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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1984.

HOTEL TRAGEDY AFTERNOON GOWN CHILDREN'S DIET

Baby That Thrived. on Ecla

GERMAN COUPLE A Spotted Crepe Dress

POISONED

in Brown and White

AGE OLD STORY

A German man and girl who were found dead at an hotel la London recently were the subject of an Inquest at Westminster, when it was catablished that they died from poisoning.

They had registered at the hotel In the names of Mr. and Mrs. Thimann, but the girl was after- wards identifled us Ursula Kleo

| (21.) The man's Christian name

was Max, and he was 31.

The first name called at the in- quest was that of Robert: Kolen, who was stated to be the employer of the' couple. Mr. Kolen, how- ever, would not give evidence, as he considered his knowledge of English was not sufficient, and there was no interpreter present.

Evidence of "Identification wär then given by P. S. Nicholls, the Coroner's officer. He said he was present when Mr. Kolen attended at the mortuary and identified tho bodies as Ursula Klee, a labora- tory assistant, and Max Thimann, a resident of Cologne, whose wife at the moment was realdent in Potsdam.

The officer added that Thimann) came to this country in June on a demonstration course for a Liver- pool firm, and Kleg came to Lon-i don on June 30. In her passport book there was the return half of an excurlson ticket, and it looked as if she came to England to Joini Thimann.

GEORGETTE

COLLAR

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Brown and white spotted crepe gown, with becoming frilled collar of white georgette.

An Attractive Cold Supper Dish TAKE three-quarters lb. mince,

gammon,

one

"PREHISTORIC WAYS"

Children's diet was the chief topic discussed at a recent session of the National Conference on Maternity and Child Welfare, at Birmingham, and 'an M.0.II., who was of the opinion that babies were being fed on toɑ invalid a diet, told of a child of seven months who thrived on cels.

Dr. Eric Pritchard, medical director of the Infants' Hospital, London, sald that to reform the national dietary attention must be concentrated on the child. There appeared to be quite com- monly an element of contrariness. inherent in children, inducing thom to hanker after forbidden things, and to show a distaste for those falsted upon them. Ad- vantage of these inherent ten- dencies might be taken to press pon them to take the sort of food which one wished them ultimately to avold, and make it diécult for} them to obtain those things which' | were really good for them.

Dr. G. A. Auden, school medical officer of Birmingham, said that if they could centre thoir pro- paganda on increasing the con- sumption of milk in all classes, the same quantity of cooked they would be doing great work

breakfasteupful in improving nutrition. broadcrumbs, one teaspoonful apice, 1⁄2 teaspoonful grated nut- Dr. Waller, medical ofcor of meg, a small piece of finely chopped health at St. Katharinoʻa College, At the hotel where they were onion, two eggs, some browned Poplar, speaking on, "Diet After found possession was taken of two crumbs, tomatoes and parsley for Babyhood," said that ba did not lotters and two glasses which garnishing, pepper and salt to amelt of cyanide of potassium, taste..

(belleve anyone knew anything at all concerning the Ideal diet for p One of the glasses was quité

Mix all the dry ingredients well baby. There was evidence that a close to the girl, and she had together, the gammon being chop-boy could eat a wide range of obviously drunk from it. She was ped or minced. Bind all with the

TWO LETTERS FOUND.

lying fully dressed on the bed, two beaten eggs, form into a sat-foodstuffs and thrive. and the man was lying on the edge sage shape, and place on scalded,

and leave till cold. When

Dr. Waller said that it was his

of the bed as if he had collapsed floured cloth. Roll it up. tie the opinion that bables were being fed on his back. The position in ends securely with tape, put it which they were found was con into fast boiling water (put a plate sceptical as to the advantage of on too invalid a diet. He was sistent with their having drunk at the bottom of the saucepan to allowing babies to feed only on from separate glasses. The door prevent sticking), and boil steadily milk. He had known of a mothor of the room had been locked. for 2 hours. Untic the tapes, giving her seven months old child

Two letters in the man's hand-unroll the meat shape carefully, cols, and it thrived on them. writing were produced. They it to table, coat it thickly with sending were written in German, and the the browned crumbs, place on a ways of feeding the child," Dr. "Get back to the prehistoric Coroner read the translation: The Brat, he said, was addressed slices of tomato and aprigs of feeding and the open-air life. The pretty dish, and garnish with Waller urged. "Go back to breast to the man's parents and It rend: bright green parsley. A bowl of child thrived under prehistoric

"My dear, doar parents,--I shall fresh, crisp salad accompanies this conditions, and prehistoric give you very grant Borrow meat roll, which cuts into neat, did not consist of another mam- through the aten I am going to firm slices.

mal's milk after the mother's milk had ceased."

Lake. I am going to ask you to

forgive me. I see in this step

diet

that I am going to take the right evidence whatever pointing to

You will have the comfort irregularity of his mind, one,

which one can only assume they that it is an act which is an ex-

evidently made up their minds to pression of my own free will.

