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KING'S

SHOWING TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 PM.

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THROWING MAN KOIMIAN

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JOE E BROWN GLADIATOR

ALSO

Krazy Kat Cartoon

"HOUSE

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POLA TOTAL COSS /

MAN KOUTIEN CEAR - JUTE TILLY'S-BICKIENKODLE-LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD-MOMENT MENY

Début A.COLUMBIA PICEDIN

3 Stooges Comedy "GOOFS AND SADDLES"

ISTARE

• TO-DAY ONLY ✪

KOWLOON

SHIRLEY

TEMPLE

in

"LITTLEST

REBEL"

A 20th C. Fox Picture

To-morrow: "SALLY, IRENE & MARY"

• SHOWS

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L30 - 5 20

720-930

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NOTE SPECIAL TIMES: At 2.30. 5.00. 7.30 & 9.45 P.M. RETURN SHOWING BY POPULAR DEMAND !

You Waited 3 Years for It!

It's hero at last ...the truly great picture M-G-M spent a fortune to make from Poarl Buck's Pulitzer Prize Novel Thrills, drama beyond compare! 2,000 in cast!

THE

GOOD ARTH

Starring

LEINE

MUNI-RAINER

Walter CONNO

Tilly LOS AN

CHARLEY ORAPEW: FUS11 RALPH Based upon the novel !+ Pearl 8. Buck + Adaptedir. Donald

Directe

datkom Fritz Mare Bidney Prankin

TO-MORROW & FRIDAY

THE TOP LAUGH SHOW OF THE SEASON! Joan Blondell and Molvyn Douglas in "THERE'S ALWAYS A WOMAN”

A Columbia Comedy-Hit !

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

THE DOG SHOW Appeal for Support By Mr. Cyril Champkin

A talks on the forthcoming dog how to be held at St. John's Place opposite the Helena May Insitute on March 10, was given at the Z.D.W. Studio by Mr. Cyril Champkin last magist.

that Mr. Champkin sold

a dog alow had been held in Hongkong about 20 years ago, and now he honed it would be an annual event.

The show will be governed by the rules of the Kennel Club, Shanghai, while the proceeds will be donated to the local Society for the Proven- tion of Cruelty to Animals.

Silver cups will be given as prizes to the winner in every class, while ribbons

w112 certificates

be asset awarded to others,

There were 380 recognised dog shows held in the United Kingdom every year, sald Mr. Champkin, and there was no reason why this show should not be success it every dog lover entered their dogs, as well as their cats, in the show.

The Governor has consented to be a patron of the show.

Mr. Champkin concluded by re- minding intending entrants to apply for entry forms the secretary, at No. 85 Stock Exchange Building, and to return them before the clas Ing date, March ".

SALT FISH STOLEN Men Enter Store After Breaking Lock

Three men, Lam Ping, 49, Li On, 42, and Hon Yung 50, were charged before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Central Magistracy yesterday with store-breaking at No. 16, Taze Mi West Point, on Monday, and Alles stealing 600 cattles of salt fish worth $10.

Detective-Sergeant R. Macvey said that L+5[7] Wan seen carrying quantity of the fish in the street, and when questioned as to where he got it from, and the second defendant. On their information, more of the stolen fish was recovered from a house at Third Street, West Point, where the third man was found, tre defendants got into the store by breaking a lock.

Lam and Ron were each sentenced to four weeks' hard labour, white . who had a previous conviction, wice sentenced to six weeks hard labour. Climbed Down Drain-Pipe

was ear-old man, Chan Sang,

D.

before Mr. H. A. Forrest at the

Central Magistracy yesterday with the theft of 36 pieces of clothing, two pillow slips, a table | knife, a pair of ivory chopsticks and live chicken. from No. 143 Gloucester Road, third floor, on Monday,

Worship, DA viewing the which was brought into properly Court as exhibits, remarked that de- fendant seems to have had a mixed bug.'

Lance-Sergeant Weare- said that the property was worth $24. Chan into gained entry

the house by climbing down a drain-pipe from the roof.

Defendant, who had previous 'con- victions, was sentenced to six werka" hard fabour, and was revommended for banishment,

Theft from Dockyard

A fine of S6, or three weeks hard labour, was imposed on Wong Yu an employee of the Talkoo Dockyard, by Mr. R. A. D. Forrest at the Cen- trai Magistracy yesterday, for theft of a quantity of serup brass valued at $5 from the Dockyard on Monday. The brass was discovered On Wong's person when he was searched on leaving the Dockyarri.

GLENROY RECEPTION New Vessel Viewed By Local Shippers

Members of the local shipping and business

last community evening attended a reception aboard the new Glen line ship Clenroy, which arriv- ed here on Monday on her muiden voyage from England.

A sister-ship to the Glencarn, which arrived here late in January, the Glenroy is the second of a fleet of eight passenger-cargo liners to be placed on the Far East-England run of the Glen Line. The ship has a speed of 18 knots on normal schedule,

On the way out the ship, created a record at Singapore for the speed with which the electric winches handled the cargo.

Accommodation on the Glenroy is similar to that of the Glenearn, Twelve passengers are carried in well appointed suites. There is a cocktall bar and a modern lounge.

Oncers aboard the ship include Captain W. A. Turner, Chlef Ometr A. L. Howard and Chief Engineer G. Beavan.

