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THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 14, 1938.

INSURGENT ADVANCE ON

ALHAMBRA MEDITERRANEAN

NATHAN ROU

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

The Thrills of “MARKED WOMAN”

of "G-MEN”.

All

DID YOU SAY

MARRIAGE?

TO-MORROW Warner Bros.

Picture

The Action The Punch of “KID GALAHAD” Combined in one Picture!

NO, I SAID

MURDER!

BACK IN CIRCULATION

PAT O'BRIEN JOAN BLONDELL MARGARET LINDSAY

"ALCATRAZ ISLAND"

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John Litel Ann Sheridan

What cause's

AGAIN SLOWED DOWN

London, To-day.

The insurgent advance towards the east coast of the Mediterranean at present has been slowed down by strong Government resistance along the insurgents' original line of advance near Tortosa, which the Government is still vigor- ously defending.

A Republican communique issued in Barcelona states that the loyalist troops are meeting with successes near Lerida, where the Government is staging a counter-attack.

The insurgents are now at- Should they be successful they tempting to break through to the will be able to cut the line of com- Mediterranean coast further munications between Barcelona north of Tortosa.

Morning Tiredness!

The following facts are of interest and importance to everyone - but especially to those who habitually wake up tired in the morning

LEEP should be "Tired Nature's Sweet Restorer." It should refresh the body, - strengthen the nerves and renew energy. Yet how often even after an apparently good night's sleep you awake weary and listless, unprepared for the day's work.

The most probable cause of this Morning Tiredness is that you went to bed without providing Nature with the nutriment necessary for the work of re- storation. Remember that the daily expenditure of energy, and the wear and tear on the mental and nervous system, must be made good by adequate nutriment of the right kind.

By far the best way to ensure the correct form of nutriment while you sleep is to make 'Ovaltine' your bedtime beverage. Ovaltine' has special pro- perties which not only quickly induce sound, natural sleep, but it also supplies every nutritive element required to make that sleep completely restorative. Ovaltine is a perfect food. It is prepared from the finest of Nature's foods-mait, plus milk, plus new-laid eggs. Eggs are liberally used because they are the richest source of lecithin-a vital nerve- building element. No tonic food beverage would be complete without the special nutritive and vitalis- ing properties of eggs.

Experience all over the world has proved that "Ovaltine is unequalled both as a bedtime and day-time beverage. Although imitations are made to look the same, there are extremely important

diffe

Ferences.

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For your health's sake, start the Ovaltine? habit to-day.

Drink

Ovaltine

and note the Difference! 25c92

and Valencia. Reuter.

SIX WEEK'S DICTATORSHIP FOR DALADIER

Paris, To-day.

The Senate yesterday approv-

ed M. Edouard Daladier's Finance Bill by 288 votes to 1.

The official return of the Senate division was 290 votes to 0, and the vote was therefore unanimous. A Radical originally given as the only "No," later was included among the "Ayes.”

The Chamber and Senate have now gone into Easter recess, giv- ing M. Daladier a free hand for the next six weeks.-Reuter.

PUBLIC OPINION

Paris, To-day. The Senate session, yesterday was of short duration. In the course of a brief debate, the Rap- porteur of the Senate - financial committee announced that the com- mittee had approved the Govern- ment's Finance Bill because it was being backed by public opinion all over the country, and hence would furnish the basis for an internal loan.

This contrasted with M. Leon Blum's Empowering Bill which had sought a solution by way of infla- tion

:

The Chamber and Senate ad- journed last evening until May 27.

-Trans-Ocean.

IMPRESSIVE SPEECH

Paris, To-day. The Premier, M. Edouard Dala- dier, delivered a very impressive speech in the Senate just before his Finance Bill was passed.

He said he needed the unquali- ed confidence of the Senate. He was not asking it for himself or for the Government, but for France.

The attitude of the Senate would evoke an echo both in France and beyond French frontiers.

-Lou&applause from all parts of the Senate greeted his assertion that the national resurgence was already being felt.

GOOD. PROSPECT

M Daladier said he was well aware of the difficulties, but would meet them with all his strength.

Political circles generally be- lieve that the new French Govern- ment has every prospect of being allowed by Parliament to remain until November in full charge of the ship of state-Trans-Ocean.