Mr. Stanley B. Til, the nsalatant commit suicide, and he left letters Forive me. I owe you much more manager of the Grosvenor Hotel, which confirmed that intention. than I can ever express, or say sold the couple arrived together The method they used was cyanide clearly in words. I wish you at the hotel on Monday. They of potassium. joyous farewell, which will leave engaged a room as man and wife,

no great pain behind.Always your grateful son, Max."

and the register was signed fa the names of Max and Ursula

NOT NAZI REFUGEES,

"I think it is only. right to say to the Thimann. They were last seen that statements have appeared alive on a Monday evening, when in the Press that these two un- they left the hotel about a quar- fortunate people ter to nine.

The other letter was

man's wife and read:-

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Across

25

1 Not even a man, yet his society

is friendly,

9 Calling.

7 The limit that has reference to

an exact end.

8 Instruments.

11 Hore we sed great number

with the ability to make rope._.

10-A note of French Revolutionary 13 The boasts of Xeno.

times,

broken 11 Habit,

17 Why rejoice about a

trothr. This is chosen by Nor- Wogiana.

12 Sounds like the man you want, for wheel or whoa. (0 dear, dear!)

14 "And trembling peasants whom

he meets, drop down in terror on the" (Bab Ballads.)

were refugees 15 Unusual when thrown in with from the Nazi Government, but the ordinary. But diners won't

mind.

18 The last ten may be gifts.

21 One who gains by the death of

a friend.

24

"My Dear Pot-Forgive mej On the following evening the we have not the slightest evidence all, although I know it is more reception clerk informed witness to that effect. There is nothing 16 Tunny fiah. than I have any right to ask, but that no reply could be obtained to show they had ever taken any to make amends for the wrong. I from their room by the maid, who part in politics at all. have done you I know no other wanted to clean it. They had had "Instead of committing suicide way against the fate which is no food during the day, and for motives of fear of what would parauing me. I cannot fight. As nothing had beer heard of them. happen when they rotarned to ponance I ace only this stop,

Germany, it is just the age-old The door of the room was found story of an illicit love and passion, which I am taking of my own free. will and full knowledge of what forced. The

bolted, and it was eventually which endod, as so often it does,

curtains were still in tragedy.

I am doing. I kiss you.—Max.", drawn and the couple were dead "It is possible they were both

1

A doctor alated there nothing abnormal aboút.

The Coroner's officer gave on the bed.

overtaken with remorse, and he avidence of a conversation" koj

wrote the letter to his wife which heard botween the Deputy-Coroner

Was suggests that both had made up and Mr. Kolen, in which it was bodles. The woman was not an mit suicide.

the their minds that they should com stated that Thimann and the girl expectant mother. were working together in the game laboratory near Colegus and a lova

"There is absolutely no evidence The Coroner, aumming-up, asid to show the state of their minds Affair had developed between this was a tragedy of a young at the time, so I can do nothing them. The man had been sent to German who came to this country else except record a verdict that England by his firm to demon- to demonstrate a chemical process they both died from the effects of strate some chomical apparatus in and was joined by the girl." Liverpool. Far from being in

potassium cyanide and that they both killed themselves, there be the man WED oxtremely "They stayed together as maning insuficient evidence to show | clever and able, and there was no and wife," he said. "For reasons the state of their minds."

вано,

SALESMAN SAM

There's A, BARE, SPOT: IN MY, LIVING ROOM WHERE A

· PICTURE OUGHT TO BE!

YOU CAME TO THE RIGHT"

PLACE, MADAM! WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT IS PER "FECT FOR "THAT PARTICULAR

PLACE!

FOR YOUR LETE A BOX.

SWEETHEAST

CANDY

For YOUR

She's Up on Things!

Fight this, according to Shaker- peare. It's most offensivo. If placed before an insect.

26 As empty of brains as a

(The Yeomen of the Guard.)'

agrarian

30 Indian" town' with

associations.

31 Sir, I so changed that Egyptians

worshipped me. 32 Crowd.

33 Seemingly mine host has a gaunt 34 This kind of oscape's by the

countenance

akin of one's teeth.

35 Try alders (anag.).

Down

2 Implement for the dissemina-

tion of dust,

3 Falling.

4 In Lent this bird takes cover, & Unyoke, or; demla a cooking

utensil a deadly blow. 4-This African tribe takes a bus,

to-any old where,

NOW, THEES SKETCHES ARE MADE SCRATCHES'EM? OH, ONA COPPER PLATE, AND ARE VERY MY YES, I'VE HEARD HOTSY TOTSY! ya sée, THE ARTIST/OF THOSE! JUST

DOESN'T USE PEN AN, INK-HE WRAP THAT ONE UP

SCRATCHES 'Em!

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AHT

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19 I left the dairy with a pail and

became a dealer in gema.

20 Get in for shade,

22 Colloquial females.

23 To scale.

25 All in a measure; more than one.

22 indicates

27 In among the dogs to see the

events,

28 Tower.

29 Lindrum hardly over would, but. it sounds as though a lazy actor might..

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