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Youthful Governor of Bombay: The Prince and the Prefects: Tennis Star and the M.P.'s: London University: Two Great Musi- cians Meet: Marie Tempest as "Fire Woman"

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GLEN HARGRAVE GAOLED

TO SERVE SENTENCE IN WASHINGTON

[TMROUGH, REUTER'S' AGENDY]'

SHANGHAL, June 20 GLEN HARGRAVE, the Ameri

esa motor salesman who has been held by the United States authorities in Shanghai on a sharge of the murder of Leslie Malcolm Bell,

the Englishman, and charge against whom had been re- duced to one of "involuntary man- slaughter! pleaded guilty. and was sentenced in the United States Court for China this morning to two years imprisonment.

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Hargrave who was defended by. four lawyers, was alleged to have Lord Brabourne is one of the

Prince Alice, Countess of Ath-hit Bell after being called a vile youngest men who have gone to alone, and Major-General. the Earl Dame but Judge Purdy said he did Governorship in India for long of Athlone RG., Chancellor of not believe this.

who past. He is 38, but none

the University of London, will be know him will doubt his capacity present at a reception to be given. for the difficult task of following by the Chairman of the London Sir Frederick Sykes in the Goyer County Council and Mrs. Ernest norship of Bombay. 11.

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A Charming Couple,

MARIE TEMPEST FIGHTS

FIRE

Fire broke out at the home in Avenue Road, St. John's Wood, N.W., of Miss Marie Tempest, the actress, early on June 3

Ples for Freedom. Speaking in a quivering voico,... the accused pleaded for freedom so that he might help to support

Bell's family.

Counsel for defence "as-ed for & suspended sentence but Judge Purdy in drawing attention to the fact that Hargrave had assaulted another man previously, passed sentence for Hargrave to serve his time in the Monelis Island Peniten- tiary in Washington,

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY

(June 21).

(V Moon, 20th Day).

"His attractive personality, his will to push forward with affairs, and his capacity for friendship will Miss Tempest and her husband, serve him even better than a wider Mr. Graham Brown, ran down tội knowledge of India in winning his the drawing room, which is under way in Bombay. !.

their bedroom, after being awaken- Bole vf Crown Land, District Moreover, he will be accomed by a maid The maid at work-Office, Taipo, 11.30 .. panied by a wife of real charm, ing in the room whem z law the: poawossed of all the talents that 80% curtains ablaze. to make the perfect hostess.

Two men at work in the house As Lady Doreen Browne she is fought the fire with buckets of the third daughter of Lord Sligo-water which were handed to them she was one of the most popular by Miss Tempest and Mr. Graham

girls of the last pre-war season.

THE PRINCE AT STOWE The Prince of Wales' vizit to Stowe, like that of the Queen in 1927 and of Prince George two years later, was peculiarly fortu nate in the matter of weather. The Prince himsel! seemed to

have caught great deal of the recent sunshine, for he looked very sun- burnt.

Perhaps the happiest part of the whole unofficial visit was when the Prince had ten alone with the pre-

Brown until the fire brigade arrived A thousand of Mr. Graham Brown's books were "destroyed.

TWO MASTERS OF MUSIC

MEET

Sir Edward Elgar, Master of the King's Musick, celebrated his 78th birthday by flying from Paris to Croydon.

Property,

Sale of Leasehoid China Auction Rooms, 3p.m.

Lammert's Sale of Leasehold Pro perty, Sales Room, 3 p.m.

Extraordinary General Meeting, Craigongower C.C. 3.30 p.m.

-Kowloon Union Church Women's Guild, Special Meeting, 16 a.m."

Theatres.

King's: Broadway Bad." Central: Tell Me Tonight." Queen's Fast Workers." World: "Skin Deep." Oriental: "Life's Comedy.". Majestic: "Madison Square Gar-

dea "

Star: "Clay Diplomat."

Dancea.

This was only his second air trip, his first being taken a week be- fore, when he flew to France to collaborate with Yehudi Menuhin,

Tea Dances at King's Restaurant; the boy violinist in a performance Hong Kong Hotel; Gloucester of the composer's violin concerto Building and Majestic Dancing at a gala concert in Paris. Sir Academy. tunted by constant laughter, of Edward is enthusiastic about which the Prince was the instiga

fect. One of them told a friend that the conversation was punc-

tor.

