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Here's a wonderful oppor tunity for you to måke some extra pocket money and to get a free. ticket to see M-U-M's picture

entitled "HOLD THAT KISS another delightful surprise picture, starring Mickey Rooney, Maureen O'Sullivan and Denis O'Keefe, coming to the King's Theatre on May 18 for a three-. day engagement.

All you have to do is to secure a subscription for the "Hongkong Daily Press" for a minimum period of six mouths from a relative or friend. For the first thirty subscriptions received, each successful contestant will receive 20 per cent: of the whatever subscriptions he secures as commission and a free ticket to the best seat in the King's Theatre to see "HOLD THAT KISS," with your host popular star, Mickey. Rooney. After the Grst thirty subscriptions are received, we will only pay the commission, so send your subscriptions in early. to get the free cinema ticket as well.

Each contestant can submit

as many subscriptions as secured and qualify for the commission " and cinéma tickets.

A new note in fun.......and love...when the funniest kid pictures becomes Cupid's swing-time first assistant!

hold that kiss

Master O'SULLIVAN DENNIS O'KEEFE MICKEY ROONEY,

GEORGE BARBIER JESSIE RALPH

Directed by

Edhurin L. Maru

M.G.M SHORTS

In all, there will be four competitions of this kind, each lasting one week. For each, similar prizes will be given (except that the pictura for which the free cinema ticket is presented will vary), but, at the end of the fourth competition, the Hongkong Daily Prosa" will, in addition to the prizes and commissions earn- ed, offer a special priza. of $20.00 to the competitor who has brought in the largest number of new subscribers so long as the number is not less than twenty.

The fitat contest will remain in force until 12 noon on Tuesday, May 17, and the names" of the successful contestants will be published on May 18.

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Mr. R. A. Bates, of the CS,0..1 Hk Excellency the Governor celebrated his birthday yesterday.will be present at the performance of Don et Perosi's "Resurrection," Lt.. H. M Austen, of H.M.B. by the Hongkong Choral Group, at | Cricket, is travelling to London in the China Fleet Club Theatre, OTI

the as. Carthage.

Thursday next, at 9.30 p.m.

Surgeon-Lt. W, H. E. McKee, of | HMS. Cricket, arrived here in the |8.3. Carthage from Shanghai.

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Mr. W. Marsay, of Messrs. |Thomson & Co., Shanghai is tra- velling Home in the 45. Carthage.

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His Excellency the Governor will dine with the Commandant and Officers of the Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps and dis- tribute the prizes on Friday next, at 8.19 p.m.

His Excellency the Governor

Mrs. Erne, Freedlander, the noted monotype artist, who is to hold an exhibition at St... John's Cathedral Half to-day, to-morrow. and - Monday In conjunction with the Hong kong Working Artists' Guild."

N.. H. will hold the annual Inspection of ANOTHER YOUNG

Surgeon Lt. Comdr. G. Joynt. of HMS. Dorsetshire, travelling Home In the Carthage.

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ts the St. John Ambulance Brigade

S.S.and present medals and trophies

on Monday, May 25, at 5.30 pm.. on the Royal Naval Recreation

Mr. C. E. Lintihae, of Messrs. ground. |Gibb, Livingstone & Co., Shanghai.

is a through passenger for Home in the ss. Carthage.

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Chief Detective-Inspector. M. Murphy of the Police, will cele Ibrate the anniversary of his birth

to-day.

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The Hongkong. branch of the War Orphans' Protective Associa-

Madame Huang Shao-hsiung, wife of the Governor of Cheklang, has arrived in Hongkong to raise funds. for the Cheklang War Orphanage. Established last July, under orders of Madame Chiang Kal-sher, the orphanage has now about 400 war waifs.

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The wedding of Miss P. Barrow,

tion celebrated its anniversary of England, and Captain F. J. yesterday.

WOMAN VOLUNTEER

FOR CHINA

Another young woman Join the third batch of motor mechanics which will leave Penang for China, on May 15 for service at the war fronts is Mas Tan Keow-tin.

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Miss Tan Keow-tin is a music and drawing teacher

the Fukien Girls' School. Born in Bangkok, Bam, she went in for higher studies at the Chip. Bee Academy in Amoy. She joined the

School in 1936.

Wylie, P.N. which was to have taken place in St. John's Cathe- Comdr. H. T Armstrong, of dral yesterday afternoon. has been HM. Cricket, has arrived here indefinitely postponed. Miss Bar-tutorial staff of the Fukien Girls' from Shanghai. He travelled in row arrived from England on the the ss. Carthage.

6.8. Ranch on Thursday.

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Surgeon-Lt. L. R. Norsworthy, of the Dorsetshire, was a passenger in the ss. Carthage arriving here yesterday from Shanghai.

