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THE -HONGKONG.

TELEGRAPH..........MONDAY, MAY 18, 1986

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SOVIET TO REVISE DIVORCE

LAWS: JAIL FOR “ALIMONY JUMPERS" Mackay

Moscow, May 1.

Chief Of Clan

In Hollywood scenario language, "Love has come to Marries Miss

Mary Younger

members of clans from many

the Soviet Union."

That emotion heretofore considered not quite 'in keeping with Communistic principles, now is declared to GUESTS from Holland and be the basis of proletarian marriage. Widely publicized, parts of Scotland were in a large the cause of love has received ried a make the necessary nr- moral support in a campaign to rangements and desert their farm company at the wedding in St. scorn loose divorce and extra-state will care for their children. last month, of Miss Charlotte illes, apparently feeling sure that the Giles's Cathedral, Edinburgh, marital relations, and legal They commit a crime against. Soviet Mary Younger, only daughter of backing in a wide campaign law, und although we have been in the late Mr. William Younger against alimony jumpers and dulgent to them, we will revise the and of Mrs. Younger, of Ravens- former husbands who dodge Allmony, us construed in Soviet wood, Melrose, and of Lord support of their children.

Jaw, is paid for support of children Reay, Chief of the Clan Mackay. The campaign for a high birthjonly. As women are considered to rate, it is reported, soon will result be economically independent, a di- In a decree prohibiting abortions, vorced wife is not entitled to sup Already this phase of Soviet medi-port. If ill at the time of divorce, cal practice has been limited.

elther a husband or wife is entitled ALIMONY CASES INCREASE to six months support by the other An officlui, report gave the num-party-United Press. ber of alimony enses reaching the courts during 1035 as 200,000, which "tended to increase." F. Nurinn, assistant state prosecutor, reporting on these alimony cases, said:

"We will revise the marriage laws. and suggest:

"To increase the amount of limo punish severely, up to

three years Imprisonment, thos?! who refuse to pay alimony.

cause they

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GREAT ATTACK

ON FAR NORTH

Soviet Scientists Organising

Number of Expeditions for

Arctic Research A great attack

оп the Far North will be made by Soviet explorers this year.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Charles L. Warr. Dean of the Thistle and of the Chapel Royal of Scotland.

Lord Heny in a peer of Scotland, and in probably the talent of all peers, being over six and a half feet in height.

Born in Holland (the country in which many of his family have settled) on Christning Day, 1995, he mecocted. to the Scottish title when only 15 years of age.

Scottish bander, where she has been Miss Younger is well known on the

a keen follower of the hunt. Fler father, who died in 1926, was the youngest brother of the late Viscount Younger.

THE BRIDE'S GOWN The bride, who was given away

her brother,

Captain

Ralph Younger, End Hussars, were a gown of green embroidered lame, over which was a fine veil of white tulle. ex:in pince of a bouquet she carried a

Prayer Book bound in ivory.

3. To enter in his passport (every citizen must have a pass- port) the fact that a husband has been brough:1 lo

court because he refused to pay

allmony. deserters of wives "Al present

The All-Union Arctic Institute is cause us a good deal of trouble be organizing forty-nine scientific

conceal where they live.peditions at cost expected to amount Trying to find them the Commis-to about £80,000. Extensive geclo- The beidesniaids were the Hon. sariat of Home Affairs spends much gical surveys and prospecting will be Christine Mackay, sister of the bride- moncy.

We suggest that these ex-carried out the regions adjacent to groom, and Miss Fanny Baille. penditures must be paid by these the Northern sen route across the nughter of Colonel and Mrs. Baillie, husbands. When some alimony dod-"top of the world," according to the of Barleyburn, Melrose, ger discovers that aside from the semi-official Tass Agency,

There were also Bve amall boy at- alimony he must pay several hus-

expeditions will prospect tendants Robin and Stephen dred roubles spent to find him he for coal

and Younger, cousins of the bride, and

In the Border district.

Several

fa

will come to a realization of his Kelu on the River Indifrka hoffence. At the same time this mea- Peninen Siberia and on the Tanyr the others the sons of neor neighbours

sure will make others think thor-i Loughly before deserting

children.

ASKS GOVERNMENTAL APPROVAL

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One of the largest expeditions will The bridesmaids were dressed in their study the White Sea herds of Green-white slipper satin and carried Vic

Innd seals. Another is going to the torian bouquets of red carnations. Entaselsk region to organize the and the little boys wore early nine, breeding of this muskrat, which is eenth-century suits, green conts and

I white trousers. valuable for its fur.

"We suggest and believe that the government will approve there

measures."

Nurina's report, aside from the legal aspect of allmony and divorce, stressed the new concept of love in marriage and the seriousness with which Soviet couples now enter upon

relationship. that

a period when

New culture

Is being erested," he said, "the ques- tion of family and marriage acquires an especial significance.

Spanking of marriage, Engels stated.

"The new phase in the family life will set in only when there will came a new generation of men who have never bought woman's love on material basis, and a new generation nt women who have never sold their love on material grounds.

Million

Of

Lost Souls

Europe

"Lame Duck" demned to be "lost souls wan-

Of The Navy

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1 This is a commencement but is

also the end.

that advice meant to cause burning.

8 A matter that causes anxiety. 9 Surface decoration this.

plaque in the garden perhaps.

A million human beings con-

dering over the face of the. earth,' for whom

Superstitious no lost of ground exists where their pre- sence is not illegal-these are the refugees in Europe to-day. | 10

The man who for years has 11 Handle. fought to secure elementary human 12 Frult that is often deceptive in' rights for these "outcasts of the The "lame duck" cruiser nations" is in Londen.