One of the many afternoon en- tertainments was the fencing match

flying. Ho said:

"It was splendid. Flying for me every time.”.

The composer has always been a between Stowe and the Whigs, the keep follower of racing, and when

Dinner Dances at King's Restau rant; Hong Kong and Repulse Bay Hotels; and Gloucester Building.

Sports.

Lawn Bowls-Open Champion-

old Stoica fencing club. Under the asked if be backed the Derby winship F. Cullen v. 3. Chadwick, H. tuition of Mr. M. O. MacLaughlin, Stowe has attained a position of er, his eyes twinkled as he re- Nish . J. A. Howe (Recreio green),

pre-eminence in that art.

plied:

on

5.20 p.m.

"I don't make mistakes

Lawa Tennis: Hong Kong Area, The captain of the Whigs was horses. As music, perhaps; but I League: Kowloon Section, Mr. J. F. J. F. J. M. F. de Amodio,.

can pick out a winder."

Company, Lincolne ». "C" Com- who at Birmingham had just won.

During his French visit Sir Ed-pany, Lincolns, Hong Kong Sec one of the biggest internationa! prizes in amateur fencing, the deward made a long journey by cartion, "B" Company, Borderers v.

to see Delius, the Blind composer, "D" Company, Borderers. who lives at Fontainebleau. He took to the stricken musician & gift of gramophons acords.

Escofet Cup.

י.

ON THE TERRACE

While B few stalwarts were arguing the abstruse clauses of the Finance Bill in the House of Com- mens most members were on the Terrace paying tribute to Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, who had been invited to tes by Captain Victor Cazalet.

M.P.s.crowded round to talk to her, and she greeted them all with that charm which is as famous as the poker face she assumes on the tennis court.:

Captain Cazalet is himself in the Wimbledon class as a tennis player, and is even more devastating in a squash court.

PRINCE TO OPEN NORWICH

AERODROME

Youth Recaptured, The meeting of these two great musicians was described by Mr. F. W. Gaisberg, impresario to the H.M.V.

Principal Mails.

Outward for America by Tatsuta Maru, 8.30a.m.; for Europe via Suez by Memnon, 2.30 p.m.

Sunrise: 3.30a.m.; Sunset: 7.10

p.m. Gramophone" Company,

Tides: High at 8.04 and 9.11; who accompanied Sir Edward. He Law at 0.51 and 16.08. Baid

In the two hours that they were together they deemed com- pletely to recapture their lost and told Elgar how often he listens youth. They talked of happy days. to the song of the birds and hid together at Leipzig, and of music it was the greatest music of all:?? they had created and played to

WILL OF LADY AGATHA each other, W

* RUSSELL

Lady (Mary) Agatha Russell, of Rozeldene, Hindhead, Surrey, who died on April 23, daughter of the first Earl Russell, the famous Liberal Prime Minister, left £55,688 108. Bd. (no personalty £51,982

"They were really like a pair of hoya. Sir Edward was immensely enthusiastic over his first airplane fight, nd be evolved with Deliu

STDsg scheme so that they could fy round, Europe, together giving the greatest concarts that the world as ever known: The Prince of Wales will open

"Delius, stricken as he is, rs138) the Norwich Municipal Aerodrome tains all his brightness, and he told on Wednesday, June 21. He will Sir Edward that a new choral arrive by air at 11.30a.m. and work upon which he has been on after opening the aerodroms will gaged has almost. been completed, inspect the new club premia Elgar, too, told him something erected by the Corporation, and of the music he was planning for alap aircraft, on the ground - The the Prince will leave the aerodrome at *** Delius, apoko „with all tion of noon for the Royal Norfolk Agri-lovely little cultural Show at King's Lynn,

(Contin

fn which he lives,

Why has been Probate of her will gmoted to the Duke of Bedford, Sir John James Withers, of Arun- del Street, Strand, sobaitor, and Lilian Mary Randell, of Valentines Road, Ulford. She left

Her pictures journals, diarios, letters, eto, to the Duke of Bed ford.

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