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KWANGTUNG CONSERVANCY

Canton, Yesterday. The Kwangrung Conservancy Bureau under instructions of the Central Government, has been re- organized into the Kwangtung Conservancy Committee.

man.

The members present at Nanking have been formally inducted to office, with Koo Ying-fan as Chair

Mr., Koo was to have gone to Canton to take over the Bureau, but, being otherwise engaged. sent Mr. Lam Chih-min in his stead,

Mr. Luh has assumed office at the Bureau, where he was swor in by Mr. Lam Wen-koi, the City Mayor, by order of the Central Government.-Canton News Agency.

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JAPAN AGREES

PROPOSED REVISION OF COVENANT

CHANGED SITUATION

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Tokyo, Yesterday. The following programme will he After a full discussion of Mr. broadcast to-day from the Government Henderson's proposal, at Geneva, Broadcasting Station Z.B.W. on 350 for the revision of the Covenant of Įmetres:- the League of Nations for the pur-

5.30-6.30 p.m. Programme pose of meeting the changed situa-Chinese Musie (Records supplied tion created by the enforcement of through the courtesy of the Sincere the Kellogg Part, the Cabinet has Co., Ltd.) decided to approve the British sug- 7.48 pam.Evening Weather Report. gestion,

8 p.in. Evening Programme.' (Vlu- tor Records supplied through the courtesy of Messrs. S. Moutrie & Co., Ltel.)

It will instruct the Japanese dele- gate at Geneva accordingly.--- Reuter,

"BIG MONEY"

Canton, Yesterday, According to information from official circles, the Central Govern- ment has consented to the pay- ment of all salaries of officers and troops in big money, namely, 25 per cont. above the local currency.

the

The New Moon" (Romberg);

Vocal Gems,

"Whospee" (Kain-Donaldson),

Vocal Gems,

Victor Light Opera Company. "Children's Overture" (Quilter),

If.M.V. New Light Symphony Orchestra.

"Trot Here And There," "The Swing Song,"

Vocal Duet:-Winnic Melville and Derek Oldhani.

It now appears that civil servants "Russian Inn" Medley of Waltzes, will also be paid in same "Russien Bazaar" Medley Waltzes, manner, commencing from next

Kirilloff's Balalaika Orchestra. month. Canton News Agency. *A Hollywood Bow! Concert,"

Diva Loses 60 lb. by Dancing

Above is a close-up of the charming but formerly all-too-plump Mot Marguerite d'Alvarez, contralto, whe won an emphatic triumph over adipose tissue. Below, the singer as she looked on her return from Europe, where she was tremendously popular, Right, the diva ao sho looks on the lyric stage today, weighing 60 pounds less than he did before she went in. for strenuous dancing.

ADIPOSE TISSUE THREATENED HER CAREER

The benevolent-it too franic Impresario didn't know that he and juat made the moat wounding st ment that he possibly could to the aspiring plana donna?It was prac- really inferred that the Metroja?- Lan, which has housed the world's greatest artists, would have wel.

ATTRIBUTE it all to comed d'Alvares, it only her pound-

66dancing, strenuous age had bear less.

dancing and yet more dancing," says Mnie. Mar- guerita d'Alvarez, famous Pe- ruvian contralto of the Metro politan Opera House, who iso fated herself on the Island of Brioni in the Adiratic and worked at reducing until she lost 60 pounds when she found her weight was threatening her

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Brokenhearted, but not defeared, Mme. d'Alvarez returned to Europe where talent, not avoirdupois, was the Important lasue, and charmed However,

her audience as of old. her ambition to return to the Met- ropolitan Opera House was stil! ba- fore her as her ligbest ambition, her goat.

Determined then to shear off the

troublesome excens adipose. the

singer tried fifty-seven varienes of reducing stunte, in vain. Thirteen years

the fiery. blackeyed beauty from the Pumpas

Still hopeful, a great inspiration presented herself at the charied came to her. She took an ecluded portals of the Metropellan and villa on the Island of Brioni, where audibly hoped for a hearing. Alas! Gene Tunney and his bride went She found that the golden porteuilla for their honeyracon, and there whe was hosped against her entrance did eslierhenies and danged dally. because--figuratively speaking-she At the end of two months was too bulky.

miracle had happened She had lost

"We

love

your volte," said the sixty pounds. offietal who had given Harguerita "Now," she happily mused, "1 can an audition, and we have heard look my admirers straight in the much of you. If only we could SEE face without propping a a head on a little less."

a couple of spare chins."

Sees World

After 53 Years

SOLITARY CONFINEMENT TEMPORARILY BROKEN

F

IFTY-THREE years ago, a boy of seventeen, who! had murdered children even younger than himself, entered the Charleston, State Prison to expiate his crimes by a life of solitary confinement. Today. Jesse H Pomeroy, now a grizzled man of seventy-one, was taken from behind the grim walls that had boon his home to the State farm at Bridgewater, Müsä.

