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CENTRAL THEATRE

SHOWING TO-DAY

at 2.30; 5.15; 7.15 & 9.30.

ANN HARDING'S LATEST GREAT SCREEN SUCCESS.

THE STAR OF STARS IN A STARTLING STORY!

Queen of the Screen! in a lovo story that tells what happens to who a woman

gives her heart to +2 married man!

RKO

Prosants

ANN HARDING DEVOTION

LESLIE HOWARD

NEXT CHANGE

THE NEWEST & GREATEST LAUGH PICTURE OF THE YEAR, CHARLIE MURRAY & GEorge sidneY

IN THEIR LATEST LAUGHING HIT,

CAUGHT CHEATING

SHOWING SOON

SIDNEY FOX'S NEWEST TRIUMPH.

"NICE WOMEN"

FOX TAI PING THEAIRE

Maurice

QUEENS RO, WEST, TEL. NO. 27170

SHOWING TO-DAY

at 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30.

Chevalier

One Hour with You Janelle MacDonald

Z

"Charlie Bugabu

-> ARMST

LUBITSCH

PROSUCTION

| 47 Girarement Gremor

CHEVALIER

MAKES YOUR

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NEXT ATTRACTION, THURS. to SAT.

"DADDY LONG LEGS"

with

JANET GAYNOR, WARNER BAXTER. Students & Service Men in Uniform Half Price,

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDRICK FANCY FundRKLANG, at 1' and 3. Wyndham Street, in the City of Victoria Hous

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPII.

TUBERCULOSIS.

PRAISE FOR THE DIRECTOR OF PAPWORTH CENTRE

London, Sept. 10.

Tributes were paid at the con- ference of tho International

of

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1932.

WORST DISASTER ON C. E. R.

BIG CASUALTY LIST

IN DERAILMENT

RECOGNITION

JAPANESE PLANS.

COMPLETED

Tokyo, Sept. 10.

The Prime Minister and Minis-

chukuo.

Changchun, Sept. 11. ter of Foreign Affaire to-day sub- The worst disaster in the history mitted for the perusal of the Em- of the Chinese Eastern Railway peror the draft treaty for the re- Union against Tuberculosis nt occurred to-day, when more than cognition of the new state, Man- the Hague yesterday to the work 100 were killed and injured in,

Sir Pendrill Vallier Jones, derailment 40 miles from Hurbin. founder and medical director of The rails had been maliciously re- the Papworth village settlement in moved by bandits, who robbed those Cambridgeshire, for after-core of who were not killed. tuberculous patients,

blem.

(HR

be-

Safe Passage

Harbin, Sept. 11.

His Imperial Majesty referred the draft to the Privy Council, which body is expected to complete ita deliberations by September 18. The formal recognition of Man- chukuo will be announced on the following day, September 11, Reuter.

all over the world.--British Wire TAKES HEALTH TRIP. own to indicate

(01-

The train that came to grief was the one that left hore last night. In a paper contributed by SirThe engine and six conches were Pendrill, he declared that the mashed to pieces.-Router, village settlement was essential

Foreign CommentTM in the interests of public health.

London, Sept. 10. Papworth had succeeded

While it is recognised that two Members of the League of coming events-the publication cause its director had made use Nations Commission who are re of the Japan-Manchukuo Treaty of business acumen and industry and the skill of the patients, who turning to Europe via Siberia, have and the Lytton Report will con- hind solved their own economic pro- passed safely through the floods stitute a major crisie in the Far and train-wreckers on the G. E. R. East, responsible British opinion

M. Claudel and Dr. Schnee tends to await the definite The importance attached Lo left Tsitsihar by air yesterday for tents of the Lytton Report, regard- after-care was demonstrated by Manchull, where they will join the ing the parts of it which leaked out the fact that the international trans-Siberian train. Reuter's

as misleading and not informing to committee, over which 716* will Special.

public opinion. preside, is to study, collate, and

The Financial News, however, so-ordinate the methods employed

remarks that enough is already that the two documents will be mutually exclu- sive, which fundamental opposition must produce deeply significant decisions, either by the League of Nations and Japan or by both. New York, Sept. 11. Further, the "Sume paper observes "I am boing Shanghaied by my that Pacific relations are almost at medical man" declared Jimmy deadlock. To much importance Walker, ex-Mayor of New York, need not be attached to the con- Washington, Supt. 10, who recently resigned from the tinued presence in the Pacific of The issue of G$1,150,000,000 insition, following the determina- the United States Fleet; but the stirrings of nationalism in China Treasury Notes and "Certificates tion of the Governor of the State to and Japan are too deep to admit of of Indebtedness, for the purpose hear the charges made against easy compromise between them. In of meeting the huge, maturing, him,

the Autumn a crisis muy well lie in The ex-Mayor sailed for Europea decision whether weakness American obligations in public; debt, and to provide funds for the on the Italian liner Conte Grande. exacerbation of nationalism is Reconstruction Corporation, has it was learned that he, is making predominate. been six times over-subscribed.ju "round trip" to Europe for the according to the Secretary of the sake of his health-Renter's economic background, Japan will be Treasury-Renter's American Ser-American Service,

U.S. PUBLIC LOAN..

