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popular Song Hit
To-day ! Fool
**L HAYO Au Aunt Eliza
Laughter → Rong-nod n
Panch of a story,
A BRITISH PRODUCTION
RENATE MULLER
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THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1932.
WORLD DICTATOR.
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Just because
1 Lost My
Luurt to you"
Fun you'll
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Mu ve you'll silore
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Oooooh Aunty !!! "CHARLEY'S
From the plug ky BANDON THOMA
AUNT
writh
Charlie Ruggles
June Collyer
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HOW TO REMEDY THE ECONOMIC POSITION.
Sir William Boveridge, lecturing at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon street, on "The World Economie Crisis and the Way of Escape," Baid that only a World Dictator could now break his way out.
Ils first three steps plainly would be:
To abolish at once war debts and reparations;
SHIP OF STATE.
“A DANGEROUS CARGO
IN THE HOLD." "Thore has never been a time quite like this since Christ was bora."
TORIES' NEW LABEL.
“THE NATIONAL PARTY."
An attempt In to be made to al ter the name of the Conservativa Party to "The National Party."
The object of the change is "ao This is the view of Sir Hector that it may embrace all voters pre- Duif. former Chief Secretary to pared to put the needs of the na the Government of Nyasaland. ation before party politics."
Feelors are being put out among expressed in the final chapter of "African Small Chop." He Rome outspoken things to say re young Liberal and Conservative garding the state of the world and with a view to ascertaining whether they would be prepares the British Empire.
to join forces with the party.
bas
The followers of Sir John Simon are understood to be partic-
They are said to bo unwilling to go over to the Connervative Party. but would not be reluctant to enter the "National Porty". The name makes all the difference.
The Programme.
Abolish gradually tariffs by
Even a firm hand on the helm of scaling down over a period of years the ship of state, he holds, is an enough to allow of rendjustment;
Put insurance against unemploy-valling if the ably be overweight-intarly interested in the project. ment everywhere on a sound basis. then auk a He would probably
The truth is we have got a lot commission of
prepare of very dangerous cargo in the experts to
controlling pur-hold, and it has broken loose, Lower within the frame such are will in bad weather, chasing power work of the capitalistic system, Le, and fe hanging about under hat reconciling stability of money with ches and playing hell with Che Uberty of production; the other for rivets. reconciling socialistle production, if possible, with progress and free- dom: and he wouk! chose between them.
"BUL
not dictatora," nuded Sir William. "The most that we can hope for in this year or next is that Governments will avol making watter much worse. must plan how to escape the next crisis rather than this ins
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The vlew seems to be that with tarif highly-controversial the "I don't know how it was question "out of the way" there t emuggled in, but there it is-cias no reason why people of all poll- Jealously, indiscipline, the passion teni faiths should not get to for what is called a good time, gether in support of a National
In carrying out to ecunomate Government refusal to face up
The iden has not progressed for facts, lack of vision, lack of faith non-Party programme.
don't mean merely religions faith, but faith in anything-we yet, but its advocates are losirg shall never get on an oven keel no opportunities to press it on the again till all that damned Blauttention of likely members. goes overboard,” .
"Some there are who think this prond old Empire has played out it part, but I am not of them. Many, on the other band, believe that the dangers before us have am not of been exaggerated. them, either. The position in which we find ourslevea
to-day
The sort of programme which might be attempted by the Party would include:
House of Lords reform:
A rigorous" Empire policy and "Wise economy."
Policy-Wholly Tory.
The machine would apparently
and in which the whole civilised be the Tory machine; the leaders world finds itself. has no parallel-would be the Tory leaders-with in Bistory...
the possible addition of, Mr. Ram say MacDonald and Sir John Si mon; the programme, so many of those who have been approached fear, would be the Tory polley.
The question whether the ent the inders Antaries made under
"Believe in the best as long as the Eonomy Act were legal was | referred to by Mr. Baldwin (Lord you can, pray for it if you will. in the hope for it through thick and this Pre-ilent of the Council
work for it without ceasing; br
A motion asking that the nann Home of Commons,
The judgen were seriously con- don't just sit back and dream of the Conservative Party should whether their.com-about it, or imagine it is going to changed in the way suggested before the North stitutional rights were not im-to come of its own accord...and to be brought puired. Their contention is that above all never let anyone peer Counties area of the Conser "ervants of the suade you that the worst cannot valive National Union. It will be They are not
happen: that it is what they ramoved by Mrs. Leeds, of Seaham, Crown.
unthinkable***
the Prime Minister's division. Mr. Baldwin sold:
Liberal members have so far "The House is aware that doubts
proved a little "shy" of the pro- have been expressed by eminent
posal; Tary members say they can jurists as to whether the Economy
see no reason for a change in the Act and the Order in Council made
historie name of their party. under it are legally applicable to the Supreme Court julges.
The judges themselves, while they were all ready to share the
whole i burden undertaken by the nation at the present time, were greatly concerned whether the con stitutional status of their、 offrer has been in any way weakened.
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elreulate during the first few mo ments of running have been devis. ed.
The new engine itself has heen A huge refrigerator has been in-produced for use in Air Force gen- stalled at the Bristol nero-engineral purpose machines and
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"I am glad to take this opporworks for testing the behaviour of mercial aircraft. It was designed Lunity to repent the
drag or assurance the new "Pegasus" engine when by Mr. Fedden, with the primary already conveyed to the junges, starting from cold ander conditions object of reducing the that nothing has been further from similiar to those which might be "air resistance" set up by the nine
in extremely cold radial cylinders.
ring of the intention of the Government met
specially shaped than to derogate in any way from mates. the special position in which judges For purposes of text the engine metal on the Townend principle engine. stand by virtue of the Act of Set- put in the refrigerator and completely encircles the tlement and later Statutes, or to frozen" for the night. In the and the cylinder heads are fur- the nished with "fine" that the ring affect directly or indirectly the in-morning it is taken out and dependence, security and prestige time taken to start it is measured. does not interfere with the reeling
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No She knows it is driving him JIGHT after night, exhausted, worn
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