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BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.

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without its being hold: In the booin year of 1930 it was at the Crystall Palace, and another section. for the Arst time, at Birmingham,

Then there was talk of abandoa- ing it. It languished and nearly died until 1923, when the Britisn Government of that day agreed to -An annual grant of £28,000 and set it on its lost again. That is still its total cost to the taxpayer.

Resource and invantivenos ar vory strong dentures of this year's exhibition. since British manufac tarors are out to beut the foreignor nt his own game. Lot as rathor say that he has beaten him. Exam- ples abound.

The former German monopoly in dyes and certain drugs is broken. Bromides are now obtained for the Erst time from an Empire source in the Dead Bos. Chemical manufac turors have produced 200 new Bri tish dyan since last year's Fair...

In instruments of precision and in fine lenses British manufacturer now easily load the world. The Fair will show you why.”

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now.

Austria once excelled in the mak ing of china and glass ware of cer

Not tnin qualities. Gront Britain can maka 18-piece tea sets for 24. 2d, the set, or Ane ware for an emperor's palace. All the newest, all the best" things are British.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1932.

HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS.

CUP FINALISTS MEET IN LEAGUE MATCH WIN

FOR THE ARSENAL.

SENIOR DIVISION LEADERS EASILY DEFEAT

THEIR ROPPONENTS.

A fenture of the English League football matches on Saturday was the appearance of this season's Cup final teams, Arsonal and Newcastle United, in a Leaguo dxture. Arsenal rotained the points by scoring the only goal of the match. Everton, League leaders, and West Bromwich Albion, their close rivals, both an nexed the points with comfortable victories.

Leeds United, in the Second Division, were defeated, and the Wolves tick advantage of this and their single goal win to en kanco their chaness of promotion. The lowly-placed Thames, in the Southern Section, did well in taking the points from Norwich, who are more than half way up the League table.

Full results and corrected Lengue tables are appended.

Divizion: IL ENGLISH LEAGUE.

[HROUGH REUTER'S. AURNOY.]

P. W. D. L. FA. Pts.

33 19 86 90 39 40.

33 90 8 7 60 41 40

'30 16 9.8 53, 37 41

33 17 7 0 60 45 42

33 13 4 11 63 4840

2 Plymouth 33 16 8-9 78 01.40 Bradford C. 33 13 10 10 68 54 36 Millwall

33 13 7 18 52 52 33

Division I.

Arsenal Birmingham Blackburn

Newcastle 0

Wolves

Leads Stako Bradford Bury

1 Wednesday

i. Liverpool

3

4

Blackpool Derby Everton

Huddersfield 1 Manchester C. 1 Middlesbro' Portsmouth 9 Grimsby

1 Aston Villa

3

1 Cholson

Swansea.

33 143 14 02 54 33.

2

Sheffold U.

2 Loicester

Sunderland

3. Bolton

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West Brom.

3 West Ham.

1

Division II.

Bradford C. o

3 Notts Forest 1"

Bradford

M'chester 33 14 5 14.30 64 33 Notts For. 33 12 9 13 62. 00 32 Tottenham 33 12 8 13 73 68 32 Notts C. 33 10 11 12 62 30 31 Sthampton 23 13 4 19 Preston 33 11 8 14 Oldham 33-11 8.14 Chesterfield 33 17 15 Charlton .30 10 8 15

49 "67 30

53 67 30 62.58:30

0

Port Vale 35 10 7 16

Bristol C. Buy

4 Preston N.E.

2

Barnsley 33 10 6 17

42 73 28

0 Sloka

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1 Manchester U. 4

Wolves

2

Nolte C.

1 Chesterfeld 1

2 Southampton 0

4 Burnley

0

0 Charlion

1

Folham Brentford

1 Tottenham

1

Barnsley

Exhibitors of leather and leather goods say they were never in a bet- ter position to quote competitive Leads

prices Even wardrobe trunits, which used to be mostly of Ameri tan make, are now being, exportadi to America.

TEXTILE MARVELS."

The textile show at the White City is a veritable marvel. In this varied industry of cotton, wool, and silk Great Britain always led the Work Now she is a long way ahead Lancashire, who, some said, was down and out, has come back to the fray like a giant roireshed. She shows the world a thread so fine that a pound of it would reach from London to Paris and a cord capable of difting a ten-ton load: lace threads of ten fibres and yarn threads of 20,000 fibros; buckram stouter than cardboard, and a "paper" male from cotton that will last longer than parchment.

