1936-07-18 — Page 7

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, JULY 18,

1936.

36 Years To Spend A Miser's

Million Pounds JILTED MAN'S

FORTUNE

HE COULD NOT GIVE IT AWAY FAST ENOUGH

London, July 21. THE million pounds left by the "Miser of Headingley" for missionary work thirty-six years ago has now been spent.

By an order in Chancery, the trust which has administered!

the fund came to an end at mid- Colonel Gives

night last night.

tune,

man,

Life For Lamb

A lamb catised the death of a D.S.D. colonel on his estate in the Sentish Highlands recently.

Lleut,-Colonel "1'. Wilkinson Cuthbert saw the lanib struggling 11 loch which borders his At Badenul, Scourie

DR. RUXTON.

LEFT FUND

TO CHILDREN

-They Will Get Nothing

DR. BUCK RUXTON, executed on May 12 for murder- ing the woman with whom he had lived in Lancaster; left three guineas in his will to his lawful wife, Motihai, whom he married in 1925 according to Parsee rites.

He left estate valued at £1,766 | Kiss, with net personalty nil Actually his estate is insolvent by more than 26,000,

After making a few anal beglests. bated in a cheil

"I wish to levoke my prayers of Edenaz

all those who have, war ate, and win will continue to be kind to my three dear children and who will see that they brought up as worthy citizénu in i respectable enchings- my daughtera | as quodified" medlení graduates anti |

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Wedding Of

Duke's Daughter

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BLOOD TEST FIRST

An unhappy love affair many Robert years ago in the He of Arthington. 11

# Quaker. brewer, of Leeds, altered his whole) outlook

on life, and ultimately affected the disposal of his for

woman he; Rejected by the loved, he lived alone, a life of poverty, although he was a rich grounds

(Sutherland).

He dived into the deep water, swam a few strokes, then sank,

He was not seen again. A shepherd thought he had

forge, and Bills, aged twn, who are dived to grope for the landh,

When the colonel failed to-rem staying at an address known

Pommittee appear, the man went

aflerenly to a small come

But there is new hope for the him, but failed to find him.

Charles Mr

Frederick Gardner; anletter, of Lancaster. said that wealthy American financier,

uffer of £1,000 has been made on curliting that the money is devated i at Fairfield, Connecticut, entely to the children's welfare.

So he became known in Head-i infley, the Leeds suburb, where he lived, as he miser."

His principal meal consisted of a red herring and a piece of bread, Vely few people entered his house. Callers were told to go away, or spoken to through a door only partly upened and with the chain fastened,

The few who went inside saw in the entrance a stack of reall heaped against the wall,

in

The body WIEN recovered hour later,

Colonel Cuthbert was serving with the Seaforth Highlanders In France when his bravery gained A few months bofore his death him the D.s.o.

he mentioned to a friend that he

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thought I had about 180,000, U.S. DUCK STAMP and the friend replied, "More like £800,000,"

HIS RESOLVE Arthington said: "No min hrs. I will a right to possess so much. get rid of it at once, I will give¦ away £80,000 a year."

TO BECOME GOOSE

IN NEXT PRINTING

Washington, July 1.

The Federal "duck stamp" is going

A be a "goose stamp."

directed his twenty years to provide for the inath-

letter ant' education of the cbil-

den Kathleen, aged sis. Un, age

Juxton ale jeft

New York, July 5. was revealed to-day that Lady Louise Montagu, daughter of the Duke of Manchester, who was secret- ly married last Saturday to Mr.

Martin Hofer, H.

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So did her husband.

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a law that to obtain a marriage diy Ins ad every migratory-wale | Reence every bride and bride- fýsi lumter over 16 years of age. addition, many stamps are purchased groom must give a sample of by collectors, the proceeds going to blood so that a doctor's certi- a Federal fund for migratory waters,

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and SPOWB to artist of 3ft, Airy, Pa.

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Hofer

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GOEBBELS', BAN ON QUINTUPLETS FILM

MYSTERY DECISION Berlin, July 1.

Dr. Goebbels, Minister of Pro- paganda, has banned "The Coun- try Doctor," the film starring the Dionne quintuplets, which is now chowing in London. No reason for this decision has been made known.'

The German film world can- not guess how the "Quins" have managed to offend Nazi sus- ceptibilities. It had been thought that they would provide excel- lent propaganda for the Nazi bigger and better families". movement.

The increasingly severe 'cen- sorship is placing foreign dis tributing companies' in a dif feull position. The most com~| mon reason for a film to be re- jeeted as unsuitable for show- ing is that Jews have in sotme expacity co-operated in the pro- duction.

of

The National Zeitung, Essen, a paper Plosely connected with Gen. Gouring, has now thrown its influence into the scale on the side of the foreign

film companies.

GEORGIA COURT

UPHOLDS CHAIN

GANG SENTENCE

Atlanta, Ga., July 13.

The Georgia Supreme Court up- held to-day an anti-insurrectioh statute under which Angelo Hern- don, young Negro Communist, was sentenced to 18 to 20 years on the chain gung.

A ruling of Superior Judge Hugh M. Dorsey of Fulton (Atlanta). County that the statute, was too vague to be enforced was reversed.

Hornton, whom liberal political! prcanizations have championed since i bis arrest. In 1932, faces the prospect | et serving bis term or carrying the fight to the Supreme Court of the United States.---Associated Press.

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