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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

QUEENS Today's

DAILY AT 2:330-5·15-7-20 & 9-30 ·TEL:31453 FINAL SHOWINGS" TODAY

HE THOUGHT HE KNEW HOW TO TAME A FRAU

...BUT GARY'S IN THE DOG-HOUSE NOW!

AMERICA'S LEADING LOVE TEAM

IN THE COMIDY NAT CF 19311

CLAUDETTE

COLBERT

"GARY

COOPER

TÁDOLPH ZUKOR PRESENTS ~

"BLUEBEARD'S EIGHTH WIFE

EDWARD EVERETT HORTON DAVID, NIVEN YUGAMIN PAŞTIRION – MEERAN KING":

PADURED AND BERNST LUBITSCH...... P

TOMOKKOW

BU LDOG DRUMMOND IN AFRICA”

John H ward -

Heather Angel

A Panuunt Picture

TANE ANY TRAM ON HAPPY VALLET QUE

[4 SHOWS

DAILY

2.30-15 7.15-9.30

DAYS

Screenings

KING'S:

n

Hongkong

**The by Wife" QUEEN'S: "

2

"Bluebeard's Eighth Wife" ORIENTAL:

"Over The Wall"

Kowloon

ALHAMBRA:

"In Old Mexico"

STAR:

"Night Spot"

MAJESTIC:

"Four Men And A Prayer"

Coming

KING'S:

"Test Pilot" QUEEN'S:

"Bulldog Drummond in Africa" ORIENTAL:

Three Smart Girls“

ALHAMBRA:

H. B. Warner

"The Lone Battalion" STAR:

ORIENTA

THEATRE

FLEMING

ROAD NAMCHAI

TEL. 28473

•2ONLY TO-DAY TO-MORROW

THE SOREEN'S MOST SENSATIONAL PRISON STORY!

Why WILL THIS

MAN RISK HIS LIFE FOR FREEDOM...

When It's a Thousand- [To-One Ne Won't Wisl

A COSMOPOLITAN PROD'K Directed by

FRANK MCDONALD Screen Play by Crane Wilber and George Brickar

Sung Song's fearless WARDEN

LEWIS E.LAWES

tely the amazing, atsiver in

OVER

THE

WALL

WARNER BROS.“

Smashing New Prison Drama!

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DEANNA DURBIN

3 SHART GIRLS"

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TODAY AND TOMORROW

THE DARLING OF THE NIGHT CLUB ..beautiful decoy for the police in their ruthless war on gangland!

THURSDAY

A Picture"

|HANKOW

1040 KOWLOON TEL 57795

NIGH POT

WITH

PARKYAKARKUS ALLAN LANE GORDON JONES

LANO

Joan

WOODBURY:

Gene Raymond Ann Sothern THERE GOES" MY GIRL"

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

10-DAY

ANNIVERSARIES & HOLIDAYS.— First Day of Ramadan (Mcslem); Fifty-Seventh Anniversary of the Establishment of the Apostleship or Player in Hongkong, 1881, ' AUCTIONS, Letting of Earth Quarry, and Sale of Crown Lands at District Office, Tai Po 11.30

am

CINEMAS,~-~(Seç Column 3 of this

Page).

"There Goes My Ghi!" MAJESTIC:

"Thoroughbreds Don't Cry" "Stand-In"

WITH HOPALONG

CASSIDY

CINEMA & GENERAL

QUICK LUNCHEON BUFFET HYGIENE

CRITICISED

Expert Calls For Supervision

Rush counter and quick lunch- eon buffets were censured by Mr. A. L Thomson, Chlef Sanitary In- spector of Motherwell and Wishaw, at the conference of the Sanitary Inspectors' Association at Edin- burgh, recently,

HOSPITAL FOR DOCK PEOPLE'

Queen Mary Opens New Buildings

London, Oct. 22 The new buildings of the hospital in the Dock district, opened yesterday by Queen Mary, is regarded In medical circles as embodying the last word in modern teshnique for the treatment of trac- tures and rehabilitation di patients suKering from fractures.

has

These recent developments in commercial catering. Rud the greater patronage of public eating! The procedure from the patient's and drinking establishments, had arrival onwards, was explained to concomitants which invited, he Queen Mary by the senior sur- said, strong hygienic criticism. geon. Frevention of mitigation The common drinking cup Had of shock is the first consideration. long been under a sanitary ban. The new fracture theatre but what, he asked, of the eating a specially filled bakelite opera- and drinking utensils used in turn ting table which, with auxiliary by large numbers without efficient apparatus, in an adjoining eleansing and sterilisation?

permits X-ray photographs to be taken in the course of an operation and exhibited through an luminated panel in the wall within 85 seconds.

A dip and a swill in a tank of dirty water was more in the nature of further contamina- tion than of a cleansing treat- ment.

rcom.