Know, too, and take notice that British fashiona дго henceforth supreme. If you doubt, go to the White City, Paris costumiera de not doubt. They are here, buying,

These are oxamples taken at ran-, dom from the Fair of British. ability and enterprise. They abound on every handy they couki ba multi.. plied ten thousand times.

Leaving the exhibition, we can say with a new pride, hope, and enthusiasm in our hearts:

There is nothing in the world or for the world that the Empire can- not now supply-MONTAOUR SMITH in the Daily Mail,

LESSON SERMON.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

SCIENTIST, HONG KONG..

**Matter” was the subject of the Lesson-Börmon in' all 'Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, March 20.

The Golden Text was: "Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the earth. (Ps. 46

Millwall

Oldham Plymouth

Pont Valo Swansea

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Division III. (South).

Brentford Cardiff Coventry Exeter Fulhamm" Gulingham Luton

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SHOWING TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.30

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The Latest 1932 United Artists Super Special Feature Shown for the First Time in the Far East

COME ON-LET'S

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53: 70-20 42 60 23

48 73 27

Burnley 33 0 717 43 76. 0253 Bristol C 33 4.9.20 33, 58 17

Division III. (South).

Reading Exeter Southend

Crystal P. Luton

Norwich

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.

39 18 &

32 17 8

33 17 5 A.

7 86 63

57 37 42

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33 17 09 04 52 40

33-16 7.10 03 49 39 32,158,9 62 57 38 32 18 9

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32 13 10 D, 54.42 38

33 14 13 82 70 35.

Walfordi 32 14 6 12 64 50 34 32 14 12 59 44 34 Brighton Qu's P.R. 33 11 11 11 64 54 35 Cardiff 32 13 3 14 86 80 31 B'nemouth 33 10 30 13 55 01 30 Bristol R. 3 11 0 18 "54 00 28. N'ampton 33 11 6 10 44 51 8

23 10 7 18 58 83. 27.

Swindon 32 10 7 15 55 57

Mansfield 23 98 14 55 64 96

77

Clapton 32 8 8 10 39 09 25

Gillingham á 9 4 19 34 67 23 33 5 4.20 38 81 18

Division III. (North).

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts. 32.22 3 7 83 36, 47 32 19 4 7 78 41 44

Lincoln Gateshead Southport 35 10 7 49 40 41

Jules Verne did

it in 80 days!

Fort and Gulty did it in 8 days!

It'll take us just eighty minutes to tear around this cockeyed globel. What a time we'll havel We'll crash gates-open back doors — peep through windows get into thrilling jams!

Be my pal on this grand adventure!

AROUND THE

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WORLD

AROUNCHTY AN EIGHTY MINUTES DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS

WITH

United Artists Picture --

Judad ? Tired of gangster, sex and problem pictures? Want something. new? Here it is! The chance of a life- time, for only "Doug" could take you. to the places you'll go in this grand odventure!

• Swindon

3 Torquay

1 Clapton O.

"3 Coventry

3 Brighten

1. Bristol R.

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4. Queen's P.R.

Northampton 5. Crystal Pal Reading Southend Thames

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5 Mansfield

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Torquay

Division III. (North).

3 Doncaster -

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3 Tranmera

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Accrington

1

Thames

3 Crewo

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1. Wrexham

0.

1, Rotherham

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Barrow Chester Darlington Cuteshend Halifax Hartlepools Hull Lincolo

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York New Brighton 1 Rocadale Wolball

Carlisle

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SCOTTISH LEAGUE

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32.18 5

-84 60 41

33 75 B 10 89: 53 38 31 13 8 8 37 49 39

32 181 13 66 50 37 31 10.0 10 83 40 37 31 14 0.11 32-50 31 33.14 7 12 32 33 34

Aberdeen Ayr

3 Hamilton

Cowdenbeath 0

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Queen's Park

+ Airdrie

Falkirk Leith

4 Dundee U... 0.

2.

0 · Morton, Motherwell i Partick Rangers

3 Kilmarnock 1 Celtic Third Lanark 3 Hearts

St. Mirren

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LEAGUE TABLES.

Everton

Division I.

Barrow Hull Wrexham York Darlington 22 16 4 13: 64 52 34 "Accrington 32 13 5 14

Stockport 30 10 10 12 40 40 30 Carlisle

61 80 31

31 0 10 12 14 59 28

0. Halifax 30 11 8 13 47 00 28: Hartlepools 32 11 5 16 50 BV zi

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P. W. D. L. F. A. Ptą 22-21 110 101: 58 43 24 38. 6. 12 (87 42 41 31 17 4 8 80 37 40

Sheffold U. 34 19 4 12 72 67 40 'field 32 14 90 84 47 37

Among the citations which con: prised the Lesson Sermon was the following from the Bible, The W. Brom. Uny of the Lord will come as a thief Arsenal in the night; in which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the olemants shall melt with forvent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be Burnt up. Nevertheless wo, accord- ing to his promise, look for new heavens and a new parth, wherein dwelleth righteousness." 3; 10, 10).

