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The Fifty-seventh Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Offices of the General Managers, Masara. Jar- dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder Street, Hong Kong, on Thursday, 31st March, 1938, at noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors, passing, the Accounts, and electing Directors and Auditors,

The Trasfer Books of the Company will be closed from tho 24th March to 14th April inclu- sivo.

By order of the Board,.

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

General Managers. Hongkong, 11th March, 1938.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Reconstituted Milk

To the Editor.

Hongkong Telegraph.

Sir, With reference to the report in your issue of the 30th. March, dealing with the meeting of the Urban Council, wherein views and opimons besides By-lawa pertaining to Reconstituted Milk were given con- siderable publicity. In order to cor- reet wrong Impressions which may be gathered by the public as a result of the statements made at that meet- ing by the Chairman of the Urban Council, wo shall be pleased if you will kindly give this letter the same full publicity.

1. In reply to the Chairman's re- mark that "Reconstituted Milk is not Milk'," we say that Reconstituted is "Milk." Milk undergoes Mlik physical changes by the separation of Into the milk fat which is turned butter and by a system of evapora- tion the solids-not-fat are turned into skinned milk 05 powder known powder. The water content of fresh cow's milk or raw milk is ordinary water having no features which are different.

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The butter, milk powder and water in their correct proportions are re- combined by a process of emulsifying und homogenising whereby the milk In order regains its original form. to differentiate between milk formed and fresh cow's milk or raw milk it is generally referred to as Reconstituted Milk. This is rightly 200 so, in order that the publie may know what they are buying as it is distinguish impossible for them to between the two milks except by name. At this point we should like to emphasise that our company have endeavoured to inter at no time either by advertisement or otherwise than that our product was other Reconstituted Milk. We are

proud

of it. The public know what they are buying and it is for them to judge as to the merits of elther product. The large dairy produce

companies 30/10 with capitals of millions nounda of pounds produce

sell and sterling

milk powder in throughout the world, which by adding water is turned into milk again. No authorities or coun- en to our knowledge have decreed that their products are not "milk. It is milk," though not fresh cow's milk.

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At a further part in the report D/I

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tween Reconstituted Milk and ordin- 2/0

ary milk is that the former does not 197/6 100/

vitamins--for contain some of the 71/0 instance these known as vitamins

dd 20/-

SHIPS IN WIRELESS5 COMMUNICATION

*00/100/10% and C-which are present in ordin- ary milk, and which help to make 77/077/0

ordinary milk such an ideal food Router.

especially for infants"...In fairness, it should be here stated that

ordinary milk when pasteurised lores vitamins B and C. The loss of these vitamins in milk by pasteurisation is

one of the points which has raised the greatest controversy in the efforts of health authorities to compel that all fresh cow's milk should be pasteuris- ed before sale to the public. this loss, the leading health authoris ties in the world advocate pasteurisa- tion of milk which tends to show that tho loss is not vital to the nourishing qualtues of milk either for infants or adults. The pasteurisation in

our factory is directly in charge of a European.

The following ships are expected to be in wireless communication with *Hongkong radlo: Asian, Foratric, Bengloe, Quengang. Wing- wo, Belmoira, Jean Laborde, Cape York, Hiram, Canton, Pingwo, Africa Rosso, Naldera, Kiangsu, Tsinan, Nellore. Sphinx, G.G. Paúl Doumer.

Maru, Foosting, Conte

PLANE CRASHES IN CEMETERY

Tacoma, Mar. 30. An aeroplane crashed in a ceme- tery to-day amid tombstones which were completely demolished.

The pilot was uninjured and walk- ed to a nearby farmhouse.---United

Press

Kill Kidney

Trouble Quick

Thousands of sufforors from Kidney Troobie Atul Hindɗer werknem stopped Catting Up Nights, Log Ikina, Circles Under Eyes, Swollen "Ankles, Nervouanner, Bilffnes, Ihsumation, Dis- ainan, Zumbagy, Huraing, Itching, Smart- Ing, Acidity and Loss of V Kour by = Doo- tur's new discovery called Cratax (ölmes fox), (lantly sooffige, tones, tigane, and

Cyntex starte purifying yatır i

Thanking you for publishing this letter.

