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Saturday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
November 18, 1939.
PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT
THE HERMELIN, Nor- wegian 1,500 ton freight- er, was launched at the Kowloon Dockyard recent- ly. The above photo- graph was taken at the reception, held after the launching. Left to right: Mr. E. Cock, Mrs. B. Owrum - Andreseri, Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell and Captain Krogh - Moe, ~-- Mce Cheung.
BRIDAL ATTEN- DANTS. The Misses Barbara Rickwood and Sheila Manning who at- tended Miss J. E. W. Rickwood at her recent marriage to Mr. E. W. de la Mare.-Ming Yuen.
LOCAL SCHOOL PREFECTS. Mr. H. G. Wallington, Headmaster of King's College, photographed with the
Prefects of the College.
Missing the 5:15
/NO,NO/CHANGE THAT SAY "WE CAN'T CONSIDER '—
NO-STRIKE IT OUT-/
-THE THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT ALWAYS GETS AN ATTACK OF COMPOSITION TROUBLE THE DAY IT'S YOUR TURN TO ENTERTAIN THE BRIDGE CLUB.
A LUNCHEON OF COCKTAILS,
ONION SOUP, ROAST BEEF WITH ' DUMPLINGS AND ALL THE FIXINGS, INCLUDING WINE AND PLUM --- PUDDING, OFTEN MAKES A MAN LATE FOR DINNER.
"YOU BOYS WON'T
KNOW WHAT A REAL TROUT IS TILL YOUVE FISHED UP AT MY PLACE
*AW, YOU NEVER SAW A FISH LISTEN-
ETC.
FORTY-TWO LETTERS
TO BE SIGNED AND SEALED... AND ONLY SIX MINUTES, TO TRAIN TIME..... BUT OF COURSE IMPORTANT CONFERENCES MUST NOT BE INTERRUPTED,
"HEY, PETE - YOU'LL
MISS YOUR TRAIN -OK-S
AND THEN, OF COURSE, THERE ARE TIMES WHEN MISSING YOUR TRAIN" DOESNT MAKE A GREAT DEAL OF DIFFERENCE...
OR DOES IT?
THE BOSS, WHO HAS HARDLY NOTICED YOU FOR MONTHS, ALWAYS PICKS TRAIN TIME TO GO INTO FULL DETAILS ABOUT HIS LATEST TRIP... AND WHAT CAN A GUY DO?
¿WHEN THE IMPORTANT OUT-OF-TOWN
BUYER PHONES AT 445-TO SAY THAT HE'LL BE AROUND TO KEEP UIS 3 O'CLOCK APPOINTMENT ·ATOS ABOUT 5.30 ... HE THINKS,
·||-5, Tadjie Syndicate.
VIGNETTES OF LIFE
By KEMP STARRETT
FINDING THE BANKS" "TWO CENT DEFICIT IS A GRADE A TRAIN AISSER CONGRESSMAN WOULD HAVE ́GONE HOME HOURS AGO,
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