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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

February 10, 1939.

MARRIED

FOR 62 YEARS, THEY

COULD NOT PART

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WHAT WILL HE THINK

WHEN HE'S DANCING

Mrs. Kennedy, wife of the U.S. Ambassador to Britain, and their children photographed in Lander recently.

Parishioners Howl Down New Rector

Widow's

Broken Heart

THE 62nd wedding anniversary

of Mr. and Mrs. Shrubsall, of Charlotte street, Sittingbourne, Kent, came round recently.

And that day they died within two hours of each other.

Mr. Shrubsall, who was 81, had been ill for two months, but his wife, a year younger, was apparently in perfect health.

She was doing odd jobs about the house to take her mind off her hus- hand's death when she collapsed.

HER WISH

"Mother died of a broken heart," a member of the family said. "She suld she had no further wish to live." The couple were known throughout the district as an example of married happiness.

They

had nine children. When they were married Mr. Shrubsall's brother acted as best man and Mrs. Shrubsnll's sister was bridesmaid.

A few weeks afterwards the best

and

bridesmaid were Diso

man

married.

EMPIRE NEWS

PROHIBITION PLANS FOR BOMBAY

BOMBAY,

It was announced recently that

owing to the success of Prohibition in Ahmedabad City the Congress

ANGRY parishioners in Mellis, Suffolk, recently shouted down the Rev. B. Appleyard, who has been put in charge of them by the Bishop of St. Edmundsbury and Government of the Presidency hope Ipswich.

to extend the system to Bombay City and other districts,

Ministers have been busy in the

At a public meeting they accused the Bishop of over-riding last few days discussing details with their wishes and resolved to fight his decision.

Mr. Appleyard is rector of Burgate, which parish the Bishop wishes to merge with Mellis,

the

Mellis wants to remain separate and to have its own rector. Church officials described Bishop's reply to their request as "curt and unbusinessiike."

It was when someone went on to describe it as "high-handed and an. insult that Mr. Appleyard tried to speak.

One of the officials said that the Mellls rectory was to be let to a woman with a number of Alsatian dogs, which

would upset the local farmers,

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Acrobat Falls

Into Orchestra

A

TRAPEZE artist, Charles Warren, lost his hold while doing his act at the Holborn Em- pire, London, recently, and crashed on top of a violinist.

Warren was rushed to hos- pital with serious head and leg injuries.

Warren does a solo enmedy turn

MISSED HIS HOLD

Mr. Vallabhbhai Patel, chairman of The Government is working out a the Parliamentary sub-Committee. arte-year plan for

an for complete Pro- It' may be necessary to ex- tend this by one year, but majority is reported to be determined to make Bombay dry before the expiry of the life of the present regime.

How the resultant £750,000 de- felt will be found is not yet ex- plained,

Australia

WIRELESS TELEPHONE

TO US.

The Duchess of Kent wore gum boots during the recent cold spell at Home,

Large Areas Of Land And Roads Flooded

Naval Boat

Capsizes In Gale

their tributaries, and motorists had to make long detours.

A gale, accompanied by Bightning, thunder and heavy rain, swept over South Caernarvonshire carly one morning. Thousands of acres of low land were flooded. Farmers were early astir herding cattle and sheep into safety. A house in course of erection at Nevin was

wrecked. was partiy NAVAL RATINGS RESCUED Twenty ratings were plunged into. HUNDREDS of acres in Wensley-

dale, Yorkshire, were flooded re-the sen during the gale at Portland, SYDNEY. cently; when, following a rapid thaw, when a motor-launch belonging to A direct wireless telephone service accompanied by heavy ruin and H.M.S. Sharpshooter capsized. The between Australlo and the United strong wind, the River Ure burst its boat was making for Castletown States has been inaugurated. The banks. Many roads were under Pier, and it is stated that she struck first conversation was between Sirwater, but later in the day the wind a submerged wreck. A launch from Ernest Fisk, from the Beam Wireless dropped and the floods receded to a H.M.S. Salamander was near and the Omce. Sydney, and the vice-prest-large extent. By nightfall all roads men were pulled out of the rough dent of the American Telephone and were passable with caution, but the Telegraph Co., New York,

water was still six inches deep in come parts.

External Affairs, then spoke to Mr. Mr. W. M. Hughes, Minister for

sca.

