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QUELA'S

TO-DAY ONLY

"At 2.30, 5.15, 7.20 & 9.30.

He hated...es low xuen can hate .......the woman he once loved! Adpipa Zuos prevente

HERBERT MARSHALL.

Forgotten FACES

PARAMOUNTS

لا

GERTRUDE MICHAEL James Borica - Robert Cummings “Jane Rhodes-A Poromonal Mature

SELECTED SHORTS

4 SHOWS

DMLT 1.30.XI 7.15-8.30

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I am

Though you ever sie mits watching the warned!

TO-MORROW

MARGARET SULLAVAN

at her very gayest in the grand comedy. THE MOON'S OUR HOME”

THEK ART THAN OR HAMPY VALLET BUS

ORIENTAL

ROAD

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1936

MAXIM GORKI

CREMATED

State Funeral At The Kremlin

“CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Moscow. To-day.

The mortal remains of the! famous Russian writer Maxim

US. BASEBALL RESULTS

CARDINALS BEAT GIANTS

SENATORS BOW TO INDIANS

New York, To-day.

HARVARD BEAT YALE

Annual Boat RaceTM At New London

New London, Conn. To-day. Harvard beat Yale by four lengths in the annual boat

For who died here on Thurs- The following were the results here Festerday, clochiace day, were cremated in Moscow of the League baseball matches minutes 19 seconds over the Crematory yesterday. The urn played yesterday: containing Gorki's ashes will be

interred in

the wall of the

National League

R.

H.

S

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Kremlin at the Red Square to- Cincinnatti

day with an impressive cere. Kazpauris and Schoot many, which will have the char-

bardi homered.

acter. of.a State funeral. A Boston monument will be erected at Nishi Novgorod, where the de-St. Louis

and S. Martin ceased author

-homers. which was renamed some years

"Gorki"- Trans-Ocean New York jago ¡Service.

was born

FRANCE TO DEFEND HER CURRENCY

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four-mile course. Reuter.

This is Harvard's first success Esince 1933, for Yale beat them in o the following year to break their! ia succession. Yale won again in Lom-sequence of wins over three years 21935, when they took 20 mins. 19 secs, over the course as against 0/21 mins. 04 secs. recorded by Ha- hit rvard.

777

and

710 Medwick

5.10 Whitehead hit a home run. The

between gane

The first race was held on June 0/30, 1876 when Yale was success-

ful and since then they have woni Chicage 34 times against Harvard's 25, in- and Brooklyn was postponed. on cluding their latest success.

account of threatening weather, while the Pittsburg v Philadelphia off on ac- encounter was called jcount of rain.

FEARS DISPELLED Paris: The fears that the new Cleveland French Government would pursue

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FRANCE SUPPORTS

BRITAIN

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Washington

American League

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taken against anyone.

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and even introduce a capital levy Chicago

vigorous

devaluation policy Philadelphia

were dispelled by the

Finance

Minister's eagerly awaited speech New York

in the Chamber yesterday after- Selkirk hit a home run. noon. M. Vincent Auriol, Minis-Detroit

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enmity will be felt or

reprisals

EFFECTS IN AMERICA

Washington: It is understood that the financial and

arms e-

ter of Finance, declared that the No other games were scheduled.bargoes against Italy and Ethiopia Government was determined to

⚫LAST 4 TIMES TO▪DAY⚫ protect the currency at all costs,

. playground of pagan

A TRULY GLORIFIED SCREEN SPECTACLE ! Pompeii, proud and mighty pleasures caught in the midst of savage revels, faces mighty doom!

SCENES OF GASPING MAGNITUDE !

MIGHTIEST OF SPECTACLE DRAMAS!

Merian C. Cooper's

THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII

Directed East £. Schondrock

Wich PRESTOR FOSTER ALAN BALE, BASIL, MATH- BONE, JOHN MOOD, LOUIS

CALMERN, DAVID HOLT, KO-RADIO PANAS

TO-MORROW MONDAY TUESDAY

LAUGHTER REIGNS SUPREME

WITH THESE FUNNY ROVING GYPSIES.

Stan

Oliver

LAUREL HARDY

THE

Bohemian Girl

Mction

Mot

ANTONA MORENO - JACHUELITE WELLS

●MATINEES: 20c-30c • EVENINGS: 20c-306-50c-10c.

CHANNEL BUOYS WHAT

HAT would modern naviga- tion do without the channel buoys those floating markers that keep ships off the shoals? b a very real sense, the advertise- ments in this paper are channel buoys, placed for your protection -for the safeguarding of the family expenditures.

