1937-04-13 — Page 7

Gaoler Made Made

For Bridal Pair ESCAPE RUSE

MOVES COURT

Paris, April 1.

THE story of a sentiment al gaoler, of the prison cell which he made comfortable for a wealthy prisoner to receive his pretty young bride (at £5 a visit), and of the bride who contrived her husband's escape, disturbed to-day the judicial solemnity of the Seine Assizes.

New Kitchens, 20 Cooks, For Palace

London, Mar. 31. Buckingham Palace is to have new. kitchens and if M. Logros, Queen Elizabeth's Parisian chef, copies to full scale the hotel kit chen he has set his heart upon, the palace will need 20 cooks and 10 dishwashers when running at capacity.

One of the first things Queen Elizabeth did when she took over her new home, which looks more like a midwestern high-school than a palace, was to inspect the kitchens. She decided they would never be adequate to the demands of coronation entertaining and the dozens of banquets planned. Legras was sent to inspect famous London kitchens.

He discovered his ident In the Jermyn Street basement of Luigi's hotel grill and plans to install an exact duplicate a! Buckingham Palace.

In the dock stood blonde Christiane Pelissier; charged with helping her ex-banker husband to escape from the cells of the Palais de Justice. Be- side her stood groter Lionel Valet, whose heart was softened and pocket enriched by the pleas of a newly-wed couple compelled to snatch their honeymoon hours in gaot interviews,

Mme. Pellssler's cousin, Marcel Gulchurd, was charged with making a skeleton key for an illegal purpose,

Pelissier himself, beldegroom and escapee, is in a Belgian gaol sen- tenced for using a false passport.

The story moved the court. The rather pathetic, pale young bride ap- neured almost to be a badly-treated Mme. Cazenavette told of the ruse by woman. Then prosscuting counsel which she had freed her husband..

PRISONER CONE

Pelissier, awaiting trial for bank frauds in the Sante Prison, was from time to time taken to the Palais de Justice to help recountants in their investigations. Then he was under the care of guoler Vallet.

much

"I never believed that amlatite, affectionate people could trick me," exclaimed Vallet. Fer- suaded by the couple, he prepared a special, well-furnished cell for them, where he would lock them in together and leave them for whole! afternoons. The cell became known as the "love cell." It was never used for ordinary prisoners.

After three months Christiane call- ed one day, bringing' secretly £200 Luigi's kitchen, built to his order, and a false key to the "love cell." She cost £4,000. A large central room brought openly, a const chicken, holds alx large ovens and a seven-satnd, wine, sweets. Vallet sighed as foot hot plate in chromium, shaped he lacked them in as usual. Jike a counter with shelves of vary- ing degrees of heat. Around the

central kitchen are marble tables and above them, galvanized iron shelves, No wood is used in the kitchen.

All the pots und pans are of shin-

A few hours later he found the cell door open, Mme. Pellsster nione. She pleaded with him not to raise the

ularm.

"My husband will be back at five Ing copper, varying in size from n'o'clock, he promlɛed," she said, few inches across to a diameter of two feci.,

For stocks and soups there is a pot three feet high, with a spigot through which the contents may be drawn off. Even pools are provided-one hot, simmering pool and an ley one In which trout are kept. When the chef wants one he fishes it out with a little net Larger Ash are kept in

a special white-illed leed container.___

The pastry-cook has a Hitle kitchen off the big one, Its walls lined with porcelain ovens and refrigerators.,

The main kitchen has three cold rooms attached, with varying degrees of constant cold. The first is for green vegetables, the second for fruits

Gaoler Vailet waited until half-post five before raising the alarm, Pelis- sier was then well on his way to Belgium.

Prehistoric

Era Finds

In Russia

Moscow, Apr. 3. and the third and coldest for poultry The Archacological expedition

and meats.

The plate-racks of the kitchen. warmed or chilled an desired, hold. 1,000 plates, 500 vegetable dishes, 500 serving plates and 400 glasses ready for instant use.

