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THE

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ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

25 words $2.00

for 3 days

propaid

FOR SALE.'

FOR SALE-12 foot Pram Salling Dinghy, in good condition. Two sets of salts and usual fittings, $100.30 or near offer, Lieut. Commander Gar- diner, H.M.S. Duncan.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

To The Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph.

Sir, With the approach of Christ- mes and the coming of the winter the sweet months the appeals in name of Churity in the Colony are many and varled, but I venture to say that there is none more urgent than the appeal for food-just food.

We all know of the abnormal con- ditions here occasioned by the war, and it is true to say that Hunger wit be writ large on the faces of thou- sands of the poorest Chinese in Hong- kong in the next few months.

IL

day

OF

because of this that with half the population of the Colony on this side of the harbour, I have formed the Kowloon Winter Food Committee, and at a meeting

two ego it was decided that an appeal should be launched for the Kowloon Winter Food Rellef Fund. The Kowloon Chil nese Y.M.C.A, has agreed to allow lis

the grounds to be used an distributing a system of ticket distribu- centre and tion has been devised so that only the most destitute Chinese poorest and will benefit

from

the scheme. Even then it will only apply to old people and women and elilidren. It is pro- posed to issue only uncooked rice.

In view of the fact that the Street Sleepers Society has not yet been able to find a Shelter in Kowloon this year, the need for help is all the more urgent on this side of the harbour, and his Food Committee earnestly appeals to the public to send in dona- tions to this

purpose. Such donn-

tions may be sent to the Vicar, St. Andrew's Vicarage, Kowloon,

do so.

use,

I want to make this appeal without being sentimental though it would be rusy not to

A little though, of the imagination should make this one of the best supported Charities in the Colony throughout this winter..

(Rev.) J. R. Higas Chairman, Kowloon Winter Foodl Committee.

As from 27th November, 1937,

|-DÜNLOP-RUBBER-CO. --(CHINA) LTD., han Removed its Offices to MARINA HOUSE, 2nd Floor, Queen's Road.

Telephone 24554) .

NOTICE

Telegrams: PNEUMATIC

From December 1, 1937, my son Emile will be in charge of my Kitchen.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

CHURCH NOTICES METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. Frank Short to Preach

To-morrow

THE LORD'S SUPPER

The following are the forthcoming Methodist services, ele, at, the

Church, Wanchat:

Morning Parade Service at 10.15' at the English Methodist Church.

Hyma No. 02; Prayer; Lord'a Prayer: Hymn No. 021; 1st Lesson; Hymn 133; 2nd - Lesson; Prayer; Notices; Hymn No. 89: Sermon; Hymn No. 142; Benediolion.

The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed after the

Evening Service at the English Methodist Church.

I take this opportunity of thank-morning service. ing all my Patrona and hope they will give the same support to my son as they have given me.

JIMMY'S KITCHEN.

COURSE OF NINE PUBLIC

LECTURES

on

AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS

The Arat lecture of this courag will be given in the

Chira Fleet Club Theatre

on

Hymn No. 710; Prayer; Hymn No. 122; Leason: Prayer; Nolices; Hymn No.-140; Sermon; Hymn No. 130; Benediction.

Notices for the Week

1. Following the Evening Service, 4 Social Hour will be held at 9.15. Refreshments are provided

at minimum charges; all Servicemen are warmly welcomed.

2. The Badminton Club meets on Mondays and Thursdays at 7.30 pm. Further particulars from the Secret-

"S. & S. Home."

3. On Friday, December 10, a Dance will be held in the Assembly Hall S. & S. Home" at 8.30. The Dance Band of the Seaforth High landers will be in attendance by kind permission of Col. Lammie,

Admission:

One

Monday, 6th December, 1937, at 5.30 p.m. Subject: The nature and risk Band President. of uir attacks.

Dollar.

Lecturer: Lieutenant-Com- mander B. M. Douglas, RN. (Retired) of His Majesty's Dock- yard, Hong Kong.

Open to all members of the Public without charge Programmes of the course of

obtained lectures may be application to the Extra Assistant Colonial Secretary, Colóninl Secretary's Office.

on

ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE, STANLEY.

