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WAR OF TIES

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|BATTLE NEITHER WON NOR LOST

Inverness, Oct. 15.. THE battle over the proper tie 4o be worn with Highland evening dress-a subject on which the hardy Scot feels deeply was resumed here to- day at a special meeting of the Kit Society of Inverness.

But even ne this burning question has not been resolved,

The offelal guide published re-. cently by the society states that either a black or white tle in cor- rect for evening wear.

ד'.

The Mackintosh of Mackintosh, who is chief of the society, la opposed to the white tie, which he eunaltera irregular, and a motion was put forward by him proposing that the guide be altered in favour of the black tie,

14 For, 10 Against Twenty-four members of the so- ciety, on learning of the motion," at once expressed their views-14 for the black and 10 for the white.

Among the latter was the Duke of Atholl, who wrote that if he were to go to Bal. moral he would wear the black tio out of courtesy and in de- ference to the custom pre- valent there. Elsewhere he would certainly wear a white

tic.

Major David Ross, the accretary, suggested that a slip should be in cluded in the guide saying that the society considered a black tie the more appropriate.

Their old book used to recom- mend the black tle or jabol, a lace ruffle worn at the neck, but par- sonally, he preferred the white tle to the jabat, detesting "frills about men who were supposed to be bardy Highlanders."

ANNIE LAURIE 'ROMANCE

Most funious of love songs→ "Annie Laurie"-was written for member of her family, the Lauries. This month Miss Allee Helen Laurie is to marry Mr. Normaa Edward Fensey. She took "Annle Laurie a stage name.

Yesterday's

+

Bride And Her

Royal 'Groom

Vain Search For Blonde In Murder Trial

KING ALEXANDER'S ASSASSINATION

Belgrade, Nov. 5: YEAR after the assassination of the Inte King Alexander' of Yugo-Slavia at Muraulics, tho best police brains of Europe have hind to confess their inability to discover the identity of the mys- terious "blonde woman" who was in a company of the assassin and his fellow suspects in France a few days before the crim

That is the main fact which emerges from the enormous missi of ovidence which has been assembled for the trial of threa mon, which began at Aix-en- Provence, France, on Friday, on a charge of conspiring to murder shot King Alexander, who was dend after ho landed at Marseilles on October 0 last year. M. Bar- thon, the French Foreign Minister, was also killed.

The Dowager Queen of Yugo- Slavia, who, as nearest relative of the assasianted King, was plaintiff In the civil action against the the three men, withdrew from case this week.

The three men are Mijo Kralj. Eugen Pospichil, and Stefan Raich. Peter Kelemen, who fired the fatal shots, committed suicide.

The blonde woman who register- ed a few days before the murder the name of Marle Vandrachek with two of the plotters at an Aix-en- Provence hotel, has successfully chuded a search by police of several nations..

Lady Alice Christabel Mon- tagu-Douglas-Scott: aged thirty-a three, daughter of Duke of Buc- cleuch and Queensberry. Has spent much time with an uncle in Kenya. Loves big hunting--but

camera.

three Has sisters. Father.

"shoots"

game with

brothers;

who sita

four

Million Words

The documents in the case will, is believed, run to more than million words.

It is stated that are of the acensed men has already virtually and "turned State's evidence" supplied the French police with alleged damning proof against his comrades.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

DOWN.

1 Muddled corporals so brought up

become embarrassed ·

As much of the evidence will endeavour to show Hungary's and probably Haly's alleged implica inton in the preparations for the House of Lords as Earl of Don-crime, there are fears of possible national caster, holds two dukedoms, a consequences from the

four earldoms, passions that may be aroused by marquesaate,

and four the trial. But the old battle was neither three viscountcico,

On the anniversary of King motito: "Alexander's death, special stumps won nor lost. Cannily it was de-baronies. Family ferred-lo consider Major Rosa's Love."

will be issued, hearing the head and shoulders of the late King in suggestion.

the naval uniform in which he 12 1 enn was shot down. The stamps, it 15 A monarch after Eastern money is stated, will be on sale for one day only, and will then be with

V. C. Captain Granted

A Decree Nisi

An Army captain who won the

Prince Henry William Pre- derick Albert, Duke of Gloucea ter, aged thirty-five, the King's third son. Educated by tutor, then preparatory school, later Etan.

drawn.

