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THRILLING GRAND NATIONAL

BRILLIANT RIDE

BY WALWYN

DAVEY JONES' BAD LUCK

(Special to "Telugraph”)

(By Teleprash. Copyright. Telegraphis Kangra Ordinancs, 1991. Negrived, Märek

London, Mar. 27,

A quarter of a million persons to day, in bright sunshine, xuw one of the most thrilling Grand Nationals over run at Aintree, where Reynolds town, quoted at 10 to 1, repeated him 1936 success and became the first horse since The Colonel in 1800-70 to win in successivo years this famous ovent. He ran a gallant race.

The first sensation, which brought the enormous crowd gasping to its foot, was when Golden Miller, one- time hot favourite and a former

winner

of the Grand National, repeated his last year's debacle and fell at the! first fence. His Jockey pluckily re mounted and rode furiously, but Golden Miller refused a couple of fences later.

Then Avenger, who was installed the favourite by astonishing last- minuto backing, sorting at 100 to| 3, fell soon after Golden Miller in the first round, when lying third, und broke his neck. He had to be destroyed.

The final disaster came to the young! former

undergraduate. | Cambridge Hon. A Mildmay, who had the tragle luck to break his reins at the last fence when the 100 to outsider. Davey Jones, appeared to be winning П great struggle. Davey Jones awerved out from the fence, out of control, and Reynoldstown look the jump and romped away.

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BRILLIANT RIDER Reynoldstown And been challenging for some time, however, briliantly ridden by England's lead- ing amateur, Mr. Walwyn, and received a tremendous ovation at the | Anish.

Golden Miller showed he was de finitely upset by his

Aintree experience.

Many of the smaller book-makers are expected to have difficulty in meeting their Habilities as Reyobls. town was heavily bucksil singly and coupled with the Lincolnshire winner in many bly doubles, one of which was for £10,000.

WINNERS AND ODDS

The horses placed as follows!

Major Purling Reynoldstown,

3.

10-1;

2.

3.

Sir David Llewellyn's Ego, 50-1:

Mr. Jantes Hanks' Barbelor

Prince, 66-1.

G6-1,

I in A notable fact that not

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single horse fell at the dreaded Becher's Brook.--Reuter Special

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MACAO NOTES

SOME İNTERESTING

ITEMS

Macao, Mar. 27, Оп the occasion of their 16th wedding anniversary on the 10th, Mr. | and Mrs. L. R. Brown were at home in their residence al da Avenida Horta Costa to their many friends. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Coates, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Service, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Braga, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrendorf, Mr. and Mrs. C. Barnes, Menara. J. M. Hood, A. J.: Taylor, G. R. Johns, G. P. Lammert, F. Rumianzoff, C. A. Braga and Capt. A. Lake.

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The death occurred here on March 23 of Mr. Julio Alberto Basto, extermed Macao resident after a long mens. The late Mr. Basto is sur vived by his mother, brothers and; siaters who reside in Hongkong, the family being one of the most re- pocted of the Portuguese community in Hongkong, and much sympathy is felt for them in their and berenve ment. The late Mr. Barto left a con- siderable fortune, a large portion of which he bequeathed to local charities,

Mr. Frederick Johnson Gellion hus been appointed to the post of Vice British Consul in Macao. Mr. Gellion, who recently returned to Macao from home leave, is the Manager of ie Macao Electric Light Co. He la ni very popular figure in social circles in the Colony,

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The French gunbeat Argus, Captain I. ilo Badens, paid a short. visit to blacao this week." She arrived on the 23rd and sailed on the 20th. A cocktail party took place on board on the 24th and the official luncheon on the 25th was attended by H.E. the' Governor, Dr. J. Pereira Barboss, and| his staff. M. J. Leurquin, Consul} General for France in Hongkong, made an official call at Government Ilouse during the visit of the Argus. Mr. Leurquin and Capt. R. de Badens were the guests of the Governor, Dr. Pereira Barbosa, and Madame Bar bosa for dinner Our Own Corres- pondent.

TERM - EXTENDED

London, Mar. 27, II.M the King has approved the extension of the appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Bernard Rolly as Iesident Chief Commissioner and Commander-in-Chief: lat `Adon from April 18 next to March 31, 1987, British Wireless..