(Middle School for Chinesć

Boys)

UNION CHURCH

Services to be Held

In the Hall

CHURCH UNDER REPAIR

The following are the forthcoming services, etc., at the Union Church, Kennedy Road:

While repairs to the Church are being carried out services will be held in the fall.

Preacher at both services; Rev. K. Mackenzie Dow.

The S.A.C.A. meets, In the Church Hall on Tuesday evening at 7.30 p.m. The Helena May Christian Fellow- The New Term begins December | ship meets in the Institute on Friday 13th.

morning at 10.30 a.m.

Entrance Examination for new Students at Stanley on Saturday,

December 11th. at 9 a.m.

(No. 6 bus leaves Vehicular

CHRISTIAN

SCIENCE

Ferry at 8.09 a.m., 8.30 a.m. etc.) | First Church of Christ,

For prospectus, for day-boys

Panchen Lama and boarders, apply to Fung Mau

Passes Away

Former Secular Rulor Of Tibet

New Delhi, Dec. 3. The Panchen Lama died to-day In the neighbourhood of Jyckundo, Western China, he had been an exte from Tibet for 13 years-Reuter Bulletin.

Panchen Lama, better known in Tibet as Tashi Lama, former secular ruler of Tibet, was born in Inner Tibet at 1883.

In 1903 he accompanied the Duke of York (later King George V) in. India and returned to Tibet in the following year when he introduced reforms in education and other ministrative measures.

Sui Esq. or Chan Pak Luk Esq., Messra. fl. Wicking, Prince's Building, (Tel. 30241) or to the College.

! ST. STEPHEN'S | COLLEGE,

STANLEY.

The new Preparatory School will be open for the admission of Students on February 15th.

STRANGE TRAIN HOLDUP

Unusual Incident At Polish Station SOVIET CREW MOLESTED

Moscow, Dec. 3. The Tass News Agency reports that on November 29 Soviet train en route from Poland was suddenly surrounded by un escort at the Polish station of Zdoldunov. All the mem- Undressed bers of the crew were and searched.

Scientist, Hongkong

The subject of the lesson, sermon in all churches of Christ, Scientist, o-morrow, December 5, will be "God the only cause and creator."

The Golden Text will be: "The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament showeth his handywork. There is no speech nor Jalange-where-their-voice-is-not- (Psalms 19:1, 3). Among others the following elta- tions will be read from the Bible "Happy is he that hath the God of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the Lord his God: which made heaven, and earth the sea, and ali that therein la: which keepeth truth for ever: The Lord shall reign for ever even thy God, O Zion, unto all generations. Praise yo the Lord. Let Isreal rejoice in him that made Him; let the children of Zion be Joyful in their King.

SATURDAY,

TALAMBA TRAGEDY PROBED

Inquest Opened On Four Chinese

Gassed In Ship's Hold

DECEMBER. 4, 1937.

*

STOCK MARKET WEEKLY REPORT

The Hongkong Stock Exchange weekly report was issued yesterday afternoon.

The past week saw a repetition of the previous week's market, a alendy if not large turnover in in vestments, although at the close the latter are not fetching quite such

flood prices before.

Speculative interest has been main tained on a small scale,

On balance the market may be described as quiet and steady.

**Under Sterling, Banks reacted again to $1,050.

Far Eastern markets in London were irregular. Banks were marked down to 200, but as regards up en- tire Far Eastern section, the digree of freedom of market is again doubt-

How death came without warning to four Shanghal men working on the typhoon-battered steamer Talamba at the Kowloon Docks last Sunday, was told at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday when an inquest was held it was related that the men, who hadful. been working in a hold, collapsed unexpectedly and fell into the water at the bottom. They were found to be dead when brought up.

Mr. K. Keen sat as Coroner, and was asslated by a jury comprising Messrs. G. A. Pentreath (Foreman), Albert Raymond and R. H. Phillips. Inspector T. O'Connor and Detective Sergeant Scott were pre- sent for the police.

į

The Shanghal men were Shen Kung-fau, 26, Kwe Dah-bba, 20, Cica Hung-chai, 21, divers, and Chow Kwel-tal, 23, a coolic,

the

An account of what had happened was given by Mr. J. K. Bayford, Salvage Superintendent Shanghai Tug and Lighter Company, Ltd.

