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SATURDAY, OCTOBER

29,

1938.

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THIS 1939 AUTOMATIC RADIO

RADIO

LONG DISTANCE "THE ORIGINAL AUTOMATIC"

AND

10 PAIRS

PARTED AT ANVIL

Llandudno.

"My son did not see the girl after his wedding. The affair ended as soon as it be gan. He will certainly not be present at the funeral,

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"THE ROMANCE

of the

WESTERN CHAMBER"

(Dialogue in English. Ancient Chinese Costumes)

to be presented

by the

Hongkong Chinese Women's Club

at the

street."

Mr. Percy St. Georgo Kirke, father of 28-years-old Mr. Percy Ughtred Kirke, on holiday here with his daughter, mado this comment last month, discussing the fate of 27-years-old Miss Nina Plerson, ex-Follies girl, who has been found dead in the bedroom of a Paris hotel.

Miss Pierson inst April went through n marriage ceremony by candles over the anvil at Greina Green with Mr. Kirke's son.

Mr. Kirke, sen., said his family bud no Interest in the funeral arrange- ments.

"The wedding at Gretna was never registered. I don't think Mias Pler- con intended that it should be," he udded,

"It Was an escapade which ended as soon as it began, and my son regretted it afterwards "He is a high-spirited boy, and did this thing on impulse."

"MARRIED ON IMPULSE"

Miss Kirke here took up the story. "My brother's romance with Misa Pierson was a direct resull of a row she had with Tommy Manville, the wealthy American, whom she hoped to marry," she said.

"When this fell through shd married my brother on Impulse. I think afterward he thought she had let him down.

"In any case my brother had not the manry to keep Miss Pierson in the style she had been used to.

"Her death alone in a Paris hotel is a sad finish.

do not think she had much money, judging from the bills which came in to us after the Gretna wed- ding"

LIFE OF GAIETY Miss Pierson is believed to have hastened her death by the continual life of galety she led

She was found dead in her bed- room at the week-end by a servant. On a table beside the bed was a

phlal that had contained siceping draughts. The police, however, soy death was due to natural causes,

Barely a month after her Gretna romance she announced that com- plientions had arisen regarding the dissolution of her first marriage, to Mr. Paul Levilon, French electric light bulb millionaire, and declared that, "In any case, the Gretna Green marriage was rather a fork."

Then, Miss Pierson was in Copen-

travelling with hagen,

Dutch friend, Baron Sandberg, of whom she sald, "When I get my divorce I may take him as my husband."

Here is her diary of self-on- nounced engagements:

$L

April 1.To become the fifth wife of Mr. Tommy Manville, the United States asbestos "king"

April 10-Engaged to a Rus- sian nobleman, Terence d'Abo. 24-years-old Mayfair man and stock-broker:

April 19.-To marry Mr. Clarence Moore, a United States song writer;

April 22-Married to Mr. Percy St. George Kirke.

All the engagements were after- wards

been announced to have broken off by Miss Pierson or were denied.

For. many months pasi Miss Plerson was said to have been seen at all the gay parties in Paris,

Her body is to be embalmed and sent to relations in America.

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Misa Lydia Cecily Hill, former West-end cabaret girl, whose reported rornance with the Sultan of Johore been followed recently by rumours of intended marriage, arrived here by the Paris-Rome ex- press.

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The Sultan of Johore is due to Nord- arrive here shortly in the Deutscher-Lloyd aleamer Gneisenau. WEDDING REPORT

Miss Hill was accompanied by Mr. W. Braddell and his family, of Lon- don. Mr. Braddell told me he ind been legal adviser to the Sultan of Joliore for many years.

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