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Tuesday, July 15, 1930.

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Tuesday and Wednesday, the last 2 days

At 2.15, 5.10, 7.15 and 9.20 p.m.

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A SINGING, THRILLING, FUN RIOT.

The biggest fistful of entertainment you've ever had. Packed with thrill- ing melodrama, suspense and uproari- nus comedy, Helen Morgan crooning "It Can't Go on Like This." Charles Ruggles in nerio-comic role that's Wow. AND Jimmy Durante just pulling the laughs from way down deep.

Bee and hear it! There are things you'll never forget about this picture. And Jimmy Durante's one of them

"ROADHOUSE

"College Chams Sound Comedy "Goodbye My Lady Love" Sound Cartoon Finding His Voice "

By Western Electric

NIGHTS"

with

HELEN MORGAN CHARLES RUGGLES FRED KOHLER 358 CLAYTON, JACKSON

and DURANTE

a Paramount Picture

Next Change, THURSDAY, July 17th.

Paramount's

All-Talking," All-Star, All-Thrilling,

THE STUDIO MURDER MYSTERY

featuring

DORIS HILL, NEIL HAMILTON,

WARNER OLAND, FLORENCE ELDRIDGE.

Hooking at Anderson's and at the Theatre (Telephone 25720);

Printed and published for the Proprietors, The New

Limited by DAVID CHRISTIAN WILSON, Bus Ee, Wyndham Street, Hang

ESTABLISHED

1846

大英七月十五號 禮拜二百 中華民國庚午年月弍十日

HONG KONG, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930.

COURT PACKED WITH DANGEROUS RIDING.

SPECTATORS

AIR CRASH.

MATTHEWS'S EFFORT TO SAVE COMRADE.

To Hear Bank Murder Case.

in-

the

ALL DISAPPOINTED.

Rangoon, Yesterday. Hook was more severaly jured than Matthews when machine erashed due. to a leak of the petrol pipe. They only had. n small supply of food and the water Was malarial

KOWLOON MOTOR CYCLIST FINED $30.

in a manner

Mr. Whyte-Smith, at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday, raposed a fine of $30 upon Mr. L. Haggett, of Nathan Road, Kowloon, who was charged with driving a motor cycle the A hevy of Chinese ladies h

dangerous to dresses of many hues

public on June 18. thronged

The defendant pleaded guilty, and Matthews tried to the Chief Justice's Court this carry Hook but this was difficult morning. Before ten o'clock every after evidence had been given that owing to the nature of the ground. available seat was occupied, and he was travelling at 40

quite a number of Europeans and hour in Chatham Road, His Worship They stumbletl on for days In Chinese men had to stand.

convicted as stated." Defendant. wretched weather, sleeping In The excitement was over

be added, had previously been sum- bunters' huts and bamboo clumps.

trial of the Chinese who is alleg-moaed for a similar offence. ed to have run amok and killed eve youths in the Hung Tak Bank MISS AMY JOHNSON. on Empire Day.

the

Finally Matthews pushed on, teaving Hook at his own request, with the villagers. He staggered The case was scheduled to be into Prome at the end of his hourd at 10.30 o'clock and Mr. tether.

Leo d'Almada, jun.. Instructed by sen.. has Mr. P. X. d'Almuda, been briefed for the defence, Mr. and Hin-shing Lo is holding a watch for) ng brief on behalf of the Hung

Story of the Mishaps. Matthews is ill at Prome, is having medical attention exposure and exhaustion.

Tak Bank.

the

There is no news of Hook, for Excitement ran high as whom the police and villagers, prisoner was led into the dock accompanied by a -doctor, are and every neck was eraned to searching.

According to

to

see him.

miles an

JOINS RANKS OF EMPIRE TRADERS.

The Empire Traders' Campaign has received a notable recruit in Miss Amy Johnson, who, speaking. at a luncheon in Melbourne organis- ed by the Overseas League, the Aus- tralia Association of British Manu- facturers and the Royal Society of St. George, declared herself "an ambassador of trade."

Matthews, the Ten minutes passed and the

She appealed for greater unity aeroplane crashed into a bamboo crowd of spectators showed signs among Empire Traders and offered clump

while they were trying to of impatience, Mr. C. D. Mel-her services ir furthering the inter-

the tty over

Toma Mountains. bourne, Registrar of the Supremests of British traders in Australia The airmen slid down

the Court,

then appeared and an and Australian trades elsewhere in ground. not seriously injured, but counced that the case will be

the Empire. the machine was hopelessly wreck heard at 2.30 p.m. ed. The airmen followed the course of the Buyo River for a week, their food steadily dwindl ing. Hook was so ill on the seventh day that he was unable to stand. They decided that the only chance

was for Matthews to push on and

try to find help. He was at the end of his tether when he stumbled ision a party of villagers, who brought him to Promne-Reuter.

The crowd left, all feeling dis- appointed.

CANCER SCOURGE.

PREVENTION BY SPECIAL X-RAY

TREATMENT:

JUNK CAPSIZES.

A trading junk, which was on a voyage from Hong Kong to Cheungchau at 9 p.m. on Sunday, sized near the entrance to Silver was caught in a squall and cap-

Mine Bay. All her crew were rescued by a passing fishing junk A new X-ray treatment, which it and taken to Pingchau. They is believed will render persons returned here yesterday and re- exempt from cancer, was revealed ported the affair to the Police. by Lord Knutsford (chairman of On the return voyage from Ping-

MISSION TO AFRICA. the London Hospital) in the course chau they passed their junk which

:

LORD KIRKLEY TO LEAD ECONOMIC VISIT.

Rugby, Yesterday.

of a meeting of Governors of the had subsequently been lifted by London Hospital.

the heavy sea on to a rock at the entrance to Silver Mine Bay.

He stated that investigations were being made, giving attention not only to the removal of the

In view of the success of Lord growtli, but to the removal of the D'Abernon's mission to South tendency of cancer, rendering a Africa, the Government has invit-person immune.

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Lord Kirkley to lead the The treatment consisted of a Economic Masion to the Union special X-ray apparatus, giving the of South Africa.

rays a very short wave-length akin Lord Kirkley has accepted the to radium itself. This could be invitation and the mission. is due applied to different parts of the to leave early in August and visit | body.

Southern and Northern Rhodesia The committee decided to spend

as well as the Union-British $5,000 on the installation of the Wireless Service.

THE

apparatus.

Prevents

and

Pleading guilty to the theft, of

a piece of fron piping which he took from a vacant ground near the Kowloon Mortuary, and which was the property of the Govern- ment, a Chinese, stated to be un- employed, was at the Kowloon Magistraey this morning sentenc ed to one month's hard labour. It was stated by Mr. J. Barnett, of the P.W.D. Waterworks, that the piping was valued at $15, and was left lying in the open.

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