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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
January 13, 1939.
STRANGE FATE OF BRIDESMAID WILL NEVER BE SOLVED
Buried On Day Of
Wedding
T the hour fixed for her brother's
AT
wedding, ni which she was to have been a bridesmaid, Doris Smith, a domestic servant, of Lonsdale House, Shenstone, near Lichfield, was borled recently, after an Inquest had revealed that death came to her in a strange, anfathomable manner.
Doris was 20 and apparently in ro- bust health. She was herself to have been married in the New Year at the church where she was buried,
The Inquest on her was held in the smoke-room of the village hotel.
Evidence was given that after clos- ing some windows at the house where ahe was employed the complained of a pain at the bark of her neck,
WALKED HOME
She walked home unaided, went to bed, and died. almost immediately,
Dr. R. E. Johnson, of Lichfield, said he had searched text books, but could find no evidence of a similar case.
A post-mortem examination led tof the conclusion that death was due to paralyuls of the heart, coused by pres-} sure on the spinal cord following a dislocation of the spine.
The doctor said there was no exter- nal sign of injury, and the coroner observed that he did not think it would ever be known how the acci-! dent was caused. Accidental Death i was hin verdict.
Climax of Italy's 12-year fight against tuberculosis is the Sondato sanitarium in the Italian Alps, largest of 46 sanitariums in Italy, shown above. It is receiving final touches, preparatory to housing 3,000 patients. Nineteen separate buildings are in this gargantuan unit. Italy has cut its tuberculosis death rate in half.
12 MEN GO BACK ΤΟ "BLIGHTY"
RICHMOND (Surrey).
ONE of the strangest and most enjoyable Christmas parties last year was held at "Blighty" in Richmond, Surrey.
The guests were a dozen young men from the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The host was Mr. Jimmy Yates.
The party was a re-union, because each of the guests has been to "Blighty" before. It was there that Jimmy Yates made them into men.
Jimmy Yates looks after boys Mr. Yates resolved to dedicate the whom the authorities think rest of his life to making youngsters "hopeless." After a little while happy. they go out into the world 28 first-class citizens.
DEDICATION TO BOYS Jimmy has handled 600 of them and there have been very few fallures.
It was when he was lying in a Belgian hospital during the war that
So when he came home to Bligh. ty, he made "Blighty" for them. He keeps the house going with his carn-
ings as an upholsterer,
They're a fine bunch of fads," Jimmy said. "I like to give a young- ster a chance in life. They may start badly, but most of them turn out good."
POPULAR & NEW REX DANCE RECORDS
9301-Palais Glide.
Lambell Walk.
0342-In Santa Margherita, How to Dance),
My Lost Love. (The Tango)
0372-A-Tisket A-Tasket.
MAXWELL STEWART'S BALLROOM ORCH.
I Can't Remember Her Name.
9421-Cinderella. Wallz.
Love Makes the World Go Round.
9422-Change Pariners.
Ride Tenderfool
9357-Love Walked In.
("Carefree").
.BILLY COTTON'S BAND.
There's A New Mnon Over the MB1. 9417-Now it Cati Be Told. (Alexander's Ragilme Band),
Making a state visit to France, after a similar visit to England, King Carol of Rumania is shown, left,' on u week-end hunting party at Rambouillet. With him are General Bracounter, centre, and President Albert Lebrun. Carol has been making a round of European capitals in the economic and political interests in his country.
Ran Club For Daughter
EMPIRE NEWS
DUKE'S HOME AT CANBERRA
SYDNEY.
The temporary quarters of the | Governor General at Canberra are to be enlarged to accommodate the Duke and Duchess of Kent when they arrive in Australia next year.
The house was originally a sheep station homestead. A nursery is to be added to it, together with a large new dining room, reception rooms and a ball room. The cost will be
£25,000,
It was auggested that a new per- manent Government liouse at Can- berra should be bulit, but In view of the fact that the Duke and Duchess will probably spend a good deal of their time in visiting the State the less ambitious plan of enlarging the existing building has been decided upon.
It is expected that the Victorian Government will lend the State Gov- einment House at Melbourne, for- nerly the Federal Government Ilouse, to the Duke and Duchess for their use when in the City.
Future of New Guinea The Com- monwealth Government proposes to make a thorough survey of the pos- sibilities of amalgamating the Ad- ministrations of Papua and New Guinen. Meanwhile, it is not posed to select a new Rabaul, which not pro-
was destroyed by volcanic eruptions. although certain Government de- periments are to be transferred im- inediately to Salamaun. New Guinen was formerly German territory.
New Zealand
SKILLED WORKERS
WANTED
AUCKLAND,
Mr. M. J. Savage, Prime Minister, announces that the Government is preparing plans for increased prim- ary and secondary production as a remedy for the contraction of over- eas credits. Manufacture is to be increased by the employment of more skilled workers.
