Countess Vanishes
From West End Hotel
SCOTLAND Yard detectives recently ararched the luxurious sulle In Rovruni's Normandie Hotel, Knightsbridge, of the Countess Marl Kugeneck, brauti ful Austrian Jewess.
Counters Kiteneck, wife of the old Viennese arisfactory, was rules- ing.
Hotel offelals who have known her for two years breamy prxious when he did not feturn zitez Beving i: her ruam dressed in town clothes.
The county who is 45, rarely gors out of tiedotel without leaving s a message as to when she will return. LUGGAGE UNPACKED
When several days had passed the police were told and it was feat that her roam had been left untouched ard her luggage unpacked,
"The counters was a very wealthy woman," a friend said.
"She had ninde her, home at the Normandle Hotel for the last two years, but she was always travelling and spent considerable periods in Parls, Switzerland, and the south of France.
"When in London she took a pro- minent port in the social life, and was well known to a great many people in Mayinir. She was companied nearly always by English society woman.
HUSBAND A' NAZI
"I understand that her husband
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a prominent ollemal in Vienna under the Nazi regime and that the countess alnce the Anschluss has been dis-
tressed because she was Jewish and her husband Aryan.
Thursday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
January, 26, 1939.
Through a photographer's error, the above photograph published où Saturday, was wronals captioned as being first of the Ladies' Night Danco' held by the Cathay Lodge, No. 4373. Actually the function was the inaugural dinner of the Northumberland and Durhans Ansaelation held at the Hongkong 11otel on Friday, January 13.
Hostess Of £1,000
Party May Own
Home Of Queens
an
MRS. Nora Albertini, red-haired, wife of "Despite this, she appeared to car- American millionaire and hostess of some of London's ry on her life of travel as ustial, almost spectacular parties, may soon have as her home of four Queens-the present King and Queen lived there
though I know she did not return to Vienna.
"I also noticed during the few days after their marriage-and birthplace of the Duke of Windsor. before her disappearance that stre looked very worried and nt times seemed almost ill.
"She was a very sentimental type of
excellent woman and spoke English. During the last two years sho talked constantly of her regret at the difficulties which prevented her seeing her husband more frequently."
Surgeon's Fatal Experiment
London.
She is negotinting with the Com- missioners of Crown Lands for thei lense, given up three inaqths ago by Viscount Loe of Fareham King | George V. grauled Lord Lee a life- lease in 1926.
This year, for the first time in its 200 years history, White Lodge came into the market.
Mrs. Albertini, à sister of Reginald | Denny, the filmi star, is unxlous to take the house on a long lease.
*
The Theatre
Of To-day
London.
ENERALLY speaking, the London! Theatres are doing well. They
Her present home is in Windsor have beaten off the Cinema attack and are carrying the warfare into! theatres? the provinces, where now
Great Park.
the Coroner... Mr.
A verdict of death by inisadventure was recorded by
DAWN BREAKFAST
are actually bring built and repertory companies are becoming like mush-i Ingleby Oddle, at the Westminster I was in this house nearly two rooms.
outstand inquest recently on Dr. Julian Kas-years ago that Mr. Albertini-al- Yet there is nothing very tellan, 23, assistant resident obstetric ready known as "the £1,000 partying in the world of drama. Only one surgeon at Westminster Hospital, heaters"-gave a Coronation party to home-grown play appeared last year who was found dead in his bedrooms G60 quests, including West End stage which could be called first-class-
Flashing! at the hospital with an anaesthetic stars, Alm stars, an Indian maha-Charles Morgan's musk over his face. Dr. Solomon rajali, a famous motor-racing driver Stream." It also ranks as the su
prise success. Being (1) a shade Kustellum, of Manor Road, Newing-and an Atlantie flier.
"The
il
Instead it has turned out a hit. The production costs were paid off in) Afteen performances. The prots seceded £5,000 before the 108th, performance came along. More than") 103,000 people have now seen it.
ton, said that his son had no love Her guests breakfasted on the lawn more than merely literate; (2) by affair causing trouble or worry. He as dawn was breaking, while dauce, an intellectual novelist; (3) on was very interested in science, and muste played in the ballroom. scious, even profoural theme, it was uften conducted experiments at home. A year ago he experimented A year earlier Men. Albertini had terally expected to lie down, and! with a sun-light apparatus he had brought a libef action after a partyspire quietly. made himself. Dr. Alan Duds, house she gave to 500 guests at a cost of surgeon at Westminster 11spital, who £1,000. The suit failed. discovered the tragedy, sakd that on chair beside the bed was a gus apparatus and Dr. Kastelian's mouth was covered by a mask strapped to
The only show with music worthy. his head by an elastic harness. The
of the time and aftention of anybody! apparatus was not delivering gas be-
above the mental age of six was cause the auction device was so seti
Herbert Farjeon's clever Little Thea that unless he breathed in no gas)
She said recently: "My money istre revue "Nine Sharp." will be was delivered, A dial on the ap American her husband is a grand withdrawn on the 14th Jamiary after paratus showed that it had been de-son of William Reynolds, the Ameri- more than 400
2 performances. iivering the maximum amount of can railway millionaire), and there
Other sueccsses n far as finance nitrous oxide: no oxygen was re- is no obligation on me to spend it gistered, so that when the doctor here. But I like to see people happy breathed in he got full nitrous oxide.) around me."
