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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY,
JULY 22, 1936.
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It happened on their wedding night! Better than "Fugitive 'from a Chain Gang"," says
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SIDNEY TRACY
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EDWARD ELLISRASA GA ROBERT DONAT-MADELINE CARROLL
THE 39 STEPS'
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BETTE DAVIS
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WHAT A NIGHT!
What a pair they were... and what
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Ernst LUBITSCH'S 'TROUBLE IN PARADIS
With MIRIAM HOPKINS KAY FRANCIS HERBERT MARSHALL
Charlie Ruggles Edward Everalt Horton A. Parensual Picture
STATEMENTS OF CLAIRVOYANTS
ALL vessels cruising in Singapore waters and in the Gulf of Siam have been asked to keep a look out for traces of Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, the famous Australian airman, who was lost last year during his attempt to break the England-Australian re-
cord.
F
The request comes from the Australian Trade Commis sioner in Netherlands India, Mr. C. E. Critchley, who has
HE SPOKE
TOO SOON
LEO F. KANE, of Johnstown,
Pennsylvania, made a tour of all his friends. "My wife's had twins," he announced delightedly.
But when Leo returned to the nursing home he found he had been in too much of a hurry. He made the round again with a revised annouce. ment-"My wife's had tri plets,"
received many letters from "Smithy's" relatives in Australia TO SPEND
stating that they are convinced that the lost airmen is still alive, Among these letters is one from Mrs, Robert Scalby, s sister
of Sir Charles, whose appeal for a further search for her brother THREE
was published in the "Telegraph" a fortnight ago. MR. CRITCHLEY has
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proached shipping companies BABY'S BOTTLE
and government
oflionis in
Netherlands india, and asked
them to instruct ships to keep a look out when passing islands and lonely stretches of coast where Sir Charles. Kingsford, Smith may have crashed, and innray since have been unable to
stet in touch with civilisation.
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The Dutch authorities have pro-i mised their help and Mr. Critch- Hey
anxions that Singapore! shipping companies and branch Joffices should co-operate as far as
possibir.
In her pedal appeal to The Sunday Times for assistance Mrs. Sealby pointed out that she and other relatives of the airman were enviuerd that "Smithy" was alive on an island in the Gulf of Siam or Bay of Bengal.
They hard their belief on thei statements of clairvoyants in different parts of the world who had been remarkably unanimets In their "revelations,"
FROM "BOBBY"
London policemen are famed for their readiness in helping people. Fhotograph above shows a policen feeding a baby while its mother watches the King passing through the Mail to the Trooping of the Colour ceremony on his 42nd birthday.
After
Wife to "Dance Back
To Happiness"
Divorce
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(From A Special Correspondent) Thorpe-St. Andrew, nr. Norwich, July 15. TALKED to-night to a beautiful brunette of 26, a
time Folies-Bergere and Broadway dancer, who, it had been disclosed in the Divorce Court earlier in the day, -used a dog-lead to chastise a girl whom her husband took to dances.
YEARS
IN ARCTIC
FIVE UNIVERSITY MEN ON EXPEDITION Churchill (Manitoba), July 15.
FIVE young English University
graduates have sailed from Churchill in a whole-beat Polecat for three years in Canada's "Frozen North."
They are members of the Royal British- Gengraphies, Seriety's
Canadian Arctic Expedition under 24-year-old
the leadership of
on
Thomas Manning, who recently spent two years of solitude Southampton Island, 500 miles north of here,
Other members of the expedi- tion are
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"HE'S GOT A NUMBER
. NOT A NAME
........ BUT HE'S THE MAN I LOVE!” Remince Games bahind cald.
gray walls... girl deßos the code among criminals for
Heating hours of freedom!
ONE WAY TICKET
rati
from the enjo
with
LLOYD NOLAN.
apliexp
PEGGY CONKLIN WALTER CONNOLLY
From the art by El Turret
Died by Hethers Überman - 4 8. P. SCHUtaza) predevilam
TO-MORROW
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ANN HARDING & HERBERT MARSHALL
"THE LADY CONSENTS."
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Messrs. Patrick Baird, THE GREATEST STAGE AND SCREEN STARS Reynold Bray, Graham Rowley
and Dr. Richard Keeling.
M
The
made party
false start from here several weeks ago when their boat was damaged by jen.
This time the Puleral pushed out into Hudson Bay without inis- hap, and headed towards Rankin Inlet, 300 miles to the north.
CHRISTMAS NEAR THE POLE
The first winter will be spent at Repulse Bay, 250 miles yond Rankin Infet. The following win- ter the young scientists will be in the neighbourhood of the North Magnetic Pole, and the third win- northern parts of Balla fer in Land and Ellesmere Island.
The expedition plans to meel the Canadian Government's sup- ply ship Nascopie at Pond's Inlet, 1.000 miles north of Churchill, in the autumn of 1939, and return to civilisation in her.
The Nascopic will also carry supplies and equipment to the expedition on its annual Irip to the north this summer, and wil leave them at Southampton Is- land.
