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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1936,
KINGS Ruxton Trial Sets
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DESPERATE! DARING! She risked a ruthless vongeance to save the man she loved.
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
presents
Barbary Coast
with
MIRIAM HOPKINS EDW. G. ROBINSON
JOEL MCCREA Called Artists Ficture
ALSO WALT DISNEY'S SILLY SYMPHONY in Beautiful
"COOKIE CARNIVAL" Technicolour
TO. MORROW.
"FRECKLES"
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BINNIE BARNES
UNIVERSAL
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MILLIONS IN THE AIR" with WENDY BARRIE JOHN HOWARD
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Acutph Ivor projanić,
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THE GREATEST LOVER
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The Screen's Reigning Beauty-in a Wild Pageant af Barbaric Splendori ** Adalah Zakse Probante..
MeDIETRICH The SCARLET EMPRESS"
JOHN LODGE. SAM JAFFS
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Big Problems For Officials
Manchester, Feb. 29, TRIAL early in March of Dr. Buck Ruxton,
of Lancaster, accused of murdering his thirty-five-year-old wife and Miss Mary Rogerson, his children's nursemaid, has set Manchester Assize officials several unusual problems.
In addition to making arrangements about hotel accommodation for the jurors, who will have to be kept in strict seclusion for possibly a fort- night, they hayo had to see to the rearrangement of the Crown Court; the provision of telophones for the use of reporters, and preparation of several ante-rooms to accommodate the crowd of witnesses and exceptional number of exhibitṣ. PERFECT SCALE MODEL
The exhibits range from photographs and bundles of women's clothes to a full-size bath and a perfect scale model, furniture included, of Dr. Ruxton's home in Dalton-square, Lancaster,
It is understood that one of the counsel to represent Dr. Ruxton at the trial will be Mr. J. Lustgar- ten, the Manchester barrister.
Mr. Justice Singleton, who is on circuit with Mr. Justice Rigby Swift, is likely to take the case.
A commissioner has been ap pointed so that the Ruxton enso will not hold up the other businces
of the assize.
Blood-Test Marriage Law
Hartford, Conn., Feb. 28. Connecticut's blood-test mar. riage law became effective on January 27.
Marriage licences will not be issued until both parties have given samples of their blood to a physician for analysis either. at the State Department of Health or + state-approved laboratory.
The registrar of vital statis- tics will issue a licence five days after a satisfactory blood test is received by him and notice of intentions to wed are filed. -United Press,
BRITAIN BACKING
EMBARGO
(Continued fròm Page 1)
FINAL EFFORT
London, Mar. 2. A final effort to bring about peaco by concillation between Italy and Ethiopia was decided upon at to-day's meeting of the League Committee of Eighteen, which had met at Geneva
Mr. Randolph Churchill who was the Official Unionist- candidate in the Ross and Cromarty by-election in op- position to Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, son of the ex-Premier, was heavily defeated in the by-election last month.
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SHOWING TO-DAY
A MYSTERY DRAMA' THAT' DOESN'T LEAVE
... OUT A SHRIEK OR A GASP 1-
Hugh Walpole Wrote This Thriller!
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KIND LADY
wäle
Aline MacMahon Basil Rathbone
Mary Colle
Prash AllorSOM Dudov Braga a
With Hearst Nows.
Charley Chase.
SHOWING TO-DAY
Australia Bans Plan For ESTARA 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.
Air Mail
Canberra, Feb. 15.
THE Commonwealth Government have rejected the British pro- posal that all mails handled by the England-Australia air-mail service should be carried without surcharge in flying boats.
The Government contend that;
while in some ways the proposal
is attractive, it is irreconcilable with the conditions and require- ments of Australia.
Mr. Lyons, the Prime Minister, announced to-day,that the Cabinet had decided to retain control of and responsibility for the Sydney to Singapore service.
They had advised Great Britain that they desired to retain the Burcharge for a further period of years. They suggested a reduc- tion to 6d. a half ounce from Sydney to London, and 5d. from London to Sydney when the ap popriate time came. Present
rates aro 1s. Od. and 1s. 3d.
If Great Britain should agree to those proposals the Common- wealthy would undertake 10 establish on accelerated biweekly service of high-speed · wircraft which would dater adequately for the increased traile. They hoped that this would coincide with a reorganisation of the British ser- vice to Singapore,
The Commonwealth beloved that this would be the best way to develop Australian aviation while at the same time providing an adequate overseas service.--- Reuter.
British Proposal
The British proposal, made a year ago, by a special delegation to Australk, to reduce the Eng- land to Australia air wall to a
to consider the question of the exten-flat rate of 11⁄2d a half ounce has slon of sanctions to include oil. met with opposition from Aus-
tralia from the first
Italy,
£90.000 an-
A proposal was made by M. Flandin, French Foreign Minister,
While agreeing in principle to who urged that the Committee of
such a reduction, the Common- Thirteen, namely the Council without wealth state that air mail sub-
should be convoked for tosidies already, cost morrow to initiate fresh pence pro- posals. It is anticipated that tele-nually. The proposed drastic re grams will be sent by the Commitice duction would cost about £200,000 to both parties to the dispute, inviting a year more, according to Mr. replica within 48 hours.
