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WIFE GIVEN She Has Her Own Harbour

NEW YORK.

A £100,000 dream home built to please the richest girl in the world by a hus- band who fell in love with her at first sight was com- pleted recently.

11 In in Honolulu and is the home and his of Mr. James Cromwell

twenty-six-your-old wife, formerly Miss Doris Duke, whose dally in- $: 30,000,000 come, as heiress to a tobacco fortune, is £1,000,

of a

The building has taken two years and the result is described as partly Roman emperor's villa, partly a Greek temple, with a dash Spanish castle and a hint of a Frenel chateau; the whole consiituting some; sort of Hollywood super-set.

PLATE-GLASS WALL

Among its most striking features

ure:--

i

A fern-hoed courtyard studded with

orchid, a walk paved with ancient i

and Chinese granite blocks. white marble wall with jade in- Jays;

Disappearing plate-glass wall twelve

feet hight

Music room with several thousand

gre records kept in air-

Swi

vaults;

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

FRIDAY,

NOVEMBER 4,

1938.

£100,000 DREAM

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For the first time since the World War, Uncle Sam has deemed it advisable to conern- trate a new feet in the Atlantic, to Kird the vulnerable eastern ports, Five destroyers re- cently tied up temporarily at Miami, Fla., on their way to join the fleet. Here are three of the hips in part. The five ships carried 40 officers and 000 men,

Lost-A Comet

Som where n Hampshire is a lost

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HOME

Doctors Dread

After Crisis Revolution

Dangers of internal upheaval may accompany the sudden removal of the emotional strain produced by a threat of war.

This is a medical view in a leading article in "The Lance" reviewing the end of the crisis.

"We had all been keyed up," rays the article, "to defending against a tyrant a country with ideals like those for which our ancestors had fought.

"But now, nearly everything the tyrant asked for had been given to him and a pact of friendship with him had been signcil.

"Were we mad before, or are we guilty now?

"No nount of relief frio external danger can do with this new source of pain. We now tace a new away crisis-an Internal one-that of not knowing whom we trust or whom we hate.

"When war is averted, after hatred and fear have been aroused, the impulse to destruction tends to turn back on the self.

"In communities this leads to despair and promotes revolution, and ln countries where violent emotions have been induced but not translated into setlon, great vigi- lance may be needed to prevent the anger of disillusion- ment from producing an internal upheaval."

Actress Spends Gift To Go Bankrupt

Gwen Wyndham, young character' actress, had a birthday

Resident in places, far apal es Blinddown. and ! Pembrokeshire

I was first; paul with a diving board, Hampshire reported it.

seen by a coastguard 4 Dumy Head,! Persian near Milford Haven. coloured with Theatre

M. Rumble of recently, and a friend sent her a cheque. Miss Wyndham went Then M. B. S.

Comet falling to the Bankruptcy Court and spent the money in stamps and fees rohunns Aquarium with artificial lakes and Barktown, aw the

nearly vertically. It it up the sky for filing her petition in bankruptcy. streams!

Now for 20 seconds. Batt midnight no with

42:14 Living room

by piece from a report bad come from the point where i hrought piere sixteenth-century French chateau: it fell, and the Roy Observatory at Harbour for yards with artiflelal Greenwich was unable to help.

breakwater made of lavan Within the house are art treasures. rare

woodit..

1'egin

an

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Indianwell described as "just falling in love marble, hand-arved Minrerean ecil-at that ght and getting married." |

work, Mr. Crama ell will not inherit all iron-ill Ings. Gerion French tapestries, Chinese draperies.her father's wealth until she is thirty. When she is not relying her home The Cromwells will move

in Honnlulu she will be helpbyg her January 1.

They were married three years ago Jusband in his social work among after a romance winch Mes Crom-America's unemployed.

