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Saturday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

July 22, 1999,

VACATION OR NOT

NOPE! IT ISN'T LIVE BAIT. HE'S A SQUIRMER!

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GIRLS

President Federico Laredo Bru of Cubs, who ordered the Ger- man Iner St. Louis to start back for Germany with its 917 Ger- man-Jewish refugees abroad. He backed his order with a threat to tow the ship outside territorial waters with a yunboat

AT OXFORD WANT PASSES

OXFORD.

WHEN Oxford's first undergraduate Parliament met

recently, women students tabled a Bill to free them- selves from restrictions.

It was passed without a volca being raised against it. Among other things, the bill laid down that:-

"Women undergraduates be free to return to college any night up to 12 o'clock without special permission, and without | having to state where they are going.

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DRINKS AT PARTIES

"Women undergraduates be allowed to invite men visitors Into their rooms any day between 1 p.m. and the beginning of Hall dinner, and into the common rooms until 10 p.m, without |spécial permission;

"Women undergraduates be allowed to provide alcoholic drinks at mixed parties in college..

"Women's college dramatic socie

"Women graduates be allowed

to live in unlicensed lodgings un-tles be allowed to invite men to take der the same conditions as men part in their productions, and that. women undergraduates be allowed to graduates;

toke part in the productions of the men's colleges,"

Man Pays £50 To Find His Cairn Dog

MR. I. A. TULLOCK, visitor to London, has just paid £50 to lind his four-years-old brindled Cairn dog, Robbie, which escaped.

Mr. Tullock, who lives in the Shetland Isles, brought the dog with him to London-the first time it had left the island. While he was in France for a few days, the dog escaped from a house in Malvern-road, Kilburn, where a friend was looking after it.

When Mr. Tullock returned and found Rebbie was lost, he put the job of finding it into; the hands of a big advertising agency.

They advertised, had bills stuck up, even mude sandwichmen help in the search,

That cost Mr. Tullock £25. He offered a reward of £25, too.

And he succeeded,

£25 FOR BARMAN Robbie strayed. through the streets, and eventually walked into a public- house in Wembley, where the head barma!, Bir. Hinton, took care of him.

He saw one of the advertisements, 'told the agency, and a car was sent for Robbie together with the cheque

for £25.

Later Mr. Tullock went away ngain. Robbie went with him.

OF COURSE, IT'S

NICE, BUT

"HUMILIATING"

Miss Brenda Gimson, of St. Hugh's who moved the Bill, asked:

"Why are we allowed into the men's colleges between 1 and 7 p.m., and yet are unable to invite them

AWAY

with Beetles & Cockroaches

KEATINGS

Sprinkle Keatings at higno în all cornees and crevices and sweep them up in the Morning DEAD, I love

no after-small.

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KEATING'S

BEETLES,MOTHS

KILLS FLEAS tren Boys

back to our colleges except under the BUT IT MUST BE KEATING'S most humiliating conditions?

She said that the women would Use niso like to see the type of student who came to Oxford for a good time eliminated.

SOS Father Races

Home

MR. A. H. Dixon, of Highbury-

avenue, Thornton Heath, Surrey, for whom an SOS was sent out a few hours before his twelve-year-old daughter died in Mr.Mayday Hospital, Thornton Heath, was found yesterday at Lynton, Devon, writes a Home- side reporter.

A spaniol owned by Wilfred Stacey, of Orts-road, Reading (Borks), always car- ried her handbag when the went shopping, until one day it trotted back without it, she Fold Reading magistrate ro- cently,

A woman accused of steal- ing the bag was acquitted, the magistrates deciding it was a case of mistaken identity.

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He Immediately began the rach home, where he arrived lost night,

Mr. Dixon, who was on a motoring tour of Devon with als nineteen- Fyear-old son, had been sought by rond scouts since his daughter died five days ago.

Yesterday afternoon his wife re celved a telegram: "Coming home at once. Jusi seen newɛ. Cheer up. | Albert."

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