The Government fa prepared to make good the shortage of skilled labour by controlled immigration of artisans.
"We cannot expect a considerable expansion of production with the present population," Mr. Savage said. India
CHRISTMAS AIR MAIL PROTEST
BOMBAY.
Strong protests are appearing in the Press because Indiu receives only
two air mail deliveries instead of Ave, owing to the unprecedented amount of early British Christmas air mail for Australia,
The newspapers ask why the Lon- don Post Oflice should give prefer- ence to through letters and packages for Australia. If the position is acute now it will presumably grow worse during the next few
w weeks with the approach of Christmas,
Next Everes! Attempt Is Igathered from a letter received in {Darjeeling from Mr. H. W: Tilman, Jender of this year's abandoned
A woman who ran a bridge club "A woman was seen lying on the Everest Expedition, that there will
to say her daughter's fees at an ex-floor in a state of helpless intoxic-e no attempt next year, but possibly pensive school was fined £17 re-tion.
On the Sentimental Side ......ROY SMECK'S HAWAHAN ORCH. Hrener and 0356-Says My Heart,
I'm Sorry, I Didn't Say I'm Sorry
0414 Says My Heart.
Now It Can Be Told.
DIANA MILLER (PERSONALITY GIRL). 420-Rex Show Wagon in Lambeth Walk.
Introducing-Gracle Fields. Sandy Powell, Blily Cotton, etc.
one in 1940,
cently for selling drinks without a "A police officer who became a
bridge played at it."
For the defence it was stated that
[matic maching gaming on auto-member of the club never saw any South Africa
2,000,000 CARTRIDGES
MANUFACTURED
She was Mrs. Mary Griffins, of the BRIAN LAWRENCE & HIS SEXTETTE. Earl's Court Bridge Club, Earl's the club was a select one, with doc-
Court-road, S.W.
tors and barristers among its mera- (Alexander's Ragtime Band)
Mr. Maxwell Turner, prosecuting bers. Bridite was frequently played.
JOHANNESBURG. at the West Landon Court, suld that Mirs. Grinin had opened it to keep Since the Union's ammunition fac- police observation was kept on the her 11-year-old daughter at school. fury was established at Pretoria two
six days. club for six
George Cary, an actor, who helped months ago, 2,000,000 cartridges have There was a rather select and Mrs. Grifin to run the club, was been manufactured. Be Optomistic, (Little Miss Broadway)
substantial gathering of people pre-also fined £17. The club was struck IRENE PRICE (THE ENGLISH "SHIRLEY TEMPLE"). | "ent each night, and there was con-off the register and the premises dis- 9425-Sandy the All-in Wrestler 1.
....SANDY POWELL. | siderable drunkenness.
qualified for 12 months.
0427-Bow Can I Thank You. (Litle Miss Broadway).
1423-Sixty Seconds Got Together.
A Little Toy Sailboat .........OSCAR HABIN & HIS ROMANY BAND.
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MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY
ALL
REGULAR STOCKS
HEAVILY
REDUCED
GORDON'S, LTD.
n
year
An output of 12,000,000 cartridges
represents the peace-time re- quirements of the Union's Defence Foren. The factory, however, Is working on only one ordinary eight- hour shift a day.
The raw materials are all obtained from local sources, with the exception of aluminium, which is imported.
Southern Rhodesia
CABINET DISCUSSES JEWISH PROBLEM
SALISBURY, After a Cabinet discussion of the Jewish Immigration problem, Mr. Huggins, the Prime Minister, stated that large-scale immigration would be impossible. But Southern Rhodesia, in common with every other civilised country, would have to do something to solve the problem.
Mr. F. E. Harris, the Minister of Agriculture, is to discuss, the matter with Jewish representatives at Bul- awayo shortly.
BULBS HIDE GRIM CITY
Glasgow.
More than 2,000 bulbs have been planted on the Clyde banks in na ef- fort to make Glasgow Britain's "grimmest" industrial city ---- more beautiful.
Members of the Glasgow Tree Lovers' Society are responsible, The bulbs have been planted ad- Joining big factories and wharves. In addition, hundreds of small shrubs- given to the Soclely following the Änish of Empirex-are being put in empty sites in the city,
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RECKLESS DRAMA AS SAVAGE AS THE
UNTAMED NORTH!
Directed by HENRY
HATHAWAY, who gave you "Lives of a Bengel
Lancer"and"Souls at Sea"
Adolph Zukoe presents
SPAWN of the NORTH
starring
GEORGE RAFT
HENRY FONDA DOROTHY LAMOUR
with
AKIM TAMIROFF JOHN BARRYMORE LOUISE PLATT LYNNE OVERMAN
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