McMaster, the Australian Post-
In supporting M. Flandin's pro-master-general.
poral
the British delegate, the The wish of the Commonwealth Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Governinent le to reduce the rate Eden, said he did so the more readily gradually over a period of years. since the whole compass of tho League's endeavours throughout the dispute had been to bring the war to an end. The procedure need cause no unduo deiny, as he understood the Committee of Eighteen sthi had work to do in connection with the operation of existing sanctions.
New Zealand's
Example
NEW AGREEMENT WITH WORKERS
Wellington, Mar. 2. An agreement between the Ministry of Public Works and the workers has
that employees should have a forty hour week, instead of forty-soven, and that workers on holiday should be on full pay.
Hr. Eden added: "At the same time, I think it fair to the Commitice that I should make it plain what is the view of His Majesty's Govern mont on the report of the experts on the oil embargo. The Government are prepared to accept any decision to which this Committee may come, but they must make it clear that, hav ing considered the findings of the ex-been signod, whereby It is agreed perts, they favour the imposition of an oil embargo by members of the League, and are prepared to join in any application of such sanctions if other principal, supplying and transporting States who are members of the League of Nations are prepared to do likewise."British Wirsicas.
DEFENCE PLAN PASSES :
London, March 2. The Cabinet this evening gave final approval to the defence White Paper, long-awaited by the people of Grest Britain-Reuter.
Wages will be the same for married and single mon and no dif- ference will be made between Maoris and Europeana.
The Ministry states the agreement ina now thing and is hoped it will be an example to the world. It does not mean that loss work will be done during the shorter working hours agreed upon but that more men will be employed. Router Bulletin Service, PRECAUTIONS IN
Couservatives' MEDITERRANEAN
Chairman
London, March 2
COST HALF MILLION MONTHLY Mr. Stanley Baldwin, the Primo Minister, has announced the appoint-
London, Mar. 2. ment of Caplain Douglas Hacking, It was announced in the House of M.P., to the chairmanship of the Commons that the monthly cost of Conservative Party, Organisation. the continuance of special naval, Baron Stonehaven's resignation military and air precautions in the from this post was announced early Mediterranean, on the present scale, to-night
pada was estimated to be about £500,000. In a letter to Mr. Baldwin, Baron Mr. Morrison, who replied for tho, Stonehaven states the responsibilities Chancellor, of the Exchequer, when of the post make it increasingly naked whether better use could not be dimcult for him to devote to it the made of this money, replied: No time it demands.--Router:
| air,”---British Wireless.
CENSURE MOVE DEFEATED
NEW INDUSTRIES FOR DEPRESSED AREAS
London, Mar. 2.
In the House of Commons, a Labour motion of censure, moved by Dr. Hugh Dalton, expressing disappoint ment at the Goverment's handling of the problem of the distressed areas, was defeated by 367 votes to 175,
Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, Lord Pro- sident of the Council, intimated that the Government proposed to place im- portant orders for plant with now In- dustries within the depressed arena in the course of the development and execution of Its re-ormament schemes. -Router
INDEPENDENCE REGAINED
CATALONIA ESCAPES RIGHTIST. RULE
"
Madrid, Mar. 2. Catalonia has regained its in- dependence after eighteen months under the rule of a Government of the Right Party.
The President and pinistora of Catalonia have been released from prison under the amnesty decree and they received a tumultuous welcome on arrival at Barcelona.----[Zeuter'a Bulletin Servico.
REASSURING ITALY?
VON STARHEMBERG GOING TO ROME
Vienna, Mar. 2. Prince von Starhemberg, Vice- Chancellor and leader of the Heim- wehr, is going to Rome on Wednes day in order to meet Singor Musso. limi.
The object of his visit, presumably, is to reassure Mussolini regarding his rocent talks in Paris on tho Hapsburg and Danubian questions.— Reiter's Bulletin Service.
POPE HONOURS
CHINESE
ORDER FOR SHANGHAI BUSINESS MAN
Vatican City, March 2,
Mr. Lo Pa Hong, a Shanghai business man, has been appointed Chamberlain of the Sword and Cloak, by His Holiness the Pope.
He is the first Oriental nominated for a post in the Papal Court. Router.
EMBASSY REMOVAL
London, Mar, 2,.
In the House of Commons, reply. ing to Mr. A. E. Chorlton (Con), Lord Cranborne sald the question of the removal of the British Embassy from Pelping is under consideration, and an announcement on the subject would be made as soon as possible. -Reuter.
NEW HEARING REFUSED
Washington, March 2 The Supreme Court to-day denied aro-hearing of the Tennessee Valley Authority casey which failed to shake the Government's right to enter into the power supply business.
-Reitor.
ONE OF THE GREATEST TENORS OF TO-DAY ! ! !
RICHARD
TAUBER
World Renowned Tanor, in bla Mert Briskak Taškin
"BLOSSOM TIME”
Directed by PAUL & STEIN
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FRANZ SCHUBERT'S ENCHANTING MELODIES [1.
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