THE
HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH.
MONDAY,
JUNE
11, 1934.
CHARMING BRIDE
ARMED ROBBERY
DROUGHT RELIEF
This is no
FISH STORY
--But, nevertheless, Bernards' of Harwich- are going to tell you something about whales
VERE & COS
HELENA MAY SECRETARY MARRIED
BRITISH ACCOUNTANTS LOSE $12.000.
Shanghal, May 9.
ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
Washington, June 10.
There was a pretty wedding on
A British firm, Messrs. Seth, President Roosevelt sent a Mes- Saturday at the Unton Church, Kennedy Road, the bride being Manceli and McLure, leading ebar-sage to Congress yesterday re Misa Dorothy Wilson Westland. tered accountants in Shanghai,commending the expenditure of
mi victims of unusually $250,000,000 on a drought relief only child of the late Mr. G. G. were: Westland and Mira, Westland of daring armed robbery this after programme.
the bride-noon.
The programme provides for the Kandy, Ceylon, and
Charles Lamb- About 4.30 p.m., just after the relief of human suffering, the pur- grgon, Mr. Arthur Casper, son the late Mr. C. A. return of two shroffs from collect, chase of livestock for distribution Lamb-Gasper and Mrs. Lambing four armed Chinese entered among the needy, loans for far- Gaspor, of Kensington, London the oflees and held up everybody mers to buy feed and to buy sub-
Mr. marginal land. The Rev. E. G. Powell officiated at at pistol-point. Including
It is also planned to pluca de- the ceremony, while appropriate McLure himself, music was rendered on the organ
The gunmen shepherded all the stituto farm familles on by Mr. G. E. Longyear.
staff upstairs to a mail room locations, establish work camps, Yellow chrysanthemums and white where they were locked in, and provide employment in the drought lad/oll, used for decorating the then made off with $12,000 in cash. area and purchase seed for 1936- Church; toned in beautifully with the
of No arrests have yet been made, planting.-United Press. beige and yellow colour Keheme the bridal group,
-Renters
1
TERRORISM
new
The bride, who was given away by! the Hon. Sir Thomas Southorn, K.D.EE. Lindsell, The Hon. Mr. E. D. C. M... Toaked charming in n Wolfe, C. Mrs. Wolfe and Miss belge Pran d'Any luce own set off Walfe, The Hon. Dr.. A. R. Welling- with a smart little rose beige toque ten, c.s.a, MRCB, IRC... and Mrs. ANOTHER PROBLEM FOR and shoulder length veil of silk tulln Wellington, Mesdames R. E. Lindsell,
DR. DOLLFUSS in a toning whade. She wore long J. A. Fraser, E. Cock, C. E. L. Grist,
Vienna, June 10, white kid gloves and a shoulder aprayo. C. Womack, J.-Durran, A. M. of blush roy gladioli. She carried no Bowes-Smith, G. D. R. Binck, S.
Numerous terrorist ae's are re- Bowers. The wedding gown was Thomson, C. L. Farmer, J. G. Meyer, "Eunice creation.
E. G. Powell, W. Robertson and R. K.ported from all parts of Austria,
A Helmwehr detachment, guard- Frocks of primrose organdio with Wallace. Tats to match were worn by tho Others present were Mr. E. N. En-ing the railway tunnel at neg Maids of Honour, the Missen Kathleen sor, Commissioner of the Chinese was fired on from the mountains. killed and one Markham, niece of Mr. and Mrs. 7. Baritime Customs, Mr. and Mrs. One soldier was
ally, Commissioner of Customs, Hot-Trail, Mr. and Mrs. G. Cook, Mr. and seriously injured. how, and Marie Paterson of Queen's Mrs. G. A. Angus, Mr. and Mrs. Lay-
A vinduct was blown up at Sem- College. They carried sheaves of mond Smith, Mr. Peter Jackson. Mrs. orange and primrose gladiol.
Briggs, Mrs, J. D. Lloyd, Mrs. Cull-mering, delaying trains from Italy. The railway line was nlag blown Mrs. F. D. C. Wolfe, M.... ueled son and dies. E. Davidson, as Matron of Honour. The duties of
After the ceremony, lunebeen re-up at Krembs, presumably in or best minn were undertaken by Conception was held at No. 1 St. John's der to Interfere with the tour of ander 3. B. Morpeth of the Chinese Place, Garden Road, and later, the members of the diplomatic corps, Maritime Customs.
happy couple left for their honeymoon guests of the Government. which in being spent at Cheung Chau.
The Danube steamer station at Many Friends Present
blown up and a For her going-away dress, Mrs.
Muasdorf was Many friends of the bride and|Lamb-Gasper chose
cotton ivory
explosions are bridegroom were present at the cere tweed trimmed with nature blue, number of tob mony, among
them beine Lady This ensemble was also a "nice" reported from other parts of the Southern, Mrs. O. C. Borrett, Mrs, R. | creation.
country.-Reuter.
A SIMPLE CALCULATION
Hongkong Telegra
IS PORTACAT SELEBSATION MOMJURY WIS
*Belegraph.
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FOR SUMMER
WEAR
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