NANCY

NOW, DEAR---PLEASE BE PLEASANT TO NANCY WHEN SHE COMES TO STAY WITH US TODAY.

DON'T WORRY-- I'LL CONCEAL

MY FEELINGS

BOMBING VICTIMS

To Be Accommodated In Central British School

Yesterday

the Central British School, Kowloon, was placed into use as a hospital for refugee Chinese who have been victims of Japanese bombings in Chinese territory,

All patients now convalescing at the school were transferred there yesterday from Laichikok in ambul- ances. The principal auditorium in the centre of the building has be- come a men's ward and already twenty cots are occupied by wound- ed Chinese men and boys. The gymnasium at the rear of the build- ing has been converted into n men's

WO-

's word and is now accommodat→ ing eight patients.

One second floor room at the School will be used as a dining room for hospital staff officers. The selence

rooin can easily be transformed into

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n surgery if the need arises. Other class rooms on both floors are arranged that they can be converted into

hospital wards if they should be required.

A fortnight ago the Central British School functioned as an educational Institution. Now, since the recent evacuation of European children, the school desks have been stored in a few classrooms leaving the remaind-i er of the building free for other purposes.

MAHARAJAH COMING

Honolulu, July.18.

The Maharajah and Maharance of Indore arrived by Clipper to-day, They are, on their way to Hongkong. -United Prets.

WAITS FOR U. S-Sir Fred. erick Whyte, director of the American division of British Ministry of Information, who sold in London speech: "The bost we can do is to... pra- serve our patience and believa ..the United States will be standing where we went. them."

£50,000 Offer To

Government

Friday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

OH, NANCY-I KNOW YOU DON'T LIKE MR. SPUTTER", BUT PLEASE TRY TO BE NICE WHEN YOU GO

OVER THERE?

LEAVE IT

July 19, 1940,

By Ernie Bushmiller

TO ME**

I'LL PUT

ON A GOOD

PACT?

HELLO!

HELLO!

G.B.S. Wrote Love Letters To Her

Mrs. "Pat," Darling of the Victorian Stage, Became Famous in a Night

MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL, one of the last links with the Victorian drama, who has died at Pau, France, aged 75, will be remembered as a great actress who be- came famous in a night.

Her appearance as Paula in Pinero's "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray" at the St. James's gained her an immediate triumph and brought all London to see the woman who was to become "darling of the Victorians," for whom Shaw and Barrie wrote play after play.

That was nearly 50 years ago, and Mrs. "Pat" was still playing the part of Paula for 30 years afterwards.

She was a tragedienne with a deep golden voice. Her peculiar form of emotion easily lent itself to burlesque and to this day women mimics on the stage delight in

jrecalling her voice.

RÁDIO-TELEPHONE TALKS In Ibsen plays, in Shakespeare and in modern plays she filled more dramatic roles than any other actress. But when she ap It was announced by the Colonial peared in Shaw's "Pygmalion" Secretury yesterday afternoon, re-she opened a new reign of suc- "No, give me a ruined complexion garding the possibility of opening cess 28 Liza Doolittle. She and a lost figure and sixteen chins Mr. Wilfrid Hill, a Birmingham in-radio telephonie communication with shocked London by the famous and a farmyard of crows' feet and dustrialist has

suggested to the Manila, that he has Investigated the phrase "Not bloody likely "n obvious wig. Then you shall see Government the issue of war loans matter and is satisfied that the which had the effect of freezing quite get over it. I me

me come out strong, shall never without interest, and has offered to,

the falling the first night audience into in love. I haven't be.

quite the stony silence.

same since. Have you been quite the same devil?"

lend £50,000 free of interest to give difficulties which stand in the way a lead to the scheme.

are so great that nothing will be This was disclosed at a dinner in gained by pursuing the question fur- London of the Institute of Export. ther at the present time,

WARNER BROS. EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY

BRENDA MARSHALL

Starring with Joel McCrea in "ESPIONAGE AGENT”

Shaw's "Love Letters"

Mrs. Campbell's pet name for Mr.. In her incmoirs Mrs. "Pat", pub-letters," she said, "I do not give."

Shaw худа "Joey" "His wildest lished a number of "love" letters from Mr. Bernard Shaw written in, 1912, when he was 56.

Runaway Marriago

"Stello, Stella," he wrote, "shut made a runaway marriage with a When she was 18 Mrs. Campbell, your cars light against this blamey-young naval officer who was after- ing Irish liar and actor. Read no wards killed in the Boer War, Later more of his letters. He will all his she married Mr. George Cornwallis fountain pen with your heart's blood West. and sell your most sacred emotions! on the stage. He is a mass of Imagination with no heart."

In another lelier he wrote to her:

"Happy at last," she wrote about her second morrlage, and then came a trogle note when her son Wal killed in the Great War.

"Stella You must be either better or dead. Soy, O fairest, are you up She had a great struggle to goin and about? if you are it is your a footing on the London stage. At duty to write to me. I hope you one time she was barnstorming in). have lost your good looks, for whilst the provinces at £2 a week and her they last any fool can adore you, first husband was handicapped by and the adoration of fools is bad for ill-health-at-a-UnidTMwhen there were the soul.

two children to support.

RAIDS ON ENGLAND

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A NEW STAR IS BORN AFTER HER SENSATIONAL DEBUT. IN “ESPIONAGE AGENT,” WARNER BROS. STARRED HER WITH ERROL FLYNN IN THEIR $2,000,000 PRODUCTION "THE SEA HAWK”.

SEE HERTO-DAY AT THE KING'S!

Several raiders wore shot down when Gorman Aircraft made, large scale operations over the Eastern Counties. A bomb crater in the gardens of houses. The Anderson thelter in the picturo, is only 30 feet away from the crater, It was shottoring" four:

people none of whom were injured.

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