1937-01-22 — Page 12

12

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JANUARY

1937.

KINGS Swede 'Knows

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW, AF 2:30. 5.10, 7.15 & 9,30 P.M,

THE STORY OF THE G-MEN'S NEW JOB! VSE

FU

G-MEN OPEN NEW CRIME WAR

NEW CRIME DRIVE AIMED AT "HIGHER-UPS"

THE SCREEN'S SENSATIONAL NEW HIT!

They's pay the Public Enemies behind bars. -- de under ground! Now witch them go after the nation's new No Menace.... the "protectad higher-up #ATS OF THE RACKETS!

EDW.G.ROBINSON BULLETS BALLOTS

Te an

THE REALL

CHAPTER IN

THE WAR ON

CATHE

Fram tha„Pridusara al 26-Man,“ wit

JOAN BLONDELL

T BARTON MIGLANE

SHUMPHREY BOGART

FRANK M¢ HUGH

"Lice Coosa Canga

Up with 'Smast

·Honey Blep

ALSO LATEST CARTOON IN TECHNICOLOUR "FLOWERS FOR MADAME"

"LITTLE

NEXT CHANCE

LORD

FAUNTLEROY"

Starring Freddie BARTHOLOMEW - Dolores Costello BARRYMORE A United Artists Picture

QUEENS

DAILY AT 2:30-515·7·20 & 9:30 ·TEL.31453

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

A DRAMATIC FIGHT FOR LOVE BY ONE GLORIOUS WOMAN IN A MAN'S WORLD!

KATHARINE HEPBURN HERBERT MARSHALL

In a drama carved-from the throbbing heart of a woman who loved and feared!'

It's Hepburn's most

appealing role since

"Little Women"

WOMAN BERE

ทง

ELIZABETH DONALI

ALLAN CRISP

DORIS, DUDLEY DAVID MANN

Directed by Mark Sendrich A Pandro S. Berman Production, RKO-RADIO PICTURE'

SUNDAY

20th-Fax Picturo

4 SHOWS

DAILI

7.13-1.90

ZONLY

"TO MARY, WITH LOVE" WARNER BAXTER - MYRNA LOY

TAKE ANY TRAN cif Happy VALLEY BUR

ORIENTAL

THEATRE

PLEMING

ROAD & WANGHAI

TEL. 15471

2DAYS TO-DAY • TO-MORROW.

TOPNOTCH CAST BRIngs laughS TO THIS GREAT COMEDY.

WADE KNEE-DEEP IN GRINS!

As the screen goos gay with P. G. Wodehouse fun! Seven comedy stars, "Great Ziegfeld's famed director, cut loose with the year's laugh riot!

Robert Z. Leonard's Production

Rebel MONTGOMERY

Piccadilly JIM

with FRANK MORGAN MADGE EVANS - ERIC BLORE BILLIE BUNKE HOBERT BENCHLEY

RALPH FORBES

STAR

COMEDY

Prudin ed. C HARPY RAPT

Sipas tad by Bubert 2. Leonard

SUN.

MON WHEELER & WOOLSEY

TUES.

IN THEIR NEWEST LAUGH, RIOT

"SILLY

BILLIES"

✪ MATINEES: 20-30c ❤ EVENINGS: 20c,-30c.-50c.-70c: @

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK PEAC FRANKLIN, at 1 and 8, Wyndham-Street in the City of Viétori Hongkong,

Lindbergh Baby Killer

Calendar

"It Was Not GREAT BRITAIN

May Cause Hauptmann CONQUERING

A Revolt

Vienna, Dec. 20. More than a dozen deaths have been caused in Rumania by a mere question of calen- dar,

Present prospects are that the government may soon face a most serious revolt in a large part of the country because

of the introduction thei Gregorian calendar, decreed a

of

year ago.

Gothenburg, Jan, 16.

GUNNAR SVEDBERG,

Falun (Sweden) housepainter, says he knows who murdered the Lindbergh baby, has given the American Consul- General in Stockholm a letter which has been sent to the U.S. police. Svedberg's story is that in 1929 he went to America and lived with a Swede he soon suspected of being a gangster.

DISEASES

Death Rate Falls

5 Million

per INFANTS BETTER

CHANCE

A "balance sheet" review of the nation's health was made recently by Sir Kingsley Wood, Minister of Health, of the report of Sir Arthur MacNalty, Chief Medical Officer of the Ministry,

Rumunia, like Russia and other

the Greek- This Swede wore woollen stock-for, 1935. nations, adhering to Orthodox creed, had not necepted the Inge over his shoes when he went calendar reform of Pope Gregor in out at night, and such a foot-print the 10th century, but retained the was found in Lindbergh's garden. old Julian slightly incorrect time- computation, Roman Empire under Julius Caesar,

introduced in

tho

Plan Of House

Two months before the crime In recent years, Greece, Bulgaria Svedberg found in a wardrobe a and Yugoslavia havu emulated drawing which he believes was Soviet Russia in adapting themselves

F2

to the Gregorian Western standard plan of Lindbergh's house.

