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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 11,

1936.

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A HAPSBURG PRINCE OLYMPIC TORCH. TO WED BLONDE

ENGLISH GIRL

One of the torches of stainless steri which has been rande by the Krupp-Works for the 3,000 un ners, who in an estafette race, wilf carry the Olympian Plaine from Olympia Greece to Berlin for the opening of the Summer Olympic Gaines. The torch race is calculated to Inst 11 days and with be through seven countries.

Duke And Duchess Of Kent May Go To America

HE Duke and Duchess of THE

Kent will decide at the end of this week whether or not they will accept an invi- tation to travel to the United States on the maiden voyage of the liner Queen Mary.

Their decision will be made on their return to London from Belgrade.

Romance Began At

In Vienna, She

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ANDALUZA, DANZAS ESPANOLAS

Granados.

DANZAS ESPANOLAS

.Granados.

DANSE DE LA MEUNIERE

.De Failo.

.Do Falla.

PIECES ESPAGNOLES

SEVILLANAS

ESPANA

NAVARRA

SERENADE ESPAGNOLE

Dances Says

TANCO

By A Special Representative

Vienna, April 28.

ISS MARIE THERESE WOOD, a pretty," blonde English girl whose home is in Vienna, has become engaged to Prince Ernst von Hohenberg, second son of Austria's tragic Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose murder at Sarajevo led to the world war.

She is twenty-five. The prince is thirty-one.

Vienna aalons.

I spoke to a breathlessly hunting on his mountain cataten happy girl to-day at the Styrin than in fashionable smart flat in Vienna's May- fair, where she lives with her parents, Captain and Mrs. Jervis Wood.

She is their only child. She was giving a tea party to her girl friends, telling them all jabout her engagement.

"Yes", she said, to me, it is true, and I am terribly happy

are

we nre

He admitted the engagement, and added: "But please don't 'make too much fuss about it. We shall live on my estates in Austria after our marriage."

Miss Wood, who is known to ber

friends as "Malato," is n first-class golfer, paints, rides, and is typically

English.

Her father Captain Wood, is an African explorer and big-game

We shall be married in Vienna. hunter. He has just returled "We don't yet know when from an expedition to Tanganyika. Probably in May-or perhaps 1 had better say we are keeping it' la secret. In the same way,

not telling, where going to spend our honeymoon.

The prince and I have known each other fairly well for some time. I live in Vienna, and we have met at many dances and other socini events. We only decided to get married a fort- night ngo. We tried to keep it quiet.

Alisa Woods' mother is the former we

Hungarian Countess Cape Lonyny. Before the war tain Wood was military attache In British Embassy at the

After the war

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DIAMONDS, RUBIES "The prince has given me engagement ring consisting we diamonds set in rubles."

And the future princess return ed to ler simple English tea.

The prince was shy when I spoke to him. Ife Is more at home stag

CONFERENCE OF PROPHETS

PREDICTION THAT THE KING WILL

LIVE TO BE 70

ASTROLOGERS held a confer-sured" of celebrating his seventieth birthday and a Bolshevik rising was ence-believed to be the first forestdewell in the United States six in Britain at Harrogate last years hence, month, and before it opened, Mr. H. H. Burnell, of Poal (Yorks), | the organiser, declared in an interview that no prophecies

would be made. "Prophecies are!

all clap-trap," he is reported as saying.

But across tea-tables in the

Vienna.

settled down there.

GOOD SPORTSMAN

ile said:

"My wife and

ke

are very happy that our daughter is marrying a man like the prince. He is a good sportsman and hunts- nau. I know him well."

The marriage will be a Romen the Catholic ceremony. Both prince and Miss Wood are Roman Catholics. By her marriage Missi Wood will become a member of the Hapsburg family.

Prince Hohenberg is a grand- nephew of the Emperor Franz Josef, who, by declaring war on Serbia in 1914, precipitated the. world war.

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OUR BRITISH crosswordS

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ACROSS

1 Very old-fashioned parties Antal

up such vegetables.

4 There is mockery on his lips,

Hot on his heart.

They tell me port is a cure for this unpleasant feeling.

11 An ecclesiastic.

12 Does it turn to dust when it

rolls out of sight? 13 wild animals prefer this din

but it's safe enough.

Ir his father, Archduke Franz Firdinand, had not made

iance in bitter wenther. morganatie marriage with the 16 Not the solution to Countess Chotek, Prince loben- borg would be in direct line of 20 Wrap. snceersjon, after his elder brother, to the Austrian throne.

After her marriage. Countess Chote was made the Duchess of Hakenberg.

BULLOCK WITH ITS MILLIONS

HEART IN ITS MONTH

A bullock which Herally "ha FOR-

its heart in its mouth" has "just" been killed at a slaughter yard at

Portarlington, Victoria, Australia. RUSSIAN

TEACHERS

sedate surroundings of the con-

Its heart was found well up in ference hall the assembly of its throat. A lump there had been carnest men and women-mostly noticed for some time, but it had women-managed to make just a not affected the growth or health

of the animal, says Austral News.! few predictions, including:

King Edward will live to a good j ald age.

