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YOUNG SOLDIER'S

ESCAPADES

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truder had preceded them, and on Anding himself discovered, Hami- Iton sild down the verandah and dropped down the short height Into the grounds below, As he did so, a mah jong sat which he took from the house fell to the ground.

The two women were too frightened to raise an alarm, and the last seen of Hamilton was when he ran down Robinson Road. A complaint was subsequently made to the Inspector General' of Police, and that night at 7 o'clock, Inspector Murphy went. up to the house where he was furnished with a detailed description of the intruder. Upon his return to the charge room at the Central Police Station, he found Hamilton already in custody and finding the descrip tion to fit with the general ap-

DEATH SECRET

REVEALED ON DAY

OF FUNERAL

Goring Heath (Oxfordshire),

Sopt. 7.

The simple funeral of Lord Sudeley at Woking to-day was the rat intimation of his death, which took place last Monday. He wan 62 years of age.

It was in accordance with Lord Sudeley's expressed directions that no announcement of his death until the day of his was made funeral.

Lord Sudeley gave instructions that only his logal adviser should be present; that the body should be cremated and that there should be no service and no flowers,

These instructions were carried out.

THE

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1932.

ANNY ONDRA'S LASHES

NOVEL LANTERN SHOW AT THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION

ALCHEMY & THE ATOM

AN ICE-CREAM SYMPHONY

WOMAN AMAZES

SCIENTISTS

A woman bought an ice-cream

noticed that when he placed ico against his bicycle bell the bell In auch n way are scientific dis- The woman hap-

block from a street vendor. Sho

Girls who pluck their eyebrows and curl their eyelashes in imith-rank. tion of the beautiful ladies of the screen will receive a shock to discoveries made. cover what selence has to any on the matter.

According to Professor V. Suk, Czecho-Slovakian scientist, of the University of Masaryk, Brno, this method of attaining a film face is also practised by monkeys, Professor Suk gave members of the British Association at York a series of typical film faces to illustrate hin researches in the new selence of eyebrows and eya-

pearance of the prisoner. taxed Sudeley's former wife, and now

Only Mrs. Erie Kennington-Inakes. him with the earlier incident.

His chief lantern slide WAS ♬

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pered to be Miss Mary D. Waller, lecturer in physics at the London 7p.m. Stock Quotations Etc. School of Medicine for Women. 7.2-8.40 p.m. A programme of Victor

and F.M.Y. recorda, Before the British Association at

7.3-7.25 p.m. Operatic.

York Mies Wallor demonstrated that a solid block of carbon dioxide, which has a temperature of 80 Cen tigrade, when placed against metal instruments could produce a num- ber of musical—and, in some cases

unmusical sounds.

[Carbon dioxide is used in the artificial preparation of ico.]

Frozen Music

Around Miss Waller was an as-

Hamilton admitted it, and, when the wife of Mr. Eric Kennington. charming picture of the Consortment nf articles such as a silver searched, was found to have in the famous sculptor and artist-tinental film star Anny Ondra-cakestand, tuning forks, brass rods. his possession the travelling and his solicitor were with Lord who has appeared In Britialt clock, crucifix and knife and forkeley when he died at his house, pictures." belonging to Fr. Bourke, S.J., of Homer. Ipaden, Wallingford Berks, the Wah Yan College.

CAR DAMAGED.

The circumstances under which Hamilton came to be arrested that evening were indicated in the third and fourth charges in re- spect of a private car which he commandeered that evening and subsequently damaged in attempt- ing to drive it.

"A Great Man."

"Lord Sudeley disliked any out- ward sign of show or publicity." said Mr. Kennington,

Placed against one metal the block of carbon-dioxide made a For 20 minutes his stenors nolso something like the walling gazed at the pretty face of Misa of a child, Ondra with its arched eyebrows Against the cake-stand it emitt- and curling lashes while in colded a low base obbligato. blooded language the Professor Against another metal a crystal went over her "pointa" sclentifical-clear sound was produced.

"He was generous and kindly toy everyone with whom he came in

contact..

