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The Devil's Hour

Had Struck ! !

The man she loved

was among the soldiers on that mountain top .... enemy sappers

mined underneath them, plantingtons of dynamite..... she could only wait for that awful explosion!

DOOMED BATTALION

THE PICTURE TERRIFICI

With TALA BIRELL, LUIS TRENKER VICTOR VARCONI, Albert Conti, Henry Armetta, Guitar von Seyffertite, A Marcel Vandal and Charlas Delac Production. Directed by Cyril Gardner. Produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. Associate, Paul Kohner. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Prosented by CARL LAEMMLE

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Britain's Great Star in an Outstanding

British Production.

JACK BUCHANAN GOOD NIGHT VIENNA

EXQUISITE MUSION, ROMANCE- STIRRING MARCHING SONOS

AND CHARMING'WALTZES –

A British Dominions Picture.

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KING CEORCE:

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1932.

MAIDEN VOYAGE

FRENCH ́MOTOR VESSEL

ARRIVES TO-MORROW

GENEVA SESSION

UNKNOWN LAND

EXPLORATION OF SOUTH LYBIAN DESERT

MR. MATSUOKA PUTS JAPAN'S CASE

Geneva, Nov. 21. The motor ship Aramis, which

London, Nov. 21. completes in the fleet of the Mensa- It is reported from Cairo that This morning's session of the gories Maritimes the series of the the expedition headed by Major League of Nations Council was fusketeers, will arrive in Hongkong Bagnold, which has been explor-not productive of debate, the to-morrow morning on its maiden ing the South Lybian desert, has period being almost wholly oc voyage to the Far East.

successfully accomplished the The Aramis, which is a sister whip greater part of the homeward cupied by Mr. Matsuoka who to the Felix Roussel and the ill-fated journey through an uninhabited outlined Japan's case. Georges Philippar, is of 21,400 tons and unknown country.

Mr. de Valera, Prime Minister displacement, and has accommodation The expedition has arrived at of the Irish Free State, was chair- for 103 first-cinas passengers, 183 Wady Hale from Ell Fasher, hay-man of the neasion which second-class, and 102 third-class pas-| Bongota. She is the alxth motoring so far covered 5.600 miles of called to consider the Lytton Ro- vessal in the company's service. which 1,204 were over totally un-port on Manchuria. Mr. de Valera eulogised tho report and then explored country.

called on Mr. Matsuoka, who spoke on the general lines of the Japan- ese riemorandum.

The Aramis was built by the It hus, obtained much useful Socialo Anonymo des Forges ot Chantiers de la Mediterrance, her geological and other information. dimensions being: Length 542.6rtOur Own Correspondent. breadth 89.8ft., and 47.0ft. depth, with a gross tonnage of 16,500 tona.

WAR DEBTS TALK

The hull is divided into nine com. partments by eight watertight bulk- heads, five of which are provided with UNITED STATES PRESIDENTS watertight doors, three closing ver- tically and twn horizontally; the doors are operated hydro-eletrically on the Stone system, and the vessel itx can remain affont with one of compartments flooded.

There are 18 lifeboats and two motor bonts provided with wireless. The life-boats have a scating ac- commodation for 70 persons ench, and are carried on "Columbus" type davite. The rudder la of the Oertz type, and there are five anchors.

Propelling Machinery.

The propelling machinery consists of two main engines of 5,800 shaft h.p.. each at about 118 reve, per minute, and were built by the Com- de Construction Mecanique, Paredes Sulzer of Saint Denis. Each engines has 10 cylinders of 22.80in. lore, and a piston stroke of 47.27in.. there being the characteristics, of a Jarge number of engines already con structel. The crank-shaft and couplings are enclosed in a water tight gear-case, with pressure lubrica- tion. Each motor drives a three-stage air compressor, which also provides for the recharging of the starting nir bottles.

Like the Georges Philippar, the latest addition to the M.M. fleet is painted entirely white, and presents- A unique appearance with her twe

funnels. She

to

equal aquare cornted according while the smoking room

style of the Basque country, where the family d'Aramis had their castle, It is fitted with a swimming pool and tennis court.

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Mr. Matauoka auggested that the League condomn and outlaw the Chinose boycott du Japan and disclaimed the idea that Japan on- tertained bitterness and hostility | against the Chinese. Ho declined TO MEET TO-DAY

to accept the Commission's report. He claimed that conditions in London, Nov. 21. China had been a menace to the President Hoover and the Pre-peace of the world for many years. sident-elect, Mr. Roosevelt, will meet at Washington to-morrow for their war debts discussion.

Dr. Wellington Koo, replying to Mr. Hoover will be assisted by Mr. Matsuoka, said that if all Mr. Mr. Ogden Mills, Secretary of the Matsuoka had said were true, Treasury, and Mr. Roosevelt by Japan would appear to be à meek teeth of ferocious Professor Moley, of Columbia Uni- lamb in the voralty, an expert on economics China. who has long been one of his asso. ciates. British Wireless.

'OLD CROCKS RACE

FORTY-YEAR-OLD DAIMLER WINS BRIGHTON EVENT

Dr. Koo Replies.

The Earl of Lytton and other commissioners listened to the pro- ¡ceedings.

Lord Lytton Broadcasts.

London, Nov. 21. Last night Lord Lytton, brond- casting from the League's own shortwave station, summarised the London, Nov. 21. findings of the Commission and Sixty-one cars, all built before said that the outlook at the mo." 1905, took part in the run from ment, while not bright, was not hopeless. He hoped that the London to Brighton yesterday.

Fifty-one finished the course, storm advancing from Manchuria wiso with a Daimler, built in 1894, might be be diverted by

an statesmanship into harmless making the best time with average of 23 miles an hour-direction. British Werelces.

MINE MERGERS.

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The success of the negotiations about to begin would be pro- foundly important for the peace of the world. Judical investiga tion was n necessary step in the work of conciliation, and the per- Hons most likely to know what had was needed were those who had most experience in Inter- national co-operation in postwar problems. British Wireless.

İÇt. Aegian art,

COMMISSION is in the

ADVISES OWNERS IN FIFESHIRE

London, Nov, 21. The Coal Mines Reorganisation The Compagnie des Messageries Commission has called upon all Maritimes cordially invite the real-the coal-owners in the county of

The Commission was set up to dents of Hongkong to visit this latest Fife to amalgamate. The addition to the M.M. Beet, while in posal affects 11 different under-promote the re-organisation of the port. The Aramis will be berthed at takings which produce about mining industry by moans the Kowloon wharves to-morrow.

seven million tons nearly.

amalgamations.-British Wireless.

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