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A feckless young lovely' of Lepe Always purchased her toothbrushes cheap.
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BERT WHEELER ROBY WOOLSEY
In the howling
adventures of a pair of quack dentists in the Wild, Wild West
SKLY BILLIES
With
DOROTHY LEE
...'cause folks,
You'll yell like Indian...
an
it's a massacre!
RKO RADIC
Picture
Directed by FRED GUIOL Aisolate produser, Lee Marcus
SUNDAY
AT THE
ALHAMBRA
THE HONGKONG
FRENCH CREDIT DRIVE
TELEGRAPH.
AURIOL'S APPEAL
TO PUBLIC "BABY BOND" ISSUE
Parls, Jaly D.
A nation-wido drive to restore the national financial stability has been initiated by the Minister of Finance, M. Vincent Auriol.
FRIDAY, JULY 10,
1936.
FIGHTING UNITS' HEAVY COST
(Continued from Pape 1.).
of safeguarding ourselves against aggression and of playing our part in the enforcement by common.netion of International obligations."-
NAVAL INCREASE
It is abundantly clear, from the fact that a second supplementary Navy estimate Is been introduced RO Don after the Gral, not only tint the polley of making good the de- ficiencies la rapidly gathering volume, but also that there is a great poten tlality for increase in the future, should eircumstances require it.
Although it is proposed to release certain units temporarily attached to the Mediterranean Fleet to the Hunte station and stations abroad, it is the Intention to maintain the strength in Homewhat To-night he brondensi an appeal to the Mediterranean at a
level than formerly. The rich and poor to buy the new no.higher called "Baby Bonds," issued in de-movements contemplated are consi- from the point of nominations of 200 to 100,000 francs.dered desirable
There are two categories of new view of Beet administration and the bonds, the first one-year issues, bear-glying of overdue leave. ing four per cent interest, the In reply to a question in the House end, six month bonds, with interest of Commons, the first Lord of the at three and a half per cent.
Admiralty, Sir Samuel Hoare, asid seven battleships and battle-cruisers The Bank of France will discount are, at present in every way ready the bonds without restriction. for sen, with full peace complements,
M. Auriol also announced that the and
commissioned for gold exortus had ceased, hver 500-trinis, after completing large repairs. 800,000 franes had returned home Seven others are either undergoing the
modernisation, or large repairs, or are refitting, manned by reduced
past fortnight and the state credit was being restored--Renters
WEEK'S TRAFFIC
ACCIDENTS
THREE DEATHS IN LATEST LIST
one is now
erewa or performing training ser- vices, but of these seven all but three ean be made ready for sea at short notice, if required,
AIR FORCE EXPANSION
The increased provision for the Royal Air Force brings the estimated expolitere on that service this year to £50,700,000, which is £24.716,000 mure than the net estimate for 1995-36. The new expenditure is
In the Colony of Hongkong, in-neessary to implement the policy loding the Lanid, Kowloon and the foreshadowed in the White Paper of New Territories, during the weekMarch 3, which contemplated an in- ending at 8 a.m. on Saturday, July crease of first-line aircraft at home 1, there were altogether 42 traille to about 1.750, excluding the Fleet accidents, as the result of which three Air Arm. Overseas units comprising persons were killed and 16 persons 25 squadrons, with strength of ap- were injured.
proximately 270 first-line aircraft, Aill be increased by 12 squadrons by 1939. In addition, the present es timate provides for bringing the maximum personnel of the Air Force this year up to 55,000, an increase of 5,000 on the original total.
Of the persons killed, two Chinese males, lorry passengers, died as the rest of injuries received through failing fram two different moving mator forties, A Chinese seaman on board the Vehicular Ferry, 8. Mau Kim, died no result of injuries received when a private car which started too soon callided with the barrier plank which he was removing trom the bow of the ferry.
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MR. STANLEY BALDWIN, [caving No. 10 Downing Street for the House.
Pin-in-Lung
was
ALBERT. HAS
GONE AND
GOT LOST!
TROUBLE AT ROYAL OBSERVATORY
LAD DROWNED IN POOL
POKFULUM ROAD-
TRAGEDY
The body of Tang Cho-kwan, m ten-year-old Ind, of No. 36 Catchick
Street, was removed to the Publia Mortuary after he was found drown- jed yesterday lu`n pool of about ten feet of water, on the Pokfulam Road, behind a petrol station, near Mount
Davis.
It transpires that at 10 mIL ON
The Eros of the skies has a ready attained fumo. Another minor planet, little Albert. has Wednesday, deceased left his house lately attracted attention by and went to play with two com- getting lost. Now, according to panions, whom he soon left, saying the annual report of Dr. H. that he was going for a bathe. Ho Spencer Jones, the Astronomer was not reen again throughout the
| day. Royal, on the work of Green- wich Observatory, Vesta, Juno. Hebe, and Pallas are coming into their own.