RAPID OVERSUBSCRIPTION OF: TREASURY ISSUE

vice.

JIMMY WALKER STARTS ON JOURNEY TO EUROPE

KREUGER'S ESTATE

LIABILITIES SHOWN AT 1,171,000,000 KR.

ΟΓ

to

Whether, with difficulties in the

compelled towards or preclided from implementing, her ambitious Manchurian programme, must be one of the major decisions of the year.--Beuter.

1 According する મા previous! message the Government's pro- Kramme provides for the issue of! Treasury Notes to the value of G$760,000.000 at 3% per cent..

Liabilities are 781,000,000, and maturing in five years, and Certi

their assets 509,000,000. feates of Indebtedness to the

According to documents reveal- value of G$400,000,000 at 14% per

The bankruptcy figures relatinged in the course of the proceedings cent.. maturing September 15, 1933. The purpose of the loan is to the late Ivar Krenger's estate the Maleh King's debtor included amounting to the Communist leader Kilbom to to meet the deficiency on the year's show liabilities working and to encourage indus 1,171,000,000 kronor and asels whom he tent 35.000 kronor in addition to 100,000 advanced for try and thus overcome the wide-amounting to.38,000,000. spread trade depression.]

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Stockholm, Sept. 11.

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THIS

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over!

NIGHT

TO-DAY AT 2.30, 5.15, 7,15 & 9, 30 p.m

a Paramount Picture

LILY DAMITA

CHARLIE

RUGGLES

ROLAND

YOUNG

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-NEXT CHANGE---

She Had His Name But Not

His Numberi

Everybody knew she was married-except the bridegroom!

Careless Lady

JOAN

JOHN

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FOX

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Charles ROGERS Paggy SHANNON in

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NEXT CHANGE Tuesday, 13th SEPT,

"The False

Madonna

A Paramount Picture with KAY.FRANCIS. WILLIAM BOYD

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JACKIE

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CHARLES "Chic

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It rings true...... because it IS true!

From the true life story by Mark Hellinger and Charles Beahan

with

Phillips HOLMIS

Walter HUSTON

Anita PAGT Lewis STONE Jean HERSHOLT

JOHN MILJAN TULLY MARSHALL

A

Metro-Goldwyn - Maper Picture

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

at 2.30. 5,20. 7.20 & 9,20

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Comedy

STEPPING OUT

with REGINALD DENNY-CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD

MAJESTIC

Spencer TRACY

Warren HYMER

GOLDIE

ALA HARLOW

BORDERERS' SPORT.

TO-DAY ONLY

At 2.30, 5.20, 7.20 & 9.20. P.M.

A Dame in Your Arms is werth six in your Address Book.

Side-Splitting Saga of Two Snappy Sailors and a T.N.T. Blonde.

Open Relay--1, Twelfth Battery. RA. 2, 20th Battery, R.A

300 Yards Relay," Company AQUATIC, MEETING HELD ON (L/G. Davies, L/C. Scammell, Pte. Campbell, L/C. Williams, Lt, Richard- SATURDAY AFTERNOON son and Cpl. Shaw), 2, "B" Company (Pte. Marsh, Pto. McCarthy, "Pte. The South Wales Borderers held an Woods Pte. Harris, L/C Woodman aquatic

aports meeting at the and Pts. Jones). YAM.C.A. bath on Saturday afternoon. Medley

"A"

Rolay-1, Headquarter Company carrying off the Wing (L/C Sutherland, Dm. Emith, championship. Mrs. Raikos, wife of and Ptc. Jones; 2, "D" Company Lleut. Col. G. T. Raikes, D.3.0. (Lout. Galletly, Sgt. Ford and Pte. fofeer commanding the 1st Batta. Roynolds. lion) presented

Oficers v. Sergeants Relay-1,

Water Polo-Headquarter Wing Company lost to "C Company by four goals to one, '

the Inter-Company Shield to the winners at the con- Offieere. clusion of the meeting..

The results were:

Inter-Company Rolay-1.

***

Company (Pte. Woods, Pto. Harris,

Pto. McCarthy, L/C Woodman, Pte. Marsh and Pte. Jones); 2, "A"

In our report of the annual- moot,

Company (Lieut: A. G. Martin Pong of the Kowloon Golf Club it, was

Gilmore, Pto. Wallace, L/C Vincent, lorroneously stated that Me

Pia Joner and Cpl. Morgan),

Diving 1550A Company (Pt. Linstead & Davis had been appo Hotelson and Opl. Morgan) ;; 3/middagassiz Linstea of a D

ago, anditom. The report is should