Windsor will be sorry if Mrs, Albertiņi moves. She has been hostess at many Christmas. par- ties to poor children of the din- trict. She gives generously to local charities,
Heaven In The "Fourth
Dimension" Monument To
THE suggestion that Beuven may be in a fourth dimension of space was made recently by Sir Ambrose Fleming, 89-year-old" scientist,
He made a vigorous defence of the Bible in a paper read on his behal
before the Victoria. Institute in Lon don.
He affirmed his belief in miracles and prophecy, claimed that the re-
Monument To
is concerned are "Dear Octopus," by Dodie Smith, Emlyn William's "The Corn is Green": "Spring Meeting."" and "Goodness How Sad." Commer eilly, the year's No. 1 was "Dear
Sherwood's "Idiot's Delight." A moal
Aunthelia, Preah movie skor, as she arrived by Br: zilian clip-
JET
it the Internt on airport at Miui.. Ft. She was relurn- ing from South Amerie...n trip, baving arrived in Rio de Janeira 1 the time Tyrone Power, Amerlan ilm str, visited the Brazilian capliai.
Wrote To
Heads Of The Famous Reveal-
Roosevelt could not be a die-
tator:
Low the cartoonist, would have done well in Industry; and
Sir Henry Wood might have been a
pair.ter.
These opinions, expressed by Mr. E. W. Cousins, Fellow of the British Phrenological Society, in a lecture of Kingsway Hall, London, are based on his observation of the skulls of selected "men of the moment."
"Itoosevelt,"
Mr. said
Cousins, "could not be a dictator. His love of his fellows is too strongly developed, his outlook is so broad. Dictators have narrow minds. There is no- thing,,
cruel or relentless about his bend."
GRACIE'S "FORTE"
Of Low, he said: "He could ad- minister, organise plan, discipline. The organ which recognises Incon- gruities and also the organ of in- cüividuality are strongly developed.
"The organ of caution is a little too pronounced. He is too apprehensive und besitative. He goes through a purgatory of thought to produce his ideas."
Sir Henry Wood's head indicated to Mr. Cousins very strong social ins- tincts, friendship and love of chit- drea.
Gracie Field's forte is utter self- abandon in her job, exuberance of spirit and intensity of mental and physical force.
"Acquisitiveness makes her shrewd
in business affairs," said Mr. Cousins.
TOLEDO WARS ON
DISEASES
TOLEDO, O.
A civic health committee to be formed here to work with city health offietals in attempt to reduce tuberculosis, mortality rates from diphtheria and childbirth.
Court, "I'll
Commit Suicide
Bnancler, failed
{0
appear at his public examination at
,,
Dancer Gets £450 For Loss of Toe
Octopus", pulling in the ready-madej Frederick Juines Brodtibb, de- public of the authoress, John Gielgud scribed as a
nd Maric Tempest,
American importations have been kingston recently and the Oficial almost invariably good. The play of Receiver, Mr. C. Roy Waterer, read the year was unquestionably Robert a letter which Brodribb had sent. Staled to have taken up a career This was dated October 5 and post-as a dance instructress and to be un- motional experience was provided marked London, November 13. Partable now to do balict or toe-dancing, by Clifford Odets's "Golden Boy."
Felity Ann, Wood, aged 19, of of it.read: The most delightful was supplied by Lynn Fontante and "In order to save you and myself Nyetimber-lune, Bognor Regis, was
great deal of trouble and time, I recently given Judgment for THE Commons recently approved Sam Behrman's graceful, scintillat- by the time you get this acte I shall Assizes, Lewes, for the loss of a big Alfred Lunt, the incomparables, in have decided to commit suicide, and damages in a settled action at Sussex motion by the Prime Minister that ingly witty "Amphitryon 38." the House asks the King to direct the only other important out-of-the-rut | erection of a monument to the late drainalie session was with Shaw's Earl of Oxford. and Asquith in the "Geneva-or rather the last net of Palace of Westminster.
Mr. Chamberlain suid he thought)
Lord Oxford
R was a wise rule. which prohibited
cord of Christ's, tenching was sub-the introduction of a motion of this stantially correct, and said that the character until ten years had passed report of the Archbishop's Commis-since the death of the statesman whol slon on Christian Doctrine (publish- ed last year) would emphasise dif-was the subject of it.
ferences in the Church of Enginnd.
CHARACTER, INTEGRITY
it.
The be dead.
Where Japan Is Vulnerable
Longtan.
£450
toe in a rond accident.
Judgment was also given for £75 "I have had several long talks with П few friends of mine who were for the father. killed in the
last war, and they have assured me I can be with them and that it is nothing to worry about."