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MARCH

firidal group taken at the wedding, it St. John's Cathedral on Thursday, of Mr. George Duncan and Mini “

Branie Gill. (Photo: Ming Yuen),

CINEMA DIARY

"The Informer."-Best pieture, according to Institute of Motion Picture Arts, produced in 1935 Tale of Irish civil War. produced on gigantic canvas, and certainly best thing Vietor Melaghlen has mende, Ends Star Theatre a to-clny.

"Tale of Two Cities," Review- el elsewhere in this page. 40 Bences at Alhambra, King'> to ta",

"Stars Over Broadway." - SafiN- factory restanter muilen! with James Melton, June Froman, nubes which

BIOPT 10

Americane radio ambientes than tu Hanghon einemækfiet, making film debuts that are "atisfactory but hardly sensational. It all shapes very nicely, with singing from those who have voices and acting from those who know hows, Queen's to-day, to-morrow. Monday,

TO-MORROW

"Les Miserables,”--Vie Hurant the Oriental is giving Vic #ngo. 1ste of Paris, a go on his screen with, as you'll well know, nati Cartury cosult to the

purse of

the loent Vic. This masterpiece, oft reviewed and recommended by this page, is counted among the Lending entertainment for 1 week-end.

"Gay Deception."More popu lar entertainment, scheduled for Majesty to-morrow.

**Page Mus___Glory."--Marion

Davies, who did much better in silent and in the olden days, attempts 1 Comelk. Much Higher standard than efforts she made in same line two years ago. Entertainment value is good...

AMAZING HANDS

AT WHIST

London, Mar. 26. Four players sat round a table at a whist drive at Lydney, Glos.

They picked up their hands, and looks of astonishment appeared on all four faces simultaneously.

Each held thirteen cards of one suit.

Sanctions Hit

Women's Fashions

28,

1936.

RADIO BROADCAST

Relay of Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra

DAVENTRY BULLETIN

From 2.B.W. on a wavelength >> 166 metres (846 kllocycles):

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. G-0.30 p.m. Chinese Dance Music. 7 p.m.-12 midnight... European Pro-

Concert Waltzes.

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(3.

Rosenkavalier Waltzes Strauss Tales from the Vienna Woods (J. Strauss); Danube Waves Waltz (Ivanovici): Over the Waver Waltz (Rosas); The Merry Widow (Lohar).

7:30-7.45 p.m. A Recital by Derek Oldham (Tenor).

1. Still a the Night (Bohm); 2. Homing (Del Riege); 3. Derek Old. ham Medley.

7.45-8 p.m. A Jazz Plano Recital

by Vivian Ellis."

1. Streamline-The First Wailz: 2. Streamline Plato Selection; 3. Medley.

p.m. Time and Weather Report. 8.03-9 p.m. A Variety Pro-

gramme.

Humorous S-m-y-t-h-u. Come and Join the No-Shirt Party....Norman Long: Vocal-Accent en Youth, By the wishing Well...Curtis and Ames; Instrumental-The Shick of Araby. Capri Caprice a

Nat Gonella and his Don't you ever fall in Organ

SANCTIONS SALONS OF BRITISH WOMEN.

·ANCTIONS AGAINST ITALY THREATEN TO AFFECT THE Georginns

Stanley

Sylvia

Marcel Palotti;

The finest human hair used in the preparation of transforma- Ballet Cathini Take in

tion toupees, side curls, and switches is sold by Italian peasant women to dealers.

"Supplies of Italian hair used to provide 75 per cent, of the requirements of the London market,” a fashion expert said. "Now supplies are short because of sanctions; and prices have risen by 50 and 60 per cent.

"Most of the hair now offered is, that of peasant women of the Bal kans.

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and sell them at so much, an

ounce."

Makers of hairdressers'‚modela HUMAN HAIR ESSENTIAL jare also affected by the hair short- "Italian womenfolk let their hair aye,

grow for a year or more, the rate! A modeller said that it is exaon- of growth being about an inch atial to use human hair for these month.

models, astrtificial hair cannot be Then they shear their locks/waved or curled properly.

REAL STORY OF

THE KILLING OF 'KILLER" DILLINGER

-Told for First Time

Chicago, Mar. 15.

For the first time from the lips of the man who apparently fired the shot that killed John Dillinger, original Public Enemy No. 1, the United States has learned his version of the shooting fiasco that hot July night in 1934.

Sitting in a large rather barren Dillinger and others In front of! office at the East Chicago, Ind. the First National Bank," police station, Capt.

