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THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929.

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but nur readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spellings, such as harbor, pice, and altho.)

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HORIZONTAL

1-Rings of fight

6-Official seat

11-Guardians of the

prace

12-Controlled

14-Ribbed

15-One who induces

17-Unqualified

18-Nickname for a

society "Bud"

20-Wipe out

21-Backgrour.d

22-Words of action

24-Pen name

Charles Lamb

25-Abbreviation for

"English"

26-Continued stories 28-English money

(abbr.)

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HORIZONTAL (Cont}

45-Affords pleasure

47-Sixty-one

48-01 advanced years

VERTICAL (Cont.)

10-REVORO

11-Powerful 13-Cease from

50-Moved forward little 14-Restores to health

by little

51-Defensive body

armor

52-Dumb. persons 54-Electrified emana-

tions

55-Ditch used in fort.

fication (Var.)

86-The essing of Ruid

G8-Vallant

60-Crowds

-Succeeds

62-T streich (Scat.)

€3-Staggers

VERTICAL

16-Peruses 19-Lange lake

22-Carriage 23-Spilled 26-Writing 27-Agitates 30-Without discount 32- Frozen dessert 34-most necessitaus [36-Covera with rich

apil

[37-Debated

35-8cesaws

39-Granulated food

1 starch

1-A person held as a 41-Sudden outbursta

plodge

31-Those characterized! 2-Change

by self-exaltation

33-Emerald tele

30-Herole narrative

30-Crossed open work

(pl.)

40-Place in advance 44-Western State

(abbr))

3-Prevaricator.

A month (abbr.)

42-Lives

43-Hoaster post

46-Transmitter

| 49-Warehous

5-Device for planting 61-Type of locomotive

grain

6-Game of cards 7-Fowl

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53-Preserve 56-Melt

57-Abbreviation for

milltary title 65-Individual

(The solution of the above crossword puzzle will appear in fo-morrow's issue along with a new cross-word puzzle.)

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

CYCLE

REBEL

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OFFICERS GASSED

CORONER ON NEED OF HELMETS AND MASKS.

parties. Had helmets or masks been used the death of Re venue Officer No. 71 would have been prevented and might have also enabled the rescue of No. 182 in time for saving his life.

SIAMESE MINISTER

VISIT TO BUSINESS HOUSES IN LONDON.

GAMBLING VICE

PREVALENCE AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE

LEGISLATION WANTED

THE CHINA MAIL,

The question of gambling among young people was discussed at the annual conference at Bath, of the National Association of Hend Teachers, and a resolution was put forward by Mr. T. H. Gunn, of Hull, deploring the increasing facilities for such gambling, and asking the Government to pass legislation making it illegal for bookmakers to accept bets from minors, either for themselves or others.

Mr. Gunn declared that gambling was one of the worst enemies of the schoolmaster and schoolmistress. They were not spoil-sports, but bet- ting was the way to kill sports.

A delegate moved the previous. question on the ground that it was primarily the teachers' work to train children to resist the temptation of gambling, and that they had no au thority after scholars had passed out of their control.

Prince Purachatra, the Siamese Minister of Commerce and Con- munications, who is in London col- lecting a list of modern appliances to take back to his country, examined a new cinematograph in mail week, paid visits to business houses, and arranged to keep seven appointments during the day. Be- With the evidence of the doctor, tween his many engagements the recorded on Saturday (says the Prince was vaccinated, and super- "Straits Times" to hand), the in-vised the vaccination of his staff quiry into the death of two Revenue Officers on board the "Noorebar in the Singa pore Harbour, was conclud ed before Mr. G. Bourne the City Coroner, who found that death was caused by asphyxia from Inhaling carbon dioxide, a verdict of death by misadventure was re-machines to be sent to him. He turaed

before going to France.

Another delegate asked what would happen if a King took his Sons, who were under 21, to Epsom, and they were not allowed to bet.

Mr. Gunn observed that they would not be allowed to bet if taken to some places on the Continent.

Eventually the motion was carried with the omission of the words "twenty-one" and the inclusion of a proposal that the suggested legis lation should be applied to "young

persona."

Technical Education Needed Regret was expressed by Mr. H. J. Jackson, Nottingham, in de- livering his presidential address that no date had yet been fixed for raising the school-leaving age to Afteen.

Fresh from the pampas of Argentina which sent Luis Firpo to the U.S.A., Vittorio Campolo, right, signs up with Jess McMahon, left, and Hubert Fugazy, centre, for a match with anybody the boys pick out as long as the long green is forthcoming, Campoto is biggor than Firpo and even stronger. If he can box at all, he should give many of the boys plenty of trouble,

vastly better spirit abroad than even in the matter of religious education of the child

was

BOY SLAYER

KILLED PARENTS WHOSE LOVE IRRITATED HIM

A resolution was passed to the effect that the school-leaving age also agreed to that no child of school should be 15, and a motion

Vienna, May 12. No murder trial in recent years age should be employed in public has been followed with greater in- entertainments, tomime, after nine o'clock at night. the schoolboy Ferdinand Artmann, including pan-terest by the Viennese than that of

STRAITS DIVORCE

WIFE'S STORY OF ADULTERY

AND CRUELTY

Pauline Sobrinho (nee Pauline Ebert) obtained a divorce from her husband Alfred Aristedia Vincent

Sobrinho, before

the Straits Chief Justice (Sir William Murison).

Nicolan

Co-

New World, was named as

Miss Maina, an actress at the respondent. Neither she nor the respondent appeared in Court.

aged 17, who was last night found guilty of the murder of his parents.. He was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment.

