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BŠČINAL STRUP

· Pur orsodrong the fund

and ropolating the

momach and bonete

•INFANTS & CHILDREN;

KLASANT

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UI CAME

Za deĺkel, temply don

Ct, Cake a jed

Depretive Dentis

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"DON'T FEEL

LIKE

PLAYING"

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, APRİL 20, 1936.

Breach Of Promise Cases

Increasing-

So Are Awards

To "Tilted"

THE number of actions for damages for breach of promise to marry is increas- ing. The average amount of damages awarded in such cases is increasing.

The late Mr. Justice McCardie was outspoken on the subject. He once said:-

"So far from assisting the womanhood of this country by having these actions, I consider that the dignity of womanhood is lowered.... I think there is no more degrading occupation for a judge and jury than to estimate damages in such a caSO."

"HEART BALM"-£10,000

In the United States such litigation flourishes with especial sentimental virulence. Claims for damages-heart baim"-of £10,000 are common.

Sumo States, including New York and Illinois, have outlawed these suits, but their action is thought to be unconstitutional

Two unusual breach actions have been brought in the past month.

Dorn had been divorced, and Mr. and Mrs. husband admitted a promise to remarry his former wife. The case was settledt.

the

This work Miss Amme Beyers was awarded £8,000 damages against Mr. Thomas Green. For thirteen years she had believed herself to be his wife, and only re- cently discovered that his real wife was alive.

A married man cannot be sued for breach if the plaintiff knew he was married even if his promise to marry is made after a decree nini has been obtained against him and before it is made absolute.

"PUBLIC POLICY"

This was the judgment of the Court of Appeal when Miss Emily Fender sued Sir Anthony Mildmay. She was awarded £2,000 damages: by the jury, but the Court of Ap peal held that the promise made by n man still married--was void on grounds of public policy. Lard Justice Greer dissented from this judgment.

Actions for breach of promise I brought by men are extremely rare. The most recent, brought by a Mr. Love against Miss Jean Day in the Falkirk Sheriff Court, was aban- doned,

Historic Beds For Sale

London, April 12. Nine historic four poster beds, 15th, and 16th. century relics, owned by Lawes- Sir Charles the Wittewrong, of Rothemated, Heris, have reached Christies for sale,

Five of them are Elizabethan and of vast dimensions, ane being 8 feet high.

All the beds are in onk, there are

All

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GIANTS OF THE AIR

ел

For the first time in 18 years two German zeppelina started aloft simultaneously March 23. The "Graf Zeppelin" started first on its trial trip, after overhauling, and shortly afterwards the LZ 129 began its first passenger voyage. LZ 120 landed again after 514 hours at Lowenthal. Now that the construction shed is free, the

the first framework rings of the next zeppelin. LZ 130, have been laid down. L 120 subsequently concluded its first trip to and from South America. It new non-stop to Rio de Janeiro. The first trip across the North Atlantic is planned to start on May from

will Frankfort-on-Main. The outward trip take about 3 days and the return trip 214 days.

Quins Make A Big Hit In Their First Film

ANTICS THROW AUDIENCE INTO SENTIMENTAL ECSTASIES

THE famous Dionne quintuplets now seem well on their way to becoming America's favourite film stars. Their film--although they only appear in the last ten minutes of it--has had a preview before an ordinary kinema audience and the quintuplets sent the audience into sentimental ecstasies, states United Press.

They waddle out of scenes on stubby, uncertain legs. They crow and make baby noises at the cameraman, and "steal" scenen from each other and the supporting chat.

The story of the film is not that of the "Quins." It is of a coun- try doctor, evidently Inspired, in part at least, by the early trials of Dr. Alan Dafoe, who brought the Dionnea into the world.

Jean Hersholt plays the part of the doctor in make-up highly reminiscent of Dafoe,

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He is the doctor of a northern vilinge; struggling to gain a hus- pital for his little community.

Because of his insistence, he is replaced by 'n new doctor and threatened with arrest for failure to obtain the medical licenco he was too poor to buy.

village

Then the "quins" arrive, with his help to make the famous, and everybody is happy for ever after!