CO-ED'S ROUGE INTERESTS MEN

Denver, Apr. 5. Denver University's co-eds aren'

Moscow of the

Historical Museum and the Academy of History of Material, Culture han delivered to Moscow from Siberia a great quantity of valuable his. torical material.

THE

HONGKONG

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TUESDAY,

APRIL

Love "Love Cell"

HUSBAND COMES HOME-Mary Astor, screen actress, welcomes her new husband, Manuel del Campo, to her home at Toluca Lake, near Hollywood. Mr. del Campo, member of an aristocratic Mexican family, left Miss Astor immédiately after their wedding in Yuma, Ariz., to attend the funeral of his father, who led suddenly. Now the newlyweds are reunited.

HOW

BY

SIGNOR

I KEEP FIT,

MUSSOLINI

Rome, April 1.

IGNOR MUSSOLINI, fifty-four years old, bursting with health and vitality despite the intense strain to which he has been subjected as head of the Italian Government for more than fourteen years, to-day ex- plained to an interviewer how he keeps so fit. He has not had a day's illness since 1925.

HIGHLAND CHIEF

SELLS MOTORS

Farnham, Surrey Apr. 1. WHILE he sells cars in n

Surrey town, the new Marquis of Huntly and Earl of Aboyne-the "Cock oʻ the North" is planning his future as clan chieftain of the "Gay Gordons."

EARNS OWN LIVING

13,

1937.

RADIO BROADCAST

Pianoforte Recital By

Harry Ore.

VIOLIN AND SOPRANO

From Z.D.W. on wavelengths of

355 metres (846 k.c's. 31.40 metres

(0.52 m.c's.).

ILK.T.

12.30-2.10 D.M.

gramme.

European Pro-

12:30 Dance. Music.

1 p.m.. Local: Time Signal and

Weather Report.

1.03

Light Opera and Musical Comedy Excerpts.

1.25 p.m. Reuter Press, Rugby Press; Local: Weather Forecast, Time and Announcements.

1.40 p.m. Relay of the Rotary Club

Timin Speech from the Roof-Garden

of the Hongkong Hotel.

Mr. D. L. Strellel on: "The Com- poser

ser and His Hire," with reference

to the work of the Performing Rights Soclety.

2.10 p.m. Close Down.

4-7 D.m Chinese Programme. 7-11 p.m. European Programme.

Duke Ellington and lits 7 p.m. Orchestra.

Fox Trot-Cotton; Fox Trol Three title words; Fox Trot-Ring dem belle; Fox Trot-Jazz convul- sions; Fox Trol-Moon over Dixle; Fox Trot-Jolly Wog: Birminghami Breakdown; Slow Fox Trot-Black and Tan lantasy; Fox Trot-Black Beauty.

7.30 p.m. Closing local Stock Quo tations and Hongkong Exchange Market Report.

7.35 From the Studio. Eileen Fitzgerald (Violin) and Lilian Quirin (Soprano).

1. Song-1 did not know.. Gechl; Lovers in the lane....Liza Lehmann; 2. Violin Solos-Selected: 3. Songs Chinese Flower...Bowers; dream....

I wonder if love is a

Forster;

ster; 4. Violin Solo-Selected.

8 p.m. Local; Time Signal, Wea- ther Report and Announcements.

8.03 p.m.

Primo Scala's Accor-

deon Band.

Six 'Hits' of the day (series 4); Hill-Billy Medley; Six Hits" of the day. (Series 0): The Duck Song; Twenty Miles to Nowhere; Riding the Range in the sky.

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8.30 p.m. Songs by Les Allen PERIOD & MODERN

and Gracle Fields.

Les Allen-Don't kiss me good- night: Gracle Fields feather in her Tyrolean hat, Les Allen-Radio requests; Gracle Fields-Ring down the curtaing My lucky day; Les Allen At the close of a long long day: A Melody at dawn.

melody from the sky; Gracio Fields

8.55 p.m. London-News and An- nouncements.

