THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY,

AUGUST 11,

OGPU GAOL LONDON WOMAN AS SPY

Pay Visit To Hotel Bedroom In Early Morning Hours

DARK-EYED, beautiful Eva Lowenbury, one of the London-born variety artists the Linde Sisters, lies in a Soviet gaol where she was taken without explanation three months ago.

She and her sister, Ivy Linden (Linde is the sisters' stage name), were ordered out of hed by Ogpu agents, who entered their room with a skeleton key in the Astoria Hotel, Leningrad, at 1.30 a.m. on April 24.

They were ordered not to speak to each other. While they changed from their nightgowns their luggage was searched, and papers confiscated.

Four hours later Eva Lowenbury was marched away. Her sister was i not fold where she would be taken or why.

Ivy Linden, dark like her sis-¦

ter, said to "} London 1C-

porter at her home in Mont Car Plunges

Pleasant Lane, Clapton, E., “'I

have since heard from Leningrad Into River:

that my sister is charged with espionage and terrorism.

"It 1s ridiculous. We were in Russla four months doing our act.

Girl Dead

-All the time we Were Bogetire. Laughing gaily, a party of! motorists pulled up by the River:

Wherever she went I went,

"The Foreign Office say they can Trent at Gunthorpe, near Not- do nothing. Eva married a German tingham, last month.

and singer Reinhard |

band leader Lowenburg twelve years ago.

MARRIED RUSSIAN "He has been ving In Leningradi for two years. Last September Ev received letters from a woman called i Zina in Leningrad. She said she was! Ulving with Eva's husband. In the letters were mutilated photographs of Eva,

"She went to Leningrad at once. bizt found her husband and the woman were two days' Journey away, and she had to dy back to England' to keep an engagement.

"We went out to Russia together in December to fulfil a contract there.

"In March she divorced her husband, and 011 April 14 she married a young interpreter called Saharoval,

"We went to Leningrad to catch the bout home on April 23. We missert it, because the Russlang kept our pass ports.

"That night we went to bed as usual. My sister wns asleep, and was dozing when two men and she woman assistant manager hotel walked in without even knock- Ing.

LETTERS SEIZED

of the

"Whenever we tried to speak we

⚫ were silenced. They opened alt aur trunks, took our letters and diaries. and then had an hour's 'phone talk! with somebody.

Suddenly their laughter turned to horror as one car shot forward and plined into the water, 17ft, deep.

in the car were:

Mary Bradbury, of Deva Drive, Sherwood, Nottingham.

Mrs. Sally Deakin, of Sycamore- road, Nottingham, and

MIN daughter.

Doreen

Deakin, er

Hearing shrieks, two young men. in the Unicorn Botel rushed out. pulling off their clothing as they

ran,

at

UFS

IRISH HOME FROM SPAIN-At right is General Owen O'Duffy, commander of the Irish Brigade that recently returned to Dubilň, after seven months' service with General Franco's Insurgent forces in Spain. With him is 'Major O'Sullivan, second in command of the brigade. The Irish notülers charged they were poorly led and lacked sufficient supplies.

BANKRUPT, ARRESTED AFTER 4 YEARS, FREED

HUG

(By H. L. McNally)

UGH PATRICK FAY, a giant Irishman, 6ft. 4in. tall, towered over counsel in the witness-box of the Bankruptcy Court, London recently as he told how he had been deported from Canada, arrested in Liverpool, and kept in Brixton Prison since June 19 last.

His public examination revealed that he had been made bankrupt in July 1933, with liabilities of £2,889 and no assets. 19

During the court luncheon interval Fay remained in custody, but afterwards he was released.

First into the river Pabon, whe saw the head and shoulders of one woman emerging from the sliding roof. He helped heri out.

were;

Mrs. aut

Deakin Miss brought round, but efforts to revive Mary Bradbury failed.

Then, with a companion, be gut the other two women out.

Mrs, and Miss Deakin were taken by ambulance to hospital,

"Sure I'm off out of this as fast as my legs can carry me," he told me afterwards. "I'm off to Dublin to-night.

1937.

T

RADIO BROADCAST

Piano Recital From

The Studio

LONDON VARIETY Radio Programme Broadcast by Z.B.W, on wavelengths of 355 metres (045 h.c's.) 31.40 metres (9.52 m.e's.),

II.K.T.

p.m.

12.30-2.15

European Pro- Kramme.