The Hongkong Dalry Supply Com- pany Limited,

A. G. DALZILL, Secretary and Manager.

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Coco Grove Consolidated Blines Demonstralion LXI mo**** 16 minuten. Paracalo Gumaus

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PIE THURSDAY" MARCH -31, 1938.

BIG LIST FOR DILWARA

239 Officers And

Men Leaving

Many people prominent in local military carcles are deparúng tor Home by the troopship Duwors, which leaves on Monday.

of

A total of 230 officers and men are embarking at Hongkong, including 95 deta.is of the In

In En., The Middlesex Regiment, 14 detalls the 2nd Bn, ne ioyal Scots and 26 details DI the Fortress Royal

ure

pro-

Engineers, all of whom ceeding to the United Kingdom.

Among the prominent passengers

of Hend-

UNLICENSED' RADIO FANS HEAVILY FINED

(Continued from Page 1.)

penalty for the offence was a fine of $1,000 and impritenment for a term

year, not exceeding one

Further, the Ordinance provided the Magir- irate with authority to

to order for- feiture of radio apparatus.

Mr. Wynne-Jones asked for more. than a caution

on to bc imposed, as the revenue had been deprived of money for three months, and the Wireless Inspector had been given a certain amount of trouble in collecting it. if the set which was the subject of the summons had not been renewed directly after 11 was discovered, he would inve asked for u heavier pencity to be inflicted.

wou

Mr. Lau remarked that defendant was the only intelligent member of his family.

His Worship remarked that there 0 certain

is Major D. 11. Stetter known appeared to have been

quarters Staff, who is

геселих

in civilian circles in Hongkong as the retired energetic Honorary Secretary of the Hongkong Rifle Association.

Other members of Headquarters Staff who are going to the United Kingdom are Col. II. H. Blake, O.B.E. and Mrs. Blake, and Major C. W. Richards,

Officers of the Royal Engineers England include L. Col. L. C. Reid, M.B.E., and Mrs. proceeding to Reid, Maj. B.E.C, Uxon and Mrs. Dixon, Capt. and Mrs. G. Thomas, Capt. and Mrs. R. R. Gillespie, Lt. and Mrs. J. D. Pattullo, L. S. II. Lille, Lt. and Mrs. Leppared.

Other embarkations for the United Kingdom Include:

Major G, S. O'N. Power, Royal Corps of Signals; Maj, G. M. Barry, Hoyal Army Medical Corps; Rev. G. H. Bateman and Mrs. Bateman, Royal Army Chaplain Dept.; Wing Cdr. W.AK. Dalzell, former O/C R.A.F.,

mount of carelessness, and imposed a fine of $25.

LISTENER FINED $100

Mr. Foo Fook-tong, of Hennessy Rond, summoned for having radio set on March 19 without a licence, was fined $25 and his set ordered to be forfeited. Mr. Wynuc-Jones said it had never been licenced, although licence had since been taken out. A similar penally was imposed on Mr. Lo Plu-hing, of Fleming Road. for possession of a radio set without a licence on March 15,

Mr. Lo said the set was not his, but belonged to a sub-tenant.

sald that set Mr. Wynne-Jones was found by Mr. Key in a room at the back of the cockloft. It was re- without on aerial. When celving well

at time, defendant

the questioned said the owner was in Shanghai. A sent to the ad- reminder had been dress

on January 28. Mr. Sung Shan-tsal, Wellington

Kai Tak, Miss P. Mason, F., Street was fined $100 for being in

of Group Capt. Peck of the Mrs. W. II. Postle, wife of Major Postle, of the R.A.O.C.; Sister Miss E. Mowbray, Sister Miss G. A. Sooley, S

M. J. Fowles

vies and Mrs. Fowles, Q.M.S. and Mrs, C. Phillips, Q.M.S. And

W.

of the Fortress Mrs. Royal Engineers; C.S.M. and Mrs. J. Banner, 2nd Bn. The Royal Scots; 5. and Mr. R. Powlesland. R.A.M.C.; M. Q.M.S. and Mrs. Hopkinson, R.A.O.C.; Miss K. Tonge, of the Q.AS.