A week after the kidnapping

tiine which is now eighteen days in (March 1, 1932) Svedberg heard his advance of the old style time-com-compatriot speak to companions pulation.

In Rumania,

who followed suit about their deed. last year, large parts of the popula- tion, especially in the former Rus- slan province of Bessarabia, under the instigation of fanatical monks, have revolted against the reform of the calendar.

CLING TO OLD STYLE

Because they cling to the old style; calendar, these opposition groups are called. "Old Stylists" or simply "stylists".

They have been told by their Jenders that the Bucharest govern- ment committed sacrliege when it struck eighteen days from the calen- dar und. thereby, deprived eighteen saints of ccclesiastic honours, due to them on these days, and that such impious aellon must attract the

Svedberg understood that five men and a woman kidnapped the baby, which was given narcotics and could not be restored to life. The gang- sters then concealed the body after injuring it with a hammer.

Hauptmann was not at the kid- napping; he only helped the gaug in their blackmailing activities. Svedberg says the gangsters sus- peeted him, and that after his life had been

been attempted he was expelled from the country on an anonymous accusation of Communistic gundn in May 1932.

propa-

Svedberg has written before to Mr. Lloyd Fisher, Hauptmann's law-

ver, without result; persists tint his story is true.

some

On the credit side, Sir Kings- ley explained

notable records and successes have been achieved in the past year.

"Among them are:

Infant mortality fell from 59 to 57 per 1,000, the lowest on record. This represented a saving of 925 Intent Ilves compared willi the number for 1934.

There has been a continued de- cline in tuberculosis, scarlet fever, and cerebrospinal fever, and the lowest death-rate on

for record mensles.

The death-rate for all ages from rheumatic fever fell

20 to

per million, compared with 34 per million in 1934.

PROBLEM OF RHEUMATISM Problems still facing the Minister

thase were

o! cancer, rheumatic diseases, and nutrition. The deaths ascribed to cancer were 84,507, or 1,244 more than in 1034, although, progress had been made in diagnosis and treatment, and important ad- vances had been made by radiation methods instead of operative treat-

wrath of heaven upen the country. Glykerie was arrested when he tried ment

Many Monasteries and entire villages, led by their priests, are in full rebellion against the "godless" government.

New priests sent by the govern- ment to replace the old renitent "stylist" vicars meet with open re- elstance and are boycotted by the local population.

to escape in woman's disguise from the scene of action,

"Attention will have to be given," Sir Kingsley said, "to the fact record- It is, however, not believed thated in the Report that modern facil- his arrest will have a calming effect ties for the diagnosis and treatment

of cancer are still available only upon the rebellious peasants.

1011

On the contrary, should he, as it that proportion of the population is expected, be sentenced to a prison which has ready access to the comTM paratively few hospitals which bre Levin, Glykeric is likely to followers, fully equipped, and that much inore "martyr" in the eyes of his followers, who can hardly be convinced that might be done to put modern methods

now

the

In many instanges, the peasants set the tocsin ringing. and armed with antiquated guns, with pitch-thefr leader is an ordinary impostor. of diagnosis and treatment at the So far, the Rumanian authorities, disposal of a larger section of the forks and scythes fought a real battle against the gendarmies who escorted in face of this religious revolt which population.

have

note that "It is gratifying to Is sprending like wild-fire, the new priests to their posts.

researches connected with causation The latest clash occurred in the proved helpless.

Agents, dispatched by Archbishop have

reached 1 promising village of Piatra-Neamiz, Bessarabia,

into the rebellious dis- stage." where troops had to be summoned to Nicodeem

The tricts to enlighten the superstitious

Minister emphasised succour the gendarmes in quelling a

illiterate peasants, are met with serious character and consequences dangerous riot in which two per-

were killed and more than scorn by the population and must of the Incidence of rheumatic disease,

consider themselves happy, if they which caused 15 per cent. of thirty wounded.

sickness of escape without being beaten up by total disablement and the infuriated audiences.

insured persons. The report em- The Rumanian situation benra an phasised the need of an arthritis unit, In many instances fanatic pea- alarming

University resemblance to religious in or near n

grent sanls tried to storm the prisons to strife in the fourth and fifth cen-medical centre, where cases in the free arrested "stylint" leaders.

turies of our era when, in the Eust early and progressive stages could be Mediterranean countries, literally thoroughly investigated. hundreds of thousands of peoples were killed for the sake of on "",

sons

FANATIC PEASANTS

The "stylists" have their own bishop, a former monk by the name of Glykerie who, together with his female assistant, Maria. Garleanu, a former nun, pretends to be sent by heaven for the preservation of the "pure faith".