12.30 Selections from Verdi's Operas

"Faislar" Act 2; Sul Fil D'un (Sotto Elesio; Toti Dal Monte (So- prano) and Members of the La Scala Orchestra, Milan; "Otello" Acts 3 and 4; Dio: Mi Putes) Scagliar; Niun Mi Renito of Otello); | Teina—(Death

Zanell (Tenor) and Members of La

"Otello"

Act Scala Orchestra, Milan

4: Ave Maria, Picna Di Grazia; Can- Zone Del Salce; Elisabeth Rehber

Act 1 "Rigoletto" 1: Pari (Soprano); Siamo! "Un Ballo In Maschera" Act Eri Tu Che Macchiavi Quell' Anima; Giovanni Inchilleri (Bari- and Members of La Seulh Or-

Vira, Milan.

1.00 Local: Time signal and Weu- ther report.

"Casse Noisette" Tschaikowsky; Overture Miniature; Marche; (a) Danse De La Fee Dragee (b) Danse Des Mirlitons; (a) Danse Chinoise (b) Dane Russe, Trepat; Valse Des Fleurs; Danse Arabe; The B.B.C. Wireless Symphony Orchestra Cond. by Percy Pitt.

1.30 Reuter Press; Rugby Press; Local: Weather forecast and An- nouncements.

1.40 Paul Robeson (Bass),

Song Of Freedom (From film Song of Freedom); Lonely Road (From lm Song of Freedom); The Black Emperor (From thm Song of Free- dom).

1.50 Variety and Danco Music. Did You Mean It? Have You For- Rotten So Soon? Greta Keller with Fred Hartley and his Quintet; Fox Trot-Your Heart and Mine: Fox' Trot-Keep A Twinkle In Your Eye: From Lew Leslie's Blackbirds of 1030); Jack Harris and Ilis Orches traj Two Heads Against The Moon; When April Comes Again (From Hollywood Revels of 1936); Cliff Connolly (Tenor, with Piano Ac-

comp); Rumba-Spanish: Jake: Waltz A Gift From Heaven; Harry Roy und His Orchestra.

2.13 Close Down.

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-11 pan European Programme, 7.00 Variety. I'll Walk Beside You (Lockton--

Come

True

(Eatherley-Elliott); Walter Glynce (Tenor); Charlie

"It's a change of clothes I'm fine job gold mining out there, Murray); The Valley Where Wishes wanting." he explained, "and and I'll be all right." then a good meal. Then it's Ireland and afterwards South Africa.

All fixed up. I have a

Postman is Taking Steps

BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

THE postman is in revolt against stair-climbing. With the ever-increasing tendency in larger towns to build now new blocks of flats and tenements as slums are cleared the

problem has become a first-class issue in the Post Office.

**They took

sister my

sway about five In the morning. No- body knows where she is poor Eva.

"I couldn't find out anything. except that somebody told Lowenburg and the woman Zina

hotel."

Cheeky Cell To

"I'll be making fois more in us time. South Africa and gold mines Kunz Piano Medley No. D. 3; Intro:

Across the great divide; The night are the place for me. "I'm one of the Fays, of Dublin, young and you're so beautiful; Boo- you know, the acting family. What boo; The Coronation Waltz; I'm still Delyse; Charlie I lost is lost, and that's all in love with you; money

of there is to H

Kunz (Plano Solo); Confessions "Ah, don't talk to me about my (Comedian);

W

Max Miller inventions. Maybe they're worth a Will You Remember? (From the str Dreams; lot and maybe they're not."

Jeanetta MacDonald Fay's

passing Maytime'); policeman as he hurried away to (Soprano) and Nelson Eddy (Bari-

"Gipsy tone); wash and change and prepare for Wanderlust-Waltz (Smith); Alfredo Caprice (Ferraris); his trip to the old country.

and His Orchestra. .SAVINGS LOST

figure dwarfed

in court. +His

7.30 Closing local Stock Quota- tions and Hongkong Exchange Mar twice while he was

His Irish temper flared once or ket Report.

7.35 Light Orchestral Music, wavy white hair became ruffled and Because (d'Hardelot); A Little he appealed directly to my lord-Love, A Little Kiss (Silesu). Albert Sandler and His Orchestra; The

He has now, asked the depart- Eiffel Tower. Another beals this ship." as he called the registrar, ine

ment that where his "walks" in figure. His "walk" rums up to 2,910 bad been arrested In another volve excessive stair-climbing steps.

his load should be reduced below!

HEALTH INQUIRY

Dr. H. B. W. Morgun.

Russlans."

She added: "It is all so absurd. the present figure of 351b., and Eva has always sympathised with the that the duration of his athletic medical officer of the Postal Workers advisory effort should not exceed three hours Union, in collaboration with Dr. G. P. per day.

Crowden of the London School of riy- gation, to last more than giene, is conducting a medical invesli- year, into

Running about the Clapton home is ten-year-old Sonia Lowenbury. She

is in prison.

His offcial working hours, he com- has not yet been told, that her mother plains, are the same whether in fat:

ur on the flat. Instead of "walks'

this is the offcial description-betag on the level, as previously, he is now for ever "going up and up and up."

