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MISSING AIRMEN
New Delhi, Nov. 25."
ΟΙ
undang Sir
Fresh hopes Charles Kingsford-Smith and his companion. Captain" Pettybrigge, have been raised by the receipt of a wireless message at the office of the Director of Civil Aviation from the aerodrome officer at Victoria Point, conveying the report that with a broken wing has been found in the jungle near Lalkur.
an aircraft
Lalkur is some ninety miles south of Victoria Point
The report adds that there are two airmen with the damaged ma- chine, one of them with a broken leg. The other is unhurt.
The reliability of the report is uncertain, but the message bears out the earlier statement that an aeroplane was seer on the morn- a trade ing of November 8 by manager near Takuatt Peuter.
LORD TYRRELL ON FILM BOARD
London, Nov. 25. Lord, Tyrrell, former British Am- bassador in Paris, from which post he retired in April last year, 18 appointed President of the Bri- tish Board of Film Censors, in suc- cession to late Mr. Edward Shortt.
The Board of Censors is appoint- ed by the trade itself and to-day's election was attended by repre- tatives of exhibitors, writers and manufacturers.
Lord Tyrrell, who is 71, was per- manent Under-Secretary for For- eign Affairs from 1925 to 1928.- British Wireless.
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[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright).]
Asmara, Nov. 25
EGYPT CONSIDERS' SANCTIONS
(Special Air Mall Service)
"London, Oct. 30.
Miss Fiona Macpherson was the bride at St. Margaret's Westmins- ter, London, yesterday of Mr Peter Runge.
She is the elder daughter of Sir Ian Macpherson, Bt., K.C., M.P. for Ross and Cromarty, and the son of bridegroom is the second Mr. J. J. Runge and Mrs. Runge. o, Kippington Court, Sevenoaks Mrs. Runge was returned M.P. for the Rotherhithe Division of Ber- mondsey in 1931.
The Rev. Dr. Archibald Fleming, of St Columba's (Church of Scot-
those officiat land) was among
his
With the bridegroom as his best man was Mr. John Runge. brother.
Special to the "Hong Kong Daliving.
Press" (Copyright,)|
Cairo, Nov 25. The Committee appointed by the Government to study the question of the application of sanctions
posing against Italy, issued a report prO
that financial measures
UNUSUAL HEADDRESS
. Punctually at three c'clock the church on bride arrived at the the arm of her father, who gave
her classical gown of pure-white her away. She looked radiant in satin, cut on very simple lines, the only trimming being the silver cord edging the rounded neckline.
and the
SilyAT -were
should not be employed, nor that an embargo on cotton be placed on cargo destined to Italy, but that Italian imports into Egypt will be prohibited. In accordance
girdle of similar
sleeves cord. The long with the Geneva decisions.
The report will be considered at gathered into graceful folds over the Ministerial Council on Wed- the shoulders, and were tight to
University professors in the wrists. nesday.
The long satin train deepenca faculty and in philosophy decided
the against the policy from
waistline, and her protest adopted by the Government to-voluminous white tulle vell form- wards the students. The Facultyed a second train. She wore an unusual halo head-dress of white with a orTechnology is said to be con-
tulle, trimmed in front templating a similar step.-
of orange blos- narrow wreath Transocean Kuo Min.
soms. and she carried a sheaf of white lilies.
ta
A. P. C. PAYS TAX UNDER PROTEST
Wastingon, Nov. 25. The Supreme Court has rejected the Asiatic Petroleum Company's protest against the payment of $303,000 in taxes.
It declined to review the ruling of the Lower Court approving these taxes, made on August 23.
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were
Deep red roses were carried by the five bridesmaids and formed a striking contrast against their dresses of lemon-yellow.stiffened chiffon The bridesmaids Miss Patricia Macpherson__fsister. of the bride), Miss Peggy Runge isister of the bridegroom), Miss Jean Monro, Miss Pamela Hunt. and Miss Pamela Hall.
PICTURE GOWNS Their picture gowns were made It is believed that this is the first Supreme Court test case on the with close-fitting bodices decorat- new tax laws prohibiting console at the back with wide flounces dated tax return by affiliated cor- porations.- Reuter.
SOVIET OIL EMBARGO
Geneva, Nov. 25. has M. Litvnoff
informed the League that the Soviet is willing to apply an oil. embargo against Italy. provided all members of he League and all non-members par- ticipate therein.- Reuter
Marshal De Bono, hitherto Com- LORD PROVOST -
mander-in Chief and High Com- missioner for East Africa, and who was recalled a few days ago, left his to meet here on Monday successor Genera: Badogo on his arrival at port Massawa.