Pomeroy arrived in an automo- bile the rat ride he had ever taken to a motor vehicle. Durios the trip his eyes were hold wide by wonder, and his tongue was adenost speechless as he realized at what apbed a modern world, hidden from

JESSE H. POLIEROY

· him by prison valli, had moved in plazation was necessary before he fifty-three years.

was able to understand the use of Massachusetts", historia "ilfer" was thoss machiner, ** dimppolated at the scarcity of Near Brockton the two automo- horses on the highways - He saw biles bearing. Fomeroy and live but une from the time he left Bon- other long term prisonere paused ton until he krivaði at the outskirts long enough at an airport for Pom- of “Bridgewatan. – At the Stats Barm | aroy to witness for the first time the be tuced one of his greatest suri: tkká-off of an airplane. He way sp prisen. There, tractors karo all but amaxed. He was unable to question displaced homes, kad a hugthy sz. (238" guards

Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. (Symphonics under the Stars) Conducted by Eugene Goossens. Carneval Overture" (Dvorak

Op.92).

"The Fire Dance" (Manuel de

Falls).

"Fantastic Symphony-March To The

Scaffold

(Berlioz)..

"Islamey" (Tone Picture) (Mil

Balakirew).

"The Sleeping Beauty-Ballet Suite?

(Tschaikowsky Op. 66a).

"Candolation”

"Take This Rose," Tenor,

Maurice J. Gunsky.

William Tell" Rossini), Overture,

Arthur Pryor's Band.

The Boll Weevil," "Negro Spirituals," Baritone,

Carl Sandburg.

"At Dawning," "Andantino," Violin Soto,

Fritz Kreisler. "Introduction And Fague" (Liszt),

Organ Solo,

Fermando Germani. "Pagliacci-Prologue" (Leoncavallo).

Baritonu,

Lawrence Tibbett, "Hawaiian Nights" Waltz, "Aloma" (Bowers),

Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra.

"La Bahenie-Fantasia" (Puccini),

Victor Symphony Orchestra. "Serenade" (R. Drigo) Waltz, "The Flower of Italy" (G. De Stefano), Rossi Rund.

10.30 p.m.-Close Down.

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Psychological Experiments

Science maintains that proiessara czn't help falling in love with their bob-haired, short-skirted students, any more than their hora-worshipping co-ede can help falling in love with them. Above are shown tires members of Teachers' Collage at Columbia University, New York, in a toat of silk's appeal, demonstrating that the wearing of, silk stockings provides necessary beauty in a machine age" and

may perhaps help to explain the inevitable attras. tion between teacher and pupil, L. to r, Nina Ban- nett the stockings); Arlene Garfield (sille stack. ings!; and Dorothy Dodd (cotton stockings). AL right, photy of Theora Hix, Ohio University co-ed, who was found stabbed to death. Dr. James H. Snock, belovi, admittedly her lover, naw on trial în cenaction with the gruesome murder.

CLASSROOM CONTACT MAKES MUTUAL ATTRACTION

Yurier

do i

Renerations

have

always, the most disastrous consequences wanted to do without daring to For instance, as I write, Professor James H. Snook, of Ohio State Uni. Woman leady in love by captivat- Į versity, one of the largest and most Ing both men and other women. She conservativa colleges in the United is naturally equipped to do this, States, le scouard of the brutal mur- Nature made woman's body intrin-dor of a beautiful girl with whom sically captivating. Our paycholog-he is supposed to have carried on a

al experiments have shown that forbidden love affair.

New York, August 14.

Dr. Snook ECENT news dispatches

baik men and women are almost at first stoutly denied that he killed scandals in which aston-beautiful girl.

In sterst love nest where the Pro-

R tell us about college equally moved by the sight of a the girl, but the police discovered

friend. Hved together in world-fres

ishing charges and counter- All the college regulations in the fessor and bis quiet college girl' charges are aired in several of world will never stop thana moder love whenever they could get away our most conservative institu- ratdens from following the laws of from the duties and routine of col- tions of learning.

lega Then he contensed, polico

their own naturen. They have won

In one especially spectacular case, the freedom to' show and uas the

a university president, at that time charms which nature gave them. said, but later pleaded not guilty. chairman of the board of trustees, And they are beginning to ues this was red as soon so the love

anair became known. was driven from town because of new freedom with great slective-

It was not the girl's fanls—nature

an alleged affair with a pretty fel-news on the men within room mada ber that way, just as it makes low member of the faculty. Most Prades and Victorias morallaje

of the student body rose in arms might as well try to stop the sarth every normal woman primarily a and demanded his expulsion A from attracting a talling apple as captivatress and socker of love. though he was later exonerated, the to, attempt to stop a modern short- Nor was it the facil of Bricoh bod Incident emphasizes the sex back-Jekirted college girl from attracting | the other professor in so far as they ground of colega Hta In Amorien, the collega boys and college profes- yielded naturally to the girls pow- and brings us to a consideration of sore with whom she is thrown into six of captivation, "Nature made "college captivation" in general. dally contact···

men that way, Hon baye always Modem-girls, it must be remem- It is such an emotional sitčation yielded to/woinvia. Kiarīši kna 63- hered,"are" deing just what girls of ❘an thin which leade sometimes to | ways. Will