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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY,

DECEMBER 15,

1937.

KING'S

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What plot kept those lovers apart?

Derinler vartythes Čium chose furon zarina-parkept apart by a dog shove kalde

ski greint diena al portree par grung

JA 20 % Tabong mener jo dina egi jogi mase

یا بله وليسوميا كلسة

ZEICHNAORMATION JA

Ronald Colman PRISONERZENDA

MADELEINË CARROLL

WARF ASTOR - DAVID MIYEN - BAYMOND BRASOLY · C, AUBREY SMID

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR.

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DANIŞA OF SESRICK

ALSO LATEST WALT DISNEY'S CARTOON IN TECHNICOLOUR "MICKEY'S CIRCUS"

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A Gallant Lover

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DIEURES

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A Rouben Mamoulian Production

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Perry Mason, lawyer-detective and world famous crook catcher unravels a most astounding mystery. ERLE STANLEY GARDNER'S LATEST THRILLER !

WHERE THERE'S A WILL...

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U.S. Press Adds Voice To Protest

But No Quarter Hysterical

on

the

New York, Dec. 14. Editorial comment Panay Incident is strong and to the point. The Washington Post says the Administration will have undivided national support, showing that there is n distinct limit to what the United States will accept, and that the bombing of the Panay oversteps lit..

The Washington Herald observes: "Our Government has no legal power to evacuate some 10.000 American citizens In China, yet it cannot leave them entirely in the lurch. Com munding naval officers should insist upon ample warning from the Japan ese as to the time and place of mill- tary movements, and then to compel all Americans to evacuate

the danger zone before the danger strikes."

The Daily News says: "The best thing to do in regard to the Panay is to keep our shirts on."

The New York Herald-Tribune says

New that "what this country has a right to demand is that the highest respon- sible officers be recalled, and that

full and honest publicity of the out- rage should be given throughout Japan. If it transpires that Tokyo dare not try to do this, there is no format further point in having

such A relations with diplomatic re Güvernment.'

The New York Tines says: "The only valid quaranice Japan can give in this matter would be withdrawal of her Invading army from the soll of China and the liquidation of this im- perialistie adventure,

Scripps-Howard papers insist that such incidents require calmness and

"Presi firmness rather than bluster.

dent Roosevelt, we think, is showing admirable restraint in giving the Japanese an opportunity of making amends for the blunder, in accordance

cedure.'

established diplomatic pro-

The San Francisco Chronicle states: "Apologies are not enough. What is needed are stern steps to see that in the future armed forces at the front shall take care."-United Press.

STOP PRESS

ADMIRAL NAGANO

PERISHES

Dies Of Wounds Received When Warship Sunk

Says Shanghai News Service

The

from Tokyo.

Osuml

JAPANESE

COLUMN REPULSED

Four Hour Battle

In Honan

lisinhsiang, Ilon, Dec. 15. A Japanese column which succeed- ed in crossing the Wet River from Langwangmiao in Southern Hopel yesterday morning has been repulsed following a close-range battle with the Chinese forces lusting over four hours, a military despatch from the front states,

Shanghai, Dec. 14.

Another grim battle is reported to of Admiral death

in progress at Kwancheng In Nagano, Commander-in-Chief of the be Japanese Combined Fleet, as a re-western Shantung where the Chinese sult of injúries received during the are continuing to check the Japanese bombing of his flagship,, the Nugato, advance. was reported to-day in dispatchesforcements from Hantan, along the The Japanese are also rushing re- Peiping-Hankow Railway zone, in un White the sinking of the 32,000-lon attempt to break the Chinese post- Japanese battleship was not officiully tons at Wunn. The Chinese, it is admitted, the Tokyo report stated reported, drove back a Japanese de Monday. that in the afternoon of December 12 tachment west of Wuan on

Feverish

military movements are many high Japanese officials, includ ing the Premier, Prince Faminaro going on at Anyang where the

20 add Konoye, were present at a crematory Japanese have brought up at the foot of Mount Asama in con- tional bombers and huge quantities rection with the cremation of the re- of munitions, bombs and other sup- mains of the late Admiral Nagano.plies. Minor skirmishes are report- ed to have occurred at Prolienssu be- the Chinese and Japanese The place was carefully guarded, tween

serol) vanguards.-Central News. and Premier Konoye read a eulogizing the late admiral.