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The newly wedded couple, Mr. and Mrs. Aw Hoe, nailed by the Italian liner "Conte Rosso" on their honeymoon to the Philip pines, from where they will pro- Mr. E. Nissim. of Shanghai, is a ceed to the 'Straits Settlements. through passenger in the 8.9. It is expected that they will be Carthage on his way from the way for about a month. northern port to Singapore.

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Miss Tan Keaw-tin, who intends to Join the Red Cross Unit at Chung- King, the present capital of the Chinese Republic, takes an active part as a women's committee member of the China Distress Relief Fund.

The first woman to leave for the war front in China was Miss Lee Guat-bee, who left with a batch of over 100-mechanics some time in February.

This present batch of motor

His Excellency the Governor Mr. W. Gowan, of the Shanghai will lunch with the President and Gas Co., is travelling to London Committee of the Hongkong Ride mechanics to leave. for China in the s.s. Carthage. He is accom- Association to-morrow. At 5 pm. numbers over 100 hailing from panied by his family.

to-morrow.. His Excellency will Kuala Lumpur, Perak, Penang and present the prizes won at the Kedah. annual meeting of the Association.

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The wedding of Miss Margaret Bell to Mr. C. R. Hopper of the Assam 011 Co. will take place, In St. Andrew's Church on Wednes- day afternoon.

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On Thursday next, at Govern- merit House, at 11.30 am. His Excellency the Governor will pre-

A former Wesleyan Church at sent Mr. M. F. Key, J.P., with the Chesham, Bucks, which became a insignia of, an Officer of the Most labour exchange and social centre Excellent Order of the British for unemployed, is now being con- Empire (Civil Division) and Mr. C. verted into a police station.

W. Gorsh and Mr. Sung" Teng- man with medals of the Imperial Service Order

A copy of "Eyes Right." a Alm made by Bradford Amateur Cine Club, and illustrating the preserva-

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The following forthcoming mar- tion of sight, has been sent to the rages are announced:-Mr. Eugene King who saw it at a recent ex-Max Joffe,"engineer, of the China and Light and Power Co., Ltd.. hibition.

Miss Millicent Evelyn Murray.

It is intended shortly to com- teacher, of West Norwood, London mence the formation or Ambu-Mr. Ho Yu-fa!, merchant, of No. lance. (Men) and Nursing

(Wo-41. Wing Lok Street. ground floor men) divisions of the St. John and Miss Pang Ying-ching, of No. Ambulance Brigade Overseas,

1289, Lockhart Road, second floor.

the Penang area

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The 5.S. President Coolidge, The second anniversary of the Capt. 7. O. Kohlmeister, UB.N.R. Coronation of Their Majesties, commanding;" which safled from King George VI and Queen Eliza-Ban Francisco on May 5, is due to. beth was celebrated in Hongkong arrive here on May 25. Other Festerday by a Royal Salute of 21 passengers who will disembark at guns from HM. Ships in harbour. Hongkong are Dr. and Mrs. W. Ships were dressed overall.

Edler, Mr. A. Gilhouse, Mr. and Mrs. E. "A. Willson, Miss A. Cohen. The Rev. G. E. Arrowsmith. Mr. Fong Dal-muey, Mr. Owycong MA, FR.GS, FR.SE, Vicar of Koon Jun, Mr. and Mrs. Holy Trinity, Weston-super-Mare. Manshardt, Mr. T. Manshardt, Mr. has been appointed Rector of 8. M. Manshardt. Mary's, Upton, Torquay, He was formerly Assistant Chaplain at St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon...

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The Ryan Aeronautical Company in. Ban Diego announced that it had received an order from the Chinese National Government" for training planes valued at more than US$1,000,000, according to a Ban Francisco report. (Int'l).„,'

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The Air Raid Frecautions Off!- cer announces that lectures of the current A.R.W. course held at the HK. Jockey Club, will be transferred, as from Monday, May 15 to the A. R. P. headquarters at No. 20, Ice House Street.

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"In a sense the receiver is the inciter of the thief; but lacks the thief's courage," with these words, Sir Percy McElwaine, Chief Justice, dismissed the appeal of Ling Ah-eong, in the High" "Court"| last week.

Suspected to be suffering from mental disorder, Yung Bu, 33, à female inmate of the Tung Wah Tung Hospital Jumped from the 2nd floor of the Hospital premises. early yesterday morning and met with: instantaneous death.

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BREAKFAST

Chilled Tomato Juice Scrambled Eggs Canadian Bacon Coffee

LUNCHEON

Noodle Soup Cauliflower Balad Roasted Chicken Rice and Gravy Buttered Beans Creamed Corn - Apple Cake Tea

DINNER

Cream of Tomato Boûp

Cold Chicken and Meats.

Baked Potatoes

Balad Bowl Assorted Cakes

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