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THE - HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. ..WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

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WE WENT TO

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CHARLES BUTTERWORTH WALTER ABEL HUGH HERBERT- UNA MERKEL EDITH ATWATER

Directed à JOSEPH HANTĚRY-

· Produced by 31ARRY RAFF

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"ROMEO and JULIET"

with JOHN BARRYMORE

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shame of a nation mob controll

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GRAND JURY

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Louise Latimer

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A GRAND COMEDY MYSTERY PICTURE!

ONE HOUR THEY COULDN'T ACCOUNT FOR... cast a shadow of the past ...a mystery of the present... across their love! LORETTA

You The

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MYSTERY

FIRST HOP

FLIGHT

FLOODS RAVAGE ANATOLIA

PERAUD AND DENIS HURRY TO CANNES OVER 300 PERISH;

SET FAST PACE

HEADING FOR

TOKYO

Tunis, Dec. 8.

Denis, two brilliant French

FROM CROYDON USING KING'S PLANE?

London, Dec. 8. -

On a sky-trall few have flown, Much curiosity fa being ex- which leads them from Paris tohibited here regarding a mys- Tokyo, Jean Peraud and Gilbersterious aeroplane which left arrived 1 here from Paris to-day, hav-Croydon this morning for Ing completed this first leg of their Cannes. After an hour's delay, long flight in something less than owing to bad weather conditions, the aeroplane flew on from Le Bourget, Paris, despite the storm, which was still un- diminished:

seven hours.

Starting from Paris at 8.36 am, they set their powerful machine down in this African city at 3.15 p.m. the

namo day.

They are attempting to lower the record for the flight and thus qualify for the prize of 400,000 franes which The Ministry of Transport is offering. The daring young aviator, Japy, who arrived at Hongkong recently on his ill-fated race to Tokyo from Lo Bourget, was alone on his adventure. Ho scarcely slept at all during his fight which probably accounted for the fact of his dying into a mountain- side when nearing his goal in Japan. Bui Peraud and Denis are both com- petent at the controls, and while one rests the other can still drive their roaring plane along the course pre- scribed.--Reuter.

MERMOZ STILL MISSING

Paris, Dec. B. Germany has ordered the aircraft carrier Dorm to join in the search for the French flier Mermoz, missing

The occupants are stated to be three meni One report says they are. Home Office officials.

A cordon of gendarmes guarded The aerodromes, both at Le Bourget and at Lyons, where the plane was Nobody was expected to refue). allowed to approach the landing Acids. Reuter."

Off For Marseilles

Lyons, Dec. 8. The mystery plane from Croydon, en route to Cannes, departed for Marseilles after refueling here-

Reuter.

Passengers Identified

Marsellies, Dec. 8.

A plano from Croydon, England,

THOUSANDS STARVE 50,000 LEFT HOMELESS

Istanbul, Dec. 8. Over 300 persons howe

been drowned in a flood disaster at Odana,

South Anatolla, thousands are injure

ed_and 50,000 homeless.

The survivors are suffering from cold and starvation, and are wonder-

ins aimlessly about, practically un-

clothed.

The whole of the cotton and orange plantations of the once fertile, ares |↑ are destroyed.-Renter Bulletin Ser- vice..

"BOY" STEALS JEWELLERY

RESTITUTION ORDER AND GAOL

A 21-year-old Chinese "boy" who betrayed a trust, appeared before Mr. Macfadyen at Kowloon Magistracy this morning charged with the larceny of two rings and a pair of all. gold cuff links, valued at $170 In

Defendant was Cheung Hon, of No. 11, Cheungshawan Rond, who admit- ted stealing the jewellery from Mr. Rhemat Khan's house at No. 62, Un. Chau Street, on November 18, when

over the Atlantic on a mail route | carrying three passengers, landed he was left in that defendant once

test flight.

The freighters Cripton and Jean Louis Dreyfuss have also sent wire- less reports that they are searching

for the lost airman-United Pres.

40 PERISH AS

BUILDING COLLAPSES

Women, Children Chief Victims

Lisbon, Dec. 8, Forty people were killed and over a hundred injured at n meeling of a Catholic society at Leiria, when a school building collapsed, owing, to overcrowd- Ing.

Most of the victims are women and children-Reuter.

Girl Guilty In "Dope" Trial

here to-day. Its occupants are ex-. here until to- pected to remain morrow. Marseilles is only 90 miles from Cannes by road.

The passengers are reported to be Dr. Kirkwood, Mr. Theodore God- dard, Mrs. Ernest Simpson's solicitor, and a clerk

While the pilot and wireless opera- tor of the plane remained at the air port, the three passengers drove to Marseilles proper by taxi The plane in remaining at the airport until to-morrow.

Leave For Cannes

The three passengers of the plane from Croydon, it was armounced later, after dining at a local hotel, left by motor car for Cannes... Reuter.

Mrs. Simpson · Well

Cannes, Dec. 8. Lord Brownlow, who is Lord-in- Walling to His Majesty the King, and who yesterday issued on Mrs. Ernest Simpson's behalf a statement which has been interpreted in the London prea

as a renunciation of that lady's love for His Majesty, 10- day issued a further announcement. Mrs. Simpson, he said, would re- main at Cannes over Christmas.

He added that Mrs. Simpson was keeping well-Reuter.

King's Plane?

MARIA WENDT FACES

LONG PRISON

presented Los Angeles, Dec. 8.

Parls, Dec. 8.

|

It was stated

worked for complainant, and, after he was dismissed, was in the habit of valting the house to take tea. One day he was left in charge and the jewellery was later missed. When accused, he admitted the theft and revealed where he had pawned the rings for $60 and sold the cuff links

$43.