Timothy "But when I got that close to O'Neil told, the hitherto unpublish- Dillinger that night in front of the

Vocal-Ole

books

off when alt dles..... The Hill Billes;

***umental-Fox Trot. Medley..

Roy's Tiger

Ragamu Songs-In title Gypsy Rooni. Val Rosing: Louisiana Fairy Orchestra-Robection.

9.9.13 p.m.

Four Songa by Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone).

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1. Glory of the Son (Sanderson); The Border Ballnd (Cowen); D.

The

A Jovint Monk am I (Andraṇ); 4. Admiral's Broom (Bevan). 9.13.9.30 p.m. Tidworth Tattoo." 1935.

9.30-9.15 p.m.

A Relay of the Daventry News Bulletin (Copyright by Reuter).

9.45 pm-12 midnight. A Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Daneo Orchestra,

10 p.m. Dir Ben:

12 midnight. Close Down.

Note: There will be a Chinese recorded programme from Z.E.K..on a frequency of 640 kilocycles from H-1030 p.m.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME

Violin and Pianoforte Recital From the Studio

10-11 a.m. A Relay of the Morning Service from St. Joseph's Church.

11 a.m.-12.15 p.m...A. Relay from St. Paul's Church (Chinese). Programme,

12.15-230 p.m. European Recorded

I p.m. Local Time and Wonther Report.

1.30 pr..

Reuter Press Bulletins. A Recital by Mavis Bennett (Soprano), Pablo Casals (Cello).

Songs-Solveig's Song ("Peer-

Here the Gentle Gynt (Grieg) Lo, Lark (Bishop)

"Cello Solox-Masette (Bach); Mozunk wine, Women and Op. 11, No. 3 (Popper); Song (Strauss); The Doll's Song ("Tales of Hoffmann" (Offenbach); Solos Vilo (Spanish Dance) Spanish Dance (Gra- (Copper);

The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra. Alda Selection (Verdi) Atda Grand March. (Verdi); Till Eulen- Till's Merry Pranks) (Strauss);

Merry Wives Overture The Windsor (Nicolai); Overture-Mas- aniello (Auber).

Vocal Gems,

nados).

ed, story of how he and East Biograph, he seemed to sense some Chicago police officers under hin thing had gone wrong and glanced contacted Ann Sage, later termed to the right back over his shoulder. the "Woman in red," how they Then, swinging his head the uther learned from her Dillinger's where way, he saw the alley entrance to alouts and how. the trap was his left. Simultaneously, his right Blograph hand darted to his trousers pocket sprung outside the Theatre.

for his gun as he made a spring "I was just about one pace be for the alley." hind Dillinger," said O'Neil. "I "I saw that hand dart for his spiegeln Lustige Streiche, Op. 28 had intended to slip up behind him pocket, and it meant just one thing lund knock him down before he to me. As his hand came from the leculd rench for his gun. We hoped pocket with bia gun, I fired.”

to capture Dillinger alive and, if]" O'Neil said the reports of four possible, bring him back to stand or five more shots rang out Im- trial for killing one of our com-mediately after his. These, he pantau officers, Pat O'Malley, who said, were fired by Federal agents, was shot down about six months and believes all but one hit the 'pre ¡ously in a shooting scrape with Indiana hoodlum.

DAY

BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

*NO GOVERNMENT CAN PROVIDE NA= { The name of Mr. H. G. Siedleck!

"Dillinger," he said, "twirled about there at the alley and elump ed to the ground. He was dead.

Then," O'Neil was asked, "you fired but the one shot?".

"That was all I thought noces-

TIONAL, JOYRIDES TO SUCCESS. POWER has been added to the list of authorsary," he replied. It wasn't a

18. DEVELOPED BY FRICTION-THE FRICT-| ed architects, ION OF HARD HEADS AGAINST ROUGH | PROBLEMA. {'_Ferbert Kaufman,

The Gazette contains

detalls

of

The Mikado (Gilbert and Sullivan); Jolly Roger; Rose Marie (Friant); No, No Nanette (Youmans); Bittor Sweet (Coward).

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The J. H. Squire Celeste Octet.

BarcarolleTales of Hoffmann" (Ogenbach); Salut D'Amour (El- gar); Andante in G (Batiste): An- (Song of the Soul) (Le dantino mare); Souvenir (arr. Willoughey); Phantom. Minuet (Hope).. 230 p.m. Clot Down.

Chinese p.m.

