have accommodation for 270 in-patients.

The Council has also authorised the construction of a new building for women's work and also the cree- —tion-of-a-parish-house at Kyoto,

It in said that the measures look "to the restoration of a consider- ablo volume of missionary work which was suspended on account of Sunncial stringency," and are evid- ence "of the Episcopal Church's de- termination to recover lost ground

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mission feks."—United Preza.

MEMEL SITUATION

LITHUANIA REPLIES TO THE THREE POWERS' NOTE

London, May 6. The Lithuanian Government's reply to the joint communication which, in accordance with the de- cision reached at Strean, Wan 10- cently presented to that Govern- ment on behalf of Great Britain, France and Italy, was yesterday handed to the representatives in Kovno of these Powers.

The Note of the three Powers, while recognising that the Lithuan- ian Government had encountered certain difficulties, declared that the present eltuntion in Memel was |· irreconcilable with the terms of the statute which provides as a baslä of the system of Government, for the existence and regular function- ing of a Chamber and of director- ate possessing its confidence. The Lithuanian Government was called upon to bring this situation to an end promptly by ensuring the con- stitution of such a directorate and an early meeting of the Chamber,

British Wireless.

AFFRAY ON SHIP

BRAWL RESULTS IN DEATH OF FRUIT HAWKER

On its arrival in Hongkong from Canton shortly after 10 p.m. on Saturday the Canton steamer Tal Shan was met by a party of police an the result of a wireless messago stat- ing that a passenger had been killed in a fight on board the ship.

The deceased, a 30-year-old male aurnamed Mo, is stated to be a fruit hawker. At the time of his death he travelling on the ship as a steerage passenger.

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It appears that the ship left Canton for Hongkong shortly after 4 p.m. and when in the vicinity of Whampoa the man became involved in a brawl and received injuries which he succumbed during the journey.

It is alloged that the man stopped on the foot of 'n fruit-seller, and an argument arose which soon developed into a brow. In the course of the brawl it is alleged that a bottle was used as a weapon, with fatal results.

Twenty-five men, alleged to have been involved in the brawl, were do- tained by the police for questioning.

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CONVENIENCE, Klim is pure, rich cow's milk in. powdered form. It needs no ice to keep it in summor, For cooking it may be used dry in the same manner as sugar, salt or flour.

́ECONOMY." "Klim is economical because there is no spoilage, it does not sour, you use only what you need when you need it.

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FLAVOUR. The rich, natural milk flavour of Klim is enjoyed by everyone and, used in cooking, makes. foods taste better.

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HEALTHFULNESS. Klim, has all the well-known health elements of milk with the added benefit of easier digestibility.

UNIFORMITY. Klim is standardized for quality and purity, and you can always be certain of the same percentage of butterfat every day.

VITAMINS. Highest technical authorities show that the Klim process does not destroy the vitamins which are so valuable in milk.

A demonstration is being held during Jubilee Week at the Provision Dept. of Wing On & Co., Ltd.

You are cordially invited to visit it, and soo how easily Klim is prepared.

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If you are not already a Klim usor, got a trial tin from the demonstrator.

The Sovereign Spirit- in Quality as well as Name.

2111.

Meeting for the first time since their afaction, mambers of the Shanghai Municipal Council for

1935 assembled at the Council Chambar recently for the purpose of afecting a Chairman and Vica-Chair- Mr. H. E. Arnhold was re-elected Chairman and Mr. W. P. Lambe, Vice-Chairman. Photo shows the Councillors and executives of the Secretariat seated outside the Council Chambers after the noon

meeting. The new Council consists of Messrs. H. E. Arnhold, J. A. Carney, Chen Chich, C. S. Frank- lin, W. Gockson, 9. L. Hau, E, Y. B. Kinng. V. St. J, Killery, J. H. Liddell, H. Porter, T. Uraba, T. Yamamoto, and Yu Ya Ching. Mr. Lambo was not present at the meeting.

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