An important part of the re- The dimculty was not the ab-habilitation centre is the

купа- sence of means to effect thorough nasium provided out of a gift of sterilisation Dish-washing ma- 210,000 from Lord • Nufleld. chines were available, Where they Contributions to the funds of could not be afforded, hot water the hospital have also been made and chemical treatment of an by the Shipping Federation and efficacious character could be Seamen's Union. itsed.

CHILDREN

£t

Among the patients

pre- MILK ANOMALY

sent in hospital whom Queen Mr. H. Hill, of Southgate, deal. Mary saw in the wards yesterday Ing with the question of the were sailors of many national- laboratory control of milk sup. ties including Indians. Russiatis A story as thrill-packed as the plies, declared that in spite of all, and Chinese.-British Wireless. wild Mexican back country against that had been attempted, the milk which it takes place is told In supplies of this country were stiFALLS GOOD FOR the latest "Hopalong Cass'dy" | unsatisfactory. action drama, "In Old ́ Mexico.” "No legislation, in force or con- the Alhambra | templated," he said, "other than that which would fix a definite William Boyd, George Hayes bacteriological standard for all and Russell Hayden play the milk, can ensure the production of chief roles in this Clarence

E.. hygienic product owing to the Mulford story. which for excite- constant difficulty of enforcement ment. romance... "and. suspense has not been equalled for a long time.

which opens at Theatra to-day.

"

**In Old Mexico", the first sequel in the History of the "Hopalong Cassidys."

shows what great interest there can be in the continuation of the story of a former success. In

"Animals can und do yield tuberculous milk without clini- cal signs of the disease In the udder;

Learning Balance

DT, Alan Maberley told the Summer School of the Social Hygiene Council, at Horn- British

sea. Yorkshire, recently, that a child of one or two years could fall, and do itself little injury.

Often falls out of prams, etc., The anomaly of the existence were. beneficial. If a child did of fixed standards for the chemi- not fall between оде and cal composition of milk as

two re-years it would fall between two. talled to the public, whereas no and four years, and it learned standard of hygienic quality of things by falling. non-designated milk is considered

Balance was another thing that necessary is a matter requiring was necessary for a child, Immediate amendment.".

the normal child, left to Inspectorial 'control and clinical and not frightened about falling of Jall, bent on revenge against examinations of cattle had

not moved astonishingly easily. "Hoppy" and the wealthy "Gon-achieved their purpose and there there was anyone

there tore the routine examination of ing it, it lost its balance and de- all milk supplies, and particularly veloped an air of tenseness." the examination of such supplies

who

it "the Fox." the notorious character

figured pro- minently in the popular "Border. land" a season ago.

breaks

zales" family of Mexico.

ISLAND FOR

"

out

100,000 JEWS

Two new plans to help Jewish settlers were revealed on October

One is to settle 100,000 Jew- Ish refugees on Melville Island, of the north coast of Ans- tralla.

This scheme is being considered by Mr. J. B. Cramsie, former chair- man of the Australla Meat Coun- cll, says Reuter.

The other plan to be considered is conversion of Palestine from a mandatory territory

un 12-

to

dependent State, allied by treaty to Great Britain and governed un- der a constitution drawn up by a constituent assembly.

This would embody guaran- tees of full civil and religious rights to all communities.

Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Colo- nial Secretary, discussed at the Colonial Office the Palestine posi- tion with Dr. Weizmann, president of the World Zionist Organisation SELF-DETERMINATION

jan

The plan suggests that local autonomy

educational and municipal affairs, subject to the sovereignty of the State, would be guaranteed to Arab and Jewish towns and villages,

Following Mr. MacDonald's statement in the House of Com- mens on the gravity of the altua- tion, he was asked there by Con Andrew's Mothers' Union, 3 p.m.; Centrall for an assurance that no lonel Nathan (Soc., "Wandsworth Kowloon Chess Club, Peninsula steps would be taken that would Hotel 5.30 p.m. Annual, of alter the political or international Calgengower Cricket Club, 5.30 status of Palestine, until the Com-

mons could erness Its opinion. MISCELLANEOUS.

Claim* Mr. MacDonald: Clearly against the Estate of Choong House must confirm any arrange- th SockLying, állas Chong Sok-eng. ment.. due.

p.m.

MOON-IX.Moon, 3rd. Day, REHEARSALS, TM.C.A. Pan-

tomime..9 p.m.

LECTURES, A.R.P. Maryknoll | RELIGIOUS-Meeting for "Fellow-

Convent School, Kowloon. 4 p.m.;) Full Course Anti-Cas Training at Police Reserve Emergency Unit Hora, 20 Ice House Street, 5.20 p.m.; Anti-Gas for ARP. Volunteers in Kowloon YMCA. 6 p.m.; First Aid, by Dr. Arcuill, at St. John Ambulance HŒIL, 8 p.m..

ship and Prayer, in S. & 8. Home, .8 0.01, SOCIAL-YM.C.A. Ladies' Sewing Ece, 10 a.m.: Cheero Club Whist Drive, 8.45 p.m.; Craigengover Cricket Club Weekly Tombola, 9.15 min SPORT(See Page 10). SUNRISE.—0.24 am. "SUNSET:---

5.51 p.m. MEETINGS. Rotary Meeting, TIDES-Hgh at 11.68 and 22.07.

