No Trade Discrimination

i annual Red Cross Fete held jniara, BSIP, on May 5, was d by the High Commissioner. included afternoon tea, old ss (very popular with the ;s) and numerous novelty A fancy-work stall was id by work done by inpatients e T.B. ward at the Central tal. The Fete raised approxi y £3OO.

big shark, caught apapae beach, when opened sound to contain sortment of un cans of both [?]s and West beef, and a fresh rting this our correspondent re perhaps a little gantly, an occas hen a similar shark was cap rom a passenger [?] which he had serving. The had followed the

[?] since a Jewish passenger had fallen [?]rd early in the voyage. In the interim tems tossed overboard had included a gged stool and a case of over-ripe "Imagine the consternation of all on

board," says our correspondent, "when, upon opening that shark we found the Jew sitting on the stool selling lemons!"

Photo: Max B. du Pont.