RECRUIT KILLED AT

BAYONET PRACTICE

EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Jack Cohen, Royal Fusiliers recruit at Hounslow Barracks, was fatally stabbed during bayonet practice recently,

Ilis mother, who lives in

three

of Jacobean date niso in oak, and a fine Charles I example in walnut carved in high relief with figures illustrating the story of Judith and Holofernes. There is also Powerscroft-road, Clapton, E., sotne rare Elizabethan and James I said to a London representative: furniture in the collection.

Dance-Mad Soviet

Evolves a New Etiquette

Soviet Russin has gone danco-to be evolved, and here are some

the of the rules: mad since the foxtrot and

"Never ask the lady's escort waltz were decreed no longer a

her to capitalist "vice" but a pleasure in whether he will permit keeping with the ideals of the pro-dance. Our women are independ ent enough to decide that for them- letarint.

Belvea.

"Do not ask a lady to whom you

lend has

די

given, says

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

713

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116

17.

10

ACROSS

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1 A somewhat fishy assemblage. 6 Rise, perhaps, but you and I have more than half scaled the eminence.

waters.

9 A vessel at home in dangerous is Run only one under the hun-

dred of this type,

If An unaffected note.

"This morning I received a

12 A "piece, ea" by en carefully telegram telling me to go to the composed (anag.). barracks. When I arrived they 13 What Arry repeats in approval. told me that my bay and several 15 Scoff, if you like, but have a other recrulls were having

ride, all the same.

bayonet practice in model 18 Nonsense! trenches and Jack was acciden- 10 What you will be if you follow

the advice in Clue 15. tally stabbed as he jumped into

20 Go back. a trench. "The bayonet went two inches inta his Lody and he died from shuck."

An inquest was held.

Belfast Will Have a Gay Time!

Belfast, Apr. 18. two years' time Belfast will

...by well-known Commissars, have not been introduced to dance. I reach its Jubilee as a city,

dancers.

and preparations are already be ing made to celebrate the event: The Corporation is to meet shortly to arrange a definite programme.

from Maxim Litvinoff (Foreign You may receive an unpleasant aur- Affairs) to Lazar Kaganovitch prise. (Transport), one of Stalin's closest

"Never put your arm around the friends. They are accomplished lady until the music actually starts to play. After you have finished Now, schools of dancing have the dance, do not desert your part- sprung up in all big centres, and ner but escort her to her place.

"Do not kiss her hand after theIt is hoped that the intended dancing instruction is included in

You may do so in extension of the city boundary the regular curriculum at military dance is over. academic.

some other place, but not on the will be an accomplished fact be

fore the jubilee celebrations.

A new ballroom etiquette has had dance floor."

SALESMAN SAM

22 Sorry, but the allowance of this dish is at an end (one spel- Ung),

24 Fetch inside,

20 Run, Enid (anng.).

27 The sheep evidently wounded

itself, having strayed.

30 XL.

31 Patterns.

32 The threads of Aetion.

33 Livers with the side misplaced,

and in holes?

DOWN

1 Slop abroad to study and see

the interior.

2 Near in a time of darkness. 3 Booked.

4 I go with Harry In a certain

direction to take a breath. 5 Papers for, a soldier.

Paddington and Penzance, per- adventure.

7 Stupendous! Now going up to

make a start.

P%

$20

B "Re centre M," it's a wuste pro-

duct (anag.).

14 This ale is only obtainable at

Oxford or Cambridge.

15 It is to be hoped that the bed- room is us dry inside us it is outside.

18 He had a busy time in 1915,

raising forces.

17 What Arry repeats in expos-

tulation

15 No amateur can be called this. 21 These Australian dogs make a terrible noise when starting" SIT. 23 Put your spoke in here, but in-

distinctly.

24 Whether as here, or tied as he might be, he enjoys a cherished British liberty.

25 Felonica.-

28 The language of romance. 29 American records.

Saturday's Solution

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YER A LUCKY DOG, BRUTUS! ALLYOU GOTTA DO IS PLAY, AN' EAT TH' WEINERS WHICH I GIVE YA EVRY DAY! BUT ME, I GOTTA GIT TH'SIDEWALK CLEANED OFF FORE OL DU22. GITS HERE!

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