TO
12
CAIR-CONDITIONED THEATRES
TO-DAY ONLY.
THEY'RE ON
RADIO
AT 2.30, 5.10,′ 7.15, & 9.30 P.M.
¿ TELEVISIONI
'HEY'RE IN
There's mythisp the meiem fr es la data mi#141) How the this bad that ANDITGESEY Buy that stubershipd in to d
Wight for the add BSMEY & Read of Phy
The Dionne Quintuplets
FIVE OF A KIND
JEAN HERSHOLT CLAIRE TREYOR • CESAR ROMERO Flim Summervilla Henry Wiltouun
John Quels • Jane Darwal
MORROW
United Artists
TE SHOWS
DAILY
3.30-8.15
A 99th Century-dan Pillata
thes Caviny Fauling Moors
CAROLE LOMBARD - JAMES STEWART In "MADE FOR EACH OTHER"
TAKE ARV TALK SI HAPPY VALLEY TIME
ORIENTALE
FLEMING
ROAD
WANOMAL
VEL 20478
CLAST 4 TIMES TO DA
A GREAT COMEDY. OF SAILORS ON 'SHORE LEAVE ! British troops after five years in India arrive at Southampton for six hours of joy, sorrow and laughter.
FLORA ROBSON LESLIE BANKS
AMERICH POMMER Baduction
FAREWELL AGAIN
PATRICIA HILLTARD”
TWO DAYS ONLY! TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY THE WORLD'S LATEST AND GREATEST THRILLER I
MANU
BATHBONE KARLOFF·LUGÔSI.
SON OF FRANKENSTEIN
LIONEL
ALFRIKE
{
ATWILL - HUTCHINSON
DONKIN DUMADAN » Focus Duza - Edyus Norton
·OMATINEES:::20:30eZQZEVENINGS:#2022-30#502
4 SHOWS
DAILY -3.30 – $ 20
7.20 -0.30
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
NATHAN ROAD.
| KOWLOON
TEL. 57222
MATINEES: 20€-30. ° EVENINGS: 20«.-30c: 50<-70)
• TO-DAY, ONE DAY ONLY
THE THIRD PICTURE OF THE FAMOUS “JUDGE HARDY'S FAMILY" SERIES BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMANDI
{They'll Laugh Their Way Into Your Heart! It's the Hardy family's funniest and most exciting ad- venture! More howls... more heart-thrills... more stirring drama....... than ovon "You're Only Young Once"!
JUDGE HARDY'S CHILDREN
Another Story of Judge Hardy's Family
LawG STONE - auskis ROONEY Cette PARKER HOLDEN. Directed by CEORGE K. SEPTE
„Meuq Çokluyn-Mayer MOTURA
·FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .
ENGLAND'S GREATEST STAR OF SCREEN, RADIO, AND STAGE
IN HER FIRST HOLLYWOOD PICTURE ! GRACIE FIELDS and VICTOR McLAGLEN
WE'RE GOING TO BE RICH"
A 20th Century-Fox Picture:
Thursday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
Arms Factory
Fire Causes Damage, Injures Four
London, July 5.
A fire broke out 'yesterday night In the main building of a Birming-; ham small arms works.
Armed Hold-Up
One Doad, Two Injured In Macao Shooting
Macao, July 5. The
A fire destroyed the main} Bensational armed robbery when a building, causing damage estimated occurred here last night
o far nt £40,000.
Chinese goldsmith was victimised to A number of Important documents the extent of about $4,000, an Indian and technical drawings, as well as policuman was 'kliled, and a shop Government order sheets, were also fokl and a passerby were wounded bumt.
slightly, Some of 400 workers, employees. The streets were thronged at the and omelala of the works only just me of the robbery and in the con- managed to save themselves. Four fusion the gang succeeded in escap- persons were injured.
Ing.
All Birmingham fire brigades fought to keep the fire from spread- tag to the neighbouring buildinga where large quantities" of highly explosive material are stored,
The cause of the fire is not ye: ascertained, but it is rumoured that LR.A. members are responsible.
It true, this would be the biggest damage caused by the IRA, aince the sabotage nets began in March this year. Trans-Octań.
Was
The robbers entered the Tung Sing Store a few minutes after 0 p.m. and warned the shop folds to keep quiet. They then smashed the gloss counter and grabbed all the The gang then made off, khooting at Jewellery which on display random. One shot
entered the abdomen of Luk Chak, one of the shop fokle
A policeman, entering Rua Estalagens, the street in which the Tung Sing Store iz altusted, was shot at before he was able to draw his revolver.
de
He was struck in the body but was able to fre two zhols, both of them ineffective, before falling.
Another London Fire
London, July 5. Another link in the chain of fires which have broken out in London in the last few days, was added lost
A restaurant attendant, passing by night when a house where Colonial at the Ume, was wounded In the goods were stored went up in flames, head by bullet from one of the near the London Bridge subway revolvers of the robbers. siation.
