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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY, JUNE
1986.
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TO-DAY ONLY Ar 2.30, 5.10. 7.15 & 9.30 p.m.
Resolve to see
BROWN ON
RESOLUTION
Based.00 CS FORESTER'S Blasterly novel
A BIG-SCALE SEA EPIC!-
JOHN MILLS:
BETTY BALFOUR BARRY MACKAY
GKUNG-BRITISH PRESE Directed
To-morrow Fredric March Herle Oberon Herbort Marshall United Artists
Release
in "THE DARK ANGEL"
ULLAS
OPENING TO-DAY At 2.30, 5.15. 7.20 & 9.30.
PAULL MUNI
-In
MUSICAL
'COLOUR CARTOON
If This Story: Didna Have A Happy Ending
You Might Not B Alive Today To Se
THE STORY OF LOUIS PASTEUR
Presented by Warner Bros, A Cosmopolitan Production » A First National Picture
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IN THIS FUNNY BROADCAST STUDIO PRODUCTION,
Stars?
WE'LL SAY THEY'RE STARS!
A
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MILLIONS BIR
A Paramount Picture with. JOHN HOWARD • WENDY BARBIE WILLIE HOWARD •BEHNY BAFIR ELEANORE WHITNEY • GEORGE BARBER
MON. MOST THRILLING
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Rush To Join Adventure DANCE
Cruise to South Seas
WOMEN AMONG
APPLICANTS
WEDDING GIFTS HELP TO
EQUIP HONEYMOON
SCHOONER
London, June 15.
IOALS', of letters
Sho
from
young men thirsting for adventure have been received by Mr. Adrian Seligman, who is in search of companions for à sailing trip he and his bride are to make to the South Seas...
Mr. Seligman, a 26-year-old Cambridge graduate, who for the past few years has been sailing the seven seas, advertised for six mon between the ages of 18 and 30 who could put op £100 to join him as crew; he may now have to extend this number to eight.
By the fist post yesterday he received 60 letters, and one man, an artisan, had journeyed from the Midlands in his eagerness for an inter- view.
AS SEEN ON FILMS
Not all the writers can afford the £100, and many beg to be signed on under any conditions
to do the most menial jobs.
Some describe themselves as "adventure-starved"; others have been fred by the glamour of the south Sent- as seen on films,
Another man has £10 left in the world and a sweep: ninke ticket. He wants a place kept open for him till- the last minute.
One woman—there were three women applicants--- gave tragic reasons for wanting to get away from Civilisation.
"It will be a dißieùlt Joh making a selection," Mr. Seligman told a London newspaper yesterday. "8# zarny applicants seem suitable. What we do need badly are a young doctor and a botanist."
Mr. Seligman and Miss. Jane Batterbury are to be married to-morrow afternoon at St. Mary's Church, Wimbledon. Many of their welding presents have been chosen with a view to this trip in a 150-ton schooner, chief among them being a ship's library.
DUE TO-MORROW
MR. T. B. WILSON BACK FROM LEAVE
.OF DEATH
Betty Blossom for several yzará has becu giving her "ture dance" in San Francisco night clubs. The spectacular finale is her appearance surrounded by blazing torches and a "fre-eating" Inish. Recently, one of her torches ignited flimsy draperies in a night club, turning the place into a raging inferna. Four persona were killed and 11 injured in the panic that followell.
CHICAGO CATCHES
ST. LOUIS
(Continued from Page 1)
hit eleven. Giants had five errors
NARROW VICTORY
Mr. T. B. Wilson, General Agent of | and Pittsburgh two. the Dollar Steamship Lines and American Mail Line, who has been on- leave since December last year, will be arriving in Hongkong by the President. Jefferson on Saturday
morning.
Duving. Mr. Wilson's stay in the United States, he has spent a great deal of time travelling in visiting various offices of the Dellar. Steam ship Lines and American Mail Line, nad, mixing pleasure with business, he was happy to renew many old ne- quaintances in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., New York, Buston, Chicago and Seattle, and in various other cities in the United States. He ins also spent some time in Canada.
Mr. Wilson is taking over the South China territory of the Dollar Steam- ship Lines and American Mail Line for Mr. W. T. Goodwin, Assistant Oriental Freight Traffic ✅ Möñager, with Headquarters in Shanghai, who has been in charge during Mr. Wil
son's пbяence.