"There was nothing mysterious about him; he had his own circle It seems that on coming down, of friends and frequently enter to town' from his visit to the up-tained some of them at his house. level district, he wandered to the Homer. He travelled town fre- City Hall, and seeing a private carquently and attended to work at parked there, he got into it, and Dr. Barnardo's and various com- attempted to start the engine. He panies with which he had associa had progressed but a few paces tions." before it ran into a tree, and he backed it only to collide with an other car. He then abandoned the idea of driving the ear, but on Boxt seeing a Northern Talegraph messenger on his rounds, forced

Mr. Kennington told me that Lord Sudeley ran a form at the back of his house solely to keep it going with the few hands whos livelihood depended upon him.

him off his bicycle and appropriat-affection for Lord Sudeley," he "My wife always retained her ed his machine.

added,

RUN TO EARTH.

I visited the luxurious

flint-

Hamilton rode along Queen's stone mansion at Ipsden in which Road as far as Queen Victoria Lord Sudeley died. It is furnished Street, when the hue and ery with antiques and in the lounge gradually growing in volume in ball is a large, cage built into the his rear forced him again to wall where he kept his budge abandon the bicycle at the top of rigars (love birds), of which he Queen Victoria Street. He ran up was a keen breeder. Pottinger Street, and turned into Stanley Street, being then followed up a staircase by an Indian con stable, who had taken up the pursuit.

The house is an ideal country home and is several miles from any other habitation.

Negroes and Mongols,

The explanation of the pheno- menon, Miss Waller said, appeared to be that the forces of energy Film stars, he said, had anti-ed by the heat of the metal coming

causing the vibrations were produc cipated the researches of science in the way of artificial make-up dioxide. Steel, brass and oilver into contact with the carbon- by same years. Mongols had done the same thing ducing musical sounds.

Negroes and were the most satisfactory for pro- a film stars to give them a youth- ful appearance, and

Inflation Remedy

..

"We have a shrewd suspicion Professor J. R. Bellerby, a one- that monkeys do the same thing." formed scientist, advocated to the fessor Suk, that In babies

Experiments showed, said Pro-Economic Science section that the

eye Bank of England should make eyelashes turned up. As people them over to trade. He also sug brows were almost straight and new issue of notes free and hand

grew older the eyebrows curved gested a 10 per cent. increase in all jand the eyelashes straightened, State benefits-unemployment, pen- That "Baby" Like Appearance.

sions and health allowanceR.

the

Belections

Creature) Medstafel--Frologue

Truratore (Verdi) Pierce Flames Are Boar Bamon and Dellah (Baint-Barna)

My Heart At Thy` Sweet Velos

Louise Homer (Con) 1429, frum Mefatorelo (Bolto NIT

Creatora's Band 86971. Roleta (Verdi) "Mid The Fate Throng

Paquale (Donizetti) "Fond Dream of Tito Schips (Tenor) 1182. 7.25-8 p.m. A Concert. Plano Salo Serenade for the Doll (Deliusay), Plano Bolo-Capriccio (Bearlattl)

Vladimir growlia 1859.

Don

Sony-Oh. Promise Mal (Boot-De Hoven). Bang-A Banjo Bong (Weden-Homer?

Louise Homer (Contralto) 1205. Violin Balo-Disa Skies (Berlia-Kreisler). Violin Salo-Dance of the Maldens (Frim).

Kreisler)

Frits Krefolur 1288. Bong-Bird Songs at Eventide (Durrie-Contos) Song The Little Silver Rinx (Chaminada)

John McCormack (Tenor) 1308. 'Callo Belo-Garoite Tendre (lemacher).

Cello Solo-Mani (Del Canals 1191. 8 p.m. (Local Time and Weather

Report).

83-8.40 p.m. Orchestral. Metropolia (Ferdia Grofo)

Paul Whiteman and ille Concert Orchestra #5235/85034. Game of Xlare (CER).

dra from Baden (Human)

Victoria Orchestra V-80087,

in Monastery Garden (Ketelber)

Romance (Tchatkowsky),

9.40-9 p.m.

Victor Concert Orchestra SGHOS

A programme of 'records kindly owned by a Listener. Oster-Melody (Daws). Detel--Koonbeams and Shadows (Squire)

J.H. Squire Celeste Octet

and Mulesi Bwitch (art. Alford) Band of I.M. Goldstream Guards. Ortel-Brene de Ballet (de Derlot, arr. Bear)

J.H. Squire Celeste Octet

9-9.30 p.m. From the Studio.

A planoforte recital by Mis Labs Prcker.

1. Sanate (Serint)

2. Rand (Hummel)

J. Grillen (Bchumann)

4. Romance (Rachmaninoff)

5. Etude (Scilable)

8. Tumoresque (Cried)

7. Capricelo Mendelssohn)

5. Golliwogg's Cake Walk (Debussy) 9.30-10.30 p.m.

A programme of Victor-and IIM.V. records.

