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WOMAN M.P's WEDDING CENTENARY Flower Sale

MAKES HISTORY

Cabinet Minister Attends

Scottish 'Groom

be

LONDON, Aug. 4 (By Air Mail)~~MLS Thelma Cazalet made history yesterday by being the first woman M.F. to "married in the Crypt of the House of Commons. The bride- groom was Mr. David Keir, political and Lobby Journalist. It was an all-Parliamentary wedding, for three other well- known M.P., played leading roles. Princess Alice and the Earl ́of Athlone, 'the Prime Minister and Mrs. Chamberlain were

among the guests.

Miss Megan Lloyd George, MP., ed Jacket.

with elbow-length

ON SEPT. 2

LITTLE SISTERS

OF THE POOR

To-morrow

ینه

FUNDS FOR WAR RELIEF

The Little Sisters of the Poor in The Hongkong Branch of the Kowloon will celebrate thelr cen- National Women's Relief Associa tenary:on September 2. His Ex-tion. under the leadership of cellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry | Madame Sun Fo and Madame T. V. Northcote, and Lady Northcote will Soong, is holding their first Flower honour the occasion with a visit Sale to-morrow for the purpose of to the home, located near Kai Tak. raising funds for the relief of war

"The modern, comfortable and victims." homelike shelter belonging to the Ever since its inauguration world known Sisters of the Poot 1936 this Women's Relier Associa- is at present caring for 280 aged tion has proved itself, to be one of men and women over 60 years old. the most affective organizations who is a life-long friend of the sleeves to match. Her halo hat Their spiritual, physical and social for the collection, purchase and "bride, Was the bridesmaid or was of blue stitched net trimmed life is supervised daily, they" Hive transportation

"best maid." as she preferred to with blue ospreys, and she carried their days by an easy, comfortable other relief supplies for the suc

of medical and be called-and Mr. Malcolm Mac-a small bouquet of white nowers:

system which provides for outing cour of wounded soldiers and other Donald (Colonial Secretary) Was Miss Lloyd George wore 2n

every fortnight.

war victims. the best man.

attractive lace frock of a slightly

Yesterday, on a "visit to the Several thousand young ladies Another MP. Captain Victor darker shade of blue, and a blue hostel on the hillside, activity by and girl Cazalet, gave his sister away.

students have been

· flower-trimmeds hát,

thethmates and sisters was recruited and will be placed at all Blue and silver was the colour The service was conducted by noticeable, all of them preparing strategic points both in Hongkong scheme chosen by Miss Cazalet. Dr. A. C. Doa. chaplain to the in a small way for the coming and She wore a nock of Wedgwood Speaker of the House of Com-celebration.

Kowloon wearing special blue

numbered badges. Sealed donation. romaine, embroidered In mons, and the singing was led by

cans will also stiver thread, and a short tailor the choir of St. Margaret's, West-,

be found at all The YM.C.A. Women's Section public places and restaurants. The minister. $

will hold a Games Morning at 10 aim of the Association is at a sale a.m. on Wednesday next, Aug. 23. of 200.000 towers.

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'ANY NIT WIT CAN GET MARRIED'

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GIFT FROM KING

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After the ceremony, which was attended by about 100 guests. a reception was held at the bride's home in Belgrave Square, where hundreds of presents were on View

They included a handsome 'des- sert service which the King and Queen sent to the bride, and "It is a criminal thing that a some fine old Chinese ornaments man or woman should lose their which she received from Princess | jobs because they get married." Alice, Countess of Athione (to sald Dr. E Grimths, of the whom she was formerly a lady-in- Marriage Guidance, addressing the waiting) and the Earl of Athlone. British Social Hygiene Council's The Prime Minister and Mrs. school at Oxford on Chamberlain sent half a. dozen August 4.

gilt apostle, spoons. "Any nit-wit can get married and have as many children as he likes and there is no-one to say bim nay. "This is a Jamentäble state of affairs."" He claimed that there should he

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NEWSETTES

The air raid siren in the Naval Yard will be tested during the next ten days,

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The Chungking Printers' Associa- ton has sent a telegram to the printers of the "South China Daily News and the "Tin Yin Pao rive in Hongkong on Monday from their recent decision to quit the H.M. Troopship Ettrick will ar- in Hongkong, sympatising with

Europe. The Ettrick will proceed papers as a protest against their to the Kowloon Wharf.

pro-Wang Ching-wel editorial policy.

