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Comfortable Cool!

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, MAY 26,

KING'S THEATRE

The only Air-conditioned Theatre in South China.

COMMENCING SUNDAY, 28th MAY.

BEST SOUND

A deeply human drama of the romances...

excitement... gayety . . . adventures encountered at the State Fair by an American family...Father and Mother busy winning prizes...Daughter ecstat ically happy in her first love idyll...Son finding a girl he has to forget

8 Great Stars in One Picture Janet GAYNOR Will ROGERS

Lew AYRES Norman Foster

Frank Craven

Sally EILERS

Louise Dresser Victor Jory

STATE FAIR

HENRY KING

PRODUCTION

FOX

.. by

PHIL STONG

Screen play by

SONYA LEVIEN

and,

PAUL GREEN.

BOOKING AT THE THEATRE Tel. 25313, 25332,

SALESMAN SAM

HERE'S A COUPLEA

PASSES FER TH' SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE

OVER AT TH' HALL- TAKE AN HOUR OFF

THANKS, MR. MAJOR-BUT HOW TH' HECK CAN A GUY SEE A SIX

AN' G'WAN OVER DAY BICYCLE.

RACE IN AN HOURS

AN' SEE IT-

ANTI-MALARIAL CAMPAIGN.

GOVERNMENT'S REPLIES TO QUESTIONS

It is the intention of the Gov- orument to carry out anti-malarial works in the neighbourhood of Kowloon Tong, as soon as circum- stances permit,

That statement was made by the Colonial Treasurer (Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn) in answer to ques- tlona anked by the Hon. Sir Henry Pollock in the Legislative Council yesterday.

The questions were!

1. Is it not the fact that several complaints have been sent in re- cently to the Medient Officer of health with reference to malaria Jat Kowloon Tong?

2. If the answer to Question 1 is in the affirmative, what steps is the Government taking or does tho Government purpose to take for the purpose of removing the canner of auch malarin?

The Colonial Secretary replied: I. Complaints have been re- ceived by the Public Health Au- thorities

of regarding cases malaria contracted at Kowloon Tong.

2. Investigations were carried out by the Malariologist in this area In 1932, and a drainage scheme and estimates of expendi- ture are being prepared by the Public Works Department. It is the intention of Government carry out anti-malarial works in this neighbourhood as shon 13:3 circumstances permit.

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JUNIOR CARLTON CLUB

ARCHBISHOP TURNS FEAST INTO PRAYER MEETING

London, May 25.

A unique Empire Day luncheon) which ended in a prayer meeting was held in the Junior Carlton Club.

Everything that the guests nic and drank came from various parta of the Dominions and Colonies. All the guests were from far-ilung outposts of the Erapire

A message was sent by wireless to every part of the Empire, and replies were received by the same method of communication.

At the conclusion of the apceches, the Archbishop of Canterbury furned what he entled ja fenst into a prayer meeting, by

offering a prayer, asking for blessing on the Empire.-Reuter, Special.

1933.

BRITISH EMPIRE

FAIR

TO-DAY

&

TO-MORROW

Issued by the Empire Fair Committee.

Chairio! Percy Really Looks Worse!

I OUGHTA. TAKE ONEA THOSE SHOVELS. ALONG, 'CAUSE | GOTTA DIG UP SOMEBODY TA 'GO WITH ME!

SOALD

EENEY, LET'S SEE, NOW --

MEENEY, MINEY, MOE, WHO SHALL I INVITE TO GO

By Small

AW, I DON'T EVEN WANNA GO

MYSELF! AS LONG AS I GOT AN HOUR OFF, I'LL DROP UP AN'SEE HOW PERCY PIPP'S GETTIN' ALONG†

SHOVELS

TAKE YOUR PICK

How

MUCH

DOES.

THE

SUB-

WAY?

REG. U. 5. PAT, OFF,

ISO PERCY'S STILL) LAID UP WITH TH'

FLU, HUH?

YES! WOULDJA LIKE TO GO UP- STAIRS AND SEE HIM2

|FER GOSH SAKES, PERCY, HAVE YA GONE Cuckoo?

CUCKOO NUTHIN'! TH DOCTOR JEST LEFT AN' SAID I WAS BETTER

HE TOLD ME I COULD

SIT UP IN BED!

SHalf-

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