1941-03-27 — Page 4

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ALICE FAYE

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• TO-MORROW

SO YOU WON'T TALK?

• Frances ROBINSON

VIVIENNE OSPORNE BERNARD NEDELL TOM DUGAN

Directed By EDWARD SEDGWICA

TIN PAN ALLEY

JACK OAKIE JOHN PAYNE

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RIP-ROARING COMEDY-THRILLER REPLETE

WITH LAUGHTER !

That beautiful

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Sure! Any dame'

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"Sugar" is always a suspect to me!

The Sleuthing Sloane: Are At It Again!

Laugh a second fun "thrill-a-second excitement ... as your favorite rare-book defectives ramp through the rip-roaring sequel to "Fast Company'

ROSALIND

ROBERT

MONTGOMERY RUSSELL

FASTand LOOSE

Reginald OWEN

Jo Ann SAYERS

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Ralph MORGAN

Etienne GIRARDOT • Alan DINEHART

Joan MARSH

Original Scieon Play by Harry Kurnita

Directed by

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LATEST BRITISH NEWS

COMMENCING SATURDAY

One of the Most Beautiful Pictures: Epp

MAURICE MAETERLİNCK'S

Made!

THE BLUE BIRD”

Shirley Temple — Spring Byington Eddie Collins A 20th Century-Fox TECHNICOLOUR Production

SOUTH

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 27, 1941.

AFRICA STARY THEATRE

WON'T FAIL

The South African High Commissioner, Mr. A. F. Watersen, speakng at the National Defence Public Interest Committee lun- cheon, said: "My people will not fail. Germany miscalculaed over South Africa in 1939 just as in 1914.

.to spread She did her best disruption in the country and in- trigued in many ways but the effort failed. German propagandu is all based on blackmail and brute force and those evil quali- ties do not win many friends among a free people."

Mr. Watersen read a message from General Smuts: "Please Defence to the National convey Committee in London South Africa's pride in the heroic stand of the men and women of Bri- tan, who are adding another glorious page to history.

Now that the two greatest De- nycracies have practically pooled their resources under leaders grea- ter than the Dictators, the ultimate issue can be in no doubt what- ever hard trials lle immediately ahead.

Cause Beyond All

Others

And we have a cause beyond all other causes to sustain and inspire us. If we prove worthy, that cause will

carry itself through."

one

who

Lord Nathan said a reply would be sent to General Smuts saying how proud they were to receive such a message from

of a was not merely the leader

eat dominion but was one of the leading statesmen of our time.

General Smuts would also be told that day by day they with pride heard of the dauntless deeds of the brave airmen and troops of South Africa fighting far from their hơn:es for a cause common to us with determination und rozfidence that that fight would succeed. British Wireless.

ANTI-CHOLERA MEASURE

Pointing out that the Health Authorities desired to stop the unlicensed sale of cooked food, which might be one of the sources of cholera, Sanitary Inspector Old prosecuted two women and a man for selling cooked food without a licence in Bulkeley Street, Hung- hom, yesterday,

Inspector Old revealed that a very bad cholera case occurred yesterday in Hunghom and the pallent died on the way to hospi- tal.

The accused were fined $5 each, while the third was fined $2,

NITRIC ACID

FOUND ON SHIP

An application for confiscation of unmanifested cargo, consisting of nitric acid, found. on board a shio in Harbour on Sunday, was granted by Mr. D. J. N. Anderson at Kowloon this morning.

MORE BLACK-OUT:

OFFENDERS

་!, ་

in

Some 30 Chinese residents Yaumati and .....Shamshulpo were 'fined by Mr. H. C. Macnamara at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning for breach of Lighting Regulations during the last Black- out..

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