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In her mother's Chetrea flat, Ma the earts of the other side in my i Wyniam said: "My only debt is for lawsuit with Mas En Lavel, the theatrical manage

paid the money and waES Kiven papers to fill up and sign.

my

"Then I had to make a statement which was taken down In longhand. 1t seemed to take hutirs, and The lawsuit lasted three years he began to ache. They gave me

I would do the and I have no more money for soliera cup of tea in the middle, which I tors, so I thought

of thing you expect there, "I went along and fold the man bankruptcy thing myself.

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The article concludes: "The way to avert is danger is not the sup~ pression of truth but the acknow- ledgment of error."

Wealthy Man Dead in

River

Scotland Yard detectives thought was nice, and not the kind | were recently investigating

"I have to pay over £200 costs the mystery of the death of in the lawsuit, as well as my own Mr. James Simson, wealthy costs, and I simply haven't any 32-years-old man- about -

money. am entirely dependent

on my mother, and I don't know town, whose body was found when I'm going to get another floating in the River Wen-

jab."

was

The lawsuit between Mirs Wynd-sum, near Carrow Bridge, ham and Miss Lovell heard Norwich. before Chancery judge, a Chan- cery Master, a King's Bench judge,

His mother, Mrs. Harold Nickols, al three judges in the Court of of Arlington House, Piccadilly-R Appeal.

well-known

Society

hostess and Leeds millionaire It concerned Miss Lovell's stage window production,

"Lover's Leap." Miss business man-is at present Wyndham had a part in the produc- world cruise.

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tion, and invested

it. money in

Mrs. Nickol's two daughters are Lord Justice Greer, giving judg-Miss Jenny Simson, a popular figure

favour

Mrs. Bridget of Miss Lovell in the in art circles, and Court of Appeal last March, said: "It Huth (formerly Lady Hindi), wife

ment in

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melancholy thing women disputing about

is

two of Mr. Harold Hutch, the actor. that little morel

BIG PARTIES than £91, which in the end will be

a negligible quantity compared with

At one time Mr. James Simson at Hempnail, the costs which have been incurred. ran a poultry farm

Norwich. More recently he should go on litigating until the near amount in dispute bears no propor- had became a well-known figure in tion wind:ver to the cost which the the West End and frequently gave unsuccessful party will have ulti-parties at the big hotels, mately to pay."

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Mr. Simson arrived at Norwich the return from London, and half

of his railway ticket was in cket when his body was

his pocke

found later in the day.

It is thought that the budy

had

been in the river for about 12 hours

before it

il was recovered by

coroner's officer and poller.

Mr. Harold Nickols was

of a Leeds tannery.

the

founder Mrs. Nickols

was formerly the widow of Mr. J. Simsou, of Scotland.

they lived For several years Sandford House, Kirkstall.

fit

After her husband's death 13 years ago

An alleged struggle in a bun-Mrs. Nickels went with her children

automatic to live in the south of England, galow in which an

pistol and a knife were said to have been used was described at Poole (Dorset) recently, when Audrey Pilot Officer Robert Yates-Earl, of the R.A.F., Old WEN com- Sarum, Salisbury, Imitted for trial.

He was charged with maliciously wounding Haleigh George Holling- berry by striking: hin on the head with an automatte pistol,

of

Raleigh George Hollingberry. Summerby Road, Poole, said that with Miss Gwyneth Hutchins, who! had been his housekeeper, and Miss Mary Cecilia Bik, a neighbour, he went to an inn.

He joined rome friends and noticed Eur! there. When he reached home The found the two girls and Earl. The girls were packing things from a wardrobes,

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The next thing remember," Hollingberry cald, "was a blow on the head with an automatic pistol by Earl.

OBTAINED PISTOL

"I made to obtain possession of it and I was struck a number of heavy blows,

"I obtained possession of the Buto- matle and I then received 'n knife slash over the top of the hend."

Miss

Cecilia Bilk, of Sum- said Miss Hutchins told her she was going to leave Mr. Hollingberry and asked her to help

pack

merby Road,

her

When the struggle

pulled

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