Enquiries made by the anxious father revealed the movements of his son during the day, and Inter ho was taken to the pool by his son's Dr. Spencer Jones" report was pre-companions, where he discovered the sented at the annual visitation of body lying in the pool. the observatory on Saluriny.
It shows that, just as a recent near
Baby May Help Science planetary hody
on
that.
approach of the little planet Erts is proach in 1931, will depend future being used by astronomers to re-estimates of the distance of the sun determine the scale of, the universe, and planets, indeed, of the whole
o the only slightly bigger planets scale of the astronomient universe.
As a preliminary towards calculat- Vesta, Juno, Hebe and Pallas may provide astronomers with a more ing the distance of Eros nt accurate
check on the position of time, Greenwich lins so far examined the celestial equator--the extension some 1,162 photographic plutes,_the of the earth's equator among Die distances on them connecting Eros stars.
with the "background stars" and the The odds at the moment are on "background stars" with one another Vesta.
being accurately measured up in The objective is to find a suitable each case. And the work is still for
whose path round from Anished. the sun can be accurately calculated;
From the point of view of equip- A post-mortem examination and whose position at any time can
be accurately observed. The bigger ment, this year's visitation of the recently performed
are unsatisfactory because observatory was noteworthy for the planets Thomas Custy, the two-year-old they cannot be treated as points. Bu showing of the new "transit circle # which by with an open safety pin in Vests, Juno, Hebe and Pallas area special form of telescope
will be used, ilke Ita predecessor, for his lung, who died in King's being given a chance.
The difficulty is to obtain an ac-measuring the positions of important College Hospital, London.
curate enough formulation of their stars. Following are other items.
Unfortunate from Dr. Spencer Jones' report, patha round the sun.
their behaviour shows a large
Big Ben was discovered to be as. eccentricity supposed much ns 20 seconds in error ΟΠ
of their SCX,
astrono- January 17 fast, owing to the ac while Russian Meantime, mers tackle the necessary mathema-cumulation of show on the hands,
The temperatures of more than DO Docters and nurses fought for ninees, Greenwich is keeping their
stars were taken during the year. weeks to sare Baby Thomas's life, movements under observation.
1,162 PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES He lay in special oxygen tent.
Eres, in proportion in ita size, is- The biggest speed of movement the Royal Observatory an observed during the year in the gases giving
which form the giant "prumintnces," even greater amount of trouble.
On measurements of its distance regularly seen around the sun's sur- from the earth, at its last near up-face, was about 120 miles a second,
Mr. Thomas Custy, the baby's father said that he had agreed to.. the examination because he felt of
would be in the interest of science and of other children.
it
But his parents were sent for from their home at Oldham, Lanes, Tam- my's life was ebbing.
The amazing story of Baby Thomas was tot in the Boogkong Telegraph last month.
Of the total estimate, £8,055,000 is for payments likely to mature before March 31 as the result of the policy of long-term orders for large numbers of air-frames and engines and an- Early this year he was taken to the If the persons injured, eight were eillary equipment and stores. This Royal Manchester Children's Hospi- Jedestrians who were either walking includes progress payments on air-tal suffering from pneumonia. An or running across the road and were craft equipment and stores which will X-ray revealed an open safety pla struck by vehicles. Two trancar not be delivered until 1937 and 1938.
An operation to close in ne lung. passengers and one ne passenger Much heavier provision for the bulk and remove the pin had to be stop- were injured while slighting from of the cost of this programme will,ped for fear the baby might collapse. moving trancars and a moving motor it is stated, have to be inade In
Two more operations failed. bus respectively. One tricycle driver, later years.
the baby was taken tu London. two private motor car drivers and two The new expenditure of 26,600,000 priváte moter car passengers were for the Army, includes provision for isjured as the result of collisions be-additional charges in respect of the tween vehicles.
programme for remedying Army de Of the 42 accidents, I were col-ciencies, special mensures taken in Bisons between vehicles; 10 were connection with the Halo-Abyssinian endlisions between vehicles and pedes dispuite, including the cost of main- trinns and 11 accidents were due to taining troops Away from their other causes,
stations, and the present Palestine emergents.
BRITISH SOLDIER
PASSES
FUNERAL OF RUR,
RIFLEMAN
T
theas
It is reened that the Chancellor of the Exchequer provided £20,000,000 its the Budget for defence supplemen- tary estimates. These already amount to $29,059,000.-- British 19'irelona,
The funeral took place at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Happy 1 Valley, yesterday, of Hifleman Carlin,
FASCIST HEAD- ARRESTED
Madrid, July 10. General Mola, believed to be head
of the Royal Uister Bitter, who died of the Spanish Fascist organisation,
on
Wednesday
Hospital.
was a
al the Military
A nalive of Belfast, Riffernan Cortin a single man and attached to "C" Company The band of the Battalion, accompanied the corlege and the service vias conducted by Fr. H. de Angelis with full malli- tary honours.