The Magistrate sentenced defen- dant to three months' imprisonment and ordered him to pay $70 amends to complainant or serve another six wocks. The rings were to be re- deemed for half the price for which they were pawned.

PEAK LADY CHARGED

DANGEROUS DOG SUMMONS FAILS

Mrs. D. G. McAvoy, of 502 The Peak, was summoned before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magistracy this morning on a charge of having kept a dangerous dog and falling to keep It under proper control at 4.30 p.m. on November 10. She pleaded not guilty

Sub-Inspector McEwen said the summons

was taken out on the in- structions of the Postmaster General as on November 10 a postman had been bitten at defendant's address.

A mysterious plane, belleved to belong to King Edward, passed through Paris en route to Cannes Explaining, Mrs. McAvoy said that m the day in question she was talk- from Croydon to-day, Capt. C. J. Almonn and carrying deg was. beside her. The postman

piloted by

inging to her servant in the pantry. Her three passengers, including two mem-

entered the pantry without her TERMbers of the law firm of Theodore knowing it and touched

Goddard and Company, which re- soun

tters. Her parcel of letters,

then, be Mrs. Simpson In her re-

postman gan barking and when cent divorce sult.

started running it made snap at The

the presence of the solicitors

man's legs, scratching him caused considerable speculation as it

slightly. There was no blood from is recalled that in English Inw it is

the scratch. She treated the man, not necessary to wait for the pre-

after which he left. There was no scribed six months before

divorceecessity of the man entering the docree nai can be made Anal, pro-

house at all. viding the court can be shown good

A Federal Court Jury has found Maria Wendt, pretty Shanghal girl, gulity of smuggling $100,000 worth of narcotics into the United States, cleverly concealed in the compart ments of trunks..

It

The girl was arrested in San Pedro aboard a Japanese ship, and though is known she had accomplices, she alone was taken. It was suggested in defence that she was merely the in- tool of unscrupulous "dope

nocent runners."

Since she has been in custody, Maria Wendt has twice attempted to take her own life, the last time by swallowing poison.

She faces a long prison term United Press.

Big Output Of

Aircraft

CHINA IS AMERICA'S BEST CUSTOMER

Washington, 'Dec. 8.

The Bureau of Air Commerce re- ported to-day American manu-

rea5011.

One adequate reason might be the necessity of the complainant remain- ing abroad for a protracted perlod, it is thought.-United Press.

Solicitor Arrives

Cannes, Dec. 8. Lord Brownlow stated this evening that Mrs. Simpson's solicitor, who has arrived at Marseilles by acro- plane, is coming to Cannes et his own suggestions to discuss details with regard to the disposal of Mrs. Simp son's town house, as she has no in- tention of returning to London for a considerable time.--Reuter.

Attorneys. Arrive

Cannes, Dec 8. Mr. Theodore Goddard and Mr.

Sydney Barron, Mrs. Simpson's at- torneys, have arrived here, together with her physician," Dr. Douglas Kirkwood---United Press.

acturers had produced 2,197 planes Frost Disrupts

in the first nine of

Increase of 68 per cent, compared with last year's output.p

Of the total, 573 were Pat O'Brien

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Mr. Keen remarked that he did not consider the dog to be danger- ous, and Inspector McEwen ogreed.

Dismissing the case, Mr. Keen said: "It seems to me that the dog was more or less protecting its mis- tress,**

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A widow, Chan Li-szo, aged 00, appeared before Mr. J. A. Fraser of the Central Magistracy this morning, summoned with falling to report the change of address of her registered mui-teal Li Ho, aged 15, from No. 35b Wellington Street, third floor, to No. 37 Staunton Street, first-floor.

#Inspector H. W. Fraser, attached to the

Secretariat of Chinese Affairs, anld that on November B last, a lady inspector visited No. 356. Wellington Street, for the purpose of

seeing the girl. She was informed by neigh- bours that defendant had removed to another address. A few days later, a report was made by def

defendant's daughter that defendant was about to take the girl to the country and It was then discovered that she had

Staunton Street. De removed. to fendant had been warned once before by the S. C. A. for falling to report the

of address of her mui-trat. The girl was und hud do in the

There were so that

through the Ing traille occurred in all parts of pubilelty of the press, it

it was hoped Greater London as the result of to keep this fact before the public. Appearing on remand before Mr. sharp frost, following rain, pa

Defendant said, sho foll 111 after J. A. Fraser at the Central idagistracy Conductor rails were frozen, pre- returning from the country, and was this morning on a charge or pusses venting the operation of the electric unable to report to the S.CA DONATIONS TO KING GEORGE sion of 100 horoin pills at Ko Shing train service

on several routes. Remarking that there were ex- Street on November 26, 19-year- Road traille was brought to a stand-tenuating circumstances, bis Worship old youth, Li Hak, was sentenced to still in many places especially at

machines.

China is America's biggest cus

tomer in the acroplane market, taking MANY ACCIDENTS ON 112 planes since the beginning of 1936. The Argentine. has purchased 41, Mexico, 39, Canada 27, Japan Ave, and Russia, and Spain one each- United Press,

SLIPPERY ROADS

London, Dec,“ 8; ̈ ̈

Serious dislocation of early morn many girls little work

|-three; months' hard lgbaut. Defend- both ends of steep hills--and there ed a fine of $10.

ant

́said that: seaman of the were many minor accidents, R steamer Chaksang gave him the

to

pills Inspector, Houriharanid de Almosti un tamble and hundreds of sleepers acknowledges collections by - Pedestrians – also: „found <footway's The St. Francis Home for Street

fendant was taken on board the casos for steamer, but no-one on board knew treated

njuries from falls were Inter-Parnch!al Committee at. Bt. hooplial.—British | Joseph's Church on Sunday, amount-

Ling to!$10762.

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