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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
19,
1988.
KING'S
SHOWING TO-DAY-
ROBERT
AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M. A DRAMA THAT PACKS A WALLOP A MINUTE!
The Yank at Oxford and his Girl Friend in a two-fisted Joye story that shows Taylor at his boat!
TAYLOR the CROWD ROARS
Neuro
Mayt
GTV
with Edward ARNOLD
Frank MORGAN
Maureen O'SULLIVAN - William GARGAN
Lionel STANDER · Jane WYMAN Serpan Play by Thomas Lennon, George Stuer and George Oppenheimer
de Dirastad by RICHARD THORTE Freduced by SAM ZIMBALIST
Also Coloured Travoltalk
"CHILE LAND OF CHARM"
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AT
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520
720
920
TO. MORROW
• SHOWS
DAILY
130-8.20
770-9.3O
HANKOW
STARE
TO-DAY ONLY
William
Ginger
KOWLOON
57795
POWELL **BOGERS
abaffling crime drama that will
hold you spellbound...whil you revel in romance!
STAR OF MIDNIGHT.
with
PAUL KELLY GENE LOCKHART RALPH MOROAN
ESLIE FENTON
1. FARNELL MarDONALD
From the novel by
Arthur Somers Rocha
Directed by Stephen Roberts
PAUL MUNI
RKO
"THE LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA"
MAJESTIC
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NATHAN
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FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY
A New Grace Moore at Her Grandest in an Outstanding Comedy !
RIOTOUS WHIRL OF MELODY AND ROMANCE!
Thell to these two stars at
their gay and gorgeous best!
Grace Moor
I'LL TAKE ROMANCE
Melvyn Douglas
A Columbia Picture
TO-MORROW, MONDAY, TUESDAY.
Three Hilarious Stâm in a Romping, Romance of Love and Hisson 1 ROBERT MONTGOMERY, BOSALIND BUSSELL, BOB'T BENCHLEY
"LIVE, LOVE AND LEARN"
A Matro-Goldwyn-Mayer Comedy-Hit 1
LATE NEWS
(Continued from Page 1.)'
and he called for an immediate mass production of planes, adding: “The of the
N.Y.K. Bid
tremendous pace the rest For
world la setting might necessitate the United States quadrupling her pro- sent aim of 2,320 Arst-line planes." The 400,000 regular soldiers and guardsmen upon whom the United Stales was
Pacific
Blue Riband
was dependent at any present Two 27,700 Ton Ships emergency, would be increased to 1,000,000 within four months.
Mr. Johnson acknowledged that He America was "weak in the sinews of battle protect even our own stiores," and added that these must be mnite good-Renter Special........
HOLOCAUST
IN ICHANG
Ordered
Tokyo, Nov 10.
MILITARY WARNING
Combined Operations May Cause Inconvenience
QUEENS & ALHAMBRA
Combined operations this year will take place during the week commencing November 21, and will fast for eight days, finishing on the morning of November 28, states a THAT military communique.
the period of operationa During care will be taken to inconvenience the public as little as possible, but if it is necessary at any time for troops enter private property. His Excellency the General Officer Com manding hopes that every assistance will be given by the owners. Wherever
Permission Possible, pelor will be
of the owners; in any case if any damage is done by the troops, the fact should be noti- ned to Military Headquarters da soon as possible with details as to time, place, and the name of the unit con-
Making a bid for the blue ribbon cerned.
of Trans-Pacific shipping, the Nippon Similarly Major General Bartholo-
Yusen Kalshn, Japan's largest steam-new hopes that fucilities for obtain- ship company, has announced that ing drinking water will be accorded plans to build two 27.700-ton pussen- to troops if sought. ker Iners for this service.
The public are warned that a
The new liners will be 218 metres certain amount of noise will be in length. 20.7 metres in
in beam, with caused by gun and ride fire, and the draught of 13.9 metres. They will movement of troops and vehicles.
Roads in Usc jhave
ave accommodation for 220 first
classi 120 second | class and550 steerage They are particularly warned that
Ichang. Nov. 10.
coast road from Felix Villos, Ichang, a prosperous city 350 miles Passengers, and will be capable of the
Pokfulam to Tytam Gap will be the above Honkow, on the north bank developing 24 knots,
in of the Yangtze River
Built entirely of Japanese materials, scene of considerable military activity western the new liners will be nearly twice from 6 p.m. November 24, to 9 u.m. Hupeh was ralded by Japanese air-
November of the Chichibu-maru class hours of
20, especially during the craft on Thursday and Friday.
of darkness, Guns 113 well as machine-guns
the
size
The French Catholic Church and its now running between San Francisco adjoining hospital were bombed and nd Yokohama, Partially wrecked by over ten bomb the end of next year or early in 1940 Blank ammunition, smoke clouds may They will be commissloned towards located near the road will be firing
drift ACTOSS
the rond, and there may be at times some alight inconvenience caused by tear gas,
dropped by Japanese places Un Thursday. Over 40 Chinese labour---Reuter, Ters and civilluns seeking sheller there were killed and 30 others wounded.
