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PRINCE IN HIS BEST VEIN

At G.W.R. Centenary Dinner

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Nov. 1. The Prince of Wales was in splendid form at the Great Western | Railway Centenary dinner,

He varied the customary intro- duction of the after-dinner speak er He began, "Mr. Chairman, Mrs. Baldwin, ladies and gentle- men"

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The development of abnormal personalities in woman has been traced to the cortex of the adrenal gland, and through surgery it has been found possible to correct the condition and restore femininity and attractiveness.

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This was the substance or a paper read at the opening of a This tribute to the Prime Minis- | Clinical Congress of the American ter's wife was thoroughly appre- College df Surgeons in dated

Mr. Baldwin's father was Francisco by Dr. Frank Hinman, ence chairman of the GWR., and. Professor of Urology at the Un as Lord Palmer remarked later, the versity California Medical Premier was himself a director School until he was enticed away to the political arena,”

The Prince once again, 'in ́a phrase which brought down the house, showed that he is a diplo- mat born..

For some minutes he had been praising the G.WR.

Then, without a smile, he re- narked, "I am not forgetting the other railways". (pause) "but this is your night out."

QUEEN VICTORIA'S LEAD The Prince chose a personal simile to illustrate the progress of modern transport.

When, nearly 100 years STO, Queen Victoria made her first Journey by train from" Slough to Paddington ("and even declared she had enjoyed it." the Prince. | added), men and women shook their heads. So they did, he said, to a lesser extent some years ago, when he himself began to use the aeroplane as a convenient way of getting about the country.

Bir Robert Horne began his speech not less adroitly than the Prince. In proposing the taust of the evening the Prince said that the G.W.R. was entitled to have its trumpet blown on its centenary, and that he was glad to give it, “a hearty and resounding blast."!

To this Sir Robert Horne, replied that he was sorry he could only reply with a very feeble horn,"

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ITALIANS

GIVE UP JEWELS

Sacrifices To Help Wage War In Ethiopia

Rome, Nov 21. Jewels that have graced the treasure chests of their owners for centuries, rare old coins, and much-prized medals are all going Into Italy's Gold Crusade" melt- Ing put, as patriotic citizens give lavishly of their personal wealth to the Treasury in order to help

wage the war in Abyssinia.

Mgr. Ernesto Filippi, Archbishop of Monreale in Sicily, has in- structed the clergy in his diocese to offer jewels, received as gifta HAIR ON THE FACE

trom grateful penitents to the Among the abnormalities trace-

government as subscription to a able to adrenal disorders are markave per cent. war loan, drafting ed changes in physical appearance, careful catalogues of all items including the growth of hair on thus disposed of before they are the face and the development of melted up for the state. a deep masculine voice, while the

Committees have been formed in mental abnormalities include des- all of the villages to collect con pondence and a drift towards màs- | tributions, while there are many culine traits.

instances of personal sacrifice, Dr. Hinman traced these adrenal such as that of the swimming. disordera to two

· causes-the || champion. Giovanni Gambl, who growth of tumours on the outer has just offered all of his medals layer of the gland, and over to the government. The collection. secretian for other unknown carises. | weighs 600 grammes,-"Havas.”. Through 'surgery which removes two-thirds of the gland's cortex a normal femiriine appearance and feminine personality are restored.

CORTIN INJECTION While the remaining one-third is sufficient for normal processes, any insumclency can be remedied by occasional injections of cortin, al- though that hormone is now very costly.

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Injections can improve the con- dition of persons suffering from subnormal adrenal activity, which results in "infantilism" in child- hood and "senilism" if it comes during adult life.

Dr. Hinman also discussed maladjustments arising from im- proper funtion of the adrenal gland's medulla. Ita overfunction-. 'ng causes conditions not dia- similar from Graves disease due to overactive thyroid, while its de. Later on the chairman related Aciency results in asthenia and a good G.W.R. story.

SCOTS CHAIRMAN'S SCOTS

JOKE

One day a woman pulled the communication cord. As the train slowed down, she remembered the £5 penalty and turned for advice to a Scotsman. He replied prompt-j ly: "Give me £4 and I'll have a

At."

Speakers on such occasions, by the way, do not often acknowledge their indebtedness to Dr. Johnson with Lord Macmillan's generosity. Be called him a "matchless mine for after-dinner speakers."

A sporting note was introduced by the toastmaster, Mr. Colin' Bymons-not less familiar, at box- ing contests than public dinners. His announcements were made in a tone which would not have dia- graced Madison Square Gardeni.

NORTH CHINA SITUATION STILL IN THE DARK

Chinese

diseased condtions of the bone,

The latter condition can be

readily treated by adrenalin injec tions, while for the former a new and delicate surgical operation has béen perfected, in which some of the nerves connecting the adrenal "medulla ' with

the

■ympathetic nervous systém. are severed.