He said that about 7 a.m. on Sun- day he went to the No. 1 hatch of the Talamba and saw a number of car- penters at work down in the hold, all night. where they had been

bulkhead Witness noticed that the between No. 1 and

and 2 holds was leak- ing pretty badly in places, and called the carpenters up.

were

#LOITE

Eight men, including the deceased,

sent down to put In wedges to stop the leaks. None of them wore masks or had life lines. They come up again at 8,30 to look for more wedges, appearing to be perfectly well. None of them com- plained even of smelling gas

Shortly before 9 o'clock, they went down again. Four men, the deceas ed, went down the staging where the carpenters had been working all night, about two feet above the water, which was Ave feet deep,

the

while the others remained on lower 'tween deck to hand them tools und give any other assistance which might be required.

went

SUDDENLY OVERCOME "About five minutes later," on Mr. Bayford, “I saw one man fall from the lower stage and thought he had slipped into the water acciden- tally. I shouted to the other men to get hold of him, but at that moment another fell and then the other two.

mun

to

'tween "One man from the lower deck rushed down the ladder assist them, but he also fell before he had reached the staging.

"I realised that there was gas down here, and that It. would have been certain death for any man to attempt and to go down

own the hold. Ropes ladders were lowered to the men but were as they were unconcious they unable to help themselves,

"I immediately ordered a diver to be dressed and a stage to be made to lower him down as it was impos- the sible for him to climb down Indders we had with all his gear an. "A Russian diver then arrived with skin diver's face mask on. He went down the hold and sent up three men, two of whom were dead. He then come up.

a

GAS NOT SUSPECTED

was

"

"A Chinese diver was lowered down into the hold on the platform by the ship's derrick, but collapsed on reaching the water. He hauled out and found to be un- conselous. It was then realised that Let everything that hath breath

all hope of saving the other two men the Lord. Praise yo the praise

had gone. Lord. (Psalms 140, 149, 150).

"I ordered another Russian diver The lesson sermon will also include to dress, and more substantial the following extbook, "Science

from the stage made. When this was ready, Christian Science

he was lowered into the hold and re- and Health with Key to the Scrip-covered the two bodies." tures" by Mary Baker Eddy," "In- finito Mind creates and governs all,

In reply to a question, Mr. Bayford from the mental molecule to infinity.

said the Chinese diver had fainted This divine Principle of all exprenses Science and ort

ort throughout His from fright.

He added that there had been a life creation and Immortality of man and the universe. Creation is ever op. raft on the water in the hold, and pearing, and must ever continue to said that workmen did not wear life appear from the nature of its inex-linca or gas masks unless gas was haustible source. Mind is the grand suspected. In this case there was rico at all. All the creator, and there can be no power no suspicion were placed in one car and the train proceeded to Mogilyany en route to

except that which is derived from which had been stored in the hold Mind. If Mind was first chronolo had been removed previously. the Soviet Frontier. A Polish swit- chman handed

gically, is the first potentially; and The four surviving workmen who A passenger gasoline

must be first eternally, then give to had been higher up said they had with which he set fire to the train.

Mind the glory, honor, dominion, and seen the men below them collapsing, The Poles then attempted to force

power everlastingly due is holy and then had fainted themselves. the Soviet engineers to take the

had train to

name." (Pages 507, 143). ·

Shen Ching-cho, the man who to Soviet territory, but the

attempted to rescue his comrades, engineer

Instead uncoupled the

Announcement

sald he had become unconscious burning car.

while reaching out to

seize one. of the South- First Church of Christ Scientiai, Hong- Representatives

other western Railway arriving at Mogilyong, Branch of The Mother Church. Neither he nor any of the

First Church of Christ, Beientist, în survivors had noticed any situation in China and her neglect of any the following day to investigate Boston, Mar. Macdonheil Road, close to smell.

the incident were placed under Tram Station, Bunday Service 15.25 am.

Vasily Darmin, aged 32, the frat Testimony Meeting, Wednesday, 8 pm. and given only a hurriedly Reading Toom is located Bank of escort

diver to go down, said he had been sheet in concocted general charge

| Fast--Asia--Building, 10 Des Voeux Road called from his cabin and had seen which the Poles tried to pin the Central, and is open daily 10.30 m. to 2 p.m. Baturdays 10.20 82---1830 p.m.

three bodies floating in the water at blame on the crew of the train.