Always wanted to be a soldier. Death Ends:

From Royal Military Academy Gazetted second lieutenant

1920; soon transferred to cavalryLink With

Robert Burns

the war was Left Army in 1920; rejoined Victoria Cross in gmted a decree nini by Mr. Jus (cavalry again) 1931 and a year tice Buckaill in the Divorce Court inter became major.

inst month..

Favourite sports, hunting and

polo.

Title Duke of Gloucester con-

MRS ANNIE VIN-

CENT BURNS

7

A noblemen.

B. You want brains to illi it, 10 Spirited form of amusement. 11 Suggests the existence of com petitioko the scheme clear.

and without it.

10 A windfall proves an excellent Aolution for this: anyhow, the insido is unconcealed.

17 as to do with husbands, and it's a compilented truil, mother! 20-Examine and compare.

After this, then become lust-

becomes a bit changed after losing a letter in fact, thoroughly out of temper,

ranny

24. In the end this "composer" takes

the name of a girl.

27 Annoyed if disturbed. 28 Drinker.

20 Late instruction that sounds s if it made titled mon collected- (hyphen, 5 and 6).

ACROSS

Ho was Captain Douglas Walter Belcher, of St. Andrew's-road, on tho Surbiton. IIe petitioned around that his wife, Mrs. Emily

committed ferred by the King in 1928 an SCOTT, of Largs Bay, 1 Relating to the art of pottery. Francis Belcher, had

South Australia, great-Trying, and the sting's in the misconduct with a co-respondent birthday gift. named Larkin.

They

The petition was not defended.

OTHER ROYAL WEDDINGS: granddaughter and one After the war,, Captain Bolcher

of the nearest relations developed neurasthenis.

1922: Princess Mary (now, then living at Tunbridge wero

Princess Royal), aged twenty of Robert Burns, the Wells, where

they carried on a four, married Lord Lascelles Scottish poet, has just greengrocery business.

There are two died. She was in her. Captain Belcher alleged that in (now Earl of Harewood), aged 1931 his wife confessed that she thirty-nine,

with children, Viscount Lascelles, born had committed misconduct

in 1923, and the Hon. Gerald 82nd. year.

Mrs. Burns Scott was born at Larkin.

David Lascelles, born in 1924.

Warrnambool, Victoria. Many 1923: The Duke of York, aged treasures of the Burns house-

married twenty-seven,

Lady

holl had been handed down to Elizabeth Angela Marguerite

her. Among them were the Bowes-Lyon, aged twenty-two, youngest daughter of the Earl of silver teaspoons given to Joan on her wedding day. Strathmore. Princess Elizabeth Armour was born in 1926 and Princess These were later sent to the Margaret Rose in 1930.

Burns Museum in Scotland.

Subsequently, Mrs. Belcher hrought Larkin to live in the house. It was alleged that Captain Belcher was treated almost like a lodger.

Because of his state of health, Captain Belcher, who had been in and out of hospital, only feebly -protested...

In 1934, however, his health im proved. In February he filed the petition.

Mr. Justice Bucknill gave Cap

Beicher custody the

tain

children.

SALESMAN SAM

of

|

Mrs. Scott had no children.

1934: Prince George (now Duke of Kent), aged thirty-one, A sister, Mrs. Burns Gowering, married. Princess Marina, aged. lives in England, and a brother, twenty-eight.

Mr. R. Hutchinson, in Canada.

GOOD GOSH! THIS TRAIN'S CRAWLIN'"I RIDIN"

TEN HOURS, AN' GITTIN' NO PLACE FAST!

NEXT STOP,

A Bit of Sarcasm

HEY, CON! ZIS TRAIN SOUTH SPINACH! OFF THE TRACKER

SOMETHIN'

One of several in my solutions.

tail.

4 Did this provide Noah with ilumination? (hyphen, 3 and 4). bile comes too that comes: to be denied" (Sir T. Over- bury),

BEWARE the DEATH RAY!

Air Hawks

9Æ ORÁLPH BELL'AMY- WILEY POST: ETALA BIRELE

By Small

#Make.of car,

7 Passion for big things.

9 Great Interest is often shown in his books (hyphen, & and 6).

13 Dock this bux hold the saflor's.

chantles?

14 A lump in one's throat,

18 No organ can be found in this

Eastern town..

19 Tenniel becomes mild.

20 Most of it might be a heart, and. all of it is concerned with it.

21 Nice, old-fashioned name for a

young Indy.

25 A Great War name.

26 Surely there is a bore in this

river!

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