These advertisements are the signed statements of reputable firms who seek your patronage on the single basis of giving value for every dollar spent. They are honest statements, the only kind an advertiser can use and remain an advertiser.

People who get the most for their dollar in the market-places are those who keep an eye on the channel buoys. Day by day, they follow the advertisements to learn what and where to buy to the best advantage. Make this a habit, Study the advertisements, in the interest of shrewder buying.

The

advertisers in this paper have charted the channels of bay- ing for you. Keep to the course,

and announced that very sharp measures would be taken against all who had smuggled large sums out of the country. These people, he said, were nothing better than traitors.

Referring to the

Communist

-Reuter.

SEA ADVENTURE ENDED

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remove

Showing TO-DAY Simultaneously

KING'S

HONG KONG MA

ALHAMBRA

KOWLOON

Al 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 pm: At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.

NO BLOOD ON HIS INNOCENT HANDS NO GUILT IN HIS ANGUISHED HEART! Yet the savage fury of a nation's hate condemned him to a living death!

The

The man a

nation martyred' gives the screen its

greatest drama!

PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND

will not be affected by any deci- sien of the League of Nations to

sanctions. Presidenti Roosevelt has repeatedly emphas-1 ised that the embargoes are not

any way connected with the League, and he was represented yesterday by close advisers as not shows As a result of a midnight con- desiring to terminate them until

the authorities, thelan independent enquiry

hostilities have definitely motion for a capital levy, the ference by speaker said it was true that the Pomeroon put out at dawn with a that

once had party of mine policemen, com-coased throughout Abyssinia. Socialists themselves demanded a capital levy, but that manded by Captain Murtland, the Reuter. had been in time of prosperity. Acting Deputy Inspector General To-day the levy would be the of Police. Her instructions were deathblow to the capital market, to seize the suspect. which was already in a sad state. No journalists were

Declaring that the advocates of aboard. devaluation were merely actuated

cur-

GRIM CHASE

allowed

AMERICA'S BLACKEST PAGE

STANDS REVEALED !

Your heart will cry out... your eyes sting, with tears... at this thandering revelation of man's inhumanity to man!

Next Change at the KING'S →→

SYDNEY HOWARD in "WHERE'S GEORGE?” UNITED ARTISTS RELEASED

NEW STAMP ISSUE IN GERMANY STARE

be

Berlin, To-day-Philatelists will interested to hear that special

series of stamps the Ger- be issued by postal authorities in

con-

As the Pomeroon approached, by selfish motives, the Finance Minister said that such a course the Girl Pat, with diesel working will would be dangerous to the inter- and sails up, started to run away, man ests of the nation unless other na-and the Pomeroon hotly pursued nection with the World Congress of Leisure Time and Recreation, her in the glassyses. tions also adjusted their rency. Only one course was pos- Spectators from the shore. now which has been convoked by the sible, and that was for the nation saw the Girl Pat outmanoeuvring National Socialist Organisation the Pomeroon and gaining ground Strength through Joy," schedu- until they were seven miles west led to take place in Hamburg from of the Girl Pat's original anchor-July 28 to 30.-Trans-Ocean Ser-

rice.

to save the currency itself.

CAPITAL SENT ABROAD The total capital which French men had sent abroad since Jan-lage uary 1935 was estimated at 26, The Pomeroon was 000,000,000, while the amount of as she came up the Girl Pat would hoarded banknotes was probably make a complete circle and head

faster, but

The ding-dong race continued

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in the neighbourhood of 30,000,-west, forcing the Pomeroon to ALL OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD 1000,000 francs. Altogether, there make a wider circle and so lose fore, including the boarded gold, ground in order to recover her French economy was deprived of chasing position.

Dr. Schacht said it was perfect- no less than 50,000,000,000 francs.

Anybody who did not report the for 30 minutes, but at last the ly natural that in his conversa- sms he had abroad by July 15 Pomeroon got close up in a vantions with leading men he had spoken of various economic and would have to expect severe pun-tage position, slightly astern ishment, and eventually depriva-the port quarter. What happened financial matters, but he had tion of his civil rights. Criticising next could not be seen from the neither the intention of flying to the secret and dubious financial beach, but it was perceived that Ankara to make an offer for the methods pursued by the previous the Pomeroon was towing the fortification of the Dardanelles, Governments, the speaker said Girl Pat into Georgetown, where as one French paper had asserted, that ar end would be put to these they were expected shortly. ruses and in future frank state-

ments of the financial situation of

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nor had he any other mysterious political mission.