Evening except Wednesdays and Saturdays. the bottom of the hold. He put on The Legation at Warsaw has born | 5-7 pm. All authorised Christian Science a face mask and went down by a

In the first year of the reign of Emperor sunn Tung, following the despatch of Szechuch troops into Tibet by the Manchu Government which aroused misunderstandings among the Tibetans and resulted in complications in Tibet, ho was ap- pointed by the Manchu Government as both the secular and religiou ruler of Inner and Outer Tibet, Although he did go to Lhassa, he de- clined the appointment and promised only to maintain order and pesce in Inner Tibet. In spite of his refusal to accept the appointment, mis- understandings arose between him and the Dalai Lama, who had hitherto been the ruler of Outer Tibet. and the two bocame intolerant of each other.

VISIT TO CHINA Alter the 1011 Revolution, result of the mutiny of the Szechuen troops in Tibet and internal distur bances, the Tibetan situation became further confused. In 1924, at the request of the Tibetan people, he ome to China to plead for parce and visited many provinces in the interior. Owing to the disturbed

03 11

An oller, Khinshuk, who attempted to resist, was beaten. The

border affairs, he remained la Man- | 100 churia and Mongolia for many years, Io was the most pronounced_pr.-- Chinese leader in Tibet and rendered great hesistance to the Chinese rezide ng there. Following the establish- ment of the National Government at Nanking, he was invited to visit the capital and had been honoured by government officials.

Panchen Lama held a number of government posts including that of member of the Chinghaf Provincial Government since 1929, Cultural Commissioner for the Western Boriter and State Councillor of the Nailonal Government since 1934. He was als a member of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission. Follow ing the death of the Dalai Lama in 1933, he was invited to return to Tibet.

In October, 1934, the Anchin Hu Tuk-tu, personal envoy of the Pan-. chen Lama, passed through Hong- kong on the way to Tibet to

pavo the way for the return of the Pan- chen maan, Regent during the Interval before the reincarnated Dalai Lama is found. He was accons- panied by a rellaue of Tibetan leaders,

crew

unusual

instructed and demand an Investiga-terature is available at the Reading ro

loom. The pubile is cordially invited to rope ladder. When he reached the

tion of the affair.-United Press.

ONLY

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By this time the other two bodies had sunk, and he was forced to grope for them under the water. Horo- trieved them both, and followed them up.

Up on the deck, he was told that there were two more bodles in the

Closing advice from Manila showed an improvement on recent weeks, Business Done during the week: Hongkong Bank $1,000, $1,500, $1,050 Canton Insurance $273% Union Insurance $175, 1916 Docks $29

Providents (Old) $18. Providente (New) 10.3 Hotels $5.20, $5.2015) Lands $32

Tramways $125, #13.42 China Lighta (Old) $11.00 Electrics 1534 $59.10, 855 Macao Electrics $20 Telephones (Old), E2% Dairy Farm 124.35, £24.13 Watsons $4.70

Ewe Collons 8, #13.05, S. $13%% Marsman (London) 18/9

CHANGES (3.15 p.m. CLOSING QUOTATIONS)

Питека Hongkong Dank $1,340 Electrics $345 Dairy Forms $24

POST OFFICE.

CHRISTMAS' AIR MAIL FOR GREAT BRITAIN

BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS

DIRECT SERVICE" The Christmas Air Mail for Great Britain by "Imperial Airways Direct Service" will be closed in the General Post Office and Kowloon Central Post omce as follows:-

Europe etc., will, until further notice, be closed at Kowloon Post Office and General Past Office at 8 am, on.. Saturdays.

Letters for this Service may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. at Kowloon Post Office and General Post Office. They should be clearly marked "By Air. Mall" and benz

Registered.*** 5.00 p.m., Dec. 10. sumcient postage, Insufficiently pre- Ordinary... 8.00 a.m., Dec. 11. paid letters may be taxed with This mall is due to arrive at Lon-double the deßciency or forwarded. don on December 20, 1937.

by Steamer Service, at the discretion. of the Post Office.

CHRISTMAB AND NEW YEAR CARDS Christmas and New Year cards) bearing not more than five written words and enclosed in open envelopes are accepted by the Post Office at the rate for printed matter, 10. B cents per 2 ounces for all countries.