It was said that Admiral Nagano was aboard his flagship the Nagato when afteen Chinese bombers attack- ed it on November 24 and 27. The

andi officer Japanese oli

was wounded

a

VARIETY SHOW NEXT WEEK

seni back to Japan in hospital ship

"Hullo Hong Kong" is classified as for treatment, but he succumbed to

u "crazy" revue and is being present- his wounds on December 11.

While the death of Admiral Nagano ed by a cast of naval officers and it is ladies and others, supported by the is not officially made public, significant that on December 1 he was Royal Marine Bund of H.M.S. Cum-

was relieved of his command and

engo week.

berland, at the China Fleet Club next Zengo replaced by Vice-Admiral

commandingo

the Second In a full and varied programme of Yoshida,

then Wag

hours' duration there will be iWo Fleet. Admiral

taste. Force, every gazetted as a member of the Supreme items to suit

satire, burlesque, song, dance and War Council. The transfer is not a routine one, as Admiral Nagano was good humour will be evident in the in command of the combined fleet for fifteen turns, and the whole show will

mine on a basis

of high-speed hilarity. less than a year.-International,

The spirt: of

of Christmas will

not be forgotten in the abund- ance of mirth and music, and Santa Claus himself will be in attendance at the gally decorated theatre.

Encourages Churches' War Work

A letter to the Catholics of the Vicarlate of Hongkong has been ad- dressed to them by the Bishop. Mgr. Valtorta, in which he commends them for their work for the wounded and for all those who have suffered be- cause of the war, and urges them to still greater effort.

Bishop Valtorta points out that all aver China Catholics have formed organisations to help war victims in every possible way, and he says that! the part

taken by those in Hongkong has won for them very special com- mendation. He mentions particularly the preparation of articles for medicat relief done by several groups of ladies and school girls. Work for sufferers at this time, the letter states, is part of the Christian's duty of charity and part too of the obligations of patriotism, which is a duty binding in God's law.

further

In recommending still efforts, the Bishop-addresses-particu larly the more reinote vilinges where he recommends the Catholics to form societies which will engage in prayer and good works as long as the war lasts, and will give the proceeds of Red their activities to the Chinese Cross. He wishes too that

these societies and Catholk Chinese, should signalise themselves by assisting the authorities in every possible way dur ing wartime,

The letter is written in Chinese and is the second on the subject that Bishop Valtorta has issued since the boginning of the war.

The big number of the evening is an amusing burlesque of the old- fashioned melodrama with dashing hero, sinister villain and beautiful heroine, and a certain amount of action will come from the audience itself.

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Geneva Mitchell

"Directed-by-Spencer. Gordon Bannal

A Columbia Picture

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"A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY” Mary Astor - Evalyn Knapp

HANKOW ROAD KOWLOON

ISTARE

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A well-drilled chorus will provide two "follies" turns; there will be some remarkable singing talent in the form of two duels and a solo per- formance: an impersonation: and several comic sketches. In fact, the show, which is one of the brightest TOMORROW of recent weeks, will progress with a swing from the gay choral prologue 20th C. Fox to the lavish finale.

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The Hongkong Stock Exchange

official summary issued at 3.15 p.m. yesterday, says:

The market continued neglected. Buyers

Hongkong Bank $1,500, Hongkong Bank £91 Canton Insurance $272. Douglases $48.

H.K. & W. Docks $28, Providenis (Old) $2. HI.K. Electrics $5214.

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