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Attempt
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The Greenwich Coroner, (Dr. W. H. Whitehouse) spoke seri- ously to a father, two brothers and a brother-in-law of the dead man, and more particularly to a Roman Catholic priest, when he recorded a verdict of suicide while of unsound mind, recent- ly on Francis Davis aged 28, a. skilled labourer at Woolwich Arsenal, who was found hanging by his father at Genesta-road, Plumstead.
At the previous hearing, the father, Michael Davis, said that he did not tell a doctor how or where he found his son, and did not inform the Cor- oner's officer because he did not want) the matter to be made public. He told the priest and other members of the family.
that
The Coroner pointed out had it not been for the patho- logist, no one might have known what had happened.
Dr. Jack Coleman, of Charlion, said that the father told him that his son had had a heart attack, that he had kad influenza'and had collapsed.
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London, Feb. 15:
51 Tongues AtAdventist Conference In 'Spore
DELEGATES MEET IN MALAYA DELEGATES from Sarawak.
Borneo, British North Federated Malay States, Siam and Indo-China, speaking fifty- one different languages, attend- ed the Fifth Biennial Session of the Malayan Union Mission of Seventh-day Adventists which closed on Saturday.
The one hundred and fifty dele- gates to the conference included all classes of employees of the mission--- ministers, teachers, nurses, and doc- tors. The denominations of national and foreign workers were alike repre- sented at the eight day meeting
Dr. L. L. Harrop, acting Medical Superintendent of the Penang Sani- torium, flew down from
Penang,
Thursday afternoon and returned by plane carly Sunday morning. Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Waddel, who recently arrived for medical-missionary work in Bangkok, were in
In attendance throughout the entire session.
BORNEO WORKER ORDAINED On Saturday, the closing day of the conference, a sibldogil, was
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to the
the gospel ministry. Saturdays, the meetings were held in the Victoria Memorial Hall, the other sessions being held in the Chapel of Malayan Union Seminary Upper Serangoon Road,
the
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and lumbering Swiss-French of the Board of Faventists from
Jury and had no reason to think that TINY Corsican "Mutt" Santoni he had been found hanging.
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The Rev. Francis H. Bayliss, of St.
gave the last rites, was asked by the Coroner, "Were you told he had beer found hanging?"
Father Bayliss-I am not quite sure. A statement was made in my pre- sence, and it is a thing which in those circumstances I would not take much account of because I should feel that a statement would not be made in my presence were I not a priest. At that time I was clalming privilege which I do not claim now. I say that to explain the divergence.
He added that the father told him that his son had tried to hang him- self, but did not say he found him hanging.
The Coroner Did you feel that the less knowledge you had of it the better felt it was a matter that did not concern me. I was there for one purpose alone, and thought of no other.
But you could see it was a matter that would have to come before the police and the Coroner?~1 may have seen that, but I would not take any nolice because it was completely cut of my province.
The Coroner-No, it is not out of your province. If you learned, as a priest, that a person has died a violent death, it is your common law duty.
Father Bayliss-It depends on the circumstances in which the informa- tion comes. Things were said in my presence which would not have been -sald had I not been a priest.
The Coraner-That is no excuse. You knew the man died a violent death, and yet you kept that know- ledge to yourself? Yes.
If it had been a case of felo de se, added the Coroner, the father, certain members of the, family, and the priest might have been accessories to a felony.
"Jeff" stowaway fugitives from
the
Mission of
D.C., was present for the of the session. During the conference reports were der that cost them their freedom
given by the various mission direc and may send them back to the tors, of particular interest were the grim French penal settlement off reports of the Adventist activities the New Guinea const as they lay among the Telugus of the Federated under guard in Commercial Malay States and among the Dusuns street Police Station, E., recently, and Dyaks of Borneo and Sarawak.
Particularly they cursed the
Devil's Island-cursed the blungshiday
hot dark night of January 5 at Port of Spain, Trinidad.
On that night the convict Island, from which they had escaped after days of torture by hunger and thirst, lay 700 miles behind them. They crept down to the Port of Spain waterside to stowaway in a boat that would take them to freedom,
Two bonts side by side in the
lay harbour.
were the Liverpool steamers Patrician (5,742 tons) and Wanderer (5,079 tons), both owned by the Charente Line. Ships alike in line and build, both would sail away from Trinidad next morning-the Patrician for London und the Wanderer for Brazil.
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By CONNERY CHAPPELL ANNA NEAGLE is to play the
first screen Queen Victoria. She has been selected to star in "Victoria the Grent," Mr. Herbert Wilcox's film, the pro- duction of which was announced
Mr. Wilsox said: "I have been be- sieged by requests that there should be a British actress to play Queen Victoria. Offcial quarters have also urged the necessity for such a choice.
"Mut!" and "Jeff" lowered them-after the Lord Chan berlain re- selves into a boat, rowed stealthily cently lifted his ban on films across the darkness of the harbour dealing with this subject.. "To-morrow," they whispered, "we'll be bound for Brazil" country that is open to Devil's Island fugitives.
As they whispered they
they saw steumer in silhouette before them. They climbed a rope ladder, swung themselves on to the deck, hid
"In consequence I postponed beneath the tarpaulin lifeboat covers until next
autumn
tumn the production of until two days later, when the stape play in which Miss Neagle Not they were discovered, did, they was to have appeared in New York learn that in the darkness they had this winter. She was to have played blundered—had mistaken the Tat-Nell Gwynne in the theatre
produc- rician for the Wanderer, and were tion based on her recent film. bound not for Brazil, but. England. Then they wept.
The fugitives will be lodged in the Aliens' Department at Commercial- street Police Station until Home Office instructions regarding their fate are received.
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evening's
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ALL government and municipal officials, including income tax collectors, railwaymen, gaamen, and postmen, now have to take the oath of allegiance to Herr Hitler in accordance with the new law which prescribes that officials must be true to the Fuhrer unto death, and to report to their superiors anything they hear even outside their required duties which is liable to endanger the existence of the Reich and Nazism.
All must be Aryans and must have Aryan wives. Cabinet Ministers become subject to instant dismissal by Herr Hitler.— Reuter.
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