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DANGEROUS

NAN MCGREW.

WITH

HELEN KANE

A Paramount Picture

With

Victor Moore-James Hall

Stuart Erwin

They're Bud

Hill when they meet her. Bw net William when they leave. Boar Holon Kane "bonp boopa.doop" em with her new radio riots: "I'm Dangerous Nan" nad "LO.U."

Showing Saturday

BRENT SCORES AGAIN!

Straight into the

heart of gangland

goon this stinging search for the

true story behind lawlessness.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1831.

CHINESE FLIER DERBY CALL-OVER

KILLED.

AT

VICTORIA

CLUB.

Fatal Plane Crash CAMEORNIAN À hot

in Shanghai..

FAVOURITE.

London, May 27. The call-over for the Derby at the Victoria Club this evening re-

1000-FT. NOSE DIVE.vealed Cameronlan as a hot favour-

Ite, Pommedapi being next favour-

ed.

Shanghai, May. 25. The second aeroplane crash at the Hungjoo Flying Field this year occurred yesterday 100/9 morning, resulting in the death 100/8 of Mr. Li Yu-chi, a young Chinese naval endet attached to the Kacchangmino Aviation School.

A number of students of the Kaochangmino Aviation, School have been trained at the Hungino Flying Field during the last few months nul, after finishing their course at Hungjae, they are re- quired to learn flying over Waler for six months more at Kaochang- maja.

AL Seven o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. Li took off in a light plane and for several minutes all wen! well. The aeroplane was taken up to a height of over 1,000

The figures were as follows: 4/1 Cameronian (t, and o.) 8/1 Pommedapi (t, and D.) Dr. Dolittle. (L. and s.) Link Boy. (t. nnd o.) Goyerchs. (t, and o.) Reveillon. (t, and o.) 20/1 Sir Antrew. (2. and .) 22/1 Orpen (offered) 25/1 taken. 25/1 Jasapo (n)

100/7

18/1

28/1

28/1

Sandwich (o. 33/1 taken) Carmelux (n.)

33/1 Shell Transport (v. 40/1 t.) 3371 Estate Duty (0) 33/1

Pedder Street. Fracas.

Date Fixed for a Serious Case.

DETECTIVE'S LOSS

OF MEMORY.

When Privates H. James and P. Brian, of the South Wales Borderers, nguin appeared in Court to-day on a charge of assaulting Chan Kiu, a detec- tive, it was stated that the victim was suffering from con- tusion of the brain and loss of

Lightning Star (v.)-Reuterinemory, and may be unable to

ATTEMPTED THEFT

FRUSTRATED.

MAN'S POOR EXCUSE NOT ACCEPTED.

give evidence as a consequence.

Mr. Williams, the Magistrate, decided to proceed with the ense and fixed Monday afternoon for the purpose.

At the last appearance, Inspec- tor Andrew, in charge of the

When charged before Mr. Hamil-case, indicated a possibility of 1. and Mr. Li commenced to fyton, at the Kowloon Magistracy the case having to be abandoned around the Hungjaw are this morning, with the attempted on account of the condition of Apparently there was some enging theft of electric Bttings from a the detective, but the Magistrato trouble for Mr. Li lost control of!

his machine and the plane crash-garage at the rear of No. 719, Na-then decided on another remand than Road, on May 27, a manj.with the view to further considera- ed to the ground in a nose-dive.

named Tang tam said that, on

Skull Fractured, There were a number of other endets on the field and they has- tened to assist the unfarinnate avintor. The latter, however, was found in 174 anconscious state, uffering from a bully fractured kutt

He died a few minutes later.

Deceased, like many other cadet. of his school, was a native of Fukien Province and, according to his instructors, he was an able aviator and experienced in solo flying.

tion.

seeing a water pipe there, he went! It transpired in Court this in to wash his hands, and just as he entered the constable arrested morning that the

him.

detective way

in very much the same condition A constable and he saw the dean on the Inst appearance of the accused men. Inspector Andrew, fendant go in by a back door in the however, asked the Magistratu to June. He followed and saw defenfix a date for the hearing: fe dant trying to unserew an electric said the detective would not be atting from the wall.

able to appear, but the doctor who examined him would give: evidence as to his condition.

Mr. R. B. Allan, the complainant, said the fittings belonged to the no-one had Credit Foncter, and given the defendant permission to remove them.

To-day, the two accused were represented by Mr. D: W. Evans, Mr. Hamilton convicted the de-of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and fendunt, and sentenced him to xix Master, who said he had no objec- tion to the case being heard on weeka' imprisonment.

Monday afternoon.

The first fatal seroplane crash at the Hungiao Flying Field, it may be recalled, occurred on March 21 when Lin Ching-yuan. Instructor, met their deaths na also a young Chinese naval cadet the result of an accident which nine witnesses would be appear- of the Kaochangming Aviation occurred several miles from the ing, but that the evidence of a School, and Chen, Chang-nee, his nerodrame,

number of these would be brief.

It was mentioned that eight ori

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