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ON THE STAGE

THE FAMOUS SEXTETTE TEAM

OF DANCING

MADCAPS

The GAETANO Girls

and

Miss Ferrotti

ON THE SCREEN

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navy Imperious

lonely heart.

Kathleen Norris's

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NAVY Wife

Baird on her novel "Beauty's Daughter”

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CLAIRE TREVOR RALPH BELLAMY

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1936.

Put Germs On Films: £1, 0 0 0, 0 0 0

Germs Killed Him

For twenty years Dr. Ronald George Canti, of Harley- street and The Gables, Wedderburn-road, Hampstead, devoted his life to the study of the world's most baffling diseases. Now comes news that he had died, aged fifty- two, a victim of his own researches.

The "Canti method” of cinema- micro-photography, born of a

home-made apparatus in the "ATROCITIES"

basement of his Hampstead home, is now standardised and practised in every country, in the world.

In the laboratory which Dr. Canti built himself at Hampstead, he designed. A cinema enmerk which would take microscople |pletures of the growth of living. issue ut intervals of, say, sixty seconds and automatically wind on the film for the next exposure.

'Answering The Bell'

For six years he worked on a film of the growth of cancer cells. His home-made apparatus was not always rellable, so he fitted an alarm bell which rang whenever it failed to act.

For years he and Mrs. Cant!, his young fale-haired wife, took it in turns day and night to "answer the bell by adjusting the camera.

Dr. Cant! refused to make a penny from his inventions,

He was appointed lecturer in clinical pathology at St. Bartho- lomew's Hospital and honorary scientific secretary of the British Empire Cancer Research Cam- paign.

In 1931 he contracted Malta fever while experimenting with cases of that disease. He was seriously ill for six months.

'No Thought Of Self'

Last July, when Dr. Canti, was engaged on films of the psittacosi, Kerm-"parrots' „disease" he fell ill again, and another germ attack- Ing his nlready weakened system.

caused his death.

There is no doubt that Dr. Canti had been overworking a great deal before his illness," said Dr. Malcolm Donaldson, a Harley- street friend and associate. "Hie was a scientific genius, without a thought of self."

Dr. Canti leaves a widow and four children.

LORD OF 10,000 ISLES TO VISIT BRITAIN

THE Sultan of the Maldives--

the Lord of Ten Thousand Islands-is going to London.

بم

He will leave his remote king- dom, the Maldive Islands, that lie in the Indian Ocean, this week.

Ile is fantastically rich.

The Sultan's ancestors fought Mahratta pirates for mastery of the sen, and agized their loot, which is now stored deep pits with open mouths. No robber dare enter, for a dozen live cobras are kept, accord. ing to royal Eastern custom, as the silent guardians of the King's Hold.

The Sultan has only been on the throne since 1934, having succeeded his cousin, Shams-ud-Din, who was deposed.

He is forty, tall, slin, and hand- some. He has many wives, all of whom have dowrles of pearls.

The Sultan's chief meal is made: of turtle, both in soup and stewed with crabs. Turtles form the chief, export of his kingdom. He ja bringing his menu with him.

In Male, his capital, he eats alone in his palace, built on wooden plies,

The Sultan is quite accustomed to British ways. He is under pro- tection and entertains ships of the Royal Navy several times a year..

SALESMAN SAM

SAM, I WANT YOU TO BE ZE BODYGUARD FOR ZE RAJAH OF HODSAH PODJAH! WIZ ALL ZE MONEY HE HAVE, HE EES NOT SAFE ALONE IN.

ZE CEETY!

IN BRITAIN

ROME GOES BACK TO JUDGE JEFFREYS

GOLD SHARES · · MYSTERY

A CANCELLED CABLE

Sydney, Jan. 16. THE sudden reversal of a

THE

Just Received.

A Fresh Shipment of VIOLINS, VIOLAS AND CELLOS.

London board of direc-Also VIOLIN, VIOLA, CELLO, DOUBLE-BASS, tors' decision has wrecked a million sterling Australian GUITAR BANJO, TENOR BANJO, MANDOLINE. gold-mining boom. cepted a big option held for

A cable from London had ac- AND UÜKELELE STRINGS AND ACCESSORIES.

Tanami (Central'Australia) gold-

field. Rome, Jan. 20. Atrocity charges are levelled against Britain to-day in two of the most virulent attacks that have appeared in the Fascist Press.

The Bloody Assize of Judge Jeffreys in 1085.

The supposed selling of women and girls to William Penn by the Queen of England to pepalate Pennsylvania at the end of the 17th century.

The story of the decapitation of the body of Emperor Theodore of Abyssinia in the Magdala campaign of 1868.

Alleged beheading of the Zulu Chief, Bambata, in 1906.

Aerial bombing In the Northern Provinces of India.

Lavora Faciata and Tevere pub lish strikingly similar attacks. The former describes the supposed sell- ing of women and girls to William Penn as the most recent form of slavery recorded in Europe," and ndla that it "may in some way ex- plain Britain's sympathy and soli- darity with slave-owning Abya- Binia."

GOVERNOR HOFFMAN"

whorn many condemn for faving Bruno Hauptmann, convicted murderer of the Lind- bergh Baya

Tevere devotes half its front page to a cartoon depicting an Abyssinian executioner showing his knife, dripping with blood, to John Bull. The latter's comment is: "I prefer strangulation--it does not leave any murka.”

Roosevelt Criticised

It was sent to the Sydney soli- citor for the sailing syndicate, and when he had called at his office reached him on New Year's Day for his golf clubs.

