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MILLIONS DAMITA directed by THORNTON FREELAND

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ENGLISH ASSOCIATION HEAR ELOQUENT PLEA

TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER

1995

CONGRESS PARTY SUN LIFE "AT HOME”

IN HONGKONG

BANQUET AT THE

PENINSULA

GARDEN PARTY GIVEN BY BRANCH MANAGER

Aptly described as a provocative

To celebrate the closing of a very and a wise address, Mr. A. 1. Pater-

auccessful year of Hife Insurance underwriting, Mr. J. R. Paton, the lecturer in English at the long- son, kong Univeraity entertained the Last evening Vice-President Branch Manager of the Sun Life Engilah Association at the Heleda. Mr. J. N. Garner and Mrs. Garner Assurance Company of Canada, and May yesterday with an hour's satiri

their country residence at Talpo for cal but well-reasoned argument for and Speaker J. E. Byrns and Mrs. Mr. Paton, held, n garden party at the establishment

National Byrns and the Congressional party the members of the field and agency of a England:

force-on-Saturday-afternoon. were--the guests of the United Hot. Mr. N. L. Smith presided States Consul, Mr. C. Hoover, at

Several members of the Canton over largo and distinguished dinner helt nt the Penin-

fold force came down, specially for gathering. An this was the first Huin Hotel at which a large num- ACssion of

the occasion, with the result that of the Association this season or of members of the American

of over election of officials was held, the community and the election

was an attendance many leading thirty members of this very old being named: Vice Presidents.Admiral Sir

Frederic

Hongkong citizens were present. - | catablished and well known life in-

Among the guests were:

surance company. G. Dreyer, Sir William Hornell, The Han. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, The Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, His Honour Sir Atholi MacGregor, Mr. G. 1. de Martin, The Hon. Sir Henry Pollock, Mr. G. R. Sayer, Lady Southorn, Pro fessor R. K. M. Simpson, The Hon Mr, N. L. Smith, The Hon. Dr. S. W.

there

Croquet, balloon race, candle race, deck quits, Hoopla, minature israe racing.

The Hon. Mr. Alabaster, M

Special cars left the Kowloon Star Sedgwick, His Honour Sir Athall Macgregor KT., R.C, Mrs. Byras, Ferry at 2.30 p.m., to transport the

Excellencs

Brig.

General party direct to. Talpo, where they Thackeray, Mrs, Garner, Consul Gen- arrived at 3 p.n. in excellent spirits. President of the U.S.A., Mr. Garner, guests as they arrived. After every- eral Hoover, The Jon. The Vice-Mr. and Mrs. Paton received their Mrs. Hoover, The Honourable The body had had time to settle down. Speaker of the House, Mr. Byrn

yras, there was an excellent programme of Committee:The Rev. H. W. Mrs. Thackeray, Commodore

which included the follow- games Dainer, Sister Beatrice, Father Gwick, Lin, Myruz Sinton,

The Hon. Ing: Mr. Byrne, Mrs. E. Davidson, Mra, N.

N. Smith, Evans, Professor 1. Forster, Mr. The Hon. Mr. Leo Kuciakowski, Mr. N. II. France, Mr. W. L. Handyside, B. G. Butler, Mr. Harry II. Fethick, II. Themason, Miss Julia Lam, Mr. P. II. Leung, Mrs. R. Ewing, 1. Saith, Mr. H. C. Macnamara, Miss H. D. Tyson, Mrs.

There was tea interval at 5 Mr.

Miss Mary Luborinho. Sawyer,

Macfadyen, lon.

The Drake, A. 2.4.

Mir. C.

Bell, Mre. o'clock. Then came the most import Jasper (Hon. Secretary and Treasurer).

Charles Gee, The Hon. Mr. Lindsayant event of the afternoon, the aue-i

Lion sule which was the sequel ta u C. Warren, Miss Frances. Wheeler, Mr. W. II. Morgan, The Hon. Mr. competition held during the month of Joe L. Smith, Mr. Frank Howard,

rard, October amongst the members A.

on Amusing lines. For Mrs. Lloyd Thurston, Consul Louis field force

1. Gourley, Mr. N. A. Gorman, The each dollar of life insurance under- Ilun. Wilburn Cartwright, Mre,

by an agent he received a Mrs. $1,000 case would obtain a cheque for David Fraser, Mrs.