Embarkations for other parts will Include:

To

Brulon Singapore: Lt. I. H. RAS.C.; SQ.M.S. and Mrs. McKen-

zic.mbo: Lt. A.G.L. Close,

To

Hongkong Brigade, I.K.S.R.A.:

To Port Said: Lt. Col. 1.N.G. Watson, R.A.S.C.; Sister Miss A. H. Price; Sister Miss L.It. Wilkins.

THOUSANDS DIE AT

TAIERCHWANG

(Continued from Page 1)

upon the outbreak of the Lukuchiao Incident last July--Central News.

Lianghsiatien And Tenghsien Attacked

Isuchow, March 31. Assisting the counter-attacks of the regular forces,. Chinese querilla units are attacking Tenghsien and Liang- hsintien on the north Tientsin-Pukow Railway front,

In a night attack on Lianglislation on March 29 the guerillas slaughter- ed 100 Japanese soldiers with hand- grenades, and on the previous day they engaged the Japanese at Liang- three-hours combat, hsialien in a inflicting considerable casualties.

Large quantities of ammunition and

the provisions left behind by Japanese upon their retreat from Lincheng on March 27 were sel on fire by the Chinese the next day when the city changed hands again. -Central News.

40 Civilians Slain

Chengyangkwan, Mar. 31.

Over 40 civilians were killed and 30 wounded on the morning of March 20 when five Japanese planes bombed lofei in Anhwel, About 200 houses were also wrecked.-Central News,

Hoihow Bombed By Japanese

Hoihow, Mar. 31. Hoihow in north Hainan Island. was raided by four Japanese planes yesterday. Four bombs were drop- ped, and the former premises of the German consulble were wrecked.

A Japanese warship is now an-

possession of a set without a licence on March 10. Mr. Key said the set appeared to have been installed in the shop for some time, although the wires were torn away from it.

Mr. Chun Pak-shuc», of Des Voeux Road, West, was also fined of a radio set

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$100 for possession without a licence on March 11. set was stated to be a new one, worth. $300,

GIVEN CAUTION

Mr. Lee King-bung, of Hennessy Road, summoned for possession of a set without a licence on March 10, was cautioned. He stated that he hnd installed the set for testing pur- discovered by Mr. poses when it

Was Key, and he purchased it the next day, and took out a tee

u licence on March 21. Ar. Wynne-Jones agreed with the facts, and his cepted the explanation,

Worship ofso ac-

A similar summons ogainst Mr. Wee Tong-lce, of Fort Street, for possession of a set on March 4 with- out a licence, was adjourned for a week, as defendan! did not appear in Court.

ly,

JAPANESE FAIL TO CHECK ATTACKERS

(Continued from Page 1.)

indicating surprising strength behind the Japanese lines.

Hailed As War's Greatest Victory

Chinese reports hail the Tientsin- Pukow railway counter-drive as the war's greatest victory.

It is indicated that the successful guerillas are not attempting to hold the occupied towns and villages after the arrival of strong Japanese re- lieving

Bicy reinforcements. But are practically wiping out scores of

Garrisons. Thereafter, small

they

"disappear."

However, the Chinese regulars at Linyl and on the Taierehwang sector are fighting a frontal battle unequal- led in fury since the engagements at Shanghai-United Press.

Reinforcements Mass

As Wounded Pour In

Pelping. Mar. 31. It is learned herc thant heavy Japanese reinforcements are being rushed up to the front lines.

At the same time foreigh reports state that trainloads of Japanese wounded are on their way to Tient- sin.- United Press.

Swan Culbertson

& Frits

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Afembers of

Now York Cotton Exchange

Chicago Board of Trade

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Correspondents for

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Telephone 00244:

Cable Address 'SWANSTOCK Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building, Hongkong Offices: Shanghai and Manila

POST

From

Japan Shanghal

OFFICE.

INWARD MAILS

Air bind by "Imperial Always

Direct Service"-London dale, 23rd March

Shunghal and Swalow Pakhol

Japan and Shanghel

Shanghai and Amoy

Japan Strails

Halphong

Australia and Mahila

Swatow

Air Mail by "Pan American Airways

Direct Service"-San date, 25th March

Japan

Saigon

and Shanghai

Fer

Nankin

Conte Rosso

Francisco Pan-American

Air Mall" by "Imperial Airways Direct Bervice" London date. 26th March

Java and Manila

U.S.A., Canada, Japan and Manila

(Seattle date, 12th March)

For

Yunnan

Boissevain

Cremer Tinegara

OUTWARD MAILS

Due

March 31. ...April 1.