Marshal De Bono will
return
to Italy by the same steamer that Badoglio. Al brought General
the roads along which De Bond passed an Monday were decked with bunting and lined with troops who gave the retiring Marshal a cardial send-off-
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OF GLASGOW
Sir Alex. Swan Gives
Up Office
(Special Air Mail Services
London, Nov. 5. There is Lord Provost of Glasgow. At midnight Sir Alexan- der Swan laid down his office, and this
first morning he had his breakfast as a private citizen for a space of three years No Lord Provast has better earned right to a measure of rest. Alexander Swan has been The Hague, Nov. 26. The Government has introduced defatigable From
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COMMUNISTS ACTIVE IN BRAZIL
LISBON-TANGIERS AIR
SERVICE
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
Press" (Copyright).]
Lisbon, Nov. 25-
Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 25. Martial law has been proclaimed throughout Brazil following the The Portuguese Alway Company communist uprisings, allegedly "Aero Portuguesa" and the Pux-headed by a member of the Soviet tuguese Government have Just Comintern, Captain Luiz Prestos. signed a contract- whereby for a period of twenty years the company secures the right to provide an air service between Lisbon and Tun
· glers.
over the shoulders... and the skirts of the chiffon, forming epaulettes were made entirely of frills of the chiffon, while wide sashes of the. waists material encircled their and were led in large bows at the back. Haloes of gold lamé crown- ed their heads, and they wore the which pearl-and-gold bracelets were the bridegroom's gift.
wore a Lady Macpherson, who
broadtall black
cape bordered with silver fox fur over-a gown
a with of wine-red,
toque to 01 match; and a large spray mauve orchids ornamenting her shoulder, received intimate rela- tlons at a small reception after the ceremony at Claridge's Hotel.
The honeymoon is to be spent in. Devonshire and Cornwall,
RECORD FLIGHT LIBEL SUIT
Mr. Cathcart-Jones Makes Apology
(Special Air Mall Service)
London, Nov. 7. was announced. in Settlement the Birthe King's Bench Division yes- in-terday of a libel action by Mr. first to last Ken Waller, the flyer, against. Mr. a bili proposing to establish a spec he has made it his aim to serve Owen Cathcart-Jones, arising out lal fund of 53,000,000 gutiders for the city in every way, which sug- of their record Australia night last the strengthening of Holland's gested Itself to his generous mind. year.
Mr. Tristram Beresford, Tor ME easy row to toe. military and naval coast defences, He had ne the expenditure to be spread over During the first year of his term Waller, said Mr. Water and Mr. the Moderates, from which group Cathcart-Jones were co-piloté of a a period of four years.-
he came, were in control, but for plane in the race to Melbourne, and feyter.
the rest of his term the Corpora-14 his book, "Aviation Memoirs," tion was predominantly Labour Mr. Cathcart-Jones referred to the Yet we have not heard, and do fight and made a statement.which, not expect to hear, that his fair-Mr. Wailer felt, reflected on his ness was ever called in question courage and abilities as a pilot.
Mr. Cathcart-Jones had no in- Indeed, all sections of the Council have joined in a tribute to his tention of making any such re- qualities as a municipal leader, tflection, and wahed unreservedly his administrative ability, and to to withdraw the statement. He his unfailing good humour and and Mr Waller had been great friendliness. And in all his under friends, and the last thing he wish- takings he has had the enthed to do was to make any reflec
Waler's courage, and the support of Lady Swan, who tion of Mr.
In those circumstances it was will long be remembered in Glasabilties
of the gow for the unassuming skull and tireless energy with which she desired that the record carried out her part of what is in action should be withdrawn on terms endorsed on counsel's bri:f1. Practice a Joint once.
VINCI JOINS ARMY
Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright.}]
The rebel movement mainly
Mogadishio, Nov 25. Count vinci, ex-Italian Minister centred at present at Recife where the revolutionists, assisted by part of the garrison, drove the loyal at Addis Ababa, arrived here and
will take up the Command of Only Portuguese nationals may troops from several positions.
Government artillery has hom- battery in the capacity of artillery be employed. The State however,
empoy the barded the rebel headquarters at captain, having obtained this AD reserves the right
for Recife and warships and aero-pointment as a result of volunteer aircraft of the company national service? the event or planes are rushing to the storming for service after leaving the
Abyssinian capital contres wer or other like disturbances.—
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