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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 12, 1989
SOUTH TYROL
ALHAMBRA EXPULSION OF
NATHAN RD. HOWLOON-DAILY AT-2,30'S
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TWO BROTHERS TRY TO OUTSMART EACH OTHER BECAUSE THEIR JOBS DEMAND IT! CRUSADING DISTRICT ATTORNEY PUTS BROTHER BEHIND BARS!
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· JOAN DAVIS-JACK HALEY. GEORGE SARSIER = 'AUSTI TERRY DONALD MEK JOHNNY DOWNS A 20th Century-Fox Pictura
Fri.
Sat.
“PECK'S BAD BOY WITH THE CIRCUS”
Tommy Kelly Ann Gillis
Commencing Sunday, July 16th.
ANOTHER M-G-M REVIVAL WEEK Seven Super-productions each for ONE day only! SUN: "TOPPER"
MON: "MAYTIME”
TUE: "TREASURE ISLAND” WED: "BABES IN TOYLAND" THU: “DAVID COPPERFIELD" FRI: “SUZY”
SATURDAY: “THE FIREFLY” starring Jeanette MacDonald
2.
TO-NIGHT'S DINNER
Noodle Soup
Stewed Fish & Brawn Sauce, 8... Pork Chop & Mashed Potatoes
4. Stewed Mutton with Tomato
5. Cold Bologna Sausage
6. Sherry, Jelly
7. Cheese & Biscuit
8. Tea or Coffee.
Price 90 cts.
ST. FRANCIS HOTEL
QUEEN'S ROAD, CENTRAL.
A.R.P.
FOREIGNERS
London, To-day.
Reuter's diplomatic correspondent understands that the British Government is inquiring in Rome in regard to the reasons why British sub- jects have been ordered to leave the South Tyrol.
The orders to leave affect some 15 British subjects, including a farmer and two elderly spinsters living in hotels.
According to information, receiv-
ed in London the orders affect some
200
foreign・・ subjects,
mostly
Swiss; but it is stated that two American subjects are not includ- ed in the expulsion order.
British subjects, affected have not been given any reason for the expulsion.
TRAGIC DEATH
OF SOVIET
ENVOY TO CHINA
In Rome yesterday, the British and French Ambassadors and the Netherlands Minister called at the Italian Foreign Office separately to
The Chinese Government has inquire about the order to their na-instructed the Chinese Embassy tionals to leave the South Tyrol.
ENTIRE DISTRICT
Chungking, To-day.
in Moscow to express condolences to the Soviet Government and to The expulsion order refers to the the family of the Soviet Ambas whole frontier district, which will sador to China, M. Luganetz- be closed to all foreigners except Orelsky, who was killed, together for merely transit purposes.
with his wife, in a motor-car About 30 British, 15 French, 40 accident in Russia on Saturday. to 50 Netherlands subjects and a number of Swiss are affected,··
It is stated in Italian circles in Rome that reason for the steps are: both political and military-Reu- ter.
ARMED ROBBERS INVADE N.T. NUNNERY
FIVE YOUNG CHINESE NUNS, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 11 AND 17 YEARS, WERE TERROR- STRICKEN' LAST NIGHT SHORT- LY BEFORE MIDNIGHT, WHEN FIVE ARMED ROBBERS FORC- ED ENTRY TO THE LIN YUEN NUNNERY AT TAI-O.
M. Luganetz-Örelsky who succeed- ed M. Bogomoloff as Ambassador to China, presented his credentials. to the Chinese Government in Chung- king on New Year's Day, 1938. He to was the youngest Ambassador China, being only 38.
Before appointed. Ambassador to China, he had been Soviet Consul- General in Sinkiang.
He is survived by a daughter who is now in Moscow.-Central News.
BRITISH CREDITS FOR ALLIES
London, To-day. Minister informed The Prime
of. Mr. Greenwood, acting Leader the Opposition in the Commons, that the second reading of the Bill, Overseas Trade Guarantees
to £60,000,000 the which extends limit of credits the Board of Trade may guarantee, apart from those The nuns flew upstairs while the justified on their commercial merits robbers ransacked the place. The alone, and the Committee stage of women were threatened with death the necessary
The men, armed with a revolver, an iron bar, an axe and a chopper, knocked on the door at about 11.50 | p.m., and then began smashing
it down with the chopper.
money resolution,
unless they surrendered a sum of would be taken on Friday. British $3,000 which the men said they Wireless. had heard was hoarded in the nun-
nery.
One of the nuns narrowly escaped.
death when one of the robbers fired, REVENUE UP: the bullet passing over her head. HUGE RISE IN
A second shot was fired to frighten my
the others.
After searching for about hour, the men left with $87.50 articles and money.
VISCOUNT GORT
DEATH OF U.S. VISITING PARIS
The Air Raid Precautions Officer ISOLATIONIST
announces the result öz USR.C.
class sa follows;
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EXPENDITURE
London, To-day.
Exchequer returns show that to- tal ordinary revenue amounts to $161,174,802 compared with £150,- 868,466 at the corresponding date
less self-bal
Mrs. Webster
and Mrs G. Dimbe
Geall;
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