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ESPIONAGE IN BRITAIN

Drawings Of R.A.F. Aerodromes Found

STOLEN RING OF GEORGE IV

Appeal By Lady Portarlington

ONCE OWNED BY MRS. FITZHERBERT

(Special Air Mail Service,

London, Nov. 8:

The Countess of Portarlington is anxious to recover a ring which once belonged to King George IV. It was part of 24,000 worth of Jewellery stolen from her house in Chesham-place, 8.W., about B week ago, and is valued for senti- mental as well as historical rea-

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Lady Portarlington, who only just failed to catch the thief on the night of the robbery, states that the ring was set with a large, yellow diamond about the size of a thumbnall, with a circlet of small diamonds round it. It had been used as a messenger ring be tween England and France just be- fore, the Revolution. At the back of the ring there appeared to be a hinge or jo'nt, which Lady Por- tarlington had had made into a fixture."

George TV. gave the ring to Mrs. Fitzherbert, whose adopted daugh- ter was Miss Mary· Seymour,

Miss Seymour married the Hon. George Dawson in 1825 and was mather of the 4th Earl of Portär- lington, grandfather of the pre- sent earl

London, Nov. 26, Dr. Hermann Gortz, a former officer of the German Air Force, charged at Margate with having drawn plans pd [British airports | daughter of Lord Henry Seymour. which might be useful to ak enemy, and with conspiring with a German gil to commit offences under the Official Secrets Act. Pelping, Nov. 27.

pleaded that he had not intended circles here welcome to break the law when he appear- Nanking's attempt to counteracted to-day. the autonomy moves of the Among the articles found in his enemies of the National Govern- bungalow were Д number of ment with the appointment of drawings of RAF. aerodromes. supposedly strong and unquestion- There was a plan of Manstori atay loyal officials to key posts in aerodrome with a cipher key, and North China, though they doubt a map showing an aerodrome in whether General Yin Ju-keng's the south of England. arrest will ever be carried out." It is reported that the autonomy movement's chief has gone to Tangahan.

LONDON BOOKSELLER'S £73,000 WILL

(Special 'Air. Matt Service),

London, Nov. 8,

Mr. Benjamin Dawson Magga, of who was instrumental in the pur. Aylestone-avenue, Kilburn, N.W chase of the Codex Sinaiticus by the British Museuin, left, £73,813. (net personalty £73,558).

penell marks was also produced A map of East Anglia bearing It was also alleged that Gortz's assistant, Marianne Emig, who the report that has since returned Furthermore,

to Germany.. General Ho Ying-ching; named

asked R.A.F. men for aerial Nanking High Administrative photographs of the seaplane base

Mr. Maggs was a well-knoWD Commissioner for Peiping yester at Lee-on-Solent.

bookseller and senior partner in day, would not come to the old ||

the firm of Maggs Bros., of Con- In the course of a lengthy state-dult-street, W. He died on Octo capital for at least a fortnight, ment, Gortz said he had done no induces considerable pessimism. harm in the eyes of the law. He

ber 4tlust, aged 73, It is felt that the problem here had no intention of offending the

a pressing one and that Japanese military lenders may not be willing to wait overlong

he

hospitality he had enjoyed in £1,200 FOR A JADE BOWL England.

He was remanded for a week

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BELGIUM'S NOTE

for the outcome of the conversa with a view to arranging for trial (Special Air Mall Bervice). tions between General Chiangt Old Bailey January Sessions Kal-shek and the Japanese Am-

London, Nov. 8. bassadör, Mr. A; Arlyushind

A unique oval emerald green General Yen Hizahan, Pacifica-

tade bowl, fin, long and 54in tion Commissioner of Shansi

high, described as "perhaps the "Province, one of the "Big Five" of

world's nest example of Jade" North China, has arrived at Tai-

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realized the high Egure of £1,200, yuanfu. It is recalled that when

at Sotheby's rooms yesterday. the Japanese leader. General

Brussels, Nov. 28. It was removed from the Sum Dolhara, was here last week the Belgium has lined up with mer Palace of Peking" during the Japanese military spokesman France and Great Britain in the Boxer Rebellion, when it entered stated he would probably visit sanctions war. The Belgian reply a well-known European collection General Yen on his return from to Italy's note of protest has been later to pass into the possession Nanking. Observers are interest published, and it is similar to the of Mr. John Smiley. With lobed sides and superbly carved double edly watching whether General British message to Rome, Dollars will go to Bhanai.

The Belgian Government em- handles. In the form of lotui Japanese troops arrived here phasises that the execution of the flowers, the sides are carved with yesterday afternoon and hava prescribed measures was not pendant noral and foliage motifi been quartered outside the Legalupired by any unfriendly feeling in low relief, the "fel teul" body tion quarter, and it is reported for Italy and expresses the hope with faint white mottling depict that no further Japanese rein- that in early peace may be ng Bats of Happiness," and the „forcements are due to-day.—”

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