Variety. Vocal Gems-Fellow Thru

Victor Light Upers Group 85975. Humorous Seng-Oh, You Have No Iden

Grace Fellda 02700.

Victor Arden-Phil Ohman

Orchestra 22392. Song-Through!

Franklyn Baur (Tenor) 281.

Rale Da Costa 118480.

Anoha Winn (Soprano) 9323.

Thels

His remedy for the industrial "What film stars have done world's ills is inflation. He said: without realising its scientific The one hope of recovery is non- meaning," he added, "is to revert thing in the nature of a rise of 30 have straightened their eyebrows, next two years."

They per cent. in wholesale prices in the to a baby-like appearance. which curved with age, and turned no question of repaying the Bank'ox Trol-I Love & Parade

There could be

given. Unemployment limited the pur- their eyelashes again." Eyebrows and eyelashes were chasing power of the people.

Whatever definitely hereditary.

"Purchasing power," Professor Piano Solo-EverGreen-Medley une's father or mother, the eye-at any time, in any quantity, and Orchestral-All Thre' the Night I Think of the enlour of the eyes or hair of Bellerby concluded, "we can have Bone-A Little Kies. Each Morning brows would definitely conform to vast bodies of people are craving the colour of one or other of them, to spend. "Where, then, is the diff In 600 observations it was found culty?" Finding his escape 'cut off,

that dark eyebrows and eyelashes Hamilton drow the table knife ha Having no children, Lord Sude-were predominant whatever the had in his possession and menaced | ley's heir is his nephew, Mr. Ri- colour of the hair on the head.. the Indian with it, but abandoned chard Algernon Frederick. Han-Eyebrows to Electrons. further resistance when a blast, bury-Tracy. Bounded by the Indian on hisj whistic brought reinforcements to the spot. He was then escorted to the charge room in the Station further up the hill.

BAD RECORD.

Second Lieut. Stevenson, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, who was in Court, in reply to a query from the Bench, suid Hamilton possessed a very bad military record. Hamilton was only 19, ho said, and joined the Army in November, 1920, but in spite of the short time he had been in the Army, had managed to put up a very bad record and had been in military detention several times.

His Worship inspected the re- cords of these various offences,

and remarked that although he could not take notice of military ones, he must take into con- sideration_the.

other offences. For a young man Hamilton's re-

cord was very bad indeed.

BLAMES ARMY.

|

Nephew as Heir.

From eyebrows the scientists Lord Sudeley travelled exten- passed to the study of electrons sively during his early years, and and the alchemist's dream of after his 1905 Edith Celandine, daughter of

return he married in ¦ transmuting base metals into gold. The transmutation of elements

the late Lord Francis Cecil, second has now been accomplished, it was son of the 3rd Marquis of Exeter. I stated, and scientists are sulisted

that ere long gold will be duced in the laboratory.

They were divorced in 1922, and his wife afterwards married Mr. Eric Kennington.

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TEA SERVED FOR SALESMAN

A real-life drama Illustrating the metamorphosis of old-time Burglar Bill into the modern Bandit

But at present the cost of trans-with Brains: mutation is so enormous and the results so small that there are no practical or commercial possiblli- Bes so far.

At present scientists have only succeeded in exploding one elect- ron. What may happen when they succeed in exploding many explained to a reporter by the Duc de Broglie, the famous French scientist.

W38

Cast

The Bandit with Brains "Dr. Graham" City Jowellers...Messrs. Bravingtons, of Ludgate Hill, E.C.

Scene I,

Messrs. Bravington's shop.

Gracie Fleida 112700. Fox Tri-Musie in my Fingers

Victor Anten-Phil Obman & Their Orchi 22802. Song-With a Song in my ears

Franklyn Baur (Tenor) 22281. Plans Bolo-Little Tommy Tucker-Medley

Bale da Cola 13659. Bong-Now I'm in Love

Anons Wian (Bayrana) D2423, Orchestral-For You Alone

chorus-Valencia

De Groot and the Piccadilly Orchestra

B2787.

The Revelers 2002. 10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-day Press

News.

10,35 p.m. Close Down.

All record in the above European pro gram, with the exception of those lent by latener, are kindly supplied by Hesar. B. Mourie and Co.