Programme. boust, merely a matter-of-fact 5.15-5.45 p.m. From the Studio, jstatement from a man who knew A Talk by Dr. T. Y. Li, M.D., S., whereof he spoke. He didn't add HK.) D.T.AL. and H. (ENG.) on "Somie housing, Innding and alighting fees that killed John Dillinger, but the

of that his shot, the first, was the ena Essential Points on Child Hygiene."

7-10.30 p.m. European Programme. at the Kal Tak Aerodrome. By an order made. under the Wild

(Op. 95) ("The New World") Birds Ordinance, no bird of any des His Excellency the Governor has

step behind the (Dvorak) played by the Royal Albert cription other than magpies, kites and appointed Mr. M. 3. Abbott to act as Indiana bandit, and that one of the Hall Orchestra. hawke may hereafter be killed, wound. Assistant Crown Solictor in addition (bullets in Dillinger's body-the one

p.m. Organ Music. ed or taken on the island of Hongkong. to his other duties.

which hit-him behind the left ear

(Roverle) (Schumann); was the one quite likely fired by Andantine In D Flat (Lemare)... O'Neil Indicate that the East Edwin H. Lemare; Fantasie The Chicago police officer fired the fatal Storm (Lemmens)....Harry Goss-

Cuztard.

8 D.n

p.m. Local Time and Weather O'Nell's story, breaking hia Tuport altence since the shooting, was oc- 8.03-8.10 p.m.

Two Songs by

7-7.32

fact that O'Neil is a crack shot that Him. "Symphony No. 5 in E

ho was but a

It is notified that Mr. J. B. Prentis His Excellency the Governor has relinquished duty as Assistant Land appointed Mr. J. B. Prentis to act as Marriages on March 23,

Officer and Deputy Registrar of shot. Oncial Receiver and Registrar of Trade Marks and Patents as from) March 24, in addition to his other duties.

It is notified that Mr. W. Jcasioned by statements attributed Elisabeth Schumann (Soprano). Lockhart-Smith relinquished duty as to J. Edgar Hoover, to the effect1 My Lovely Colla (arr. Lans Official Receiver and Registrar of Trade Marks and Patents on March that Federal agents killed John Wilson): 2. Pastorate (arr. Lane

Dillinger-United Press.

The forthcoming wedding is an nouheed of Mr. Douglas Lorne Campe bell, Customs -- officer,

Four cases of Typhoid, three cases Chinese Maritime Customa, Marina House, Fever and one case of Animal Rabios of Meningitis, one case of Puerperal Hongkong, and Miss Irene Rosa were reported to the local Health Cameron, of 1 King's Park Mansions, authorities on Thursday. The rabid Kowloon.

dog was discovered in the New Ter ritories.

Local estato valued at $61,800 was! His Excellency the Governor has left by Mr. John Cookman Roberts, appointed the following officers to be late of Southbrook Bishops, Waltham, Government Wireless Telegraphy County of Hants, and of the Hongkong Surveyors for the purposes of the and Shanghal Ranking Corporation, Merchant Shipping. Ordinance, 1899; London. Mr. Roberts died at Richard Perey Morris, Douglas WI- Kulangal, Amoy,con July 23, 1935. Ham Waterton, James Key, Frank. | „An application by Mr. M. Mi Watson, Kekowich Garinn, Arthur Brailsford,

solicitor, the lawful attorney, for Thomas Bewick Rolland, Francis, sealing cartiied copy of grant of Alfred Kemp, "James Stanley Logan probate of the, will was allowed. Andy and-"Artàur Ernest - Edward Jeffries.

HEN BURIED FOR SIX MONTHS

London, Mar. 29. Workmen threshing a stack of oats were amazed to sed a hen suddenly emerge

The stack had been built six months ago and this bird must have been "buried" in the process,

She seemed little the worse for her experience, having lived on onts and her own during",ber,"imprison- eggs, ment."!

Wilson).

8.10-8.35 p.m. From the Studio, Elgar Sonata for Violin and Piano farte, Op. 82 played by Prue Lewis and Maurice Barton.

8.36-8.45 p.m. Three Songs by. Stuart Robertson (Baritone).

1. Bilent Moon (Vaughan Wil. liams); 2. When Lights go Rolling. (Ireland); B. When Dull Care (Lano Wilson).

8.45-9 p.m. The B.B.C. Wireless Military Band.

Tho Jolly Robbers-Overture (Suppe); The Black Domino Over- ture (arr. Winterbottom).

9.9.05 p.m. Reuter Preas Bulletins, 9.00-9.15 p.m. Three Concert Waltzes. A

Helena Walzer (Offenkoch); Kong-

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