TO THWART IMPERSONATORS
THUMB PRINTS ON DIPLOMAS
N.S.W. DECISION
Sydney, N.S.W.
Revenge For "Powdered Sirens"
OXFORD UNDERGRADS
ATTACKED
Londen.
THE HONGKONG TELEG PH TUESDAY, JULY
CORRESPONDENCE
The Coal Dump
The Editor,
VERDICT IN THE ROSSE CASE
Mysterious Demise of Former Actress
DEATH CERTIFICATE WRONG
London, July 19, An open verdiet was returned to-day by the coroner after an in- quiry into the mysterious death of the former actress, Mrs. Marlon Rosse, whose body was exhumed from its Thames-side grave three months ago.
The "Hong Kong Tolograph." Sir-Referenco has already been made in the local pross to the vont dump on the land between the Kowloon Canton Railway and the sen, fncing Chatham Rond. I understand that this privilege has The Sydney University authori-
The "powdered sirena" of Ox been granted by the Kowloon tles have decided to adopt the ford, who lure the mere male un Canton Railway to a Japanese firm suggestion of the New South dorgraduate from the charms of of coal merchants, and doubtless Wales Medical Board that the his books, have had their revenge for the profit of all parties con- thumb prints and signatures of A vigorous attack upon the cerned. Since the land in ques- graduates in the Faculty of Pentagon Club where man are now tion "belongs" to the Kowloon Medicine shall be affixed to their allowed to enter unchaperoned, Canton Railway, a department of diplomas.
appeared in the leading article of the Government of Hongkong. It the "Isis;" tho undergraduate is presumed that they consider The secretary of the Board, Dr. magazine. The writer deplored they may do as they please with- F. A. Maguire, explained that the "the pernicious oreaion in the out the slightest consideration for move was to safeguard the public flower of English manhood caused owners and occupiers of neigh-
against impersonation.
by the steady growth of feminism." bouring property. I venture to suggesting that "the modern girl submit, Sir, that had that land should be taught the attractions been privately owned, and the
An official analyst, Mr Lynch, of crocheting and knitting."
owners had the audacity to com- testified that he had ydon, unable mit such an outrage in inflicting to find traces of polson in the strenuous day's golf-presumably such a nuisance and eyesore on body, In view of the time that undistracted by the dreaded siren their neighbours, they would have had elapsed since death and the the editor of the "Isis" found been appropriately stigmatised, conditions to which the body had one of his rooma converted into a anathematised and characterised been subjected, it was quite pos "chapel."
therefor, and that the Government sible, he said, that certain polsons In the centre, a small table was would have interfered and preven- could become decomposed, thus covered with sheets of paper upon (ted its continuance; especially if rendering their detection Impossi- which had been printed the worda neighbouring property were own-blo. "Painted Jezebels."
ed by the Government or tenanted by Government officials. Yet a Government Department apparent may commit such an act with Impunity.
It was recognised as the only safe method, of identification in case a doctor's. papers were lost
or stolen, and foll into hands,
wrong!
Dr. Maguire sald that there had been cases of impersonation by persons who were not logally qualified practitioners. The safe- guard decided on for N.S.W. was in practice at Adelaide Univer- eity, but was not universal.
It is hoped that the practice will eventually be adopted though out the world, thus giving pre toction against. "quacks" tc all countries.
The docision, so far as Now South Walon la concerned, will
Returning home after
A prie-dieu stood before the altar." Upon it, opened at the offending article, lay a copy of the "Isis"-liberally besprinkled with ashes-Reuter
come into effect this year. Reuter. HITLER'S
ATTACK ON ÉXPRESS
TRAIN
RUMANIAN POLICE FIRE
ON BANDITS
Budapest, July 20.
ACCOUNT
OF HIS LIFE
"Times" To Give Series Of Articles
London, July 24.
publishing The Times. is series of
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It is unnecessary to refer to the
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The pathologist, Sir Bernard Spilsbury, gave evidence that he had been unable to find any cause for her death. He added that the death certificate was wrong.