Once a refuges himself from men and women. They build their of the British Navy, H.M.S. Kharkov, he is now an honoured married life on the base of a deep Amphion, is to

POINTS TO NEW GENERATION

"We have this new generation of

mutun feciing,

"In

15 first

source of cheap and of all obedient labour. It is easter to

keep

and her field of vision is limited.

con-

DEFECTS IN MANY DESTROYERS

undergq member of the Parisian Bar-Maltre

| Jakov Rubinstein.

described the convention

gave many CX-

and

Another

appearance.

15 Epithet for the ship crippled by

the storm.

17 What one feels when one opens

must expect to have reverses with this part of the car. 25 The tall of this duck is useful

in roasting it.

28 alo.

27 Children's game that a cobbler might easily play (two words). 28 An unpleasant person to start

a game of hockey.

DOWN

1 This describes the clue that

fends you astray.

2 Suitable tool for making cuts

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This old German artist was more impolite If disturbed.

9 Though this "menial" may have colour in his clothes tic is apparently "off colour" (two words)

13 Is this terrier fond of gather-

ing alones?

14 Part of this part of the stairs

is never old.

16 Scarcely the sort of fatne

aim at not at first anyhow.

18 German lown or cruiser. 19 Clover.

20 Bound.

to

23 Of course one goes to this town

for the water.

24 Crustaceari.

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ene's mouth and puts one's foot in it. a bourgeois state the woman trials again shortly.

As member of the governing body 20 Vegetable. She was first commissioned of the Nansen International Office 21 Suitable point for yachting

races to begin in the West Coun woman than man under submission. for trials in July last year, but for Refugees, he has come here to

iry.. The woman having children cannot she developed serious defects support for the League of Na-

tions Convention of 1933, which 22 Of course the novice car-driver participate in social or political life, and was paid off into dockyard provides decent status for re-

"What has changed in our coun-control. She was laid down at fugees,

flo try is the condition that enables us Portsmouth nearly three years as document of first importance to build the family on a new base. ago, and should have entered the and an improvement on the system It is possible to co-

to co-ordinate happy service at the end of last year.

of Nansen passports. motherhood with creative work. We

M. Rubinstein The ship is the first to be fitted have conditions that help the woman to master knowledge and culture, with a new type of gearing between amples of the heartrending sufferings We need many children, not for con- the turbines and the main propellor of refugees, whose poverty quests

but to build a new society." shafts. It is understood that the uncertainty are worse than at any

defects occurred in connection with time since the war. CITES MEDICAL PROGRESS

One refugee answered when asked this gearing. The trials will prob Citing statistles to show the de-ably concern one shaft only, and if where ho lived: "Somewhere on the

culture among women these prove successful velopment

further ex-Franco-Belgian frontier." and the advantages of painless child- tensive trials will be carried out, said: "The only place I can call home birth, ereches and economic

Tho two sister ships of the is a prison cell." siderations for the expectant mother,

and Apollo

are approximately 400,000 Amphion.M.S. the woman prosecutor continued: H.M.A.S. Sydney-aro already in Russian refugees, 90,000 Armenians, "Love is the basis upon which service. H.M.A.S. Sydney was com-and 15,000 Germans, not including! Soviet marriage is built. Where missioned for service last September 5,000 from the Saar in France, M. there is love and mutual respect and H.M.S. Apollo in January et Rubinstein stated.

Many of these people were direc there is marriage. Submission and this year.

Lors of large businesses, doctors, obedience which characterize the DESTROYERS WITHDRAWN

They bourgeois marriage do not exist in Also in the Royal dockyards under-lawyers, officers, landowners. our country. When a husband and going repair are the eight destroyers sicians, manual labourers, walters

cheerfully became chauffeurs, mu- wife And that there is something of the "Eclipse" class. These ships But now the labour quota has taken wrong in their life and think that were completed for servico late in the right to work away from them, it is better for them to part, they 1934, and have recently been serving and they are living on charity or Mr. & Mrs. Y. Mori

in the Mediterranean. All are fitted pari,

starving. One large group a with special bollers producing super-about five francs a day picking rags "Still there exists, however, MASSAGE

petty, bourgeois tendency to inter-heated steam.

from rubbish bins. It is understood that the defects Acupuncture, Moxocanals and Bone Belting prel socialism as n society in which

everything is permitted, which in-which have necessitated their tem- It would appear either that progress Wrists. Recon, Cures Sprained Ankles and volves irresponsibility, especially inporary withdrawal from service are in engineering design has outstripped tance airway will be inaugurated sound proof cabins with extending

practicability under service conditions marriage.

From the frequency with which or that it has produced advances serious defects become apparent in faster than personnel have been new abipa bullt for the Royal Navy trained in their use..

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ASKS LAW REVISION There still exists in our country people who feeling tired of mor-

SALESMAN SAM

(YA AIN'T SAID YET, IF YER GONNA TAKE TH’

JOB OF EXERCISE BOY!

concerned with the furnaces.

BUT YA OFFERED ME A WAGE RAISE OF EXTRA HELPINGS AT MEAL TIME! KIN I THINK IT

OVER A WHILE?

SURE! TAKE YER

TIME!

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AT THE

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SELF FER HOURS ! DECIDED TO

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in the orchestrul music?

3 You may see these people

the marshes.

4 Far from pitiless.

in

5 Does the vet order this wine

for a horse?

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Air fatigue is provides against by

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