COUNTING HIS STEPS

Forty-Six Boots Mark His Trail

Jock Scoll, of Woking, full- ing to land a job in London, thought he'd walk off his dis- appointment.

He's just back from the walk. It began in 1933 and was 15,000 miles long.

Into

Twenty-three pairs of boots, cast the gutter £15 their service censed, marke Jock's trail to Cape- town.

Just to make the walk more than a whim he took with him a letter from Sir Ian Hamilton to the Cape- town Highlanders.

The answer came back with him

to Southampton recently.

Its worst time?-When he took a -1,000-mile wrong turning.

The Abyssinian War stopped his trek south at Wadi Halla. He had to make a detour.

His most exciting moment?—When he lost his false teeth in the Libyan Desert,

An Arab policeman, who saw him hunting around, gave chose, He thought Jock was a spy.

Iffs way is skyward. Some areas are now composed of nothing but tenement buildings and Bats.

The postman has taken to counting well as watching his steps. One man says that every morning he

→as

of

He described his work as an en-Knave Of Diamonds (Steele): Love gineer in Canada, and displayed his In Idleness Serenata (MacBeth); passport to show that he had been Alfredo Campoli and His Salon Or- deported for entering the country chestra, Gipsy Moon (Borganof); of his savings of 122,000 in a bank Immortal Strauss (A Medley illegally. He said he had lost most Albert Sandler and His

Orchestra; failure in the United States.

Strauss Waltzes); Part 1-Valces of L. A. West, senior official re-Spring: Tales from Vienna Woods. Mr. ceiver, asked:

One Nights; Roses Were you, in July Thousand and the effect on health of stair-climbing. 1926, convicted at Los Angeles, Call- from the South; Fledermaus; Part 2

fornia, for conspiracy and grandpharen Klange; Voi

Voices of Spring: Emperor Waltz; Wiener Blut; Vien- nes Waltz Orchestra.

8,00 London relay-Varicly.

Willium Walker Including Anne de Nys, "The Four Crotchets'

A London borough engineer has re- larceny? ported that to climb four flights of Fay: Yes, stairs of 61 steps a 10st. man expends suficient energy to raise 2 tons Bewis, HIS INVENTIONS

to a height on one foot.

and

I think you were sentenced to and. Harry Tale. Production by

The Post Office has 710 remedy term of imprisonment and actually. H. C. Piffard. to offer to meet the new conditions served 18 months there?--Yes, brought about by social and housing! Were you deported from Canada Plano. changes which it is powerless to alter, to Ireland?—Yes.

8.30 Studio Ruth Litvin at the

He arranged for the formation of Major; F. Minor No. 10; Pastorale S. Scarlatti; Cappricioso No. 15 A type of postman for stair-climbing a company to exploit inventions of Minor No. 3; Grig: Birding Op. 13 At any rate, the restriction on the his for making gramophone records, No. 4; Nocturne Op. 34 No. 4; Lullaby

It may have to recruit a more athletic

is faced with the ordeal of climbing open-necked shirt is expected to be but the company talled, 1.449 stepnearly as high as the abolished:

The examination was closed.

GUN FIGHT This unusual picture was taken during the gun and club fight at the Aluminium Company's plant at Alcoa, Tenn.

Op. 38; Chopin: Prelude Op. 28 No. 21 Bint Major; Waltz Op. 64 No. 2 C sharp Minor.

8.50 Songs by Turner Layton,

I Want The Whole World To Love You (Bryan and Marks); When The Popples Bloom Again (Towers, Mor- row and Petos); Mirneles Sometimes Happen (Noble and Murray).

Sungs.

London Relay Students'

The B.B.C. Men's Chorus, conduct- ed by Trevor Harvey; George Pizzey (Ben). At the pianoforte, Ernest Lush: Ten Thousand Miles Away. Ben Backstay. A-Rovng: Juanita. Down Among the Dead Men. Come, Landlord Fill the Flowing Bowl. Tilding down from Bangor. Over the Sea to Skye. John Pea], Cocle Robin.

0.30 Relay London--News and An- nouncements.

9.55 Mozart Concerto in A Major. Played by Rubinstein and The Lendon Symphony Orchestra Con- ducted by John Barbirolli.

10.20 Gigli (Tenor).

Non

Ti Scordar Di Me (Furno-le Curtis);

Mille

Cherubint In Coro

(Senatra -Schubert Mellehar); Serenata Venezlenn (Zulberti Mell- from

London Film

short: (Sullaby'),

Production

10.30 Dance Music. Fox Trol-Everybody Dance; Fox Trot-When The

Popples Bloom Again; Jack Payne and Iils Band; Fox Trot-Goody-Goody; Fox Trot- It's Been So Long; Denny Goodman and His Orchestra; Vocl. ref. by (Continued on Page 5.)

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