Lt.-Cal. R. M. Rodwell, Officer Com- manding, and Capt. R. N. Thicknesse, Adjutant, with other allicers and the whole of "C" Company sent wreaths and were present at, the funeral,
SNATCHER MAY BE BIRCHED
GRABS BAG & THROWS LADY TO GROUND
Convicted for bag snatching. Wong Chun, 30, anemployed, of no lixed | abode, was remanded by Mr. C. B. Burgess at the Central Magistracy toly to
to be examined!
his Hitness for n thrashing.
as to
Sub-Inspector Kirby said that Mrs. Tam Sie-ra, of Bonham Road, was walking along Caine Road about 4.45 p.m. yesterday whon Wong suddenly grabbed her bag, threw her to the Kround and ran away. He was chased by a Shantung constable and arrested in Queen's Rond,
"This kind of larceny is becoming much too frequent in this locality,' remarked Sub Inspector Kirby,
The ng contained money and Jewellery valued at $30,
was arrested to-day,
He was chief of Police in Madrid ander the dictatorship of Senor Printo de Rivera, but was dismissed when the republic came into being,-Reuter,
NEW
BRITISH .COINS
London, July 0. The Chancellor of the Exchequer 10. day announcer in the Commons that, in nerordance with custom, specimen sets of the first issue of the coins of King Edward VIII, including gold coins, will be issued in due course British Wireless.
HEAD FOR BARCELONA
Barcelona, July 5. The Director of the Philippines Tobacco Company, one of the concerns backing the hht, has had a radio message from the pair of Manila-to- Madrid airmen stating they will arrive at Barcelona 10 am on Saturday United Press.
The
2
NEW AIR LINE
Canton, July 10.- first of the Canton-Hanol Transportation Company's aeroplanes departed for lianoi at 8 a.m. to-day
United Press,
Tiren
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"TELEGRAPH" ART SUPPLEMENT
To-morrow's Picture Features
Many interesting groups will appear in to-morrow's iste. the Telegraph Pictorial Supplement, including those taken at the weddings of Mr. 1. W. Lang and Miss A. M. Dickson, and of Mr.--Wong- Man-kin and Miss C. Cheung. Other groups will be of volleyball teams taking part in the Yat Kee Cup Competl- ·· tion, stuff the Tung Wah Eastern Hospital, staff of the Ching IIwa College, the Indian Company of the Police Reserve, and players representing the Navy and Defonce Corps who recently met in a bowling match at the Hongkong Club,
of
There will also be further reproduction of entries in the Telegraph Amateur Photo- graphic Competition, whilst the Supplement will contain- the popular feature and enter- tainment pages, results of last weck's Children's Competi- tion, and details of a new contest for the kiddies,
INGYENESÆT BE (UNAIFONO OLJENJEZICI LANKAN TETAPI
FUNDS FOR ATHLETES
Paris, July 9. Although not participating officially in the Olympic Games in Berlin, the French Government has voted a credit of 1,000,000 francs to enabit the French Olympic Committee to be represented at the games-Renter Bulletin Service.
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The Hongkong Society for the Pro- tection of Children desires to acknow ledge with grateful thanks a sum of from "the Accountancy- $209.80, Secretarial Institute, being proceeds from the Accountants Ball held on Juna 30 last, and to express.Its ligh appreciation of the subcons of the function, due to the excellent work of the organisers in the interests of the Society.
The Love Of Money
Yuen Hin, 89, unemployed, was sentenced by Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy this morning, to Charged before Mr. W. Schofield, at six months' hard labour on a charge the Central Magistracy this morning, of breaking into No. 154 Jake Road, with having assaulted Chan So, a boy third floor, and stealing a leather kuflease, property of Mrs. Y. get 14 years, causing grievous by Yamamoto. Detective-Sergeant C. harm, at 53 Shing Wa Road. thiril floor, on July 8, Tre Kwang, 20, mar. Dowman said complainant's son saw is the root of evil, says an old proverb, ried waman, was bound over in $30 to defendant carrying the sultens in and this is especially true it money. He is saved at the expense στ your keep the peace for one year. Detec Jatte Road and recognised it.
CRnt C. Dowman stated, that } questioned defendant, who dropped health. Besides, quite a modest sum
hat the bag and ran constable. and defendant
but was ar-will buy you a vial of Pinkettes, the
Defen living on the same floor. About 2reated by an Indian
Intors, which dispel constipation, cor- p.m. on July 8, defendant was mand- dant had gained entrance into the le illo laxatives and liver regu on the rect liverishness, banish billousness, ing clothes in the doorway, when com floor by breaking the lock
He ransacked the floor in mick headache, il temper, gloom, in plainani trod on her toes. She scold- door. ed him, and he called her namesstole the suitcase.
search of money, but Anding.none, single night. Pinkettes also keep She then chased him, and struck him
Defendant ad the skin clear, the breath puro, and on the leg with a pair of scissors. It mitted a previous conviction for quickly relieve Piles, Chemiata ovory-
larceny. was only a slight cut.
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