Imperial Airways Plano Kiansu

...Apri 1.

April 1..

Liangchow

April 1.

Naldern

April

Tsinan

.April

Africa Maru

.April

Behar

.April

G.G. Paul Doumer

April

Nellore

April

Newchwang

.April 2.

Airways Plane Sphinx Houtmon

.April 2.

.April 2.

April J.

Imperial Airways Plane

.April 3.

Protesilaus

April 3.

nghal, Foochow and Swatow

and Shanghai Japan

Soochow

.Apeil 3..

Acncas

April 4.

Straits

Calchas

.April 4.

Tientsin

.April 4.

Straits

.April 5..

Straits

April 5.

.April 5.

Pres. McKinley

.April 6.

Per

Date and Time

.....Thurs., Mar. 31.

G.P.O. and K.P.O. Parcels, ...

.Mar. 31, 5 p.m.

Reg.

Apr. 1, 9.15 a.m.

Ord,

.Apr. 1, 10 a.m.

Talming...Fri., Apr. 1, 0.15 .m

G.P.O. and K.P.O.

the "Earnala Airways Service" (To further polnis by surface transport os Services permit). Kongmoon

Reg., Ord.,

....Apr. 1. 0 m.

Apr. 1, 9.30 s..

Hollow

On Lee Muinam

Fri., Apr. 1. 11.30 a.m..

Air Mail for

Wachow, Kwellin, C.N.A.C. Plane

Kweiyang and Chungking by the "C.N.A.C. Airways Direct Ser- vice"

K.P.O.

Reg. Urd.,

.Apr. 1. § p.m...

„Apr, 2, 5 p.m.

G.r.O.

Reg.,

Oru..

Manila, Rabaul, Australia and New Nankin

Zealand

Brisbane-due vla Brisbane 19th April.

G.

Parcels Reg., Ord.

Straits, Sandakan, Ceylon, India, Naldera

"East and South Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles -due Marseliles 20th. April.

Parcels Re Ord.,

Saturday

Thursday Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, Canada, Emp. of Japan

U.S.A., Central and South America and Europe via Vancouver B.C., (Parcels for Canada only)-duc Vancouver B.C., 19th April ond

Europe via Siberia.

Samshul and Wuchow

Friday

Air plail for Blan, Lanchow and Eurasia Plane ......Fri, Apr. 1.

Chengtu, etc. (via Hankow) by

Fri., Apr. 1, 10a.m.

Fr., Apr. 1.

Apr, 1, 5 p...

.Apr. %, § a

Fri., Apr. 1.

& K. P. 0.

.Apr. 1, 5 p. Apr. 1, p.m..

.Apr. 2, 9 am... ..Fri., Apr. 1.

G. P. O. & F. F. 0.

....Apr. 1, 5 p.m. Apr. 2, 0.40 a.m.. Apr. 2, 10.30 a.m.

Air Mall for “Australia by Imperial Imperial Aleways Piano But, Apr. 2..

Airways Service"due Darwin,

Gih. April.

Ale Mail for "Imperial Airways Imperial Always Plane Sat, Apr. 2..

Direct Service"due

10th. Apr.

London,

G. P. 0, & K. P. O. Reg.,

Ord..

.Apr. 2, 8 a... ....Apr. 2, D

IT!..

G. P. O. & E. P. 0.

BET. Ord

Airways Naldera

12th

Rek.,

Ord,

Air Mall for "K.L.M.

Service"-due Amsterdam, April.

Tientsin

chored off Hothow-Central News. SABOTAGE CASES Straits, Ceylon, India, East

STOUT-HEARTED LAD OF FIVE DEFIED TORMENTOR

VERY RARE

London, Mar. 30, Referring to the recent cases of aircraft sabotage, in the House of Cominons the Earl of Winterton stated to-night it was a matter of utmost difeulty to guarantee im-

damuge munity gall

which could be inflicted in a few seconds by an

disposed

person apparently en- gaged in normal work. The main safeguard must always be the vigi- alance, and loyalty of the workmen

and staff of firms concerned.