From the Studio. 9.15 p.m.. Pianoforte Recital by Harry Ore with Hilda Arnold (Violoncello). 1. Hilda Arnold-Elegy and Gavolte... Harry Ore; 2. Harry Cre He said: "Out of my organism Four Children's Pieces....Tschal- have made 1971

(a) Morning Prayer; (b)

engine. constantlykowscy Song: (c) Song of the

supervised and controlled which Tuns with absolute regularity."

Here are his replies to the health-Jeux d'eau....Ravel. questionnaire submitted to him: ---

Do you follows a fixed diet, and, if so, what is it?

My rules of diet are fixed in the sense that I am almost exclusively a vegetarian.

Do you make use of alcohol or tobacco?

I consider alcohol damaging to the health of individuals and to collec- tive health. I never drink spirits. I sometimes drink a little wine at official dinners, bul since the world war I have never smoked.

What foods do you prefer?

cut only simple dishes auch, as the peasants prefer, and lots of fruit, Do you take tea, coffee, or any stimulating beverages?

86 not drink either tea or coffee. How much time do you devote to dis-exercises daily, and what are they?

Lark; (d) In Church; 3. Harry Ore

9.35

in Prelude C Sharp P.M.

Sergei Rachmaninos). Op. Minor. 3 No. 2; Played by the Victor-Concert Orchestra, directed by Rosario Bourdon.

9.10 p.m. From the Studio. A Programme of Modern Music by Helen Lockhart (Contralto)-with- a Short Talk by E. O'Neil Shaw.

1. Do not go, my love....Richard Hageman; 2; Remembrance. ..Fre- derick Peel; 3. Nod....C. Armstrong Gibbs; 4. Wood Show.

Magic....Martin

10 p.m. London-Big Ben. "World Affairs"-talk by H. Wickham Steod. 10.17 p.m. Variety and Dance Music.

Slow Fox Trot Sorrow....Cole man Hawking and the Berries; Slow Fox Trol-Love Cries.....Coleman Hawking and the Berries; Humorous

All mechanised sports | Ambre A Burlesque Fan-

Berthe

For three years, tall, tinguished, 29-year-old Mr. I devote thirty to forty minutes Bats in the Belfry....Flotsam and Douglas Charles Lindsey Gor-day to physical exercise, and practise Jetsam; Piano Solo-In the Chapel The excavations have been don has been a motor salesman nearly all sports. I prefer swim in the moonlight... Peier Yorke

over hects: There's male castra Station Uytat don bye by mu sue forming in summer and ski-ing in win- Fox Trot-Head,

ter, and go

for a

ride on a horse that look in your

eyes again. (Achinsk-Minusinsk Railway) the present continues in his every day.

and His Orchestra; Sketch at an old cemetery known as job.

are familiar to me-cycling, motor- cycling, motoring and flying. I also tomine)....Effie Atherton, Chan-tas, meaning "military

enjoy hiking

Willmott, Bobble Comber, Leonard grave."

What are your habits regarding Henry and Company; Fox Trot-May. I have the next Romance?....Am- steeping?

I sleep between seven and eight brose and His Orchestra: Band- hours a night between 11 pm, and From Monday on; She's funny that 7 a.m. regularly. take no slesta way....Harry Roy's Tiger-Ragamuf- ins; Fox Trot-Sing something in during the day. Siestas are the con- sequence of over-eating at luncheon. the morning: Waltz-No more...Roy

Fox and Ms Orchestra.

11 p.m. Close Down.

