1932-12-10 — Page 12

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY: DECEMBER 10. 1932.

SALESMAN SAM

HEY, HORACE, WE'LL SEPARATE. HERE! YOU GO "THAT WAY AN' I'LL GO THIS AN' NO FAIR SHOOTIN' EACH OTHER!.

OKIE, SAM!

And He Got Two Too Many!

AN' IF YOU GET ANY- THING, JEST GIMME

A CALL!

AW, SHOOT! THERE'S NUTHIN' TA SHOOT AT! GAME'S SCARCER THAN HENS MOLARS! OH,WELL, I'LL JES' KEEP GOIN'!

By Small

HUH! HERE I AM ON A

FARM AN' IF THEY KETCH

ME AROUND HERE I'M

L'BLE TO BE KICKED

OFF!

READY, AIM

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Men

OUT FOR THE DAY

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WHOOPEE,SAM!

I GOT A HORSE SHOE! THASS

GOOD LUCK!

YEAH? WELL, I GOT TWO OF JEM - -THAS'S BAD LUCK!

NOT

SHalf

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INTER-CONTINENTAL AVIATION.

Regular Europe-America Service Planned. LINDBERGH'S ACTIVITIES.

now

Now York, Doc. 1. Colonel Charles Lindbergh toge- ther with officials of the Pan-Ameri- ran Airways, unfolded a plan to-day by which it is hoped to dominate Inter-continental air transportation. by means of trans-oceanic aviation.

They stated that they are working on experimental ships uf the flying-bont type with which they from Jope to fly regular services Americn to Europe by way of New- foundland, Ireland and also by Ber- muda and the Azores. They also anticipate services across the Pacifie by way of Hawah, Trial Bights, they nnnounced, will be made in about two years' time.

Details regarding the proposed ships have not been divulged. It is estimated however, that they will be, more than 70 ft. long with a wing sprend of 115ft. They will make 120 miles an hour, will carry 60 passen. gera and will be equipped multiple motors-Renter.

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AN UNUSUAL CASE.

Waitress Alleges Skin Irri- tation from a Coat. CLAIM OVER A FUR.

Lenden, Nov. 10.

Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, a waitress, of Walworth, secured £120 damages against Hamper, a costumier, in the King's Bench Division in connex- ion with a fur coat. After wearing the coat spots developed on her face and neck, resulting in disfigurement, preventing her going out for months. A diagnosis disclosed matitis, due to the fur.

two

dur-

WIN

Hamper testified the coat was soul Harris na it

received from Was Rappaport, a fur dealer, who cited as a third party. Rappaport said he obtained the skins from L. the De Voss, In Belgium, and made conta without further treatment. VORS was cited as a fourth party.

Rappaport said he understood the furs were Australian Tabbit skina, which underwent treatment in Bal- пр- rium, completely altering their pearance,

© 1932 BY NÈA SERVICE, ING.

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The Court held a breath of war- part ranty but no negligence on the of lamper, who was given a judg ment against Rappoport, who given a judgment against Voss.

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