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THURSDAY, AUGUST

TELEGRAPH.

NULLAH TRAGEDY

MICHAEL PINE'S RESCUE

DESCRIBED ·

The promptitudo and presence of mind of: Private William O'Kelly, of the South Wales Bordorers, who went to the rescue of Michael Pine, the victim of the nullah outrage, when his body was washed out into the harbour, was commended by Mr. E. W. Hamilton during the continued hearing of the case yesterday.

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Fay Wmy, exotle young serven star, has played many and varied võlas ir her young life, but for the first timo. in Universal's intriguing · continental drama, she is onseting the part of a spy. The beautiful Miss Wray was never more thrBod than in the making of this fin, now playing at the King's Theatre, with Nils Asther The accused is Ng Lol-yuen alias in the malo lend opposite hor. Im Ng Yick-lam, alias Ng YIck-san, 28 agine the suspenso offe situation. years, unemployed, who in charged which finds the beautiful Maria, in with the wilini murder of Michael | the story, about to seal the doom of Pine, aged eight years, on June 22. the man she loves, while the audience, Mr. J. A. Fruser, the Assistant waits nervously to see if she will go Attorney General Instructed by Mr.through with it. Even Minx Wray, W. J. Lockhart-Smith,, Aøsistant | enüeting the role of Marin, lost-hor- Crown Solicitor, is conducting the self in this scone and was overcome prosecution, and Mr. R. CH Lins, with emotion. And they weren't Instructed by Mr. J. M. Hall, is ap- | synthetic tears elther! This scone is

but part of the dynamic aetion that, pearing for the necused,

The first witness called yesterday | takes plaen in "Madame Spy", with a was bits. Lillian blaud Vincent, who featured coat that includes Edward was walking with Mrs. Thomson near Arnold, Noah. Beery, John Miljan, the nullah, when the tragedy occurred. David Torrenco and Vince Barnett. She said she saw a sailor'e straw hat, floating upside down in the nullah, near the tunnel, and also saw a little European boy. Looking upstream, she saw another boy floating on his back, and recognised him as Michael Pine. The boy had a wound, which was bleeding on the right side of his forehead, and appeared unconscious Shortly after he had disappeared un- der the bridge, she saw. Mary Pine some way behind and behind Mary a Chinese, above the bridge. Mary was being washed down in a sitting position, and was screaming She did not see either Mary or the Chinese after they had passed under the bridge. The next thing she_saw was that, Mary had been rescued.

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"ileloved"--

One of the most beautiful, musical pictures in the history of the screen, “Beloved", comes to the King's Thea- tre on Friday, with on all-star cast headed by John Boles and Gloria mance covers a span of one hundred Stuart. This mighty dramatic ro

ears, and the story is told against a

background., Passing in swift review are the Aus constantly changing

York in the '60s, the Spanish- trian Revolution, the Civil War, New American War, the World War and New York City of today. And through it all moves the appealing figure of John Boles who aspires to be a composer of great symphonies. The pwerful drams of "Beloved” will, Brought From Tunnel

enthrall you. Its romantic story of a LONDON Witness

that sald

sha

then classic love will bring tears to your walked down Murray

Path oyes, You will be thrilled at the with Mr. Thomson,

and singing of John Boles, greatest songs- saw a Chinese being brought fromter of the screen. Ho sings three: the tunnel. She recognised him as

numbers which you'll never forget, the man she had seen being washed composed especially for him by Victor down behind Mary Pine. She then Schertzinger, saw the European boy being brought up from just below the bridge.

In reply to Mr. Lim, witness said she did not notice any wound on the head of the Chinese.

Mrs. Olive May Thomson gave cor- roborating evidence, and said that it appeared to her that the Chinese who was boing washed down behind Mary Pize, was trying to save her. as he was so close to the girl.

MORBID DEVOTIONS.

POPE'S EFFORTS TO STEM RELIGIOUS MALPRACTICE

Rome, Aug: 8.

His Holiness the Pope is sond-

ware Te

Sergeant Leallo Fredork Gaywood, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, salding Cardinal Pacelli to open the that on seeing someone looking down Eucharistic Congress of Buenos into the nullah, he went up and saw" some people in the water near the Aires In October to stem the mouth of the tunnel. After making hysterical and sensun! cuits" of a report that a tragedy had occurred, the Madonna in Latin-American he returned to the nullah and saw countries. Mr. Bowke walking up the nullah No Fire Insurance has been effected. with a little girl in his arms. Но Two Italian convents Bills of Lading will be countersign-assisted them out. He then got a cently, suppressed owing to their ed by,

Lorch and went Inside the tunnel, as morbid devotions, while several he had heard a boy had been washed Spanish books dealing with similar down. He noticed someone, whom he devotions have been placed on the afterwards found to be Private Index-Reuter, Special Lenton, in front of him. After pro- ceeding a short distance, he heard a call asking him to come quickly. Running down he saw three soldiers holding a Chinese, one by the head, and the other two by the legs. He took hold of the Chinese by the left wrist and the man tried to bite him, so he let go.

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On his suggestion, they then rolled the man over on his stomach, and holding a leg and hand each, took him out. The man struggled and tried to break away.

Private Thomas McCarthy, South Wales Borderers, who accotapanied Private Sanions into the tunnel, gave evidence of the arrest of the accused. Witness also identified prisoner in the dock as the man they had taken out of the nullak. 1, p

Taken Out Unconscious. Private Albert Edward Burgess, South Wales Borderers, deposed to the condition of the necused when he was taken out the nullah. The man was unconscious and limp, and there was a cut at the back of his head. Ho started artificial respira- tion on the man, until Baadsman Glover took over from him.

Barman Charles Glover, South Wales Borderers, said the man was unconscious when he gave him arti- Helal respiration. He was Buffering from the effects of swallowing water and shock. His muscles were twit- ching, honce ko deduced shock. The man did not recover consciousness.

Private William O'Kelly, South Wales Borderers, anid he heard Cor- poral Giles suy a European boy had been washed down the tunnel. then ran down to Queen's Road, and took a rickaba to the Victoria Recrea tion Club accompanied by Ple. Sollars. When he got on to the slip way there, he saw what appeared to be a child in the water, about fifty yards from the mouth of the tunnel

and twenty yards from where he was standing. dia immediately swam out and brought the child back, being as sisted for the last ten yards by some bathers. The child gave a groan had a deep cut at the back of the when he first caught him. The child head-am-a-swollen forehead-He went with the child to the hospital.

Witness Commended.

Mr. Hamilton: This man and Cor- pora! Sellars seem to have seted with very commendable promptitude and presence of mind.

Corporal William George Giles, South Wales Borderers, said ho was a corporal at the time of the incident, bit had since been-promoted.

Mr. Fraser offered congratulations, amd asked what he should now be called.

Witness: Lance Sergeant.

stated he heard a commotion on the Proceeding with his evidenco, Giles bridge and looked Into the nullah. A European boy was being washed Behind the boy was a girl, whom he down, and he immediately jumped in. recognised as Mary Pine. He ran after her and caught her a tow yards Inside the mouth of the tunnel,

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Hui Wing-hong, an employee at the N.A.A.F.L, stated he heard people shouting, and on looking into the bullah, saw a European girl being washed down. He jumped in and caught her, but was swept off his feet. A European then jumped in 1oRecommended for many years by rescue them, but was also waahed Government Civil Hospital, Paal down stream. The girl, whom he hail been holding all the while, slipped

local from his grasp, and both of them wore washed down.

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