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than you have done for years. Follow the advice of these phy- sicians and enjoy once more that sense of youthful health.”

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HONG KONG DAILY

THE CARNEGIE BEQUESTS

Controller Feted

(Special Air" Mall · Service)

London, June 14.

The Ends of the Earth Club gave a dinner last night in Honour of Dr. Frederick Keppel.

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Dr. Kepple is president of the Carnegie Corporation, and the con- troller of the greatest private philanthropic fund in the world.

He is a former Dean of Columbia, University, and an enthusiastic educationist.

PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1935.

THE QUEEN'S GOWN

At Court Ball

(Special Air Mail Service):

London, June 14.

THE PRINCE

On “Cranks” In Authority

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London, June- 14.

The Prince of Wales spoke to- such stitutions as the Officers day of "cranks" who would abolish

Training Corps,

glittering with diamente embrald- In a gown of exquisite pink lace,

ery, the Queen walked into the white and gold ballroom or Buck-He told 500 boys of Berkhamsted ingham Palace last night, escorted School: by the Prince of Wales.

"We live 131 very interesting It was the second Court ball of times, and it takes people of all Jubilee Year, and the Prince took ideas to make up a community.. the place of the King, who is rest-But it is always" a mystery to me how certain people-I will go so far as to say misguided people, and even so far as to call them cranks can think that the only way they can express the feeling that all of us have of abhorrence of war and of the appalling dis- asters to the whole world which discouraging-or, if they happen another war would bring is by to be in authority-prohibiting any form of healthy and training.

With several colleagues -he has i Ing at Sandringham. beer touring the world in connec tion with the Carnegie bequests.

The resources of the Carnegie Corporation are approximately £30,000,000. Those of the Rocke- feller Foundation, the second largest philanthropic institution, are £29,000,000, Dr. Keppel and his co-trustees have the spending of an annual income of about £1,500,000. The major part of it is sperit in education,

The Queen wore a tiara or diä- monds,' and the Koh-i-noor was among the diamonds in her cor- sage. She wore the broad blue ribbon of the Carter, and the dia mond "emblem of the order was clasped on her arm.

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The Prince led his mother to the single. golden throne, on a crimson dais at the end of the long room and then took his place in the royal circle grouped around her.

ROYAL CIRCLE

DISCIPLINE

discipline

CARNEGIE CELEBRATIONS

"After all, you may say "Do not Dr. Keppel is returning soon to

As the royal procession, headed discipline boys when they are in New York to superintend prepar by the Lord Chamberlain and the schools. But, belleve me, what- ations for the Camegle centenary great officers on State-walking ever walk of lie you may go into celebrations. One celebration will backwards-entered the room, the you will have to submit to dis- ben repetition of the concert pro-string band of the Royal Artillery cipline, and I ramme given at the opening of the played the National Anthem, When better way than by healthy train- can think of no Carnegie Hall, New York's finest the Queen was seated the banding which is given by the CTC. auditorium.

started the long programme of foxtrots, waitzes, and polkas. -

and diferent corpe in our schools throughout the, country."

The Prince visited the Berk- hamsted High School for Girls, and also a kindergarten.

Andrew Carnegie was born at Dunfermline on November 25, 1835, Dunfermline will also celebrate the anniversary of her richest son.

When Carnegie died in 1910, he had given away over £60,000,000, Mrs Carnegie is still living and is in good health.

In the royal circle were the Duke and Duchess of York, the Duke of Gloucester; the Duke and Duchess of Kent, Princess Eugenie of Greece. Prince and Princess Arthur of Con- naught, with, their son the young She is in her seventy-ninth year. Lord Carnegie, Lady Patricia Ram- Earl of Macduff: Lady Maud and.

The Answer

Two Cockneys were watching funeral.

"Whose funeral is it, Bills?". "Why It's-, the famous actor.". "Good heavens! Is he dead?" "Well, of course, 'ee's dead. Why, do you think he's having a rehearsal?"

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GRACE MOORË

To Go Back To The Stage?

say, Princess Alice Countess of Athlone: Princess Helena Victoria, Princess Marie Louise, the Marqu of Carisbrooke, the Marquis and Marchioness of Milford Haven, the Marquis and Marchioness of Cam- bridge, Lord Frederick Cambridge, the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort Lady Helena Gibbs, and Lady Maycess in London two men have de- and Major Abel Smith.

(Specia) Air Mail Service;

London, June 14, Because of her phenomenal sud-

cided that New York must hear Miss Grace Moore again.

They are Mr. Paul Cravath and Mr. Edward Johnson, respectively the chairman and the general

Ex-King George of Greece, Prin cess Helena of Roumania, Princess Irene of Greece, and the Infante Alfonso, and the Infanta Beatrics of Bourbon-Orleans were also in manager of the Metropolitan the royal circle,

Opera in New York.

night.

Among the 2000 guests who dan-Moore at Covent Garden the other Both men went to hear. Miss ced beneath the soft golden light of the crystal candelabra were Ca- binet Ministers, Ambassadors, and Ministers from foreign lands, dis- tinguished politicians, officers of the three fighting Services, and well-known men from every walk of ilfe, with their ladies.

They decided to engage her ser- vices for the Metropolitan. has already been offered to Miss It is understood that a contract

Moore.

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Should she accept it, she wili re-

stepped seven years ago, almost turn to the stage on to which she

straight from a village choir in Tennessee, to make her debut as Mimi' in "La Boheme" at £10 a

The scarlet and blue and gold of the men's uniforms and court dress vied with the moving picture as the dancers moved against a back- ground of gold and white splend-week, dur relieved by masses of flowers.

It was a joyous scene, which the Queen watched from her Throne with a smile of pleasure.

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It is a safe prediction that she will be asked to sing Mimi again and that all New York will go to hear the singer who has taken London by storm.

GOLD PLATE DISPLAYED The doors of the grand entrance The best London critics rank were thrown open at nine o'clock. Miss Moore's talents highly. They and the guests passed up the crim-admit, however, that her success son-carpeted grand staircase to the would not have been so great with- ballroom, ushered by footmen In

out the support of her cinema full State liveries.

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An hour later the Queen and the royal family entered the ballroom, and dancing began

At eleven o'clock the Queen left the room with her royal guests to take supper. Other guests supper- ed in the State rooms, where the King's gold plate was d'splayed,

After supper dancing was resum ed, and continued until after mid- night.

MARRIED ON DAY THEY WERE DIVORCED

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, June 14..

A Few hours after they had both obtained divorces, Mrs, Pearl Buck, the authoress, and Mr. Richard J. Wash, her publisher, were married at Reno, Nevada.

Miss Moore, who is going to do another film, knows this herself. She is as level-headed and as full of common sense às her Spanish ex-bullfighter husband

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MR. JUSTICE AVORY

His Last Hours

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, June 14

Sir Horace Avory, the oldest Judge on the Bench, was found dead in his bedroom at the Doriny House Club, Rye, yesterday morn- ing. He was 83, and had been a Judge of the King's Bench. Divi sion for 25 years.

Sir Horace's death was unex- pected. He was spending the short Whitsun vacation at Rye, and was walking on the golf links Wednesday.

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Mrs. Buck, says Reuter, "had Lord Hewart, the Lord Chief | obtained her divorce on the ground Justice, in an interview described of extreme cruelty, Her her- how he and Lady Hewart found husband, a professor of Nanking Mr. Justice Avory on the day be- Univeralty, filed a general denial of fore he died "pale and cold and the charges.

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