MAILS. (See Page 16).

Hongkong Hotel, 1p; St

Low at 04.24 and 15.43.

Solution No. 141- VABEYA PEDALE

ALANTRODTEWER RANT CRIPP. LE 8 ARDOR TECRU 11PIED TO ALT SCALLOP TENOR

POPLATONE TO E ALERTTAIGRE

DRAINTE

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TODAY AND TOMORROW

A Blazing Story of Love & Breathless Adventure Below the Rio Grande!

CASSIDY RIDES THE

VENGEANCE TRAILI

and meets his death. Burden Bramy, "The Fox" in a dual of wita

and six-guns

below the Kie Grondal...

and itself

DOK.CO

If war-

THURS.:

for the presence of tubercle bacilf,, the present-day standard of gen- should be widely extended.

SOUND MEAT SUPPLIES

י

eral public health activities.

Never before had the general

Mr. T. Topping, of Rochester, meat supply of the public in Eng- said that although meat inspection land and Wales been so free from in England and Wales still offered disease or conditions of unsound- loopholes through which some ness as how. Never before bad diseased meat could pass to the the mest traders as a whole pald consumer, this section of Health. such practical respect to the con- Department work was well up to sumers' right to wholesome food.

CROSSWORD

NO. 142

1. Deface

ACROSS

2. 13

12

4 Air hero 7 Customary

procedure

12. Rubber tree

Downhearted

13

14 Pertaining to

the bair

15 Involuntary

twitching

18 Persons under

arrest

10

03

16

17

10

+7

20

23 24

28

123

33

134

35

37

30 37 *

18 Always 20 Explate

40

127

142 143

21 Left

46

47

HO

23 Box scien-

49

52.

12

⚫tifically

5.5

27 Bind 28 Small

30 Long narrow Quantity

inlet

31 Poles to raise

the feet above the ground

34 Swords 36 Constellation 37 Tree 39 Short sleep 40: Strong Jerk 42 Accessory planes

46. Aristocratic 48 Place

compactly

40 Embracing 53 Biblical name 54 Tumults 55 Member of an

Indian tribe

ន

50 Nathing

D

TO ADT STATE

8 P1. INTER TITER

IRONTANYIREDS ROPELYETES SE

57 Habe being 58. With cism 50 Fibre of the

palmy

palm

37

337

LOWA

2 voltiläte."

1 Muffied 2 Existenc

3 Ceremony of receiving,

guests

4 Serpent

5 Weight for

precious stones

6 Prepared for

publication

7 Preposition

8 Trigonometric

functions

9 Beverage 10 Fish with

pikelike' body

11 Eitter vetch 17. Warm-

weather drinks 19 Use insolent

Linguage

Network

24 Very powerfuls

SOLUTION TO-MORROW.

28 Abyssinian

prince....

4.SHOWS

DAILY 130620 720-930

Clarence E. Mulford's

IN OLD MEXICO

Gratuluj

WILLIAM BOYD

"THE LONE BATTALION" Athinen Picture with English Subtitl

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ROAD

KOWLOON

TUL 17121

MATINEES. 20€-30; • EVENINGS. 20, -30%-50%-70%)

FINAL SHOWINGS TODAY

A STARTING STORY...SPECTACULARI Y. FILMEDI

THRILL TO THEIR DEFIANCE OF THE BROODING, SINISTER, UN- SEEN WORLD-

MENACE!

t26

Four Men and a Prayer

A 20th Century Fox Picture with

LORETTA YOUNG RICHARD GREENE

GEORGE DAVID“.

C. AUDREY

SANDERS NIVEN SMITH

.

-A DWARD BROMBRES - WILLIAM KUNER - JOHN CATRADER - ALER HAIN - KIGINALDÍ DIGNA VERTON CHURCHILL - KIRIT FYICILAAD

29 Cause of ruin 31 Wily

32 Eev zase

33 Thick slices

36 Frohibits

38 Nodule in the

skin

41 Fastenings

formed with rope

43 Bir: In music

44 Water wheel 45 Drink greedily 47. Drive: out

40 Booner than

50; Number

51 Hawaiian

food

52 Obtain

TOMORROW AND THURSDAY THIS YEARS GREATEST HEART-STORY!

THOROUGHBREDS DON'T CRY"

with JUDY GIRLAND, MICKEY ROONEY, SOPHIE TECKER "A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture

CESAREWITCH RIDER NEW JUSTICE

IN HOSPITAL

· London. Oct. 23,

OF APPEAL

London, Oct. 24. Bir Herbert du Parca, a Justice The well-known jockey. Maher, or the King's Bench, has been sp has been admitted to the Cam-pointed Lord Justice of Appeal, in bridge Nursing Home with scalp place of Sir Frederick Greer, who

has resigned. wounds following e motor recident.

He now doubtful rider in the nas Cenirewitch.

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