THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1985-
Roosevelt's Message
Rushing New JUBILEE
Highway
TELEPHONE NOS.
25313 25332
"WISE & STEADFAST INFLUENCE"
OUTLET FOR YUNNAN,
BOOKING AT THE THEATRE
KINGS
COMMENCING THURSDAY.
AMIRTHQUAKE MERRIMENT
The nerviest, sauci- est, sassiost, funni. ost, most colossal comedy Hollywood has over dared to produco!
Carl Laenule prevente THORN SMITH'S
NIGHT LIFE
OF THE CODS
At LAUGH Ca spectari,
ELT A TRÙIGHT,
A Universni Picture with
ALAN NOWERAY · FLORINE MAKINNEY PEGGY BHANNON RICHARD CARLE WESLEY BARRY - HENRY ARMETTA, FERDINAND GOTTSCHALK · WM, BOYD A LOWELL SHERMAN
PRODUCTION
SALESMAN SAM
GOSH, HERE I AM, SET FER A DE- LAYED VACATION AN' I HAVEN'T GOT A CENT TA SPEND!
There
[Spucis! to "Telegraphi")
Washington, May 6. President Roosevelt
to-day despatched a cable of congratula- tion to Ilis Majesty King George of England.
AND KWEICHOW
GEN. CHIANG'S WARNING
Changsha, May 7. Under orders from Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, the provincial "It is rralifying." the message authorities of Kwelchow and Hu- said, "to contemplate the wise and Dan are taking steps to rush to steadfast influence Your Majesty completion the inter-provinetal highway connecting these pro-
has exerted.
"The many traditions we have invinces by employing soldier la- common with the British people, bour. permit us to understand how deep- ly stirring this amulversary must te to His Majesty's subfeels.
"We share in their rejoicing."- United PreHR,
the Hunan aide will be at Hang- The terminus of the highway, on ehow, where it will meet the til undished section of the Canton-Bankow Railway. This highwng will be an important Yunnan and Kweichow are to be route through which products of transported into other provinces.
HITLER'S GREETING
Berlin, Jay G. Chancellor Hitler to-day tele- graphed to King George: "1 bog Your Majesty to accept my Govern-1 Tent's sincerest congratulations. General Chiang recently warned The German
people watch with those in charge of work that un- warm sympathy all the efforts of loss the road were finished ts ve Your Majesty and your Government months there might be for them for the stabilisation of peace and unpensant consequences.-Centrät hope that the efforts will be success. Netes,
ful, for the welfare of your Empire!
and the benelit of the world." United Press.
POPE'S MESSAGE
London, May 6. His Holiness the Pope in a con- gratulatory telegram offered Heartfelt salutations on these 25 years of enlightened and beneflcent Trule, and a prayer that God may bless you and Her Majesty the Queen with length of days and. happiness and with the consolida- | tion and success of your labour for peace and the prosperity of your realm."-Briish Wireless,
LOCAL DOLLAR
UNCHANGED.
LIFELESS EXCHANGE
MARKET
The Hongkong dellar opened un changed at 24, 134d, this morning. the undertone of the market be ing stendy.
The nominal business rates were:
COMMUNISTS' -GAINS
FRENCH MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
Paris, May. 6.
A slight advantage for the parties supporting the Govern- at the expense of the Socialists," is ment, and also for the Communists shown in the results of the French municipal elections.
The first ballot, however, gave! a decisive result in less than half the contests and a second ballot is necessary in the remainder. M. Chiappe, the former Paris police chief, was elected-Reuter,
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Washington, May 6.
about 28, 5d. and 28. 51d. No must The Supreme Court to-day de-i ness was reported, however, the jeared that the Railroad Retire market being in a lifeless condiment Act was unconstitutional. tion.
Henter,
Sold, for Fifty Smacks-Plus One!
REALLY, MRS. SHARP, I'M NOT STRINGING YOU WHEN I SAY IT'S WORTH 200 BUCKS! TAKE IT FOR $50-THEN I'LL TAKE MY VACATION!
THERE'S NO NEED OF YOU
FIDDLING |AROUND HERE 'TRYIN' TO SELL ME A VIOLIN! I DON'T WANT IT!
HEY, MAW, KIN I GO SWIMMIN1 WID TH' GANG?
NO, ADOLPHUS, YOU CAN'T YOU STAY RIGHT AROUND HERE! IT'S TIME FOR YOUR BATH!
COMMEMORATION
SMART TIES
IN THE POPULAR WIDE END STYLE
A CHOICE RANGE OF DESIGNS IN
"TOOTALS" NON-CREASE
WASHABLE PRICE 80 cts.
COLLARS
"VAN HEUSEN"
PRICE 80 cts.
"PERMA-RIGID"
Semi-Stiff PRICE 45 cts. SPECIAL OFFERS
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS
OFFERS
MEN'S
SHIRTS
SPECIAL OFFER OF MEN'S POPLIN SHIRTS
EXCEPTIONALLY
GOOD WEARING
CLOTH
THAT WILL LAUNDER UP LIKE NEW PERFECT IN CUT AND NICELY MADE
IN PLAIN WHITE:
AND A CHOICE SELECTION OF
COLOURS
Price $3.50
to $5.50
WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.
By Small
THAT'S
WHY, MRS. SHARP! WITH SUCH A TALENTED YOUNG) RIGHT, I SON AROUND, YOU SHOULD SHOULD!
BUY THIS VIOLIN AND HAVE HIM LEARN TO
PLAY!
I'M SO GLAD YOU SUGGESTED
IT! JUST A MINUTE!
?
REG U 5. PAT OFF
BUT I'LL HAVE SOMETHIN' TOTH' TUNE OF FIFTY BUCKS, IF I KIN SELL THAT
VIOLIN!
LUCKY LAD!
I'LL SAY I AM:
WID A: LOOSE BRICK AROUND!
$50/ THANKS, MUCHLY! AND SOME DAY I
YES, AND AGAIN I
WANT TO
HOPE TO HEAR (THANK YOU
OF YOUR SON
FOR PER-
AS A GREAT (SUADING ME
MAESTRO ! TO BUY YOUR)
FIDDLE!
TOMORROW
MORNING HE'LL LUCKY
START RIGHT
IN TAKING LESSONS ON
IT!
LAD!
同い
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