There are fears for the safely of leeding telegraphist belonging to the When the River Aire overflowed Sharpshooter as it is not known F. B. Sayre. Assistant Secretary of its banks at Kirkstall, Leeds, food whether he was on the launch or not. State, Washington. Mr. Hughes sent water to a depth of nearly two feet When pulled out of the water the on a trapeze and horizontal bar. He a message to America in apprecia-entered the engine-room basement of men were taken to a naval hospital. Two of five Royal Air Force sea- and reached a point in his act in lon of the closer bonds between the the city's power station. There was which he was suspended in an in- American and Australian democra-danger of the plant being brought to planes moored in Falmouth Harbour, verted position from the trapeze, and cies. "On us people of the New hours pumping by the Fire Brigade, motor-coaster Polperro drugged an- ja aiandstill but, after about seven were slightly damaged when the was about to take hold of the World much of the future of civilisa-the water was almost cleared. No chor and became unmanageable dur- horizontal bar by his feet,

tion depends," he sakli

damage was done and there was no fing the gale. The Polperro fouled Mr. Hughes afterwards spoke to interference with the electricity sup- one of lie aeroplanes, striking a wing Mr. Stanley Bruce, Australian Highly.

and damaged the wing of another Cummissioner in London, who is

machine. She

She was able to get clear Vailing the United States on his way The Hereford-Hay-Brecon road under her own steam and proceed to

was flooded to a depth of two feet safe anchorage. and on the Leominster-Hay road. where the water

still rising.

DRIFTING TRAWLER there were patches

-Llandudno police received a mes- eighteen to RELIEF twenty-four inches deep. In the sage from Rhyl coastguard station Midlands trouble was experienced at stating that a trawler, belleved to be Kenilworth Ford and the road was unmanned, is drifting in a northerly flooded to a depth of fourteen inches.direction, two or three miles off the Great Orme Head. The trawler is landslide in North Wales com stated to have passed Abergele and announces the extension of the ua-pletely blocked The Caernarvon Colwyn Day. 'I heard screams and realised that employment relief scheme to Jan. ed, but after four hours the debris loyed the Fishguard-Rosslare mail Beddgelert road. Traffic was divert- A strong south-westerly gale de-

He missed his hold and fell with a rrounding crash into the orchesten. A violinist was knocked down and bis instrument broken,

Mr. Bertie Adams, the manager,

to Australia, New Zealand ·

said that t was some time before UNEMPLOYED

the audience realised vident had happened,

that an ac-

EXTENSION

AUCKLAND.

Mr. Warren was in the theatre, Mr. P. C. Webb, Lubour Minister, although not in the audience.

A

Was

something had gone wrong." Mrs. thereby giving an extra three weeks' Warren suld.

employment.

was sufficiently cleared to permit the

steams. Coasters and trawlers were Although oficial figures are not resumption of single-line traffic.

driven Into Rossture Bay, co. Wex- Heavy rain on Saturday and thawford, for shelter. "My husband is an American, and available, the total number of per- has been doing trapeze stunts for 22 sons receiving income from the Em-ing of snow on high ground caused years, and this is the first time that ployment Promotion Fund is estim-along the forty miles from Caerws to the Severn to overflow Its banks he has had an accident. He does, oted at 35,000, It is not denied by Shrewsbury. Low-lying houses were not even use safety nets during his Cabinet Ministers that the weekly flooded. There were also floods in

The Social Security Scheme allo. the valley of the Wye, the Dovey and

act."

SWING GANGSTER

coul is £125,000.

cates only

£1,500,000 to unemploy- .Her husband, who was known as ment rellet. The fate of the unem- the "American Swing Gangster," was ployed families from February on- just reaching the most sensational wards presents the gravest problem

QUICK CONVALESCENCE -AFTER FEVERS Doclors will tell you that once your temperature falls it's all-important to rebuild your wasted nerve and

After the fever has gone, when the stomach is too weak to digest ordinary foods, n nourishing und |tial and beneßelal.

Revolver Shot At muscle issues.

part of his turn when he slipped. for the Government, which has effce- 4 a.m. Ends Party

"He monaged to keep one heel antively solved the unemployment pro-

that broke his fall. He actually fell money.

even more serious."

almost

appetising food drink is most essen-

the bar of the trapeze," she said, "and blem only while there is plenty ofA REVOLVER shot abruptly ended, at 4 a.m., the galety on to the grond plano first. If he But at present every penny 1s had fallen direct into the orchestra needed to finance the Security! of a party being held by Mr. and

In Horlicks doctors have found a plt, I am afraid It would have been Scheme, a splendid conception, but Mrs. Chambers at their home in liquid food that not only enn be prohibitively expensive. Askerne-road, Bentley, near easily digested; but niso stimulates Should the revenue fali even slightly Dancaster. Twenly atliches have been inserted the scheme is in danger of toppling

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The Jamaica Legislative Ceunell passed a bill authorising the loan of £500,000 for municipal works, hos pitals and a new Legislative Council building.

The loan will be placed in Jamaica In the first instance, medida

who

Greenwood, an unemployed clerk, In theso dimeult times of anxiety ho leaves a widow and four and worry, the task of carrying on children, was not at the party; but and doing work which must be done he left note addressed to a member is a doubly dimcult one which must of the Chambers family.

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