The French flag was painted On the roofs of the church and hospital. The city was attacked twice on that day. Shortly after Da.m. three planes circled over the city and a number of incendiary and erotin bombs, causing several casualties among the civilians, und wrecking many houses,
Unconscious European On Ferry
A 24-year-old native of Holland named Raymond Guilanned, residing At 2.20 p.m. six other planes ap- peared over the city. It was then at the Asin Hotel, was found on that the French Catholic Church and Star Ferry launch about
yesterday, allegedly suffering from an hospital were bombed,
veronni
! p.m.
On Friday morning a lone Japanese overdose of bromfol and bomber dropped several explosives tablets,
Guilanard was taken to the Kow-
on the city, destroying three civilian
houses and wounding several people. Joon Hospital for treatment.
In the afternoon a squadron of nine planes staged another raid. About
slum
20 explosives and 10 incendiary bombs were dropped in the areas along the railway. Several fires were caused. Rows of houses were razed to the ground and nine persons were burnt to death.
Central News.
Attack On Shanghai Hospital Dr.
Shanghal, Nov. 19,
of vehicles are re- The drivers quested to proceed at a very slow xice, and to take every precaution when using this road.
to
Normal precautions are being taken keep any inconvenience thus caused to a minimum, while special orders have been issued probibiting firing in the close vicinity of los- pltals.
Further cominuniques will be issued during the course of the operations,
FOOTBALL TEAMS
The following will represent the 1st, XI Hongkong Football Club against the Kowloon F.C. in a sentor division soccer match to-day at 4.15 p.m. of the Club ground: J. Coles; A. Keown
5. and Strange: J. Skinner, K. Forrow and E. L. Strange; T. Pile, E. Drown, F. Fowler, R. Bulpin and B. 1. Bick- ford.
The Club 2nd. XI against the Police on the same ground at 2.45 will be represented by the fol- lowing:
A Chinese physician dodged a gun- man's bullets in the Nanyang Hos Wilson; J. Kirwen, E. Fowler and D. Fleming: D. Grottan and P. pital, French Concession, yesterdays. Cart: G. Shaw, R. Ross, H. and the attacker was captured by Dempster. J. Scott and N. Booker. the police after a chose.
Reserves--A. MacFarlane, E. Ken-
The quick-witted doctor is Koonard and J. Odell. Nan-chung aged 40, who Is b
hospital director, and I returned
student from Japan.
The captured uitacker was Tsang
| Zong-kung, nged · 36.—Reuter.
INQUIRY INTO ARMY TRAGEDY
The military authorities are hold-
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Donations to Charitable And Other Objects
THE POPPY DAY FUND
Latest donations the Poppy Day
Ing their inquiry on Monday into the Fund are as follow: Customs Hond gun carriage accident Previously acknowledged $14,032.21 In which three men of the 5th A.A. Jardine, Matheson & Co. Regiment were killed and several Ltd.
others were injured.
Hongkong Club Collections Owing to the Injured condition of Catholic Cathedral Collec- the men who will give evidence and
tlon
100,00
530,00
10.75
the necessity of conducting inquiries St. Joseph's Church Collec- in the ward, neither the public nor tion
25.47
22.33
17.35
2.10
$15,646.21
press will be admitted, but a state-Hosary Church Collection.. ment will be given out afterwards by St. Teresa's Church Collec- the military,
tion
AIR MAIL EARLY
Two Imperial Always planes ahead: of schedule, due at Kat Tack Airport at 4.16 p.m.
HELMUT
ST. GEORGE'S BUILDING
Chagan
St. Margaret's Church
The S. C. M. Post has received the following donation to Earl. Haig's Fund:
Prison Omcers' Club, $50.00.
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7. CHATER" ROAD,
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KOWLOON
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LUNATIC LLOYD IS LOOSE AGAIN !
...Dashing madly' from one
hilarious situation to another,
Harold Lloyd gives
-you his grandest
laugh hiri
HAROLD
LLOYD
PROFESSOR BEWARE Lionel Stander Raymond Walburn
Phyllis Welch
William Frawley
Thurston Hall
Cora Witherspoon. - Sterling Holloway
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Kay Francis - Pat O'Brien
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Lloyd Nolan - Shirley Ross
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ROSALIND
MONTGOMERY-RUSSELL
Rob-BENCHLEY
with
Live.Love Learn
TO-MORROW – MONDAY
Helen VINSON
*Hewo Gishlagan Hayer perme
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Social Items
CONSERVATIVE LOSS
Vernon Bartlett Wins In His Excellency the Governor and
Bridgwater By-Election Lady Northcote will be present af the annual prize day of the Sacred!
London, Nov. 18: Heart School, on Tuesday, Novem-
Vernon Bartlett, noted foreign ber 22, at 5.30 pan., when Lady Nor-correspondent who vialted Hongkong theole will give away the prizes. this year, became a member of the House of Commons to-day when he won the Bridgwater (Bamernet) by- Mrs. M. V. Courtney and Miss D. election caused by the promotion of Howard will leave Government Mr. R. P. Cream Johnson to the House on Saturday, November 20, judicial bench. The poll resulted: ... when they will sail on the Rawal V. Bartlett (Ind. Prog. 19.540
Heathcote Amory (Nal Co)
17,208 pindi for Colombo.
The last election resulted: The Central British Association R. P. Croom-Johnson
Con.) will be holding a tennis tournament N. D. Blake (Lab.) at the CBA” courtá on. Sunday, A. W. Loveys (Lab,) | November 20, at 2. p.m. ⠀
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