LATE NEWS

HONGKONG ELECTRIC DIVIDEND, BONUS

Report of Board of Directors of Hongkong Electric Company disclose balance at credit of proût and loss account on December 31 was $2,409,- 133.

They recommend final dividend of $1.50 share, bonus of 75 cents per share on 000,000 shares, Jubilee year banus of 343,976 to stað.

U.S. Re-armament

March 1, 1939.

ISOLATIONISTS ALHAMBRA

START ATTACK

Violent Opposition To Arms Bill In U.S. Senate

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.

VIOLENT OPPOSITION to the Air Force and Army Re-Armament Bill was voiced by Senator Worth Clark, when the debate on the Bill was continued in the Senate to-day.

Senator Clark stated that the United States was in no danger, and denounced the "hysteria" in which the Bill had been drafted.

He added: "It has taken just; 20 years for these racketeers over in Europe to drum up another war. Every sort of

14-Year-Old Son

trickery will be used to inveigle To Support Father

us into it."

Senator Borah expressed similar! sentiments, and called the Dill "Just! a lot of butt and Eterism."

He added that military experts had

proposed planes which it was told him that the 3,300 new more- purchase were more than the army

Can

WH

to

New York, Feb. 28. Count Ludwig Salen, former hus- band of Millicent Rogers Balcolm, has filed an application with the Supreme Court for $30,000 allowance froin the estate of his 14 year-old son. Peter Alfed Contentin Maria Salm.

The Count said that he had lost all This property when Germany seized Austria, ami be applied for an allow- ance under the principle of the inw Twelvel that a wealthy child must support his Ludlow desditule parent.-United_ Prišs.

Act!

WAR REFERENDUM Another devchopraent in the debate

by the

proposal Fulationist to revive amendment to the cutrality calling for a nation-wide referandum betorn war was declared.

Scanter La Follette, a supperter i, the proposal, said that the amendment would be a "nal check against secret diplomacy that may decoy us into a foreign war, declaring that was what happen before América enterra the Great War.

LANGUAGE DICTATORS

UNDERSTAND

Support for the Bill we expressed by Senator Lec, who described the "only language dietators under- stand."

The question of French aeroplane 1 901132 was debated purchasers length.

Senator Nye expressed the bellet that the United States should aban- don for ever the sale of ammunition abroad

Army Air Crash In Georgia

Macon, Georgia, Feb. 20. One army Bier was killed. while another parachuted to safety to earth when an acroplane developed engine trouble and crashed near here to- | day.

was Joseph Rosenthal killed when the parachute failed to

Sergeant

open.

Lieutenant Norman Llewellyn landel with his parachute and

ninor hruises. stated only uited Press.

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WHEN THREE GENTLEMEN PREFER THE SAME BLONDE IT SPELLS COMEDY, ROMANCE & HILARITY I

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MORRIS

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BOGART

HERBERT

JOHNNIE DAYIR - PERRY SINGLETON - Directed by Eaxby Berkaley - & Warane Bros. Pictura.

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were

Navy In East

The Hague. Feb. 28.

are we going on arining the work- perhaps against ourselves?" he asked, and added: "Japanese planes which destroyed the Panay

bombs American petrol, and their

M. Welter, the Colonial Minister. were made from American melaf."

Senator William Borah entered the declared in the Lower Chamber to- debate with the allegation that the day that the Government was reckon- United States sold war material tong on the necessity of a further in- erease in the East Indies Fleet, plana Germany for years, and it only for which were ready if the inter-

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de- colour.. He mandingg

suggested that this wis strange form of neutrality,

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Swiss Newspaper Attacks On Nazis

The Demeer.t. Senators Barkley ! and Lev, defended the sale of plants to France as perfectly proper.

"Every

Sokl

the planc

to democracies means one less needed for Amerien," declared Senator Lee. !

Berne, Feb 28, adding: "If they had the strength! comparable with Germany's there German and Halian Ministers, inter- would have been no Munich and no viewing the Swiss Foreign Minister destruction of Czecho-Slovakia."-to-cluy, demanded that the Swist Reuter.

press modify its attitude towards the Lamis Powers,

This was a requel to the expulsion

A eat burgler who gained entrance of three Swiss correspondents from

to No. 34 the feak in the early hours Italy -Renter.

of this morning, was disturbed whitst examining the contents of a wardrobe

in one of the bedrooms. The intru- Mr. V. II. C. Jarrett has reported der made a hurried exit from a win- the loss of his automalle pistol to the dow opening onto a canopy. The police. The weapon was lost from only luss reported is a liver-backed his pocket either at Tuimoshan or In comb.

Chater Rond, he reported.

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FRIDAY SATURDAY

BREEN BREAKING the ICE

RADIO

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CHARLIE RUGGLES

DOLORES COSTELLO ROBERT BARRAT DOROTHY PETERSON BILLY OILARRY CHARLIE MUZIAY the World's Youngast and

Ice Skater

IRENE DARE

A report was made to the Police

by Cheung Tim, 47, who said the Over $160 in money and clothing men entered by climbing a drain- was stolen by three armed men who pipe and through a window on the entered an unnumbered house at verandak. Two of the robbers had Chung Yuen Village, Sheung Shul, revolvers, while one man had a mask

lover his face. The mon left in the early hours of yesterday mor-house about 30 minutes after

ning.

robbery.

thé

the

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