Japan has troublous times ahend.

There will be no European war VALLEE IN

and Britain will lead in a genera! | conciliatory movement which may end in a federation of United States of Europe.

Trouble is coming to Mussolin).

Triumph for pacific negotiatioris far as Germany is concerned with one or more foreign countries.

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probably neighbours.

"EXACT SCIENCE"

R

FIGHT WITH

from

Moscow, May 1.

Stalin, the Soviet leader, to- day announced a. £40,000,000 Easter present to school teachers and other school employees. whose salaries are to be raised on a graduated scale according

Across,

17 It seems I've run out of fivers. 10 Each requires a portion, 20 "A people stiil, whose common ties are gone: Who, mixed with every race, are lost in none" (Crabbe: The Borough). 22 in evidence.

25 One of a famous trio; his first

four letters suggest it!

27 Combine.

28 Addressed oneself.

29 When supply exceeds demand.

31 Well-known unknown.

32 May mean legs or possibly sharks (Two words, 7

means

and 4).

33 Far from neat.

34 Make effective.

DOWN

1-12 Acress was canecaled in tiny

particles of wood. 2 Tis said that beauty draw!

more than they do. 3 Go out after ten? 5 KIX.

StufT!

6 You and me in a spot of bother? 7 Lorna Doone's young man was

in the van, full of holes.

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110

8 Visual, but when the artist drops

It's prophetic,

D Gasp a chorus (anagram),

10 Eminent sage turns to some

thing that contains gin, but re- lies more upon water (hyphen, 5 and 6).

13 A hot-house plant that sounds

far from hot.

14 With knobs on.

17 I always have this after din

ner.

18 Proverbially ugly.

21 Gladden (anagram).

23 Get into service.

21 The verb that applies to the

hoop.

24 Really mast absorbing, this! 27 A man of the scu. 30 One In a thousand.

31 Nora changes for the river.

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PRODUCER to experience and qualifications. BATHING BEACHES health, to undertake this survey?

New York, Apr. 30.

George White's lo £480,000,000,

WATER ANALYSIS

WANTED

The following eating house licences will be applied for:

for

At No. 450, Prince Edward Rond, The sum earmarked for this

Kround 3oor; and No. 66, Tunglowan Itoad, ground floor.

food factory Applications DUDY VALLEE, the world's purpose brings Russia's educa

The orders of the day for the meet-licences will be made for:

No. 8, Stone Nullah Lane, ground Astrology is an exact mathematical first crooner, has been ban-tion budget for the current year

ing of the Urban Council to-morrow

floor: No. 11, Temple Street, ground science, declared Mrs. J. Normanned Rhodes, treasurer of the Astrological "Scandals."

The average increase will be about are as follow:

Dr. R. A. de Castro Basto, pursuant floor: No. 38, Graham Street, ground Lodge of London.

When the curtain fell last night.16 per cent., which will bring the to notice, will ask: "Will the Chair-foor; No. 12, Aberdeen Street, ground Then by the aid of constellations

in man kindly inform this Council: 1. floor (entrance); No. 109, Wuhus she proceeded to demonstrate just why White and Vallee started to fight salaries of educational directors the London Naval Conference was Stage hands intervened and stopped cities to about £24 a month, and those Whether a bacteriological survey has Street, ground floor; and No. 210, Tai Applications for a dangerous and fated to fall from the day it began; the bout,

of teachers in. villages, to about 40 a ever been made of the sea water at Nam Street, ground floor.

the various bathing beaches in Hong- how Britain with lead Europe through

White alleges that Vallee called him month.

kong and Kowloon? 2. If the answer offensive trade licence will be made difficult times to peace and how Japan

an "ungentieinanly name."

Wages of teachers in remote dis-is in the affirmative, what was the for No. 264, Des Voeux Rood West, Is in for trouble.

Vatice and White have been asso-tricts will be raised by 50 per cent.result of this examination? 3, if in second floor; and No. 153, Pratas Regular returns will also be tabled. advisable, in the interest of public by 25 per cent.-United Press, ciated over a long period as star and and those teaching deficient children the negative, is it not considered Street, third floor. producor.

In other corners of the room South Africa was acceding from the British Empire; Hitler's personal stock was rising; King Edward was "being as

SALESMAN SAM

(WHAT TH' HECK'S' TH'

·MATTER NOW, SAM?

000WIYOW! YOW! CABOOSE IS STEPPIN'

ON MY FOOT!

Getting Up In The World

THASS FER YOU TA

FIGGER OUT, SAMMY!

DON'T NEVER YELL LIKE THAT, FER ANY REASON! YOU'LL SCARE TH HOSSES

HOW KINI HELP IT, IF THEY PARK ON MY FEET?

VATER

IN THE DAY

By,

Small

THEY GOTTA BE | HIGH-STEPPERS TA REACH MY DOGS

NOW, BOSS