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CONFLICT! woman of fire against a man of steel...sharing dan- ger and love with- out thought for the dawn they could not. postpone! Alexander Korda presents

Marlene DIETRICH GOBERT DONAT

in

knight without armor

From the novel by

* JAMES HILTON •

Auther of "Lost Horizan”.

TO-MORROW

United Artists

7.39-0.30

Directed by

JACQUES FEYDER

A London Fi Released thru United Arilats

At 2.30, 5.10,

7.15 & 9.30 p.m.

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CHARLIE CHAN MEETS MATCH IN NEW THRILL HIT ! This wily Chinese sleuth faces the most dangerous opponent of his career when he meets. Boris Karloff.

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DAYS

WARNER Charlie Chan' OLAND

BORIS

VS. (Frankenstein)

KARLOFF

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THE MOST AMAZING STORY PICTURES EVER TOLD ! You will now see the screen version of the drama that stunned

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THRILLING DRAMA OF A BABY-FACED KILLER !

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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 17, 1938.

OVER

HELL LET LOOSE OVER HUIHOW AND KIUNGCHOW: DRAMATIC BOMBING STORY

HOIHOW, JANUARY 12.

WHEN THE FOG LIFTED FROM THE STRAITS AT ABOUT 7.30 THIS MORNING, THE INHABITANTS OF HOIHOW WERE ALARMED TO FIND THAT TWO JAPANESE WARSHIPS HAD CREPT IN DURING THE NIGHT AND WERE ANCHORED JUST OUTSIDE OF THE HARBOUR LIMITS.

Anxious

the! watchers kept invaders under observation, but for well over an hour no unto- ward move could be discerned from the shore. Finally, at about 8.45, two large sea-planes left the vicinity of the vessels and circled over Hoihow, appar- ently conducting observations.

for 15 They then disappeared minutes and later returned followed after by three other machines, which hell was let loose over Hoi- how and the city of Kiungchow, which is in the near vicinity.

MATERNITY HOSPITAL

HIT

on

Two bombs scored direct hits o the Kiungchow City Maternity Hospital, which was mercifully al- most empty at the time and,

al-

CHINESE AMBASSADORS' CONFERENCE

Brussels, To-day.

The Chinese Ambassadors and Ministers who have been meet- ing in Amsterdam, where they had assembled to greet Mr. Son Fo, · on

special mission to Europe, left yesterday on their return to the capitals to which they are accredited.

Results of the Amsterdam deli- berations are still being kept a close secret. Reuter.

Gave £200 'Tips' To

though the buildings were razed to Dance Girls,

the ground, there were no casual- ties here.

Court

One bomb hit the High Prison, 4 prisoners being killed and

5 others wounded.

Waiters

Harold Russell Ryder, Wall- Two bombs landed in the crowd- street playboy, who a few years. ed slum area of the North Gate, ago was spending $200,000 a month, demolishing two houses, but the has died penniless in Sing Sing occupants had already taken cover jail.

begun a five-year sentence for fleecing investors with Nine bombs landed on-open fraudulent stocks. ground in the vicinity of the City:

in safer quarters and fortunately He had just nobody was killed.

SOCONY OFFICE ESCAPE

Ryder began as a runner for brokerage firm, entered big specu- lation just after the war, and by hhe time he was thirty was worth The Socony Office had an extreme- a million pounds. Eight months a bomb before the 1929 crash which ruined ly narrow escape, when landed directly on the building next him he had a bank balance of three door. This was blown to pieces millions.

dinner every

and one young man was killed and In those days his two children seriously injured, night cost him £200, he gave chorus

8 £200

notes because he liked while a maid-servant, who has been girls since missing, is believed to have the way they danced, gave a simi- lar tip to a head waiter because he been buried in the debris.

One bomb landed in a paddyfield, enjoyed his dinner, and showered where an old woman on her way to pearls on night club hostesses. work was literally blasted into shreds.

The raiders, in addition, ma- chine-gunned the streets and build- ings, but the inhabitants were all under cover, so that this last piece of pleasantness had little effect,

Finally, at 11.45, the 'planes re-

In seven months he spent near- ly £1,500,000. More than £200, 000 of it went on clothes.

"come Twice he attempted a back, but the law did not like his methods. His first effort in 1930 ended in a three-year sentence.

turned to the warships, which £62,567 LEFT BY LORD

at

weighed anchor and departed about 1.30 p.m. to the intense re- lief of all residents in this vicinity.

Reuter.

FILM AT UNIVERSITY

KYLSANT

Will Of 14 Lines

Lord Kylsant, former chairman of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., who died in June, left gross estate of £62,567 with net person- ality of £31,643.

The will

Dr. Heide, the well-known Ger- man professor who is head of the

By the terms of his will, of 14 Bacteriological and Hygienic De- lines only, he bequeathed the whole partment of the Military Medical of his estate to his wife absolutely.

been Academy in Canton, has

was made in 1994, two specially invited to show a unique

10 film he has made, at the Hong Kong years after his release from Worm-

wood Scrubbs, after serving University at 8 o'clock this evening. The film, which deals with micros- months of a sentence of 12 months, copic work, is the first film of its imposed on him at the Old Bailey on. A charge of publishing a kind made in China and the first to

prospectus with intent to deceive be shown in China.

shareholders.

--Lady Kylsant was the daughter The P and 0.8.8. "Carthage" and a heiress of the late Thomas left Singapore on the 15th instant Morris, of Coomb, Camarthenshire. and is due here on the 19th instant Lord Kylsant died without a son at about 4 p.m.

to inherit.

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