Th Hon. Sa $10,000. Mr. Sand

cheques were drawn

The statement of accounts, showed

u credit balance of $56.17, the ex- poniliture during lust reason being $128,59 ns against An Income of 5484.76.

Object of Paper

E. 0.

Ar

Mr.

of the

Mr. Paterson explained that the H. Self The Hon. Mr. Bertrand cheque for $10, thus object of his paper was to try and James W. Fisher George Ander on the stible Bank of

prove why it was essential for the 1. MeReynolds, Mr. cultural development of England and Mrs. Arthur I. Greenwood, Mr.light Unlimited." and were crossed

for the future af ker dramn that Hull, Mrs. Noca Rell. The Hon,

by Government in the same way as she

national schools. Aupported

I.

T

Williams, The Hon. Mr. Den Gin- Kery, Mr. Paul A. Netland, Mr. 11.

Williams,

M

uf e

The

To Drawer With their bank balances one re- had over half a million dollars in the aforesakl

Bank of Sunlight

Some such scheme was afoot and had. H. F. Sommers, Mrs. W. Ster agents were able, on Saturday after-

Fra L. Crawford, Inexhaustible for its chief sponsor Lord Lytton of in Cole, Mr. J. F. Richmond, Mrs. noon, to make purchases from an Manchurian of the sehen fame but the supporters Rodgers The Iton. str. Bert Lord, gina numes filled one with particular ad- Mrs. L. N. Johnson, The Hen. Mr. eluded:

Warren R. Austla, Mrs.

Parker fountain pen and pencil, miration and a lack of money was a Brearley, Mrs. F. Ryan

clock, further drawback.

portfollo, perfume sprayer, Willinn T. Stanton, Mrs, Nathan L. vanity case, camera, leather wallet,

Hon. Mr. Justice ash stand, etc., Bachman, Ils Lindsell, Mrs. Alegre,

Hon. M

Mr. Mrs. Gordon ing Robert R. Reynolds, Duclos, The Hon. Mr. Geraid P. Nye Alegre, Mrs. Matthew M. Neely, Mr. J. H. Taggart, Consul General Charles H. Bens, Mrs. Jantes Byrnes, Mr. Dodwell, Mrs. Lewis,

Lord Lytton had been to America We gave you the new colour

raise funds but to his mini to American influence we offer for

loat зда the picture now

thing they wanted in an

English National Theatre with due respect your entertainment

Wings Over

Ethiopia"

the first authentic feature of the African country on which are focussed the eyes of the entire world!

THE EXCLUSIVE SOUND INTERVIEW WITH IMPE- ROR HAILE BELASSIE IS FEATUREDI

TAKE ANY TRAM ch Happu VALLEY BUS

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to their American friends.

Though the English wore, as a race very fond of acting,

drama and

Aus. J.

At 7 pm, after a most entertain- the and enjoyable afternoon guests returned by ear. the following:-Mr. and Mrs. B. W Amongst those who attended were Tupe, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lammert, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Silva, Misses Noronlia, been outstripped in the work and The Hon. Mr. Tom. Connally, Mr. Fanny Wn. Julia L

Fred D Tracy, The Hon. Joseph

G. Mary Chan, Messrs. Lammert,

P. T. Robinson, Mrs, Briant

JP Whitham, Albert Chan, Mrs. Park, W. William Shenton,

Irwin . Lanumert, P. S. Chan, Trammell, Mr. C. F. Thus, Mr. Tape, F. R. Zimmern, Y. G. NE, Y.-C. Henderson, Mrs. Burlen X. Wheeler, Yen and Master Yen. William H. King;

The Hon. Mr. Wong, K. T. Lau, T. H. Lam, S. L. 1 counterpart in the support of the The Hon. Mr. Taylor, Mrs. George:

of

while the Government were sponsoring museums for every town, huge outlays on biblical trans- and even municipal bowls lations greens, these moral-persuasions found

stage.

A National Theatre was necessary because it would improve our acting

and netors not less than it would

educate the people and ensure in the revival of drama, the existence of one of the most beautiful hrts which every people should possess."