Rosse dictated a will leaving all During her inst Illness, Mrs. her estate, amounting to about! £19,000, to Mr. Maundy Gregory, journalist who lived in the same
house.
BENEFICIARY IN PARIS.
The police said that Gregory had been subpoenaed to attend the inquest, but they understood that he was in Paris.
Towards the end of February, a sentence of two months' imiprison- ment in the second division and a fine of £50, with 50 guineas, costs, was passed on Gregory for at- tempting to obtain £10,000 as an
Loake-
nuisance that has already been Buffered by nearby residents in Chathum Rond from coal dust whilst the dumping has been in progress, nor what may be expect- ed when typhoons visit the Colony, or strong winds prevail from the N.E., E. or S.E. Apart from the nuisance caused to residents, the continuance of this coal dump out- rage will have the effect of de- teriorating the value of property articles on German in the vicinity, the demand for inducement for endeavouring to Chancellor Adolf Hitlor based lower rents in consequence,
procure the grant of a title to a The Rumanian express train on his
"Mein the very probable vacating of pre-retired naval officer, Lieutenant- famous book running between Plousti and Kampf." The paper declares that, mises by existing tenants.
Commander Edward Kronstadt was attacked by a band although Hitler's book is well- Government revenue from
Router of masked robbers to-day. Rail-known in Germany, forming the also will be affected.
This very small stretch of rond- way police who always accompany chief piece of National Socialist trains in this region, returned fire literature, public opinion abroad way along Chatham Road, with of the attackers and regular en-has so far not had sufficient some seaview and occasional sea the Peak Tramway when they put gagement took place while the occasion to get acquainted with breezes. Is the only stretch new up a bold advertisement on their horrified passengers concealed its remarkable contents, wherefore left to Kowloon residents who for tramway, merely advertising its themselves as the best they could the articles will give the British some long time have appreciated existence and service. That act of by lying flat on the bottom of the publie an opportunity of penetra- and used it as some sort of pro-commercialism was considered a compartments.
ing into "the singularly concen- menade. The con dump now blight on the fair vista Peak, and in response Some of the robbers succeeded trated mind" of the Fuehrer and to threatens this amenity.
It may be argued that the coal clamour the Peak Tramway Co. boarding the train and robbing a compare his promises and actual
umber of panic-stricken persons. performances. With this end indump is a source of revenue to the removed that advertisement. Many While making their escape, one of view and as a contribution to a Hongkong Government and any similar examples could be adduced the bandits, who tried to get away better understanding of the Ger- inconvenience caused thereby to a ad nauseam. The incident referred over the roof of a car, was shot man revolution, the Times is small section of the community to, however, fados Into insigni- dead. His body later was found offering the articles and excerpts must be ignored. It will be well ficance compared to the coal dump on the track. The others managed from the book to the British remembered what a howl of com-lat Kowloon.
plaint and invective was hurled at! publię. to escapo.
SALESMAN SAM
HEY! YOU'RE AT THE END
OF TH LINE!
YEAH! AND. THESE,
WORMS I'M GOIN' FISHIN' WITH WILL SOON BE AT TH’SAME
PLACE!
of the to the
COALESCENCE.
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Capstan
for
Quality!
ASSEUR R. SHIMIDZU |ASSEUSE S. KISAKI
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ARE PICKEREL, AND A.
MAJORITY OF 'EM
ARE PIKE!
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ITS A BLUE
FISH!
THE RIDDLE GRIDDLE
AM SERVES UP THREE MORE SIZZLERS!
Z. WHY IS IT BETTER TO GET A FOOTBALL INSTEAD OF
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QUICKLY?
ANSWERS
LAST WEEKS RIDDLES–
YOUR TUMMY, WHEN YOU'RE HUNGRY, 18 LIKE THE
LETTERS MT.
2. A LOLLYPOP IS LIKE A RACE HORSE CAUSE LICKING
A MAKES EM BOTH GO!
WOMEN PRESERVE FRUITS MORE THAN THEY USED
TO BECAUSE THEY CAN!