The Underground traffle ceased while the fire brigade was busy In putting out the fire. Scotland Yard sent special men to Investigate the cause of the cutbreak.—Trans-Ocean.
AIR FRANCE PLANE Arrival and Departure
In Same Day
Air France's Ville de Salgon arriv- ed in Hongkeng yesterday afternoon at 12.30 from France vla Hanoi. Besides nine Chinese passengers
there was a German, Mr, W. Weber,
a Journalist, who is covering the war for a number of German news- papers,
July 6, 1939.
"Not A Bluff"
Gorman Comment On British Attitude
Berlin, July 5.
ALHAMBRA
In the first statement of its kind published In- the German Press, the Berliner Boersen Zeitung states that THE Germany has no doubt that Britain's Intention to go to war in support of
obligations is not a bluff.
The paper says, "No doubt thia will be genuine, England need not convince us of it. On the other hand, we have pointed out the Bri- tinh will to go to war in the past three months and our Axis friends have armed themselves accordingly. England' confirms her encirclement policy, and will go to war against Germany and allow the struggle tu become a world war.
"To camouflage this brutal will be- hind, humanitarian phrases or pro- testations of sympathy towards Ger- many is blur, but the will Itself is not bluft-United Press.
ROYAL NAVY TO REMAIN ON GUARD
(Continued from Page 1.)
No, since the President's utterances on the neutrality bill, according to the semi-offietal "Deutschelerist”, which professes to. regard Amerlenn neutrality with Indifference, except The crowd in the streets scattered | insofar as it is exploited by "the Pre- and the robbers escuped by mingling | sident and his Jewish accomplices for with the onlookers,
war incitement against the German It is believed they made their way people." to the water-front, and entered a sampan escaping to Chinese waters
police,
NATHAN AD KOWLOON DA
TO-DAY & TOMORROW
ONLY LAW THEY KNEW WAS THE ONE
THEY MADE THEMSELVES !
THE
LITTLE TOUGH GUYS Harry CAREY - Frankic THOMAS
CODE
OF THE
STREETS
before the alarm reached the water en people in no doubt that President JACKIE
An emergency police squad reach ed the scene of the robbery a few minutes after the occurrence and the wounded men were taken to hospital.
The policeman died not long after admlasión.—Our Own Correspondent.
ADMIRALTY CHANGES
"We should ilke to leave the Anteri-
Roosevelt's
intention of enrolling them in the encirclement front does not reduce, but rather Increases the danger of n world war", comments the paper.Reuter,
Roosevelt Returns WASHINGTON, July 5.-After his return from Hyde Park, President Roosevelt lunclied with Me. Cordell Hull, and it in reliably learned that they discussed "questions of peace and neutrality."
The President also conferred with
LONDON, July 3-Vice-Admiral Mr. Weber said he had tried to get Guy Royle has been appointed Lord! to Chungking via the new Burna-Commissioner of the Admiralty and the democratic leaders Congress, Yunnan highway. but hnd failed Chief of Supplies and Transport Messrs. Barkly, and Rayburn as to owing to the bad condition of the from September 13, in succession to the best means of securing an early road due to the heavy rains. Mr.Rear-Admiral Geoffrey
cunctment of the neutrality legisla- Weber is on his way to Shungbul." who will become Commander-inlon, and of trying to regain regula-
The Ville de Salgón left at 2 p.m. Chief of the America and West Indies, * currency powers. for Hanoi on the return journey, tak-Station, in succession to Sir Sidney neutrality proposals until Saturday is The Senate's postponement of the Ing one passenger, Mr. P. Stanaitin, Meyrick, dating about November. for Hanoi.
Round World Flight
Tokyo, July 5. The Tokyo Nicht Nicht und Osaka Mainichi Shimbun to-day announced the crew of six which will undertake the round-the-world flight by using an all-Japanese-construeled plane this autumn,
Hending the crew will be Takeo Ohara, chief of the aviation depart- ment of the Osaka Mainichi Shim-
Arbuthnot,
Rear-Admiral Lionel Wells has uparently due to pressure from the Isolationist Senators who are now been appointed Rear-Admiral of engaged on sounding public opinion,
Alteraft-Carriers from July 26 In
Succession to Vice-Admiral Royle, who is also appointed to President, additional for duty inside the Admir- alty from August 18-Reuter Special.
