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DECEMBER 3, 1938.
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Shirley Temple
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LITTLE MISS BROADWAY.
A 20th Century Fox Munkce with
Georg MURPHY Jimmy DURANTE Phyllis BROOKS Edoy Wax OLIVER
Qeorge Barbie: • Edward Lüis • Jana Darwell Brendal Donald Merk » Patricia Wilder
Cloud Clingwotos, Br
Durmind by trying to
Med pics Kate Pelech and Hard
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Swell fun and romance in the studio
by the author of "Mr. DeedsPENTE
WALTER WANGER
presiist
LESLIE
JOAN
HOWARD BLONDELL
"Stand-in
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JOAN BENNETT and RANDOLPH SCOTT
i. "THE
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SHE CARRIED THE TORCH.
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RAY MILLAND: In
DOROTHY, LAMOUR ## 'HER JUNGLE LOVE”
A Paramount Technicolour Frolaction.
THE CORNFLOWER PUTS TO SEA!—But only to cross the harbour in order to enter Kowloon Docks for annual overhaul. The headquarters of the Hongkong Naval Volunteer Reserve was towed across the
harbour by an Admiralty tug-Staf Photographer.
LATE
NEWS
LANDLORDS JAPAN ABANDONS 16-Year-Old
NAMOA ISLAND Girl Gives
TO PAY
New Water Supply
Regulation
After four months of occupation
by Japanese blue-jackets, Nainca, Police Clue
Important
island DIY the eastern
miles from Kwangtung coast 20
under Swalow, is apoln
Chinese national flags, according to messages Until Inndlords have made arrange-received from Swatow.
The Japanese abandoned the a- ments with the water authurity re-
destroying all military garding the supply of water lo tenants and after who pay in their rent for water establishments, including barracks
the und a wireles
station they built
The Japanese are believed to have abandoned Namoa owing to the diff culty of administration with guerillasį still in control of the hills.
supply and excess respeitor during their occupation.
landlords will be held the payment of such dues, according to an emergency regulation publish
d in the Guzette to-day.
Under the Ordinance No. 5 of 1922 (Emergency Regulations) the Gov- ernor considers that an emergency or public danger continues to exist, und! in view of this the following amend- ment is made to the regulations: METERED WATER CONSUMPTION
Bit Flesh From Arm Of Intruder
are
Police
searching the New Territories for a man who has piece missing from his arm.
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The flesh was torn from the arm by a young Chinese girl. Chan Kwan. tai, wheir the man, one of a gang of six, entered her mother's house in Shiubin village last
night. Whilst his
companions, armed with
PIRACY IN H.K. revolvers, were looting the building,
WATERS
the
The
man seized the girl in order to quieten her. With all the vigour of strong, healthy 16-year-old teeth, she Pirates, raiding a junk in British bit. completely taking a plece from Where until the date of this re-waters, wounded Ng San-king. 70-the man's arm.
gung entered the village at: gulation any premises have been sup-year-old master in exchange of shots plied with water, the metered con-off Laushaushan. They boarded his about 9.30 p.m. ralding two housen. sumption or excess consumption of vessel and robbed seven passengers They stole about $50 from Fung Sing, which has been payable by an owner and five members of crew of all their 48-year-old mother of Chan Kwan- or landlord and recovered, in whole Possessions. or in part, from his tenants by way shall, of rent, such owner or landlord notwithstanding any notices he may have given to his tenants or the water authority, continue to be deemed the consumer and shall be able for
pay- ment of any moneys due in respect
QUEEN MAUD'S
FUNERAL
tal, after striking her over the head with their revolvers.
Three of the gang entered on nd- Joining building, occupied by Chan Tal, but were frightened off when an- cther neighbour entered with a re Oslo, Dec. 2. volver, whitch he fired at the intruders. The funeral of Queen Maud otj
One man, alleged to be a member who died in London of the gani, has been arrested. of such consumption, or excess con- Norway. sumption, until he has made arrange nursing home, and the body after- ments satisfactory to the water au-wards conveyed to Oslu, will take thority for the continued supply of place on December 8-Reuter. water to any persons Jawfully occupy- Ing such premises, and, until such arrangements are made, the Water Authority may continue the metered supply of water to he said premises.
11 ARABS KILLED
INFANTICIDE TO
BE RECOGNISED Under a proposed amendment of the Criminal Procedure Ordinance infanticide is to be recognised in Hongkong, and where a Jury regards Jerusalem, Dec. 2..
a woman to have been in an un- Aircraft inflicted heavy casualties balanced state of mind when she on an Arab gang to-day of which 11 cuuses the death of her child under were killed in an engagament with 12 months of age, the verdict to be British troops.
returned Two village headmen were murder. murdered in south Halfa last night. A daylight curfew, beginning at 11.30 am. has been imposed in Jaffa owing to the Incident yesterday when a bomb was thrown into the yard at. the central police station, where a polled transport van was parked.-- Reuter.
Is Infanticide, and
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THE SOCIAL EVIL
Magistrate Suggests Effective Action
with the Mauch Twins
Social Items
Lady Northcote, will take tea with the Principal of Heep Yunn School next Saturday at 3.30 pm, and will inter present certificates to the pupila.
:
A widow, L! Ngol, 34, was charged before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Magistracy yesterday on two counts of keeping a brothel at No. 2 The Women's Fellowship of St. Swatow Lane, first floor, on Wednes-John's Cathedral are holding a small- day, and harbouring a girl named sale of work and a Bridge and Mah- Wan Pui-sheung, with the consent of jong drive in the Cathedral Hall on the girl's parents. She pleaded Thursday, December 15 commencing" guilty to both charges.
nt 3 pm. Players $1 each, which in-
have
Inspector E G. Post, attached to eludes ten. Non-players can the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, tea at 80 cents per head. There will who prosecuted, said that the pro-be on sale fancy goods, provisions. several men's clothing, etc., and toys-all mises had been raided on
previous occasions as a brothel, and suitable for Christmas gifts, and at
registered very reasonable prices......... convictions had been against the persons arrested and charged.
The following forthcoming wed-
Mr. Forrest inquired whether the police had taken any action against dings are announced: Mr. Owen La- the landlords, but Inspector Post said mont Eaton, medical mimionary, he could not say off-hand, but could Kong Chuen (near Canton), and find out from the Inspector in charge Miss Mary Mandeno of Te Awamutu...“, of brothels:
New Zealand; who is en route, to the
In adjourning the case until to-Colony in the Neptune; and Mr. Lat day, Mr. Forrest remarked that it Kong-me, merchant, and Miss Laura was no use fining the defendant, as Wong Hong-fong, of 83 Gloucester by doing so, the authorities could not Road, second floor, Hongkong, seriously stop a nuisance which they Intended to stop. It was the people behind the scenes who should be ar- rested, and, this could be done
The annual Diocesan Bazaar in
through the landlords, who ought to aid of the general work of ipa Dio» know what was going on. It was case will be held to-day in ti Paul's there busines to acertain that the College (by kind permission): The minizes they z lety out were not opening ceremony will be performa
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anilibad for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PENCY FRÄNI Fikh Sireet in the City of Victoria, Hongkong,