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The Air Raid Precautions Officer a announces that a course of A.R.P. Lectures in Chinese will be given

Miss Cazalet, whic is the Na- tional Conservative M.P. for East of Hongkong. and Mrs. Fald have Prof. W. Faid, of the University Islington, is Parliamentary private returned to the Colony from secretary to Mr. Kenneth Lindsay holiday spent in Malays. (Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education).

She will continue to use tamlly to keep the population at own name in her political its present level.

SALLY GRAY, Star of the Pinebrook Production,

The Lambeth Walk."

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at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday Mr. R. A. D. Forrest, First Magis-evenings commencing to-day at trate, Central Police Court, who the Y.W.C.A., Bonham Road. has been spending his holiday in Those members of the genera} Baguio, near Manila, has returned public wishing to attend are asked to the Colony.

to send their names to the lecturer.. Mr. Chak Taf Kwong, AR.P. De- Bri-partment, 0.8.0.

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About 24,000 persons in tain applied last week to be en- rolled for National Service, mak- A total of 12.500 cases, compris- ing total of about 2,041.000 volun- ing 5,248 new cases, 7,128 old cases teers since the campaign began and 124 maternity cases were in January last.

treated by the St. John Ambulance New Territories Medical Benevolent The speaker at the Y.M.C.A. Branch during July. A total of Discussion Group on Sunday, at 9140 vaccinations and 2,105 inocu- pm.. will be the Rev. Charles lations were given. The Chinese Strong.. of the Hongkong Mission Territories Branch treated a total to Seamen is subject will be of 3,501 cases (2,223 new cases, "The Church and the Sallor 1,273 old cases and 5 maternity

cases).

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It is expected that Mr. I. W.- Lang, of the Canadian Pacifci The following passengers left Steamship Co., will leave the Hongkong yesterday for Shanghai Colony at the end of this month th ms. Titjalengka:-Mrs. G. H. on a tour of inspection in southern Ayelts, Miss M. Bergman, Mr. J. C. offices of his company.

van Beuzekom, Mr. F. J. Doopan. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ey, Mr. H. de Dr. W. W. Yen, formerly Chinese Fremery, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Helle- Ambassador to Soviet Russia and man, Miss R, Holleman, Mrs. E.M. at one time Chinese Foreign Krooppe, Miss R. E. Krooppe, Mr. Minister, is soon to leave with his and Mrs. B. C. W. Rueb, Mr. T. 8. daughter for the United States to Wang, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wong. represent China at the Institute Misses F. L. and L Wong, and Mr. of Pacific Relations Conference. Yee Tzu Chin.

on

The Seventh Commencement Exercises and Concert of the Hong- kong Commercial Institute will be held at the Queen's Theatre Bunday at 9 am Mr. Li Sin-kan will distribute the diplomas, prizes and certificates to the successful students.

Pror. J. A. Ely, dean of the de- partment of civil engineering of St. John's University, Shanghai, and Mrs. Ely are visiting Hong- kong. On Wednesday." evening. they were guests of the St. John's Alumni Association (Hongkong branch) at the Chinese Merchants Club.

There will be special rehearsal to-day in London of the Thames Ambulance Service organised by the Port of London authority for national emergency. Ambulance craft will give a demonstration of embarkation of casualties from a fire fost on the Battersea Power Station.

Sentence, of six months with hard labour and 12 strokes of the cane was passed, by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen, at Kowloon Court yes- terday, on 14 Sheung, 25, who was convicted of anatching an earring from a woman, Chol Ngan, 41, in Ningpo Road near Shanghai Street. Det Bergt. Fope, prosecut ing, said that the defendant had attempted to match both the woman's earrings, and had badly tom her right ear,

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Deviled Eggs Staffed Tomatoes

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