In a Kowloon Police Court case yesterday it was reported that Mr. K. M. A. Burnett

to referred Ave-year-old boy, who had been kidnapped, as "a cute little lad,"

"But the present isolated cases of The expression was "a good little

day, damage, deplorable as they are, must lad," Mr. Barnett complained 10-day. The boy in question had steadily not be allowed to obscure the fact refused to abandon his father's suk- that the spirit of the aircraft indus- name and adopt that of his abductor, try as a whole, is excellent, and that and had been caned for this refusal. The woman responsible was convicted and imprisoned yesterdny.

GRETA GARBO AND STOKOWSKI SAIL

Naples, Mar. 30. Greta Garbo, famous fim stur, and Leopold Stokowski, Hollywood or chestral maestre, who are reported to have been married, embarked from here to-day. noparently on their way to Tunis,United Press.

material damage of this kind over

a period of years has been remark- ably small. I should add that there Ja no evidence to suggest that the malicious damage is to be attributed to any agent of a foreign power."-- British Wirelças.

BEAMAN COLLAPSES

A European, Charles McPhee, stated to be A seaman, collapsed outside the Majestic Theatre yester- day from what is believed to be the after effects of sun-stroke. He was taken to the 'Kowloon Hospital.

South Afrien.

Apr.

2, 8 0.30. ..Apr. 2, 9 a.m.

Sat Apr. 2 G.F.O. and K.P.O.

Apr. 2, 9.30 am. ....... Apr, 2, 10 am

Chang On ....Sat., Apr, 2, 10.30 am.. and Africa Maru..Sat, Apr. ź, 2.30 p.m..

Apr. 3...

Shanghai and Japan ........ ***** Yigensang ...........Sat., Apr. 2, 3:30 pm.. Air Mail for "France Orient Air- Sphinx

ways Service"-due Marseilles, 17th April

..........Apr. 2, 4 p.m.

Apr. 2, 4.30 pm. .Sat, Apr. 2. K.P.U. .Apr. 2, 4.16 p.m

.Apr. 2, 8 p.

Sat, Apr. 2.

and E.P.0.

..Apr. 2, 4.15 p.m.

...Apr. 2, 5 p.m.

G.P.0, and 5.

Be

Ord.

-vla Marseilles due Marselles, 2nd May.

Saigon, Ceylon, India, East and Sphinx

South Afrien, Egypt and Europe

G.F.O. And

Reg.

Ord.,

Manila, Straits, Ceylon, India, Conte Rosso

Egypt and Europe via Brindhai -due Brindisi, 24th April,

G.P.O.

Reg

Ord.,

Hollow, Pakhot and Halphong... Kiungsu... Air Mail for Maalia, Guam, Hono- Pan-American

by the "Pan- Airways Plane........8ak, Apr. 2.. Iulu and U.8.A.,

Reg.

Ord.

Rez

Ord.,

Monday

American Airways Direct Service" -due San Francisco, 10th April,

Sat, Apr. 2, 0 p.m..

K. P. 0.

..Apr. 2, 5 p.m.. ...Apr, 2, 5 p... G.P.O.

.Apr. 2, 5 p.m.

.Apr. 3, 8 a.

Swatow, Foochow and Tientsin.. HolhowMon., Apr. 4, 18.20 a.m. Swalow, Shanghai and Tientsin

Choksang...Mon., Apr. 4, 12.30 p.m. Straits, Ceylon, India. Aden, Egypt Acneas..

...Mon., Apr. 4. and Europo via Marseilles--duo

G.P.O. and K.P.O: Parcels, Apr, 4, 3 p.m.. Marseilles, 7th May and London Parcels due London, 14th May. Reg...Apr. 4, 4.15 p.m.

Uru

Apr. 4, 5 p.m..

Amoy and Shanghel

Swalow and Bangkok

Tuencin

Tsinan

Wednesday

.Tues., Apr. 6, 3.30 p.m..

Wed., Apr. 6, 8.30 am..

Kweiyang

*Buperscribed correspondence only.