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Electrified with passion to pos sess the strange white female creature...a living thing no larger than his hand... the apelike hairy mountain leaped at the throat of the paleolithic reptile!

The ape as big as a battleship who ruled the world before Man, Invades our world today! What if such a thing could happen? Livatho scroaming hours when it doust From danced by

EDGAR WALLACE and MERIAN C, COOPER SEE the Aying card. the 10 ton bronto-WILL PAY WRAY

sauras, and ell the

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ROOT. ARMSTRONG

BRUCE CABOT.

THE, HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1933.

"RETURN TO GAOL IN TWO DAYS

CHINESE CAUGHT WITH

STOLEN, SILK

Discharged from Victorla Gaol Iwo days ago, Lam Sang, aged 30, of Chiuchau, was brought before Mr. Balfour in the Central Police Court this morning, charged with the unlawful possession of n pleco: of Japanese silk, suspected of hay- ing been stolen.

"The detective knows I have been in gaol, so he arrested me," said the defendant.

•

Det-Sergeant Edwards said the lefondant was arrested attempt-; ing to pawn the cloth. When ap prehended he ran but was caught a few shops away. He admitted stealing the cloth from a Canton Police hoat the previous day, were unable to trace the owner! and 80. charge of unlawful pos- session was brought against the

Dian.

Sentence of two months' hard labour was given.

GAMBLING DEN -RAIDED

63 YEAR OLD COOK ARRESTED

A gaping bote tu hor baw, the Dol- Jar Liner President Wilson, which collided with the freightor Cold, water 75 miles on the North Caro lian const, in abown Arriving at Nowport News, Va. The freight. or's rescued erow and three pas songera wara on board.

ANGLO-AMERICAN DEBT TALKS

RESUMPTION MADE AT

WASHINGTON

London, Oct. 10.

The Anglo-Amorlean debt talks wero resumed at Washington to- day.

Sir Frederick Leith Ross of the British Treasury, Sir Ronald Lind- say the British Ambassador, and Mr. Bowlor, Financial Secretary' to the British Embassy, represented the British Government, while Mr. Acheson, United States Under Secretary to Treasury, and. Mr. Livesey represented the American Government-British Wireless,

Washington, Oct. 10. Following the war debt con- vorsations to-day, Mr. Acheson re- vealed that Sir Frederick Leith- Ross urged the radically altered world economic conditions, - --UN- foreseen when the settlement yas made, as justification for the re- duction of Britain's obligations.

'No sugestion was advanced regarding the amount Britain had in mind to offer as a basis of settlement.

The British delegate assorted that the United States tariff wall had interfered with payments in goods thus limiting the scope in which transfers could be made,

So King, a cook aged 63, and SIR JOHN SIMON OFF The negotiations will be resum-

thirteen others, were arrested

during a Police gambling raid on the first floor of 10, D'Aguilar,

Street during the week-end,"

So King and five gamblera ap-

TO GENEVA

peured before Mr. Balfour in the First Attends Meeting

Central Police Court this morning, the eight absentees having their bail of $3 encir estronted.

Mr. C. D'Almada, of Leg D'Almada & Co., appeared for So King, charged with keeping A common gaming house, and one of the gamblers.

Hearing was fixed for October

17 at 11 am.

J

of Cabinet

ed to-morrow.-Reuter

received the German Ambassador, Doctor Von Hoesch,

Sir John Simon had originally Geneva intended to proceed to last week-end, but delayed his do- parture to be present at yester- London, Oct. 10. day's Cabinet meeting, when the The Foreign Secretary, Sir John latest developments in the Dis-: Simon, left Croydon by air for armament situation, including the Paris this afternoon, and le pro-German ceeding to Geneva by tonight's municated last week, wera train. Before leaving London helsidered.--British Wireless.

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