Wednesday 32 10 5 11 73 66 37 Liverpool 32 15 611 67 07 30 Newcastle 31 10 3 12 84 59 35 Aston Villa 32 15 6 12 87 60 35 B'bom

Walsall 39 12 2 18. 40, 00 27 Doncaster · 22 11 3.18 44.84 -25

Rotherham 32 94 19 44 60 50

N. Brighton 30 8 21 21 69 10

Rochdale 32 4 3 25 33 90 11

SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

Dundee (II Peter

The Lesson-Bormon also includ- od the following passage from textbook, the Christian Science

Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy Tyvy object in material thought will be destroyed, but the spiritual, idey, whose substance in Mind, is eternal. The offspring of God start pot from matter or ephemeral dust. They are in and of Spirit, divine. Mind, and so forever continue (r. 907).

83 140 13, 60 0 31 Portsmouth 32 14 5 13 43 51 39 M'cheater 33 11 10 12 vi 61 39 Bolton

33 14. 3.16 53, 65, 31

Middlesbro' 33 12 7 14 50 75 31 West Ham 33 12 6 15 51 3 30 Cholder 3 13 475 55 89 30 Derby 34-11-815-48 8120- Blackburn 11 6 17 75 88 28 Sunderland 33 9 9 18 50 04 27 Leicester 33 10 8 17 50 81 28

Blackpool 33 9 5 19 48 88. 23 Grimsby 33 8 5 20 50 80 21

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P. W. D.L. F. A. Pts. Motherwell 34.2743 109 33" 58 Rangers 38 054 4 103–19 84 Celtic

33 16 88 81 44.40 Bt, Mirren 34 18 4 12 50 49 40 Kilmarnock 39 167 10.03 "49 20 Abordeon 37 15 13 38 49 30 3rd Lanark 34 17 4 13 77 88 38 Partick -33 1-7 4 12 64 48 B8 30 15 9 13 61 00:39 C'denbeath 35 138 13 577 34 Hearta 35 18 4 14 66 58 34 Hamilton 33 13 0 14 87 57 39 Queen's P. 33 13 15 55 68 31 Airdri .34 12 3 17 80 77 20 Morton -----85117176 Clyde Ayr

38 10 620 6400, 26 Folkirk 30 9 8 22 3774-93 Dundee U. 38 67 22 37 102 19 Leith 30 03 20 42 192 15.

You have to spend thousands of dollars and waste many months' of time before you can travel around the world but with Doug's introduction it will only cost you 2 or 3 dollars and sare you a lot of trouble too. All you need is to sit in relaxation on a chair and allow Doug to conduct you to trot all over Japan, China, India, Siam, Indo-China, Hawaii, and the Philippines see and hear the countless strangest facts, strangest sights and strangest incidents that

a chance to meet. you'd never have

Among the numerous thrilling, fascinating and amusing features in this film there are -

to

A grand banquet given by King Prajadhipok of Siam

(2) The strangest and oldest dances displayed by the Siam Royal Palace dancing Girls.

(3) The Maharanes of Coochbehar risks her life in a Leopard Hunt with Doug.

Doug's fierce fight with a maddened Tiger.

(5) The wonderful trick rope performance by a Hindu fakir,

(6) The appearance of Mei Lan Fang: the greatest female impersonator.

(7) The queerest dancing by Cambodia dancers and actresses.

(8) The personal appearances of Aguinaldo, famous leader of the Philippine Insurrection

and other rulers and leaders of various countries.

(9) The superstitious funeral Pyre on the Holy Ganges.

(10) The ruins of Angkor Vat the Pyramids and other oldest and magnificent Edifices and

Structures

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ADDED ATTRACTIONS

Gaumont Sound News No. 28 and Sound Mirror No. 63 Owing to the exorbitant high cost expended for accuring the sole rights for exhibiting this picture, we are obliged to increase the price of admission in accordance with the following rates --

Dress Circle

Upper Circle

$3.00 $1.00

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Back Stall Front Stall (Including Tax)

All complimentary tickets, previously issued, will be ineffective during this run.

$2.00 $1.00

Advance Booking Now On at the THEATRE Phone No. 25720

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