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Mrs. Hilton Philipson's Dispute.

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WILL NOT RESIGN.

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The distressing spectacle of a According to information from declares Dr. Frankwood E, woman member of the House of Soviet sources the continuous williams, medical director of the Commons with a tear-stained face executions of former high Gov National Committee for Mental was presented by Mrs. Hilton Phi- ernment officials and Imperial Hygiene, New York. Writing in lipson, who has been appear- army officers occur daily in Rus "The American Journal of Public ing in "The Beloved Vagabond" sin. Many executions are stated Health" (New York), he tells us at the Duke of York's Theatre, to have occurred lately at Jenise that the failure of parents and London, under her stage name of jak, Ufa, Kazan and Minsk. Con- teachers to realise this fact is re- Mabell Russell. sequently many ex-officers and ex-sponsible for much trouble. A The tears were due to a dispute officials are trying to flee the "good child" may be physically or with the management of the thea- country or hide in villages. Many mentally wrong, while the "bad tre, who contend that she has re- attempts have been made to cross boy who is regarded as a problem signed her part. the Polish-Latvian frontier, most-

may be quite normal in both re- ly unsuccessful, owing to the spects. Writes Dr. Williams closest watch being kept-Reu- ter.

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Mrs. Philipson declares that she will not resign,

"The homes and the schools are

She said that her part had been the Infectious spots from which the greatly changed and when a new nervous and mental diseases, and part was given her on Friday maladaptations are produced-and I night, she told the management that include in this not only the actual she did not think that she could SPANISH ASSEMBLY. crystallised forms of maladaptation, learn it in time for the Saturday matinee. The management replied but the still more important, social that if she did not do so her sister- ly, character twists and the per-in-law would take her part on Mon- sonality twists, that make the diffi-day. cult people in the community. These are just as dangerous as the A representative of the syndicate polluted water supplies with which running the play raid that, after discussion, certain changes were the public health man is dealing.

"It will be in the home and in made in the play, and Mrs. Philip two performances on Saturday, then finish. He accepted her re- signation.

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Madrid, Yesterday.

--Resignation Accepted.

The National Assembly was inau- the school that the mental hygien-san said that she would play in the

ist will eventually either win his gurated without incident. There were 303 members present includ-victories, or meet his final defeat. ing nine women.

"

King Alfonso took the President's chair, flanked by de Rivera on his right and Yanguas President of the Assembly on his left,

Her doctor was summoned before

De Rivers in a speech defined the when it comes to mental hygiene. the conclusion of the performance

King Alfonso declared the Assam- bly open, after which the sitting temporarily suspended to enable the member's cheer the King as he de- parted.Reuter.

"Parents are of all grades of in- telligence, and parents have made the play began on Saturday even all grades of compromises with life. Ing, but his services were not need. Naturally, they are not going to bed. Although she complained of of fealing II, Mrs. Philipson took an easy group with which to deal, her usual part and it was stated at

that she would appear on Monday as uBUAI.

The Beloved Vagabond.” [Haune Swaffer, writing in the "Daily Express" just before the play was given, stated:-The stage is nearly set for to-morrow night's production of, "The Beloved Vaga-

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It may be possible to teach them to duty of the Assembly, which was to leave the task of governing to feed their children spinach; or even the Government and confine itself that their children should sleep and eat regularly, and have fresh air. to informing ministers of the These are matters they can easily people's needs. He concluded by at-

come to understand. In the field of taciding the principle of every citi-mental hygiene, it is difficult for zen having a parliamentary vote, which system was favoured by poll-parent to conceive that they them-bond," Adrian Ross' musical ver

ous condition and bad behaviour of novel. Here is an attempt to stage tlelans with personal ambitions and selves are responsible for the nerv- sion of W. J. Locke's most popular was ruinous to the country.

their children. They are so aware an all-British musical play. The of their own conscientiousness and music, which is said to be delight- good intentions that it is difficult ful, is by Dudley Glass, an Austra- Han, and the production is in the for them to accept this rea- masterly hands of Dion Boucicault, ponsibility. The most conscien- who staged. "Lilac Time." "The tious persons may be doing the very Beloved Vagabond," of course, will Rebels Subjugated. De Rivera declared that the King greatest of damage, and the fact be notable for the return to the was able to observe how firmly the that they are conscientious or well-stage of Mabell Russell, now an foundations of peace laid over the intentioned has nothing to do with M.P. Miss Russell has a tragic little it, nor does it mitigate the situa-part, one quite outside her usual districts where the rebels been

jine. When she returns to the tion." strongest. He regretted certain

House, when Parliament reasSEMI- The notions of conduct deeply in bles, she will be followed, I am told, persons offered seats in the Assem- bly had refused them, but the ingrained in the minds and in the by Nellle Briercliffe, who married wholel emotional make-up of parents Miss Russell's brother-in-law, and terests which they would have re-create a difficult situation, says Dr. who made her name in Gilbert and presented would not suffer as the Williams. It is difficult for parents Sullivan opera. Miss Briercliffe to understand that a "good" boy is has been attending the rehearsals, sometimes a very unhealthy boy. Just like an ordinary principal. If and that being a good boy does not cess it will definitely strike a blow "The Beloved Vagabond" is a suc- necessarily mean a healthy and at jazz.]

Government would watch over their welfare-Reuter.

BALKANS FERMENT.

ITALY OR MACEDONIA THE CAUSE.

strong boy.

CAPE TO CAIRO,

To Play Until November. Mrs. Hilton Philipson, M.P., has announced that she will continue to play her part in "The Beloved! Vagabond" until. Parliament meets in November, when her sister-in-

AIR STATIONS PLANNED FOR' law will take her part.

RHODESIA.

SIR A. COBHAM'S TASK.

Paris, Yesterday. 4.30 p.m.

The difficulty of the Bulgarian 4.80 p.m. Government's position as regards 5 p.m. Macedonia la emphasised by "Le bp.m.

out the Matin” - which points

Londen, Yesterday. 8.80 a.m. atrength of the Macedonia Revolu-

Sir Alan Cobham, who faw: from! 8.80 p.m. tionary Committee and its success Cairo to Capetown and back, fa leav- -10.30 a.m. hitherto in resisting the special ing Englnad shortly for Rhodesia,

10.80 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m.

2.30 p.m.

N. Y. EXPLOSION.

· FIVE - KILLED IN A·· TENEMENT."

New York, Yesterday,

measures to safeguard peace, with the object of establishing there The "Echo de Parla" and the a systematic air service. De 3.30 p.m. "Oeuvre", assert that the real cause In an interview he said he hop- The authorities are investigating, 8.80 p.m. of the trouble is Italy with her ed to do much survey work from the mystery of a bomb explosion in

policy of expansion in Albania.

the air. So far the routes across a tenement, in which five persons A Lively Icident.

Rhodesia had been flown more or were killed, 12. Injured and a four- Belgrade, Yesterday less at baphazard. He wanted to storey building demollshed on Police discovered three men, who map them out properly and consider Saturday. They concluded that the 2.80 p.m. are alleged to be the assassins of the question of aerodromes. It house was probably a bomb factory, General Kovatchevitch, in a cave on would be one step towards setting and that the body of a middle-aged the roadside near the frontier. up a real Cape to Cairo air service, man, found in a cellar with his

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