Harrowing Pleture

Wells,

Min POPPY DAY APPEAL

Anderson Thu

Mr. Ernest W. Gibson, Colonel Lewis, Mrs. L. & Dennis, The Hon. Mr. Sherman ton, Mr. E. 0. Drake, Mrs. Harry D. Hawes, Consul General Mizusawa, Mra. William Allen White, The His. Mr. Edward R. Burke, Mrs. Lambert RE-EMPLOYMENT OF MEN

WHO SERVED IN WAR Dunbar, The Hon. Mr. Henry F. Ashurst, Mrs. Taylor, Consul Gen- oral Cav. Blanconi, Mrs. Joseph' Altogether 45,617 vacancies have Robinson, Mr. David M, Biggar, fra.

and been filled by ex-service men Henry F. Ashurst, Brigadler Seth- 2,046 by dependents through the Smith, Mrs. Henderson, General

British Legion's Employment Iriant H. Wells, Mrs. David Biggar. The Hon. Mr. William Organisation.

A.

A total of £1,822 has been spent King. Lady Shenton, The Hon, Mr. Burton K. Wheeler, Mrs. Seth-Smith, in financing schemes offering work

Lammert his own experience which My Mr.

Mrs. Gerald for Dunbar, from

ex-service men, Chair Grayburn, Mrs went back to the days of Pinero. The Hon. Mr. Park Trammell, Mrs. some of a diversity of industries Shields, making fishing andi-weaving-ave there had been a grent improvement William T. Stanton, The ion concerned.

Mr. He would like to relate the latest

James F Byrnez Mrs. Midz report of George Bernard Shaw to

Anthony,. Mrs.

Local Peppy Day Fund the audience, which

was that that Mr. B. B.

acy, Previously Acknowledged $3,110 by eminent author was now haunted Mrs. Let vierk, Mr. Fred D. Tracs.

fear that his demise might occur

Warren R. Austin, Mr. Shields, Sir Henry Pollock Pollock, The Ilen, Mr. Matthew

Mr. J. P. de Martin in expressing gratitude for an excellent address sald he felt that the harrowing pic- ture of the English stage which had been drawn could be slightly toned

FLEMINO ROAD WAMOKAI

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TO-DAY & · TO-MORROW

HE DISHED OUT ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN. AN EXCELLENT COMEDY NEWSPAPER STORY.

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JOVEM AL ŽONICIO

LEE TRACY Advice to the LOVELORN

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Mr

Benson,

.

50

$3,160

Total Further contributions will be gratefully received by Mr. F. G. Maunder. Secretary, to Earl Haig's Fund, York Building, Ilongkong.

.

at the time of a General Election M. Neely. Mrs. Charles Hmp Clerks with the consequent burial of hiem obituary notice in

of. sta- The Hon. Mr. Bennett Champ) tistics, (Laughter).

Mrs. 11. N. Cootes, The Hon. Mr. F. Sir William Hornell said he had Gordon Duclos, Mrs. Edward R. Ryan Duffy, Mrs. Sherman Minton, Mr. pleasure in welcoming Mr. Paterson Burke, Consul General Byranck, Mrs. as a new member not only for his curk but he had done what was rarely able to do in Hong-achman, Mr Benson. The Cheques should be made payable to

Ilon. Mr. Karl Swellians Allen White, Poppy Day Fand."

A. Willis Thomson & Co., and crossed kong, and, had expressed a decided Robertson, Mr. opinion. The present situation in Mra. Kari Stofan, Mr. J. W. Morris, the theatrical world now that the

the Mrs. Elmer J. Ryan, J. W. day of the actor manager had gone, Fisher, Mr. N. J. Drake, The lion was that one had to go round finding Mr. A. Willis-Robertson, Mrs. David people who would risk their money Fraser, The Hon. Mr. Robert, L. wanted to put on a play. Doughton, Mrs. S. K. Paget, The Consequently the

the leading lights of Hon. Mr. Allen T. Treadway Wi

Mra, the profession had an insecuro time Bertrand H. Snell, Mr. J. C. and were practically driven to Holly Hams, Mrs. Robert L. Doughton, Sir wood and the films.

Henry Pollock, Mrs. Paul A. Net- A National Theatre would obivate lund, Conde, Sweney, Mix. F. II.

London, Nov. 5. this to a certain extent and would Tyson, The Hon. Mr. Robert A. also curtail the "phenomen to whom Campbell, Mrs. Robert A. Green, Me-five years and costing some be

A big schemo of railway Miss Doyle Gibson, Mr. Avelopment works, extending over the 19 or 20-year-old girl Homebody had taken 24 fancy Myron Simon, Mrs. Sam D. (laughter)-and who was In leading

one

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The Hon. Mr. R. E. Wing Thomason. Other members expressed apprecia- Capt. A. O. Lustie, Mr. Fung Kong- raised, and has been agreed upon tion of the address after which the mu, Birs. Wilbarn Cartwright, Mr.following prolonged negotiations meeting was adjourned..