KZRM PROGRAMME,

To-day's broadcast from the Manila station: 5.00 pm Studio Mole

0.10 p.m.-Spanlah Information Period, 8.30 ..-Engilah Information Period.

7.00 pm-to _Dialsek Programme- Amado and Daly Fernando,

7.18 Studio Requests, 7.40 p.m.-Plano Dequests-Johnny Harris. 7.45 p.m. Ford Bervice Programme→→

Olympian Quartet.

Enter "Dr. Graham," middle- aged, well-dressed, and a cultured accent, Inspects some gold watches to his house in an hour's time so and asks for a selection to be sent that a friend could help him choose one to give his son.

Gives an ad-2.10 p.m.-Studio dress in Welbeck-street, W.-a street famed for its distinguished medical residents and departs.

Scene II.

8.00 p.m.-Dotica Bole Master fusia Pro-

KremmBotica Bole Orchestra. 8.10 p.m.-Studio Beading Charles F

Lladney,

Ilocano Programme-Ira Musical Acetation. 9.00. p.m.-Dance Music Dollag 8/8 Prts.

Tail Orch. 10.80 p.m.-Obes down

LONDON GIRL DANCER

TO PAY £350

retired merchant, of Owen Street, In the estate of Mr. Tam Sie,

The Duke, who is working on Innisfail, North Queensland, Aus- similar lines to the experiments tralia, who died on the 20th at the Cavendish laboratory, said: October, 1931, probate has been

"When we

can explode many granted to Mr. Tam Lim, trader, of electrons together, then the al- 14, Koon Ma Terrace, Hongkong. chemist's dream comes true, Any- The value of the local estate is thing in the world can then be $117,700.

turned into anything else-gold. Hamilton:-It is not my fuvit:

or what you will. it is the Army.

The late Mr. Jens Peter Chris-

A Welbeck-street flat. Accused proceeded to make tenson, cement-burner, formerly "It is a terrifying possibility. statement which WIS unintell- of 3, Kimberley Villas, Kowloon, and I cannot help feeling relieved Enter one of Messrs. Braving- igible to the Magistrate and left estate valued at $20,800. In that it will need many years of ten's salesmen, at the invitation of which had to be explained by the his will he named Engelhardt hard work before it comes true." "Dr. Graham." whom he met stand- officer in Court as meaning that Christensen, his son, sole executor How to Cure Seasickness,

ing outside beside a luxury ear. being under almost continuous de- to his estate in Hongkong, and Why are we seasick and airsick? Ten served from silver ten service tention had driven him (Hami)- Engelhardt Christensen, his Dr. T. Gwynne Maitland described while the "doctor" examines the ton) to breaking barracks and daughter, Holga Christensen, scientifle experiments in the pro-watches and casually asks whether commit the offences.

and his

Ooi Christensen, duction of vertigo.

smash-and-grab raiders have caused His Worship, in giving his executors of such part of hfa In a talk after his paper, Dr. the firm any losses.

of Maitland, who is medical superin- declaton, sentenced Hamilton to estate now in the Kingdom

Berlin, Aug. 25. Telephones: "John, bring some three months' hard labour for the Denmark. He left 25,000 kroner tendent of the Cunard Line, told fresh tea," and white-conted ser- Marianne Winckelstern, the theft of the mah jong set.

to his wife as well as various the News-Chronicle that ex- vant enters with ten.

dancer, who had flown from Lon- On the charge of driving Mr.bullding and heroditaments in ercise was ong way of avoiding Converses fluently while waitingdon, where she is annearing In Rouillon's car without the permia- Denmark, and to his grandson, seasickness-whether you did it for the friend referred to at the "Casanova" at the Coliseum, was sion of the owner, Hamilton was Harold Peter Gerard Christensen, by playing a game, or reading, or shop, Finally asks to see the Convicted on a homicide charge to fined $25 or three weeks; and on the sum 1,000 kroner. His real standing in the prow of the ship watches again, and excuses himself day and sentenced to three the charge of lacking a driver's and personal property in Victoria your eye fixed on a distant place." na he goes out of the room-and. months' imprisonment, the sen licence he was further fined $10. he left to his son, the executor. "If you can monopolise your at- disappears with watches worth £30. tence to be remitted on payment

in Hongkong. Probate hos been tention and prevent yourself from

of 5,000 marka (about £850) as granted to Englehardt Christen-being preoccupied with your own

Scene III.

compensation. symptoms, you bave the chance of escaping seasickness," he aald.

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