The Court decided that the boy had murdered his mother in the dining room and then his father in the bedroom with several pistol shots and knife thrust. The extra- ordinary motive for the crime was that he wished to free himself from the influence of his parents, whom be found irritating because of their. great love for him.

trial!

He declared the country could

Throughout the week's not-afford to wait a decade before

Artmann displayed almost in- taking action in the matter. Their

credible composure and at first existence as an industrial nation

Petitioner alleged adultery and obstinately denied responsibility depended upon a higher standard of cruelty, and stated that she was for the death of his parents. Sub- education. Education in technology beaten with canes and shoes, andsequently, however, when the Court and art had been woefully neglected, on two occasions had to sleep out inspected the scene of the tragedy and if Britain was to maintain thunder a tree in the night. commercial and industrial supre- A deerec nisi was allowed. macy, if Britain was to compete

OXFORD UNION

and he was alone for some time in the bedroom of his parents he shed tears and made a partial confes- sion, saying that he had heard a viclent dispute between his parents. and rushed into their bedroom, i where he saw his father pointing a knife at his mother.

successfully with trade rivals in the markets of the world, the technical and business training of the youth of the nation must not be neglected. Mr. Michael Stewart (Socialist), A langer school life would in- St. John's, has been elected Pre- crease the efficiency of the next sident of the Oxford Union. Mr. generation; it would aid in reducing Stewart, who received 185 votes, is ed at his father snatched the serious menace of unemploy-ex-treasurer, and has taken a pro- the knife · from bis hand, minent part in the debates during till he fell down. He then rushed

ment, and prevent the deterioration of young people entering industry at an immature age.

In most areas reorganisation of the system of education was being carried out with a minimum of

One of the business houses he visited, was the headquarters of Burroughs Adding Machines in Regent Street Labour; the Prince states, is cheap in Siam, but it is efficiency that is wanted; and he asked for particulars of the

passed rapidly from department to In returning his finding the department, aslong question, and

Coroner added a rider the effect that there was need for the provi

ion of helmets for use by Bearch

consideration so far as the teach- ers were concerned.

Religious Instruction

the last two or three years. Mr.

Thereupon, he said, he rush-

and stabbed him many times

J. A. Boyd-Carpenter (Balliol) was out of the room, while his mother elected librarian, Mr. A. P. Tory probably committed suicide. (St. John's) treasurer, and Mr. E-sanity in the boy, who had been Doctors found no signs of in- M. Reid (Christ Church) secretary thoroughly spoiled by his parents.

The Rev. J. A. Walton, rector-of-

St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church,

The Mayor of Bath (Councillor | Cricklewood, has completed twenty- Bateman) welcomed the delegates, five years in the priesthood, and at of whom there were over 300. The his silver jubilee celebration the Bishop of Bath and Wells also parishioners presented him with welcomed them, and said that, from a cheque for £200 and a set of the all signs he could see, there was a Catholic Encyclopaedia.

left the officials accompanying him. almost breathless with the pace at

he worked

OLD TAYLOR

AGED BY TIME

woman he bigamously marries and afterward killed and burned. The picture above of Campbell, taken long before the reached hin prezent physical state, to the extent that he may not live to pay the parialty of the law, was taken sorte time ago, showing the de

ceptive qualities of the mild, almost scholarly Featureo

An astounding discovery was mada about Henry Colin Campbell, the 'New Jorney, torch slayer, that he enjoyed playing with dalin, tha email doll shown, left, being tifs type preferred by him!! Another variety of doll toward, which the killer showed marked partiality is shown here, below. fiset in a reproduction of the last photo ever, takan, of Mric Mildred, Mowry, the. I which masked his murderous impulien, adoramte

LOVE FOR DOLLS AND

TEDDY BEARS

Victim of Fetish Which Caused Crime

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tion with the cultivated rich men presence of a aration that has oat- and rulers of India

| run itself.: A case in polár is fimt of the

The tome life of the torch ayer Loeb-Leopold affair in Chicago, scrtalsly seems to have bear agree=" where two young men cruelly able enough, either, because his slaughtered a young, boy with a

dominancy was not thwarted or wise Pathological motive, It was is becauen i was flattered. He proved New Jersey, June 18. covered during their trial that hig

NE of the most amazing Bear, so that, in spite of the fact led the woman who had ceased to

Dickie Loeb possaared a Teddy crually, which is only a pind:

Assertion of dominancy, when he discoveries about Henry that his cunning and cruelty were be at any use to him Colin Campbell, the New that of an adult rtain phases of Jersey torch murderer, is the fact The answer of the puzzle of these wogue or a doll. bhe was merely that he had a collection of dolls complex natures is that they are a thing, a tool that had served it. kan, 20) over deminent, and And pleasure in purpose, and was now in the way. and Teddy Bears at home

This naturally giving to the playing with these helpless and The woman had submitted to are DENVER lifeless playbinge Inanimate ob- dominence, be had lost dedize En How can a man who jects cannot resist them wherser capivate her and now she was an treasures these tauder playthings of human belux do, and therefore they obstacle which must be removed children-be cruel enough to kill a are subject to ervol punishment, – Campbell was, the slave of his woman in cole blood?

When we find a mañ such se Camp- own spots, and the method he Of course Lials paychological de- bell who was mantad three times, used of shooting Mrs. Mildred callarity of Cambeirs is not the liverting bis normal impulses into Mowry, whom he had bigenously anly one on records at has ofsen abnormal or pathological channels, married, then burning her revolting been noted in lover of Jewels, of apparently loving grows women, yet as I may be to the normal person, Targ TREK paintings, books, and bas, playina with dolls, and later killing was quita Hine with the callous been particularly noted in cranio in woman, wo resize, we are in that cruelty of this type of person.

mentality, wäre that of a child. Ske was not in his mind either a

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