He has succeeded to one of the

now falling derelict, were sold by "It is likely that my brother the late Marquis.

will continue his job as a motor) salesman. "He is determined, however, to; At the beginning of our era, the

RS oflen Khakassin

visit Aberdeenshire were burnt. Toppening dancing, with one girl. dead in

Fils duties to fuint of ashes possible

the Gordon

"The estates and Aboyne Castle, DIVORCED

sure whether they should be insulted, Original vaults-large timber huts proudest ütles in Scottish history encouraged, discouraged or unimpress-dug into the ground with wood floors, on the death of his great-uncle, the ed following the verdiet of 160 men a ceiling and a door opening into a

89-year-old Marquis of Hunlly. students of the School of Commerce corridor laid with wooden blocks and "Apart from a small piece of land that the two leading factors required lending upwards were discovered in in Aberdeenshire, he

Inherits no In their dates were "good paint jobs this cemetery. The vault-buts dis-

no fortune, and and the ability to take a second drink. covered in the Chan-tas, were evid- estate, no castle,

hic The results of the poll which co-eds ently exact copies of dwelling houses, must carn his own living,"

brother, Mr. Adam Gordon, sald conducted in connection with a "charm It is possible to judge from these inds

to-day. school" course were amazing to some Khakassin lived (the present Khakas- In wint houses the ancient people of students.

Only one-fifth of the men admitted

slan Autonomous Region In Siberia). that they would permit the girl decide has been established that the vaults

were built whai sho desired to do.

approximately in the first The men, as a whole, preferred to century of our era, trade donces rather than spend, the

enlirc

voleed no criticism of the type Therefore, only handfuls

of dancing indulged in by the co-cds, covering the plaster masks cast from chieftain

of

1

clon.

but only nine wanted to dance the full the dead person's face were found in Already he has been asked to and the vaults. The masks are painted come chairman of the Highland

time with their date..

Jollity was listed as a

strong awith red and blug paints. traction. The "clinging vine," social butterfly, sophisticated and

angelic

Numerous old gold articles with types were rated far down the scale, images of animals, Ivory. ornaments, but the intellectual type was accorded articles of the shaman rites, clay high sintus.

vessels, also other articles of house- The average escort was not for or hold and war have been found.

against a girl smoking.

a

A considérable number of ancient Despite the strong advocacy of cosmele perfection, the men insisted articles have been discovered in the that all beauty treatments intended to neighbouring graves belonging to the Of increase the allure of the fairer sexth-7th centuries of our cra

smail Chinese be conducted away from the public particular interest is

cup made of papler-mache and cover- od with old Chinese lacquer found here. Despite the fact that the cup remained in the earth for many cen- turies it is well preserved.

eye.-United Press.

MOVE FOCH'S BODY

Paris, Mor, 21.

Enormous stone slabs—peculiar tombstones, on which old Inscriptions The remains of Marshal Foch, com-can be found-tower above the mander-in-chief of the Allied Forces | graves. The archalgatata banan pent in the World War, which have been heen successful in decoding some of resting in a crypt since 1920, were the inscriptions since the alphabet is removed yesterday to Les Invalides. absolutely unknown-Tass.

Games at Aboyne.".

Coronation

Surprise

ADY Iris Mountbatten

18-year-old .. will be the to attend the debutanio only Coronation. It is not customary for debutantes to attend Corona- flon, but beautiful Lady Irls will attend by special dispensation of

the King.

She is the grand-daughter of Princes Beatrice and grand-niece of Queen Mary. It is understooft that so anxious were the King and Queen that she should be present that special arrangements have. bern made for her attendance.

HUSBAND

TO PAY

72d. A WEEK

Hereford, Apr. 1,

A HUSBAND who owed £94

divorce costa was ordered to pay at the rate of 2s, Gd..a month at Hereford County Court to-day, -

For the wife, Mrs. Grace Coldwell, formerly Waters, it was stated that the £04 included permanent alimony which had not been paid.

Albert Edward Waters, garage, clerk, of Bath-street, Hereford, the husband, told Judge R. Roope Reeve, K.C., that he had married again, had one child, and there had been a lot of Illness in, the family.

He said he had been "knocked about" by the war, "I must live, he added.

"I suppose so," said the judge, "but I don't

creditors suppose your, see the necessity for it.",

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4.55 pan. Names that Ars Klitory'--d, $.10 p.m. "Cos for Adventure," "A play with music. Enlaode 8: "Happy Ending.

6.10 p.m. The News and Announcements. Greenwelt Time Signal at 8.45 p.m. Transmission 2

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