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Today's Screenings
KING'S:
Hongkong
Sally, Irene And MarY“
QUEEN'S
"Men With Wings"
ORIENTAL- -
"Beloved Enemy"
Kowloon
ALHAMBRA-
"Men With Wings"
STAR:
"Stamboul Quest" MAJESTIC:
"Lancer 8py"
KING'S:
"Algiers"
QUEEN'S:
Coming
"Give Me A Sailor" ORIENTAL:
"Sing You Binners”
"Flash Gorden".
ALHAMBRA:
"Spy Ring"
STAR:
"The". Amazing #house"
Dr. Cutter-
"Women Are Like That" MAJESTIC:
"Blockada"
"You're Only Young Once"
CINEMA & GENERAL
IN AN ALGERIAN LOCALE
Charles Boyer is seen here with Hedy Lamarr in a shot from "Algiers,” the new Walter Wangr picture which is the next change at the King's Theatre. Hedy Lamarr, seen for the first time in a Hollywood-made film, created a sensation a few years ago in the Czechoslovak film, "Ecstacy."
Famous Wartime German Spy To Become British Subject
The wartime German spy Captain Franz von Rintelen, is expec- ted to become a naturalised British subject moon ou an application sponsored by Admiral Sir Reginald Hall, the wartime code expert,
Sir Reginald Hall, when director
of naval inteligence, was responsi- MR. DE VALERA &
ble for arresting von Rintelen.
Recently" von Rintelen warned
HEROES OF THE Britain that Mayfair society girls
SKY
A story of a woman in love faced with
cholce between
the
two
with
were being used by the Italian 'in- telligence, which la extremely eff cient
He asserted that
the Italian press was able to announce Mr.
|ing-room gossip.
A REPUBLIC
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1939.-PAGE
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SALLY, IRENE
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ALSO LATEST FOX MOVIETONE NEWS TOMORROW
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CHARLES BOYER in
ALGIERS"
with SIGRID GURIE-HEDY LAMARR
DAILY
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2:30
"Not, Opportune To Declare It"
520
720
920
Mr. De Valera, addressing dele-
heroes of the air-one, a 'coufage- Eden's resignation in February, agates to the annual convention of 011, far-visioned builder of planes; fortnight ahead, as the result of the Finna Fail party in Dublin the other a reckless, devil-may- the secret service picking up draw-recently, spoke on two resolutions
which sought to have Eire declar care fler is told in "Men Wings" the technicolour* · caval. Sir Reginald Hall and von Rin-ed an independent Republic and to
end the partition of Ireland. cade of the air which being telen are the closest friends. shown at the Queen's and Alham- Someone advised von Rintelen said: bra Theatres to-day.
is
that he should marry an English-
He
the people of Ireland, and there
"I want to see the whole of Ire FTCd MacMurray, as the 10-woman because it would help his land tree and not only a part of mantic Hier, and Ray Milland as naturalisation. He replied he would it. That polley is in the Constitu the builder of airships, head the consider any list provided by the tien which has been accepted by cast, with Louise Campbell, play- Home Office.
ts no legal obstacle to their de~ ing a woman who loves two men
Recently he strongly criticised claring a republic in the meaning. very much but aviation morel
Herr Hitler. The story takes place against avia- the surging background of tior progress-the fight of the Wright Brothers, the first crossing of the English Channel the World War tragedy, the first
air-mall
Members of the Dartford brigade were injured
Are
when
The Dall has only to repeal the External Relations Act of 1936. and we would have a republic for the whole country.”
Their immediate alm ought to
the be to get that constitution extend- led for the 32, counties, and when
aight, Lindbergh's dash from Are engine in which they were New York to Paris and finally the going to a fire on the heath that was done those who wished round-the-world trips of Wiley swerved to avold three cyclists could call the State a republic. But
and crashed into a shop front.
Past and Howard Hughes.
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Mammoth tusks of ivory, dark outside and white inside. on the
bones of a massive tooth and
creatures several different
were found in what had been. a bog.
The specimens near the surface were not so well preserved but 41 Parcel of
land. those in deeper ground were
Assen., Carnival Dance, at Dio- cesan Girls School, Kowloon,
p.m.;
Hongkong University Union Charity Dance, in "the Great Hall, 8.30 p.m. LECTURES-First Ald; at St. John
Ambulance Hqrs., 3.30 p.m.
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According to Dr. O. P. gerlogist of Los Angeles, Calif, the remains are from น group
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Prayer, St. John's Cathedral, 5.30 to 6.30 p.m.
College, followed by
Meeting of Old Boys.
SPORTS. (See Page 2).
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there was no good, in his view, in trying to rush matters, and put themselves in a position in which they would have to retreat again. It would not be opportune in his opinion, to declare a Republic until they had the whole of Ireland in on It.
Mr. De Valera said that his po-. Rey had cleared away almost all the obstacles from the path that had made it difficult to move to- wards the ending of partition. The ground was properly set for getting the whole of the Irish people, throughout the world to work for the ending of partition.
FORCE NOT CONTEMPLATED The Irish people held Britain responsible for creating the Bor- der, and for continuing it, because they knew perfectly well that the Border could not continue if the support which was being given in various ways was withheld,
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"We do not contemplate the use of force," declared Mr. De Valera.
If there were a straightforward, definite way of ending partition there would have been no parti- tion. It was one of the difficult political facts of the present time that they had to deal with.
He believed that good relations and England between Ireland
would be to the benefit of both countries, and, as far as he could work towards bringing about these That relations, he would do so, was not possible as long as parti- tion remained.
Mr. De Valera said that he was the resolution. which against stated that it was now opportunity to declare Eire a free and indepen- dent republic; but he could see no reason why they should not try to do everything in their power to end partition.
The first resolution was with- drawn, and the second one, call- ing on the Government to work for the end of partition, was pass- ed.
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