HAIL THE QUADS!
The progress of the Miles Quadru- plets ut St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, is remarkable and the new photo- graphs of these babies which are being published
even
more than the originals. children at six months of age have now reached normal New York Yankees won a narrow weights: Three of them, as a mat- victory from the Chicago White Soxter of fact, are slightly over. This when Gehrig, and Diekey Tolfe hit is really wonderful going and a re- homers. Even then they could only markable tribute to the efficacy of score seven on eight hits and the Sox Cow & Gate Milk Food on which were close behind with six on ten hits, famous preparation they are being without any home
reared. to help. TUNA Chiengo had one, error.
The
Quads (to use a racing meta- Boston
also
"weigh In" to-day as fol- when won,
Foxx phor) twice, scoring nine on I lows:- seventeen hits against Cleveland, Ernest.-15 lbs. 123 ozs. (3 lbs. which managed four runs
out of 15 eight blows.
Poul-15 lbs. 4 ozs. (3 lbs. 7.azs). Philadelphia
smothered by Ann-15 2bs, 41% ozs. (3 lbs. 1244 Detroit's bats, Johnson's homer being ozs.). their only run. They had two hita. Michach 4-lbs-lbs-19-ozs) Detroit scored thirteen runs. on nine- | The original weights at birth on Leen hits, including Burns' homer. November 28, 1935, are shown in
Washington trounced St. Louis brackets.
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twelve to five, scoring on nineteen The normal weight of baby at hits, though the Browns hit fourteen. birth is about 7 lbs. 71⁄2 oza, and the Stone homered for the Senators and weight usually is doubled at six St. Louis had four errors.-Reuter, monilis.
EXCHANGE RATES
Paris. Geneva Berlin
RETURNING TO Milan
EGYPT
London, June 25.
June 24 June 25. .20.11/04 78.5/64
.15.43
15.42
12.47
12.49
Athens.
538
Osto
Shanghai. New York. Amsterdam Vienna
.0310 10,00 1/2 5.023 7.43
Sie Miles Lampson, High Com- missioner in Egypt, will, return to Lisbon Cairo by air un Saturday to resume Hongkong conversations with the Egyptian Bombay... Government.
Brussels.. Montreal
.201
1214 .38.49/84
1101
1/3
1/G
20.74
.5.034 3012 225
1/2
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MANILA PLOT ATTEMPT TO BELOW
UP DEPOT
Manila, June 25. 03% A plut to blow up the dynamite 10.90 depot of the British-owned Smith 1/3.13/32 Bell Company was folled by the
5.02
police, who receiving information at 7.4014 the last moment, raced from the city and discovered sua- 12112tity of 36.7/64 of
26 to the depot-onked rugs with tins.
110th
382
Thetro
depot contained 10,000 cases 1/3 of dynamite enough to blow up the 1/84 neighbouring villages. A similar in- 29.7344
client occurred a few days ago, when 5.0318
A bomb exploded beside an oil tank owned by the Socony-Vacuum Cor- 222 poration, but however did no damage. 1/2
The
attempts are believed to be the .IDIR
194 work of Political extremists. The 142 police are investigating but no arrests .103
108 have been made up to the present British Wireless,
Sir Miles arived in England on Monte Video. June 4 and has since been in con- Belgrade sultation
Government in Yokohamia. with his Togard to matters which had arisen Silver (Spot). during the earller phase of the Anglo- Silver (forward).1912
conversations. British War Loan.
Egyptian Wireless.
SHEIK HONOURED
Londoa, June 25,
Shelk of Bahrein, at present visit- ing England, was received in audience by the King at Buckingham Palaco his afernoon and was invested willi thie Insigniu of a K.C.LE.--British Wireless,
ON TO TOKYO!!
Allantic City, June 25, The International Rotary Gonven- tion here is considering the proposal to hold the 1041 covention in Tokyo, following the receipt of a warm Japanese invitation.-United Press.
“SCHARNHORST" DUE
The A. Scharnhorst will arrive here on Saturday at 8 n.m. She will berth alongside Kowloon Wharf, and will leave for Europe vin Manila at 6 p.ns. on the same day.
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