Hongkong, China and Macao at

2 cents per 2 ounces. Envelopes must not be closed,

VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are 'forwarded · "via Siberia" if so superaribed.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Mails are closed 15 minutes carller than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertised AIR MAIL TIMES

to close at or before 9 a.m., registered Ordinary air mall letters for Im-and parcel mails are closed at 5 pm." perlat Airways. Direct Service to [on the previous day.

From

INWARD

MAILS Per

Nanchang

Shanghai and Foochow Straits and Europe via Negopatom

(Letters and Papers) London date, 4th November and London Parcels, London, 28th October, Patroclus Shanghal and Swatow

Dus

December 4.

December 4.

Sulyang

December

Straits

Anhui

December. $

Bellets

Manila

Pres. Jeferson

December 8.

'Hongkong Bank $1,860

Tram $134

Saigon

Chengtu

December 5.

Strails

Pyrrhus

December 5.

Watsons 454

Bales

Japan

Ixlon

,December 5.

Hongkong Bank $1,550

U.S.A.. Honolulu and Japan

(San

Francisco, 6th November)

Pres. Polk

December 5.

Japano

Buenos Aires Maru

December 6.

Haiphong, Pakhol and Hoihow

Kingyuan

December

Muinam

.December

Shanghai and Amoy

.December

Halphong..

.December

Shanghai...

.December

Calcutta and Straits

December

Calcutta and Straits

December

Trams $1340 Electries $35

Dairy Farms 824.15 Watsons $4.70

GERMAN WOMEN HOLDING ANNUAL CHARITY FAIR

The German Women's Association is holling its annual Charity Christ- mas Fair on premises of the German Club, 2 Connaught Road Central, on December 5 opening at 4 p.m.

A large

selected assortment of artistic and practical German articles, sullable for Christinas presents will be on sale at moderate prices. There will also be en sale a large number of

wooden and madera

glassware articles, as well as a collection of assorted toys.

A special tea lounge will be open during the Fair.

HIGH

ROMANCE

Au unforgettabir love story-rich with adventure!_

WIDE

ACTION Thrilling scenes

{se men light for

wealth and power!,

AND

MUSIC

Irane Dunne and Dorothy Lamour sing lovely Hein Hammerstein mel odies!

HANDSOME

hold, but as he felt rather Ured, bo COMING SOON

did not go down again.

Darmin said he had not suffered from the effects of the gas. Ho was tired from his work..

other

Moysel Shalko, 20, the Rusalan, declared it was impossible to be grised while wearing a full diving kit.

An adjournment was made to 2,80 p.m. on Monday, December 18, for medical evidence, and testimony on the nature of the fatal gas, and what cargo was stored in-No. 2 hold.

AT THE

QUEEN'S

ALHAMBRA

Straits and Holbow

Sinklang

Canton Glenfinlas

Kumsang Talma

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Imperial Airways Plano December 7.

Direct Service"--London date. 27th November.

Manila

Japan

Emp. of Asia

Neleus.

Air Mall by "Tan American Airways P.-A. Airways Flans

Direct Service"--San Francisco

date, 1st December.

Japan

Bangkok and Swatow

Straita and Europe vin Suez (Letters

Rajputana Kwelyang

and papers) London 11th November and London parcels→→ London date-4th November.. Rawalpindi Manila

Java and Manila Salgon

Australia and Manila

U.S.A., Canada, and Japan (Seattle,

20th November.)

Japan

Manila

Straits

Amoy

Straits

Amoy

Japan

U.S.A., Honolulu and Japan (San

Francisco, 13th November). Japan and Shanghai

For

Scharnhorst

Tjinegara

Athos II Changte

.December 8,

December 8,

December 8.

.December 8.

December 9.

December 0.

December 0.

„December 9.

December 10.

.December.10.

Pres. Mckinley

December 10.

Boltuyo Maru

December 11,

Victoria

December 11.

Delagoa Maru

December 12.

Tjisaroca

December 12.

Diomed

December 13.

December 14.

December 14,

December 15.

December 15.

Date and Time.

Santhin

Sarpedon

Pres. Hoover

Jean Laborde

OUTWARD MAILS

For

Saturday

Air Mail for "France Orient Service" Helikon

due Marseilles, 19th December.