The expedition will engage in
the west coast of Baffin Land. one-scientific study and will also may their equipment are thousands of aluminium bands for placing on birds in their
She was Mrs. Elise Ives, who was granted a decree nisi Norwich from her husband, Mr. Edward Reginald Ives, a business man, who cross-petitioned for divorce.
The decree was granted on the grounds of Mr. Ives's mis- conduct with Miss Eva Elaine Cowling, who lives with her uncle and aunt at Christchurch-road, Norwich.
in the Divorce Court Mr.
RUSSIA'S GROWING | Ives told how after thrashing
AIR STRENGTH "BIGGEST FACTORIES IN EUROPE"
Moscow, July 15. THE Soviet output of planes in June showed an increase of 72 per cent. on the figure for the carly part of the year.
re-
Miss Cowling she followed her
husband to his office and emptied
a pot of paint over him.
northern nesting ground, with a vlew to studying their habits of migration.
his ton- Mr. Manning and panions expect to travel about 10,000 miles during their stay in the north.--Reuter,
He Set
A Heart
✓
Free
Birg. Ives, who talked to me in her home
in St. Andrew's-avenue, and Saved a Life Thorpe-St. Andrew, where she lives
her blindl with
other, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hor- that, she hoped. to
ton,
told me
Tother
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her
"I have to make myself a new
she said, "and 1 shall
In "Factory No. 24," which resume her stage career. manufactures the Soviet's onej really good aerial engine, the career." "M. 31, 1.120 hours of machine back to the profession which I lover but which left because I loved my husband more, tool work and 1,612 hours of hand-work were formerly
"TO FORGET THE WORRY" quired to turn out one engine.
"I was associated with the Tiller Now the figures are only 520
school of "dancing, and I hope to go und 1,086.
Bitherto 75 per cent, of the metal Lack to it. When with the Tille: was lost when propeller blades wero school danced in Paris, and on made, but this waste is also being Broadway and in other American
elles, and loved it.
reduced,
M. Mitehall Kaganovich, head of "Before I go back to the stage, I the aviation industry, gave these shall have a short holiday to try to figures when addressing the All-forget all the worry and unxiety
have recently had. Union Industrial Congress.
"HIGHER AND FARTHER"
"For four years I was hopes," he added. "We shall always happy in my marriage,
"Let not the Germans cherish vin
y
have planes enough to defend our Fatherland, and our planes will higher and higher and farther und farther and destroy our enemies if neel be.
ber
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was
New York, July 10. Medical science again reached great heights when Dr. John M. Scannell liberated the heart of Mrs. Anna Ochimann from дл unnatural condition, which slowly strangling the heart..
Because of an early infection, the heart had adhered to the ribs, lung wall, and the din- phragm. This vise-like MASS of adhesions forced Mrs. Oehl- mann into a semi-invalid condi- tion for nineteen years.
Dr. Scammell, after another doctor had studied the case for over a year with ex-rays, decided operate." He cut away two ribs, removed them, and then cut the heart free from its prison. At this stage, the work was only half finished, since the heart was with- out an outer covering. On the pump- ideallying heart, Dr. Scannell grafted new skin, replaced it in its normal position and sewed up the incision.
To-day, Mrs. Oehlmann is slowly re-
atel stremuth, gaining is believed that she will eventually be able to continue the life of a normal peram-United Prenu.
"All that is over now. But I am young, and I shall try to dance my Way
success anıl a greater happiness than 1 have known for the past two months. I shall be among the people I love and rès. pect, and who, I know, with help me to forget."
"Our acroplane foctories are now. Bigger than any in Europe or America. We have no need to luok to the West." Reltuin is accused by Pravda, M.
Mr. Burten, speaking of his daugh Stalin's mouthpiece, of "fomenting hostility between Jews and Arubs" to ter's husband, said:
own hold over strengthen
"At the age of 33 tie is regarded as Palestinc..
"The ever-growing movement for one of the leading business men in Arab freedom," it is declared, "fights the city. Everything he touched the colonisation by Zlonist bourgcols seemed to turn to gold. Soon after ogenis of British Imperialism. This he married my daughter he built movement is becoming more and more magnificent house, Stanmore Manar, an and-Imperialist and anti-British in the village, and they Ilved there
very happily. struggle."
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her
CLARK GABLE
it
SUES WIFE Los Angeles, July 10. Clark Gable has led a suit in, the Superior Court here against hla wife, demanding that she live up to the property settlement reached last November when the couple separated.-Reuter,
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One case of Diphtheria with one The fortnightly whist drive of the Cralgengower Cricket Club is to be death, 14 cases of Typhoid with three held on Saturday, ennimêncing at deaths, one case of Menoles with one death, one case of Meningitis and 61 p.m.
death from Tuberculosis, were re- It is officially announced that the ported to the local Health authorities results of the Hongkong University laat week. On Monday, three cases School Certifiente Examination will of Diphtheria and one case of Typhoid
werd also reported. be published to-morrow.
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