1937-08-20 — Page 17

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FRIDAY, AUGUST

-20,

1937.

Triestina

Lloyd

M.V. “VICTORIA”

EXPECTED TO ARRIVE HERE

ABOUT

AT

ON

NOON

20TH AUGUST

AND WILL BE DESPATCHED

FOR

ITALY

Via MANILA and PORTS

ON

21ST AUGUST

AT

9 A.M.

Freighter with Imited passenger accommodation.

LLOYD TRIESTINO

P. O. Box 143. Tel. Addr. "Lloydiano"- Telephone Nos. 32082/3,

Canton Agents-DODWELL & CO., LTD., Shameen.

NY.K.

SCENES FROM SHANGHAI WAR ZONE

The Russian Reriment of the Shanghal Volunteer Corpa lan taken over the defence of the most dan- gerous sector of the city, the West Hongkow Arca, including the "Windy Corner." Four members,of the Russian Regiment are aren standing wuard over a barbed wire gate, while sandbags are seen la

the background,

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Prea. Wilson

TO SEATTLE, VICTORIA THE EXPRESS ROUTE"

Via Shanghai, Kobe and Yoko-

hama

Aug. 20 Pres. McKinley Midnight Sept, 7 Pres. Grant Noon Sept 10 Pres, Jackson

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Midnight Sept. 24

Midnight Oct.

8. 21

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+

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PHOTOGRAPHS

by "Staff Photographer” appearing in the

"SOUTH CHINA morning post”

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...vinous stepped into the North Railway blaman kang peska Preservation Corps uien and the Bureau of Police officers, who were furmerly in charge of the North Station area. The arrival of the regular soldiers at the station caused great excitement in Chapel and Hongkew and an unprecedented exodus, even excreding that witnessed on the memorable January 28, 1934. At upper left a soldier of the 88th Division smilingly poses for the photographer within the Slation compound, Upper right. Inspector J. E. Blenkinsop and Sub-Inspector J. Allen, of the Shanghai Municipal Paller, stand with an offleer of the Paoantul, who paraded with drawn mausers. The officers watched their men directing traffic past the station compound, Lower pic- lure shows the almost deserted compound of the railway stallon with regular soldiers walking past

with their full kits on their backs.

SANDBAG EMP LACEMENTS AT DIXWELL ROAD

Sandbag emplacements have been erected in the compound of Dixwell Road Police Station for the protection of the statlan olleers. Now the sandbara'stand in the empty station compound as every- one was evacuated.

WHITBREAD'S PALE ALE

The Beer with the Homeside flavour.

114 115

17

19

ACROSS

120

1 Apparently 13 resembling

learned and actually la also.

5 If you get this correctly it is something you are entitled to.

9 Long-luating ill-feeling though

the end is in sight.

10 This mon might make one ill- 12 English novelist.

13 No, the Admiralty is not in

this street.

14 Book of the O.T.

16 An attractive place for visitors,

abroad perhaps.

10 Whence copra is obtained..

21

Looks the same either way,

24 Sultable material for the regi-

mental tailor?

25 There's an unpleasant fellow in

this mounted company.

27 Lay waste.

28 Scene of an election of oid. (20 Ordinary, clerics.

30 Summary.

DOWN

1 Though there is a distinct tax

about it It is all frivolity.

2 One of the USA.

3 Shell-Bah

4 These writings expose vice or folly and are not. free from

temper.

0 Strengthen (used by jockeys?)

7 Should the League of Nations

ban this alloy?

130

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& Indicator.

122

11 Probably an inhabitant of Bor-

neo.

15 An uninterrupted talk.

17 Yes, this

words)

Is * sweet

18 "Cavel Hide!" (anog.).

20 In this is whole.

21 A tasty course, of course.

(two

22 Sounds a suitable part of Lon-

don for those granaries.

23 This often separates opponents

initially.

20 A game of chance,

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