The million pound offer was part cash and part shares. The solicitor telephoned to members of the syndicate, who motored from holiday resorts for a "celebration."

But when they met a messen- ger arrived with a second cable, despatched from London ten hours later, stating “Cancel the previous cable."

The party sadly broke up.

CLEAN-UP IN CHINA

ERADICATION OF PROSTITUTION

Shanghai, Jan. 26. China's members of the world's oldest profession, after coming under the scrutiny of a League of Nations inquiry, will soon find themselves sewing a fine seam or wielding an artist's paint brush, if the plans of the Ministry of the Interior are carried to comple- tion.

Although prostitution was order- ed abolished in China as early as June 6, 1928, the Government mandate had to be carried out by gradual stages because of social and economic гелкова. Central Government and locni authorities are now cooperating closely to effect prostitution's

complete eradication.

In reply to a League of Nations inquiry, the Ministry of the In- terior reported that local adminis- trations had been ordered to con- duct an investigation of slaves

and prostitutes in China and to persuade those who had entered the life voluntarily to change to "decent professions", while those who had been sold or pledged into

The Italian Press commented upon Friday's speech by Mr. Roos-slavery or prostitution were to be velt to Congress for the first time rescued through legal processer. to-day,Signor Gayda._in_the Giornale d'Italie, objects to the President's "sharp and incautions words about the so-called autocracy regime" and his "primitive con- fusion between the

pretended autocracy of Fascism and the will to threaten pence."

It was stated to-night that the Italian Government would adopt a "wait and see" attitude towards the Neutrality Bill now before Con- gress. Authoritative spokesmen must, therefore, refrain from com- ment for the present.

Signor Mussolini has received the Italian Ambassadors to Paris and Brussels, it is announced to night. Signor Cerruti, the Paris Ambassador, handed to the Duce a casket containing the rings, combs and other gold objects contributed by the Paris Anti-Sanction!st Committee.

No indication is given, of the subjects discussed by Signor Mus solini with Signor Cerruti, or with Count Vannutelli Rey, the Ambas- sador at Brussels,

Queen Joanna's Gifts Queen Joanna. of Bulgaria has sent 15oz of molten gold and 211b of silver from Bulgaria to the Italian Treasury. In a letter she explained that they represented gifts from Italians. She wished to send them to her native country.

Queen Joanna, who was better known as Princess Giovanna before her marriage to King Bords, is a daughter of the King and Queen of Italy..

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ACROBB

1 Seen outside carrying grub for àj

young animal.

3 Smith minor thinks that the nicest mater makes thein, and, really, he isn't far wrong, 8 A CLD. man, perhaps, follow.

ing a traction-engine.

As a scientist he had bis day. 10 Put on by pretentious persons, 11 Tail up. This reminds one of "

-not at the top. bot flut hiat

KAYO.

the billiard

12 Form of speech.

marker

16 Prepared for the sort of answer

that is suitable. Weather we said ought to finish, and it has.

17..

anger.

ienst.

Charity Homes Those who have been emanci18 Stimulating. pated are enabled to enter charity1 They are often promised ́in homes where they are taught 27 Times not necessarily out of various kinds of handicraft. After receiving an elementary education

Joint, though they may be re- garded in part as ever uskew. and learning simple handicrafts 24 Not pleasant either as man or such as sewing, embroidery and cooking, the women are married 26 Did nothing occupy this one time off or are sent to factories.

The major difficulty in establish.29 Being only a cheap carpet it

train here. ing these women in normal pur- Buits, the Ministry's report pointa 30 They are generally proud of

requires a rug in the middle. out, is the fact that they have been their get up, but other people unaccustomed to regular hours don't envy them (two words, and other restrictions and cungot 5 0) adapt themselves to the regulari-31 Very rudimentary schooling. ties and discipline of a workaday

DOWN existence..

Aside from emancipating the prostitutes themselves, the Chin- ese Government is taking steps to

wipe out venereal diseases by a system of public-supported health stations. and mass education, through posters and circulars. In cities where legalized prostitution has not yet been completely stamp- ed out, prostitutes are required to undergo compulsory periodical examinations, with the expenses borne by the Government. for maintaining these clinice

Although satisfactory results have been attained. In this work, the Ministry points out that the exact extent of the work cannot be measured since no accurate atatistica are Press.

availablo-United

The Rajah's No Sap

(AH, SAM! TODAY I

MAKE BIG BARGAIN, I BUY BRIDGE FOR ONLY $100!

WHAT DID I TELL YA? SOME SWIN--: DLER HAS AL READY SOLD HIM A BRIDGE!

RAJAH, WE

MUST FIND

QUEECK ZE MAN 'AN' GET BACK 26 $100! YOU ARE FOOL AN' HAVE REČEIVE

ZS GYP

28

een?

1 That a corpse? Well, it's a

possibility, of course,

2. A fool used to carry thla about though there was a snako in it. 3 Since this frank, depend on it, The planet that shows pity about an ancient city.

5 Also put on by pretentious per.

вора.

23

Which will you have, an apple, er a couple of fish?

7 Sauce!

O Make a start here, for this word

is sure to be.

13 Prayer,

14 What the chick that wanted playmates said in the Himalayas.

15 This power would be called forth

by those who 12, and

19 this fourth would be appreciat

ed by a defeated forman. 20 A sign that one gets to know in

Scotand.

21 No set date, i.c., Ned is made une of (two words, 4, 3):

22 It isn't a nice sort of laugh In which the distinctly dark gentle- man participates.

26, What is mine about the article?

A lot, of course.

tender at

27 These make muga

times.

28 Compass point,

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