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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY JANUARY

NOW OPEN

KWAN TYE LOONG

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PROVISIONS

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IN THE WIDEST SELECTION.

WINES

AND SPIRITS

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To-morrow

GVIENS

ALL THE THRILLS

OF A LIFETIME

packed into a short

journey as the air-express speeds from Le Bourget to Croydon.

A

MYSTERY THAT KEEPS YOU GUESSING

AND GASPING ALL THE

TIME !!!

To-morrow

SOLITAIRE MAN

with this cast of famous Actors

Harbor MARSHALL

Mary

Lional

BOLAND ATWILL ROBSON Elizabeth ALLAN

May

Chick Chandler and a bevy of mischievous stowardasses In "Melody Cralso", which starts to-morrow at the King's Theatre, with Charlls Ruggles, Phil Harris, Grote Nisson, Helen Mack and Marjorie Gateson, RKO.Radio's spicy musical, comedy.......

LOOKING BACK-AND THE. PRIZEFIGHTER &

THE LADY

FORWARD

(Continued from Page 6.)

(Continued from Page 3.) Fulham by-election, listening to ened. "Let me get out of this cos- many atreet-corner. spooches and tume."

collecting detailed information Belle, who had been shopping, about the statements of canvas stopped at the theatre on her way sers. It was an uncannily clever home to pick up Steve. The door- campaign. The victorious can man said he was still in his dres didate's helpers were all things to sing room and she went straight all men and women, and they apto it. There was no pealed to various forms of solf-her knock. She called, Interest with surprising success. "Whn——" came Steve's voice. They secured most of the votes of Oh, hello, baby. Just a minute." the black-coated workera and "I was half dead and didn't hear small business men who do not get

you."

nuswer to

the dole, and a number of strug She started to enter, but he said, gling shopkeepers listened to quickly," "Listen, honey, will you do Their promises of an immediate me a big favour"

millennium. The nationalisation "You've been drinking, haven't of the banks, so na to give the you?"

State the profits of cheque cur-' "Just one, and it gave me a hend- rency and thereby provide funds ache. Will you get me some ns- for subsidising all cases of econ- pirin?"

omic distress, proved a fine vote- She pushed determinedly past catching suggestion. "Give us a him and drew aside the curtains majority in the House," they said that shut off the littlo anteroom "and we shall at once pass a Bill lending to the lavatory and walked granting us Emergency Powers, through them ns Steve said: which will enable us to carry out "Hey, Belle, walt a minute!" the whole of our policy without delay."

"Come on out, let's all have a drink," and Belle to the shrinking girl behind the curtains, “That is, as soon as you're dressed for com- pany."

This kind of propaganda is go- ing on all over the country at the present moment, and in many lo- Steve grabbed her shoulders, calities is not being effectively op- "Belle, don't make a row.' posed. Socialism was never stron-・ "Take your hands off me! Take ger than its now, and it has them away! I don't like the gained strength,. I verily believe, slime!" She backed away to the by its implied intention to be no door as the girl came out, wrap- longer "tied to the rotting corpso ping her negligee about her,

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of Liberalism" (a phrase actually "Don't take this too hard, Mrs. used in a Northern industrial con- Morgan," said the girl, callously. stituency). Its leaders have avoid- "Why should 17 I'm just the ed the inevitable odium resulting girl he had before the girl he had from the economies which were before you." necessary to secure the financial "Belle," pleaded Steve. "Leľa | stability of the country. They talk this over." now congratulate. themselves on “We had our talk some weeks the "strategic retreat" of two years ago, one night when you sat on the ago, and on weakening the pres-edge of my bed, and we threw the tige of the Conservative party. by whole rotten picture out of the win. the "babies left on its door-step" dow. Now I realize you're just a whom I need not name. Nothing sly, filthy little boy. I'm through." shows their eleverness more than

(To be Continued.)

the use they make of the sincere

convert-fone in a hundred, to sixty tation), whose Influence-Infects fools and thirty-nine criminals, the rank-and-flle with an almost according to Lenin's frank compu-jreligious enthusiasm.

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