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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1930.

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MRS. VICTOR BRUCE AT KAI TACK AERODROME.

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HER FLAMING BEAUTY WON ALL_HEARTS!'

A

Metro- Goldwyn- Mayer

PICTURE

"POINTED HEELS

a Caramount Picture

With William Powell. Helen Kane, Fay Wray and Richard "Skeets" Gallagher-

A Gorgeous Revue in Technicolor.

Next Change THURSDAY, November 13. -- Rapturous, Ravishing, Riotous Entertainment! The greatest galaxy of Broadway stars ever seen or heard on the screen! The glorious Mary Eaton: The riotous Eddie Cantor!. The in- comparable Rudy Vallee! The tragic-voiced Helen Morgan! In n stupendous, brilliant musical show personally supervised by Florenz Zielfeld: Romance, song, dance and rollicking humor? Blended into two hours of captivating entertainment!

FLORENZ ZIEGFELD'S

GLORIFYING THE

with

Mary Eaton

Directed by Millord Well

Written by J. P. McEvoy Dances by Ted Shawn

In

AMERICAN GIRL

Na Paramount Picture

A Gorgeous Revné

in

TECHNICOLOR

Colour with Sound!

The Wedding March

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ADOLPH ZUADR JESSE LASAV

(BY ARKANGEMENT WITH PA POWERS

a

Paramount

Gicture

WITH

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AN ERICH VON STEM CREATION

ERICH VON STROHEIM

AND

FAY WRAY Surrender! 0 course they all surrender to this dash- ing von Stroheim Every woman'a ideal, Smartly. accoutred.. Carelessly in- xolent.

An Ericia Stroheim characterization, supremely well dome.

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Printed-and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PERCY FRANKLIN, at 1 and 8. Wyndham Street, in the City of Victoria Hongkong.

The Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce is here shown with her plane, the "Bluebird," at Kai Tack Aerodrome. She hopes to leave to-morrow morning for Amoy, the next stage in her flight to Japan. (Photo: Mee Cheung.)

COMING NANKING

CONFERENCE.

HIGH HOPES CENTRED ON THE MEETING.

Shanghai. Nov. 10, High hopes are centred on lig coming conference between General Chang Bsueb-liang and Marshal Chiang Kai-shek at Nan- king.

this

Madame and Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, in the company of Mr. H. H. Kung. Minister of Industry and Commerce, returned to the city from Feng Hwa by gunboat morning. The Nanking oficial party was entertained at the residence of Mr. H. H. Kunz in the evening, and Marshal Chiang accompanied by Messrs. Tai Chi-tao, Li Shib-tseng, Chang Ching-kiang, Chan Ming-shu. C. T. Wang and Admiral Chan Chak of Canton, left for Nanking by special train shortly before mid-j night.

General Chang Hsueh-liang was entertained at an official banquet last evening by the Chilli Provin- cial Government at Tientsin. In the course of a speech he said that the Manchurian expedition to Tientsin, which forced the retire ment of Marshals Yen Hsi-shan and Fenz Yu-bsiang, was carried out with the sole aim of restoring peace in China.

CASTOR OIL CURE FOR EDITORS.

DR. GOEBBELS' DENIAL OF REPORT.

NEWSPAPER SATIRE.

•

BRITAIN'S TENNIS

RANKINGS..

with

"OUR BETTY" THIRD ON THE WOMEN'S LIST.

London. Nov, 10.

H.. W. (Bunny") Austin is ranked as Britain's No. 1 tennis; player in the official lawn tennis Although rankings issued to-day, An amusing controversy ix

Betty Nathall won the American raging in the Berlin press over the

third report of the speech made by Dr.Open title, she is ranked

among Britain women players. Goebbels, at a closed meeting of

The first three, in each group his supporters when he is alleged

follow: to have stated that on coming inte power he would order his "storm. ing columns." to visit upposition newspaper offices and force each of the editors to drink a quart of castor oil,

Furthermore his legionaires would be given permission to thrash all owners of foreign-made motor cars which would be burned i

The Communists as a warning. he would down by shooting six of their most prominent leaders which would be sufficient to deter the rest.