Charles Gee, Mrs. Lindsay, C. War between the Government and the ren, Captain Clough-Taylor, Min four main-line railway companies. Peyton Elizabeth Hawes, The Hon. A grant of necessary powers. Mr. Henry Ellenbegen, Mrs. II. F. by Parliament is only awaited be Sommera, The Hon. Mr. W. Sterling

fore this extensive programme of P Healey, Cole, Miss McVane, Mr. S. 1 Mrs. C. Jasper Bell, Mr, T. D. Wil expansion and reconstruction Is Hams, Mrs. Henry Ellenbogen, Mr. put in hand.

In addition to the reconstruct LADY WITHDRAWN

L. N. Johnson, Mrs. Joseph A. Par- rish, The Hon. Mr. Fred L. Crawing and enlarging of many m The summons taken out by Mrs. ford, Mrs. W. F. Arndt, The Hon. portant stations and goods yards, Alina Rocha, of No. 169. Sal Young Mr Dan R. McGehee, Mrs, MeVans the building of rolling stock and

of new branch Chol Street, First Floor, against Mr. Yoseph A. Parrish, Mrs. Bert Mrs. Marie Soldin, of No. 8 York Lord, Mr. S. W. Hamilton, Mrs. Don the Inying Road, Kowloon Tong, in which she Gingery, Mr. D. A. O'Kleffe, Mies loop lines, the propost works alleged that she had been assault-Frances J. Reynolds, The Hon. Mr. include the extension of automatic ed by the defendant on the Star George II. Mahon, Mrs. E. M. Gor

of colour light-Brillah Wireless. Forry on August 21 was withdrawn don, Mr. Sterling Fisher, Mr. John train control and the installation

Mr. before Bir. W. M. Thomson at the C. Pool, Miss Anne Warren, Kowloon Magistracy yesterday after-Erwin D. Canham, Mr. Leigh it. Cramer, Mr. Joseph Rucker, Minu M. Mr. R. H. Gole, of Mesars, Hall Knight, Mr. James Witgo, Mr. Guard, Snell, Mr. Merritt N. Cootes, Mr. N. Stockton, Mr. Arthur W. Bachton, Brutton and Company, appeared for Mr. B. Connolly, Mrs. Kenneth the complainant, while Mr. J. M. Rounds, Mr. Leslie L. Bille, Mrs. Mrs. JW. Morris, The Hoston, D'Almada Remedies represented the Erwin D. Canham, Mr. G. P. Mur-Francisco A. Delgado, Mr. San-

Camilo Paget, Mr. I. P. ray, Mr. F. W. Kendall,

Shaw, Mrs. Francisco A. Delgado, Mr. R ed that the case across an the re- Mrs. W. G. Richards, Mr. Chester M. Henry, Mrs. Leslie L. Bine, The sult of a family dispute. There had Leon Manly, Mrk: Irwin S. Harris, Hon. Mr.

Mr. Lould bean unpleasantness but it would do Mr. Carl Shemaker, Mr. Allan W. nobody any good to carry on with lirsh, Miss Mary Cootes, Mr. J. L. C. Rabaut, Mrs. Arthur W. Hachton, Fleming, Mr. Kenneth K. Hounds, Mr. Julius Thompson, Mrs. George Mrs. Ceng. Huse, Mr. Carl F. Jacob. H. Mahon, Mr. W. F. Arndt, Mrs. Mr. W. G. Richards, Mr. Quintin Dan R. McGehee, Mr. L. C. Dennis, Paredes, Mrs. Loigh R. Cramer, Mr. Mrs. Louis C. Rabaut, and The lion. Gene Huse, Miss Auricl Friedrich, Mr. Elmer J. Ryan.

Mrs. Richmond, Sir Robert Ho Tung was unable Mr. B. Mekelway, Dr. E. M. Gordon, Mias. Sarah Louise, to attend, owing to 1-health.

noon.

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Mr. Cole in applying for permis-Osias, Mr. Irwin

Mr. S. K.

sion to withdraw the summons stat- Anthony, Mr. S. Igo Iglesias, Mr. W. E. Denison,

the caso.

Mr. Remedios stated that he had no objection to Mr. Cole's applica tion, and agreed that the case would do no good at all,

Permission to withdraw the sum mmons was granted."

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