Mr. Waterer said he could not imagine that the threat had been carried out or something would have been heard about 1.
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ARTISTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:-
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Gaston D'Aquino (Tenor). Helen Lockhart (Soprano). Eva Turner (Soprano). The Harmony Three.
STOMACH PAINS Peanut Roach. (Balancing Act).-
may end in
The Registrar, Mr. J. Sackville Bell:
It is hardly your duty to go round to the mortuaries to see if he DANGEROUS OPERATIONS! is there.
"There is a mulf between animal "Great, men are like great moun-I and man that no evolution hypothesla (tains," he said, "you have got to geli has been able to bridge," said Sira certale distance away from themTHE Financial News, in a leader, It was stated that Brodribb had before you can measure their stature, A states that for the Western and see how far they lower above Powerslo intervene directly in China
now is obviously Impracticable. their fellow."
Ambrose.
Defending the Bible, hold:--- "Although it is the custom to speak Mr. Attlee (Leader of the Oppon- of the abode called Heaven' as ition) said. Lord Oxford was pre- were some region in our space of eminently a man of charmeter and
dimensions, three
yet
Integrity. He was a great English- analysis has shown that our spaco may be only, as it were, one section, a great servant of democracy,
and a great Liberal statesman.,,
scientific
assessed his liabilities at £70,000. The case was adjourned sine die.
"The defence of Great Britain's Man Who Stopped
The War
London.
Many a stomach saferer has hind to submit to a surgeon's knife-because he dismissed those little twinges that camo on after eating as nothing more than ordinary indigestion-and has pald the price of his neglect.
"
ceonamis Interests, however, is
For those little palus after eating mean 'another matter," says the news-
that your food is fermenting and forming paper, "we are armed at all painis there. Our weapons are keen and)
corrosive acid to burn away the lining of your stomach wallel Gradually the of a large four-dimensional space
powerful and we should use them," || Mr. F. H. Pennington, of the Sir Archibald Sinclair, the Liberal
seared flash may form an ulcer which time continuum, and that passage lender, said it would not be forgotten The leader deelarer markets, not Brighton Telegraph Office, who gave
must be cut away, If you are to get better the from one to the other is by a move by the people of this country that capital,
at all. are Japan's Achilles Heel the "Cease Fire" signal on ment in a fourth dimensión,
Lord Oxford was the first Chancellor
Don't let your stomach develop an As a telegraphist in the Post Omce, "It has been more than once point of the Exchequer to make provision now, and adds: "If Brition with her Western Front retired recently from
present unfavourable trade balance,
ulcer Directly you foot pain after eating, ed out that the sudden appearance for the payment of pensions to old decided to reduce the total of her the Corps of Signals he was at his
tako a dose of Maclean' Brand Stomach post shortly before 11 o'clock on Powder. It will make the stomach acid Imports from Japan, what could pre November 11, 1018, when an officer harmless, and clear the fermenting food vent her or the United States for handed him a telegram announcing right out of the stomach. Hundreds of that matter from currying out her the Armistice, which he fushed to determination?
"Menuwhile we can al loust negleet| to opportunity when fighting funds", Mr. Eric Martin Smith, the amateur or export credits are being mooled of golfer, is the petitionor in n divorce drawing clozer in our present rela- sult against his wife, Mrs. Dorothy, tions with China,"
and disappearances of our Lord in
Hi post-resurrection period are all consistent with such movement ini
in four dimension in space.”
He Collects Christmas Cards
London.
people.
Baronet Cited in Divorce Action
...
other parts of the line.
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GROUNDS
HARRISBURG, Pa.. Joan Martin Smith, whom he married; The newspaper adds!. "The British!
More than 12,081 geres of game A man badly disabled as a result in April 1032.
Government, in its now trade drive, lands have been added to Penn- of the Great War collects old Christ- Sir Humilton Westrow. Hulse is would be reprehensibly negligent if it sylvania's vast hunting grounds this mas Cards and reconditions them as elled ap co-respondant
did not take the opportunity in col year, the Stato Game Commission has troubles work. If you have any dif alk to a living. Ho is Mr. Andrew The sult was in the defended lat, inborntion with Amerien of establish- announced. The new lands extend daon, of Braeside, Morpeth, which came before Mr. Justice Buck-ing an understanding with the Chinese, into 16.of the commonwealth's 67 Timberland:
Ipill in' to Divorce Court recently, Government."
countios
P. Guntrip (Baritone). Malny (Comedian). B.Q.M.S. Dicks (Comedian), Q.M.S. & Mrs. Flinter
(Comedians).
W.D.I. A. Austin, A.E.C.
(Accompanist).
Doreen Ma (Pianist). Mrs. Waldon (Soprano). Mr. A. R. Colquhoun
(Piano Accordian).
Pietro Macaroni
(One Man Band). Bud Wheeler (Comedian),
Dodger Green & Co.,
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C.P.O. Kettle (Caricatures).
Wiggins (Male Voice }
David Kossick
Quartettel
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