1933-01-21 — Page 14

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SALESMAN SAM

MERRY CHRISTMAS To You, Too, SAM— BUT. IF YOU'RE LATE FOR DINNER, I'LL TALK TURKEY

TO YOU!

GOT JEST

ONE MORE PRESENT TO

DELIVER, KITTY. THÊM I'LL BE RIGHT|

OVER!

THERE'S "TH' BLITZ- BUILDING! NOW ! HOPE ELMER'S

ON DUTY!

SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1933.

His Mind Was Taken Up!

FAR. BE IT FROM ME TO FORGET THE ELEVATOR MAN, WHO HAS SO MANY UPS AND DOWNS IN "THIS

LIFE!

| MERRY CHRISTMAS, MISTER SAM | GOIN'

UP?

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By Small

YEH, I'LL TAKE

A LI'L RIDE WITH

YA — AN' HERE'S A LI'L PRESENT FOR YA!

IT'S SWELL OF YA ĮTO REMEMBER

ME, MISTER HOWDY!

AIN'TCHA GOIN' TA OPEN IT UP] TA SEE WHAT

IT IS?

YOU BET I AM! || CAN'T WAIT ANOTHER SECOND!

I GUESS YOU'LL FIND 'EM KINDA HANDY-THEY'RE

GLOVES!

TH' NEXT TIME YA GIMME A PRESENT: BRING IT TA ME

WHEN I'M NOT ON DUTY!

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WILL MADE AT A DINNER

SIR JAMES' BARRIE'S

"BEQUESTS”

Mr. James Barrie made his will when speaking at the Authors' Club dinner at Grosvenor House.

As chairman, he proposed "The Ladies and Literature," and said that he had decided not to talk to them about love or ladica literature, but to make a will in- stead.

or

"It might add a friendly glow to the proceedings," said Sir James. "If I were to announce, as I'do announce right away, that all of you who are gathered here to- night are to be my sole beneficiary legatees.

"I leave to the Authors' Club the most precious possession I ever had my joy in hard work. I do not know when it came to me-not very early, because I was an Idier

at school and read all the wrong books at collegé, but I fell in love with hard work one fine May morning and I continued to woo her through a big chunk of half a century.

"She is young and gay and lively. I found her waiting for me all the way to Bloomsbury, and on the way we bought a penny bottle of ink to sling at the Metro- polis, and a silk hat with which to impress editors.

"Hard work more

thou опу women in the world, is the one who stands up best for her man. She is the prettiest thing in litera- ture.

"I leave to you everything con- nected with science and machinery. I leave you broadcasting, though I do not believe for one moment that there is any such thing. I have a feeling that all those inven- tions of this age we owe to Mr. H. G.. Wella. Mr. Wells in, of course, one of the great men of our calling, and I leave him to you in my will with pride but with misgivings."

© 1932 BY NEA SERVICE, ING, REG, LÊ B. PAT. OFT.

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