⠀⠀D.PW: LEAVING
and watching their mall carefully before deciding just how for they
an oppose the President.
man's office, it is hoped that the com
According to Senator Key Pitt-
milice will have the bill to report to the Senate in about three weeks' time, but whether this will be a variation of the Bloom bill, or some- thing fresh is
known.→ not yet
bun, while other members of the ON. RETIREMENT Reuter
and Messrs. H. H. Pegg and R. P. Shaw will act as Assistant Director of Public Works Kowloon, New Ter- ritories and Hongkong respectively the latter during the absence on
'crew include Sumitoshi Nakao, chief
pilot; Shigeo Yoshida, assistant pilot;| The Director of Public Works, Hon. Nobusada Satoh, mechanic, Chosaku Mr. A. G. W. Tickle, leaves the Yawogawa, wireless operator, and Colony to-marrow on retirement, by Hiroshi Sahegl, engineer,
the Empress of Japan. He will leave The plane, which will be used in Queen's Pler at 10,15 am. the Mght, will be a twin-motored From to-morrow Mr. A. B. Purves transport plane bullt by the Nagoya will be Director of Public Works, leave of Mr. H. J. Pearce. factory of the Mitsubishi Heavy In- dustry Corporation. Equipped with two 000-horse-power motors, plane will maintain a cruising speed of 200 kilometres-per-hour-Domel
AIR SERVICES
Arrivals and Departures Of Planes
Outward
HANKOW
the
DAILY
-AT-
2:30
520
720
920
ISTAR:
ROAD-- KOWLOON
-TEL
For London, Australia and British countries; Imperial Airways, 7 dm. July 7: Imperial Airways, 7 am, July
$1.
For Chungking. Slan etc.: Eurasia and C.N.A.C., service indefinite.
For U.S.A., via Manila and Guam: Pan-American Honolulu Clipper 30 an. July 7.
For France, via Hanol: Ale France 2 p.m. July 12,
Inward From London and British coun- Iries: Imperial Airways 5 p.m.
July
6; Imperial Airways 5 p.m. July 10.
From U.S.A., vlo Guam and Marilia; Pan-American July 0.
From Chungking, Yunnan, Kwel- fin: C.N.A.C. and Eurasin, service Indefinite.
From France, via Honol: Air France 1 p.m. July 12.
57795
• FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY •
JACK
LUCILLE
OAKIE ⋆ BALL
ANNABEL
TAKES A TOUR
with
RUTH CONNELLY BRADLEY PAGE RALPH FORBES FRANCES MERCER
TO- MORROW
in
JAMES MCCALLION • JUANITA QUIGLEY EL BRENDEL LEON AMES
SATURDAY
COOPER - FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW
"MAN'S HERITAGE
A New Universal Picture
"
QUEENS
DAILY AT 2:30·5·15-7·208930 TEL.31453
GRAND FAREWELL CARNIVAL NIGHT!
Come and Say GOOD-BYES to the Beautiful MARCUS LOVELIES
THE MARCUS SHOW
"LA
Prosents
VIE PAREE”
FOR THE LAST TIME TO-DAY AT 6.00 & 9.30 P.M.
TO - MORROW
•
COME EARLY! Only A Few Seats Left!
"PANAMA LADY"
LUCILLE BALL & ALLAN LANE
TAKE ANY TRAM or HAPPY VALLEY BUS,
An R.K.O. Picture
ໆ
CATHAY
DAILY AT 2.30.5,15,7.20,&9.30. P.M.| MATINEES —–—–204, 20%, 40%. EVENINGS)-TÚc, 30c, $06. 70c, 80¢.
TO-DAY & TO-MORROW - 2 DAYS ONLY! .
It's Got Everything! Romance and thrill! Glamour and giggles! The Screen's Scrappiest Sweathoarts and Half of Hollywood's Best Comics in a Radiant Romance Rocking with Laughter 1
RADIO
GENE RAYMOND
"MARRIED BEFORE BREAKFAST" with Robert Young - Florenco Rico
GORDON'S
SHOE
SALE
NOW
IN PROGRESS
ANN SOTHERN
VICTOR MOORE HELEN BRODERICKÉ PARKYAKARKUSJ
BILLY GILBERT
Directed by Joseph Sontier Produced by Albert Lavis Screen play by Harry Sagail and Haired Ston
BUD BADO PICTSTE
Romance runs into dynamite!
She's Got EVERYTHING
SATURDAY: One of the Ten Best Pictures of the Year 1
MICRLF
TRACY ROONEY BOYS TOWN
Vandut so by luha m. Considine di
"Henry 19651L <Leslie FENTON «Gén« HEYNOLDS
Police Car; Her Error
MARYSVILLE, Cal
Law Objects To Coddling
LAWRENCE, Mass.
A woman driver picked the wrong Mrs. Erma L. Sargent, 35, of Ames- automobile to run down. It was, the bury, was placed on probation one police car, and the policemen re-year after appearing in superior sented it. Her husband showed up court on a charge of having taken during the night with the $50 fine liquor to her husband while he was to got her out.
Ifalled at Amesbury police station.
Printed and Published for the Proprietors by Frederick PERCY FRANKLIN, at 1 and 3, Wyndliam Street in the City of Victoria, Hongkong,