By working "miracles"-for in- stance by producing and distributing among the credulous peasants bas- kets of figs which, they claim, an angel of the Almighty had brought to them from "Heavenly Jerusalem" while they were asleep-the bishop and his assistant rapidly increased their influènce,

In the disorders of Piatra-Neumiz,

DAILY

AT

2:30

520 720 9.20

A WARNING

or

the

Hardly war in the world's his- "So rapid has been the progress of tory was fought more desperately national health in the past," he said, than the fight between the two carly "that we must not expect further Christian factions as to whether the improvements to become generally Third Person of the Holy Trinity manifest with the same dramatic was "homcausios"-equal in subsuddenness of cariler days." stance or "horoolouslos"-similor- The report states that in 1001 520 to God Father.

out of every 1,000 people were under

Similar exasperation is threaten- 25, 149 between 45 and 65, and 47 ing to develop among the illiterate over 65. In 1035 the proportions peasants in East-Rumania who are were 388 under 25, 224 between 45 convinced that the salvation of their and 65, and 81 over 65. The reason souls depend upon the preservation for these changes is that relatively of the ancient calendar,

HANKOW

STARE

TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW

KOWLOON

57795

THE WORLD'S INCOMPARABLE TENOR RICHARD TAUBER in “HEART'S DESIRE",

with Leonora,

bett - Kathleen Kolly - Paul Gractx. Associated. – British Picturo

fewer babies are being born to add to the younger generation, white more people live long enough to swell the older groups.

Lottery Puts War In The Background

THE WA

is

. Madrid, Jan. 10.

E war has taken a luick place in Madrid to-day.

Instead, the interest of the people centred on the annual lottery, always Spain's biggest attraction.

The first prize, which will be drawn to-day at Valencia, in one of 15,000,000 pesetas, the second, 6,000,-. ,000 pesetas, the third, 3,000,000, ond the fourth 1,000,000 (about £600,000, £240,000,, £120,000 and £40,000 respectively, at par).

Thousands of people who hold tickets are now on the rebel side of the lines.

The robel Government have also drawn their first "Patriotle Lottery," The draw took place at Seville, the Arst prize being shout £4,000,- United Press.

....

PERIL IN KISSING

"Kissing a baby can be more dan

gerous to it than a bomb," says Dr.

ALHAMBRA

NATHAN RP. KOWLOON-DAILY AT

6:9, JOSTEL. 96586

.' LAST TIMES TO-DAY GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT !

Valparaiso

"THE CREKT

BUDDY ROGERS JUNE CLYDE

DANCE BAND

STEVE GERA MAGDA KRU

TO-MORROW

A 20th-Fox Ploture

& SHOWS DAILY

2.30 & 20 1.309.30

Jane Withers in "PEPPER"

with Slim Summerville Irvin S. Cobb

MAJESTIC

THEATRE

NATHAN ADAO KOWLOON

TEL.57812

MATINEES:20¢.-30..o EVENINGS, 20«.-30«:50c70%)

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW.

THERE MAY BE TROUBLE AHEAD

--but what a barrel, of fun

when two boys mest airit You're heading for a triple-barrelled riot of trouble, romance, and laughteri

N

ALSO:

"You said A Hǝtful"

Comedy

•

OMEN TROUBLE

with

Gods STUART ERWIN - PAULKELLY

Mayer

Florence Rice - Margaret Irving

COMMENCING SUNDAY

THE BEST ROMANTIC COMEDY OF THE SEASON!

Robert Z. Leonard's Prodection

Robert MONTGOMERY

PICCADILLY JIM

wm Madge EVANS - Frank MORGAN - Billi• BURKE

From the Book by P. G. Wodekovis,

CENTRAL

QUEEN'S

ROAD CENTRAL:

CAR PARK — JERVOIS

STREET

Take No. 4 or 5 Bus going west, 3 min, from stop opposite Queen's Theatre

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

AT 2.30, 5.15, .7.20. & 9.20 p.m.

AT THE MOST POPULAR PRICES

JAMES

CAGNEY "PICTURE SNATCHER

Commencing SUNDAY

LAUREL

& HARDY

in

"FRA DIAVOLO”

Charles V. Craster, city health omcer, Matinous: 20c, 30c, Evenings 20c, 35c, 55c,-806: Sorvicemen:40c.

of Newark, New Jersey, US.A.