Dr. Schacht left Budapest yes-

the country would regularly by FINANCES OF THE COLONY terday by air for Berlin-Trans- published..

NEW MEASURES

On the conclusion of his speech. the Minister introduced new fin ancial measures for the purpose of achieving the objects he

bad!

The financial statement of the

balance of Colony, for the month of March. shows a favourable

Bevenne during $12,897,243.46. the month amounted to $2,436,-!

Ocean Service.

WOODEN SCHOOL BURNED Fire last month destroyed a structure at 960.59, the excess of assets over temporary wooden

set forth, the chief of these be-310.72, and expenditure to $2,541,-

ing

1. A bill increasing the sever liabilities at February 29, amount- Birmingham, used by pupils of lity of punishment for failing to

to $15,002,893.33, Hing reveal credits abroad, while grant brought forward. jing tax amnesty,

2. A bill empowering the Fin- ance Minister to take sharp men-

sures against persons attempting

to damage the national credit,

WEATHER FORECAST

being

King Edward's School pending the erection of a new building.

Fair weather, with moderate

CLOCK TOWER TO BE MOVED

Council Southwark Borough

ed an obstruction to traffié

S. A bill enabling the Govern-south-west winds, is the weather have decided to remove the clock ment to issue decrees with the ob-forecast for to-day, as issued by tower at St. George's Circus to ject of securing adequate repre- the Royal Observatory this morn-another site because it is consider- sentation of all national economic

jing. interests in the Banque de France, 4. A bill empowering the Gov- ernment to reorganise public £n- ance, with the object of making it simpler and more elastic-Trans- Ocean Service.

elastic Trans Government Appointment's

CLYDE TO BE DEEPENED

The following Government ap- Mr. Manuel Rivera Iglesias, pointments, etc., are notified in the Consul-General for Peru at Hong Kong, resumed charge of the Government Gazette:-

Consulate-General Sir Alasdair Duncan Atholl Peruvian

The Clyde Navigation Trust has decided to carry on extensive MacGregor, Kt KC, resumed June 11;·· dredging of the river between duty as Chief Justice of the Shieldhall and Port Glasgow,

DEATH

WARNER BAXTER GLORIA STUART

Gillingwater Arthur Byro O. P. Heggie Harry Carey

and a cast of one thousand

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4 SHOWS DAILY at 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20 p.m. FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

UB. IRISH EYES ARE SMILING AS IRISH FISTS ARE FLYING and all our sides sra schlag-roncing at Jimmy's and Pat's lat

est screaming shindig... JAMES

CAGNEY

and FAT

O'BRIEN

THE IRISH IN US

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"VIA DE HAVILLAND

TO-MORROW, MONDAY, TUESDAY.

THE BIGGEST LAUGH IN TOWN!

HAROLD LLOYD IN “THE MILKY WAY”

TO-DAY MAJESTIC

ONLY

HERE

COMES TROUBLE

At 2.30, 5.20,

7.20 & 9.20 p.m.

ON THE STAGE

At 5.00, 7.15 & 9.30 pm.

#

THE NINE

O'CLOCK REVUE”

A NON-STOP

VARIETY SHOW

TO-MORROW

JEAN HARLOW

SPENCER TRACY

IN

on

PAUL KELLY ~ARLINE JUDGE MONA BARRIE GREGORY RATOFF

"RIFF RAFF"

Dr. Dean Abbott Smith, B.A Supreme Court of Hong Kong on (Cambs.), LUSSA. (London), B. Chir. (Camba.), D.T.M. & H] June 19----

Mr. James Joseph Hayden re (London), to be a Medical Officer, zumed duty as Puisat Judge of with effect from May 27;

Mr. To Tsu-on, Hong Kong TOLLAN—On Saturday morning, the Supreme Court of Hong Kong

Police Reserve, to be an Honorary 20th June, 1936, at the War on June: 19; w

Mr. Ernest Hillas Williams re-Aide-de-Camp to His Excellency Printed and Published for the Proprietors, The Newspaper Enterprise Ltd, Memorial Nursing Home, Mrs.

June 12 D. Tollan, wife of Mr. D.sumed duty as Assistant Attorney- the Governor, with effect from by DAYD CHRISTIAN WI Tolan, after a short-finess. General on June 19:

Victoria, Hong: Eleg.