Sat, Dec. 4.

.....Dec. 4, 4 p.m. ..Dec. 4, 4.39 p.m. Sat, 4, 5.09 p.ro.

- Parcels, ....Sat, Dec. 4, 3 p.m,

Rog, Ord.,

.Sat, Dec. 4, 4.10 p.m.

Sat, Dec, 4, 5 p.m. .Sat, Dec. 4, 5 p.m.

G.P.O. and KP.0.

Reg.,

Ord..

Amoy

Japan, Canada, U.S.A, Central and President Jefferson....Sat, Dec. 1.

South America and Europe via Victoria B.C.due Victoria B.C 22nd Dec., and Europe via Siberia Salgon

Cremer

****

Helikon

Foochow

Swalow and Bangkok

Sunday

Hupel Xingchow

Monday

Kongmoon.********

Holhow, Pakholland Halphong Shanghai

Tai Lee Sulyang

Manila

Patroclus

Pres. Polk

Tuesday

Air Mail for North China, Blan and Eurasia, Plano

Nanking (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further polnim by surface trans- port us Services permli). Swatow

Formosa

Air Mall for “KLM. Service”—dus

Amsterdam, 16th December.

Straits, Ceylon, India, East

South Africa

Swatow and Shanghai' Jopon

Reg.....

.Sun., Dec. 5, 8.30 a.m. Sun., Dec. 5, 8.30 am.

.Mon., Dec. 6, 11 n.m. .Men., Dec. 0, 1 p.m. .Mon., Dec. 5, 2.30 p.m. Mon., Dec. 6, 5.00 pm.

„Tata., Dec. 7.

G,P,O, and KP.0.

..................Dec. 7, 9 SIL Deo. 7, 930 2.131. Anhui ......Tucs, Dec. 7, 12.30 p.m. Hongkong Maru

Ord,

Tues., Dec. 7. 10.30 a.ro. Buenos Aires Maru ....Tues., Dec. 7. G.P.O. & K.P.O.

RCE..

................Dec. 7/3.30 p.m. Ord....Dec. 7, 3.00 pm.

and Buenos Aires Maru

Wednesday

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Houo- - Inlu, and U.S.A., by, the "Pan- American Airways Direct Servico” due San Francisco, 14th Decem-

ber.

Holhow

Bwntow

Straits and Calcutta

Tues., Dec. 7, 2.30 p.m..

Yunnan

Wed., Dec. 8, 10.30 a.m. Kursang ............Wed, Dec. 6, 5 p.m. Pan-American Airways Plaza,

~Wed., Dec. §. EL. P. 0. Her......Wed, Dec. 8, 5 p.m.

Wed., Dec. 5. p.m. G. P. O.

Wed, Dec. 8, 5 pm. „Thura, Deo, 9, 9 a.m.

Ord

Reg Ord

Thursday"

Muinam Takanog Hosang

Friday

Japan and Europe vin Siberia.. Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles-due Mar- seilles, 7th January 1038. *Japan, Canada, U.S.A., Central and Emp,

South America, and Europe vía Vancouver B,C.,

Canada

(Parecla for

only)-due Vancouver

B.C., 27th December.

Amoy

Parcels, Ord,

Thurs., Dec. 9, 9 a.m. Thurs., Dec: 9, 2.30 p.m. „Thurs., Dec. 9. .Dec; V, 4 p.m. .Dec. 8, 5 p.m.

Rawalpindi.Fil., Dec. 10, 10.30 am, Najputana

Sat, Dec. 10. Parcels,Sat., Doc. 19, 5 p.m. Reg.,.Sat, Dec. 11, 0.4 0.1. Ord...Sat, Dec. 11, 18.30 am, of Asta

Parcels, Reg. Ord.

Saturday

Fil., Dec. 10,

Dec. 10, 11 ajn, Dec. 10, 12.15 p.m. Dec. 10, 1 p.m.

ingyuan...Sat, Dec. 11, 3.30 pm,

Air Ball for “K.L.M. Service”—duo Hajputana

Amsterdam, 19th December.

qopovišal, Dec. 11, INTEGR.O. 114 K.7.0.-

-*Superscribed correspondanon.only

Den 11, 9.30 AM, Deo. 11, 19 am,