Men.

1. H. W. Austin. 2. G. W. Lee.

4. Dr. J. C. Gregory,

Women.

1. Mrs. Holcroft Watson, 2. Miss M. E. Mudford, 3. Miss Betty Nuthall.

-Renter

STORMS OFF U.S. COAST.

S.O.S. CALLS.

San Francisco, Nov. 6. Storms off the coast of California

today caused several ships to send out 5.0.S. calls.

When the report appeared in the press Dr. Goebbels immedinte- ly issued a denial, complaining that the sentences had been taken out of their context and disfigured. DISTRESSED SHIPS SEND OUT

The Republican press however maintains that the report was absolutely reliable since it was General Chinly Hsueh-liang based on stenographic reports added that he had no recommen- made by several independent wit- dations to submit to the Fourth inesses. It is also pointed out that Kuomintang Plenary Session, hat similar threats have been made by he desired to take the opportunity National Socialist leaders 01 conferring with Marshal various occasions during the elec Chiang Kai-shek concerning the tion campaign and besides were disposition of the large contin inherently trug as being gents of defeated Shansi troop n accordance with the intellectual Shansi. The appointments of standard of the National Socialist Mayurs for Peking and Tientsin

Nanking, Nov. 11. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek arrit ed from Shanghai at 7 a.m. Gen- eral Chang Hsueh-liang, whose train is delayed, is arriving at p.m.-Renter.

would also be discussed.

BRITAIN'S QUEST FOR THE ATLANTIC RIBAND.

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There will be every new device for safety at sea. The most im- portant is the division of the hull into compartments. each water tight so that even in the event of a |collision She will be seaworthy,, .

No Seasickness?

New principals of construction, which will make her practically without vibration even when she is steaming at full speed, in conjune- tion with her enormous bulk, which will obviate pitching and rolling in any but the worst weather, should remove fears of seasickness,

She will have every luxury that modern times have to offer

masses to whom the parts had

nothing else to offer.

To-night the oil tanker Tamishua of the Richfield Petroleum Com- pany was aground 50 miles south of the Golden Gate. entrance to San Francisco bay. The Tamiahua is calling for assistance..

Several tugs are rushing to the There is, the papers point out, aid of the distressed tanker. only one thing missing, namely a The Oriental and Oceanic freight- ¡declaration that those measures er Golden Cross was aground for

would be taken along legal and constitutional lines just as Herr some time to-day. Finally the ves- Hitler recently declared before th. sel succeeded in pulling herself off supreme court in connexion with the rocks after several hours of This threat that on his party's pounding off Point Reyes. coming to power heads would rot

around.

The Golden Cross, made port un- ider her own power. But she will have to be sent into drydock in or-

theatres, talkies cinemas, a ball-der that repairs may be effected.

room. frosted lights, swimming pools, a gymnasium, lifts

and streets of shops will be at the dis- posal of the passengers.

FRENCH FLIGHT TO SAIGON.

AIRMEN'S ARRIVAL AT KARACHI.

Basra, Nov. 10.

Unless some at present unfore- een development in foreign ship-||| building should occur before she is launched, she will be able easily to outdistance chief foreign rivals, the German Europa and Bremen. the United States Leviathan, and the latest French and Italian liners. The French aviators Goulette and Mr. Graham said that the Gov- La Laulette, who are flying to Sai- arrived from Parla ernment's scheme was a business gon, have proposition, designed to secure the in the fast time of 37 hours, despite construction of one, and he hoped, bad weather which necessitated two very farge vessels to maintain them landing at Brindisi.--Reuter. Britain's position in the Atlantic

Karachi, Nov. 10. trade and to help employment in

Goulette and La Louette the shipbuilding industry.

arrived here,-Kcuter.

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