1939-05-13 — Page 6

Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 13, 1939.

CANTONNAGE

Is what you put on the weighing machine when you have been living on the Bund for months without taking exercise and drinking Beer other than H.B.

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MORE BRITISH FOR

AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY.

During the first year of the new nsslated migration polley of the Federal Government. 5,071 assisted passages to Australia for British migrants were approved. There was a rapid Increase in the flow of British 'migrants during the last two or three months.

The approved nominations come under the following categories: Per- sonal nominees, 2.110; domestic workers, 1,264; industrial workers, 88; youth for farm work 1,701; children, 653; and persons with capital, 80.

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Photographers. ----- A. stricter supervision of the photo- graphing of Sydney, and its environs. is to be imposed by the authorities. A check will be kept of all aircraft pllots and passengers taking comeras with them into the air. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

MALARIA RESEARCH UNIT FOR EAST

SALISBURY.

A new phase in the systematie at- tack on malaria is marked by the departure of three members of the colony's Medical Research Unit to study malaria research in India, Ceylon and Malaya.

The unit, which is Onanced mainly by a grant of £5,000 per annum for three years from the State Lottery Trustees, consists of Dr. G. R. Ross, head of the Public Health Laboratory, Salisbury; Dr. D. M. Blair, of the Medical Department, who will do field work; Mr. J. H. B. Savory, seconded for three years from the Irrigation Department, who will con- vert the findings of the unit into engineering terms, and Mr. W. D. Alves, of the Public Health Labora- tory,

The Arst three have left for the East. Mr. Alves is making an Inter- sive study of the classification of mosquitoes al the South African Medical Research Bureau, Johannes- burg,

SOUTH AFRICA

RISE IN NUMBER OF MARRIAGES

CAPE TOWN. According to the latest census figures dealing with the marital con- dition of all sections of the com- munity, the proportion of married people among the European popula- ilon of South Africa is greater than it has ever been.

But among Asiatics it has fallen, the percentage of married women be- ing particularly low in comparison with former years. At the time of the census, 57 per cent. of the men in the country over 15 years of age were married and 69 per cent, of the

women.

The number of marriages has risen swiftly since the depression, during which it receded slightly.

Karakul Pelts in Demand.—A message from Windhoek states that pessimists who predicted that karoku! sheep sking would go the same way Os ostrich feathers, continue to be confounded; Last year South-West Africa had a a record export total of

1,250,000 pelts. Very profitable

prices were obtained and the outlook for this season, judging by recent sales in London, shows promise of even a better year for both prices and production. The demand continues to exceed the supply.

Bit Of Erin In Garden

Cleveland, O.

The Irish Cultural Garden, soon to be landscaped, will be laid out in the form of the Celtic Cross, with the pattern of the walks set in slate and sandstone. Two heroic size symbolic Agures are to be placed at the base of the 130-foot long Celtic Cross garden.

BLINDING HEADACHES MADE HER HELPLESS Forced to Lie Down For Hours at a Time

The severity of this woman's head- aches can be easily imagined from her statement that she seemed to lose her sight, and all power in her hands. Other sufferers from headaches will be interested to read her letter:--

"Until last summer I was subject to terrible headaches. While they lasted I seemed to lose my sight and all power in my hands, and was forced to lie down for hours at a time. My aunt (who has taken Kruschen Saits for 12 years With beneficial; results) suggested my try- ing then. I did so, and I've not had any return of those terrible headaches for months, in fact I feel quite cured, I shall always take Kruschen regu- Jarly in future."--(Mrs.) MW.

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