1939-08-16 — Page 3

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

August 16, 1939.

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After long service as Italian Ambassador to London, Count Dino Grandi, above, was recently recalled in Rome to the post of Minister of Justice.

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Photographer To Sail With Duke PASSING through Singapore by Im- perial Airways flying-boat recent- ly on his way to London with Mr. Monte Luke, one of the best-known Sydney portrait photographers,

He would not ay why he was go in, but sadel he would be returning to Australia in the Strathair about the saddle of September.

The Duke of Kent, who is to take, up the Governor-Generalship of the Commonwealth, win together with the Duchess of Kent, he travelling on? the same ship.

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"BOILS

WITH RAGE"

Adjourns Case "To Think It Over Calmly"

MR. CLAUD MULLINS said during a child neglect case at South-Western Police Court recently: "I feel so boiling with rage I must adjourn the case to think it over calmly. I am in no position to be judicial."

Richard and Elizabeth Seymour, described as of Dawlish- street, Lambeth, were charged with neglecting their goven children to such an extent as to cause unnecessary suffering. It was stated that the child-; Mr. Mullins: Leave the Almighty ren's ages ranged from 13 to a out. He would blush for shame to sec year.

were

The rooms in which they Hving were foul. The children ragged and dirty, but were not hungry.

The husband said he was onl of work for a long time, but contended that the children were tended as well as possible.

Mrs. Seymour said their rooms were in a condemned house.

alt this.

"Hidcous"

Later, when the husband and wife were brought before the court again, after the adjojurnment, Mr. Mullins said: "I didn't give judgment before! because I was very angry at the evi- dence I heard, and time for reflection was desirable.

"I hope this case will receive wide publicity, for

for the public ought to hear how appalling ervelty can be inflicted Mr. Muillas: Did you want to have on young children by the very fact all these children?

that they are brought into the world in conditions like these.

Mrs. Seymour: It is my misfoy-

tume.

Mr. Mullinst 4 will remember How many did you want?

Mrs. Seymour: The ailotted me must.

Were the parents really to blame for these hideous conditions? Ir that, these defendants had had three

or

four children all might have heen well, but they have been overwhelm- Almighty jed. The ages of the children are 13, j8, 6, 5, 3, 2, and 1, and it is possible

there are several to come.

Helmet Bandits Take Last Ride

|HREE members of a steel-helmet car bandit gang recently Tments of the sume months, when they were

driven in a Black Marin from the Old Bailey to serve sentences of imprisonment and detention at Borstal.

William Hunt, aged 23, steel erector, of Shepherd's Bush, W. Peter Joseph. aged 19, and his brother, Geoffrey, age

Lightning Hits B.B.C.

Station

"Blasphemy"

"I asked the mother If she wanted this succession of children, and she proceeded to attribute these births to God.

"Until society realises the blus- phemy of the widespread attitude to such births as these, suen conditions coanot be prevented.

"I have not heard of any attempt by the public assistance authorities or others to teach birth control to these people. Society and religious opinion are mainly to blame, in my opinion, for these horrors.

"The defendants are Very Jow | grade, but I don't think either of them -129, of Carlton-vale, Kilburn, has done anything positive to harm NW: and Charles Ralph Narthese children. They failed to respond vidge. aged 29, a motor driver, them to one month's imprisonment to repeated warnings, so I sentence pleaded guilty to offences follow-each, which gives the authorities as ing raids on a post office and a much payer to protect these children jeweller's shop and to stealing and as a sentence of six months." receiving cars and wounding a de- tective.

Sentence on Hunt was postponed Paints

B.B.C. National trans-until

text sessions. Norvidge was

Tmitter at Droitwich was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment Flowers In

Joseph to 15 months; and

struck by lightning recently and Peter Joseph was sent to Borstal for closed down for an hour.

years.

There were further short For months Flying Squad fleers

were trying to catch a large black;

Billingsgate

breakdowns in the Daventry avon car which was seen in districts AN artist who can see beauty in

empty

Billingsgate itves in a top

at

Twelve of his watercolours, all de-

| programme later. The announcer

where robberies took place. apologised for both breakdowns. Detective tracked the car down to But he doesn't paint ash; he paints a few yards from the famous market, The National programme had a garage in Richinond, Surrey,

and towers. been transferred to Daventry. kept watch on it from an

The show "Up with the Curtain" house.

As the police closed in the four had just started when the first break- down

AA occtarred.

was me attempted to escape. broadcast on the Regional programme the Auxillary Fire Service was in the soon after.

There was almost an hour's silence, car, to be during which only the London Nation-attacked.

apology

al transmitter carried The National programme.

A steel helmet of the type issued

to

used by

the driver

lightful little studies of flowers, were exhibited recently in a room ad-

Street, EC., more commonly known joining the garden of the church of St. Magnus the Martyr, Lower Thames

the Fishmongers' Church. The watercolours were the bright spot in a larger exhibition of historical treasures. treasures.

Te

As

The lightning brought down the tinue from the old Daventry 5XX basket aerial line which connects two transmitter until repairs are made to of the 700ft. mosts, Valves in the the Droitwich apparatus. It is likely station were blown out.

thal reception will be a little weaker The National programine will con-'from Daventry.

*Cutting Comment On School Uniforms

PRAISE for the Headmaster of Repton, who has announced the abolition of the school uniform of tail coat and striped trousers, is given in a recent issue of the "Tailor and Cutter."

The writer remarks: "It is admitted that on the quiet the

one!

This unknown artist is a Billings- gate caretaker. Mr. E. J. Catton, of St. Dunstan's , a narrow turning off the market. He nels os house- keeper to several drms with offices in ably building in St. Dunstan's Hilt.

"It's just a hobby of mine," Mr. Catton raid.

"The war ruined any ambition as an artist. I had to take up house-keep- ing instead of commercial art."

Don't let him see us, Mother. John's just come in

with a woman

John walked out

in a fury. Honestly. child, if you don't do something about your nerves and tiredness your marriage will be

wrecked

MOTHERS

ARE OFTEN PEACEMAKERS

Mother and daughter are lunching together in town, when they see the daughter's husband in the same restaurant, but not alone'...

Please, Mary, calm yourself. You're so Jumpy and strung up these days, I'm sure its nothing

John's stopped loving me. I know he has. Oh, I wish this tiredness of ming didn't show in my

face

Mary took Horlicks regularly every night and soon all her tired- ness and nerves' had disappeared. She felt

so much stronger inside herself.

MOTHER HAS AN IDEA

I wish you'd come tonight, doctor....Yes, doctor...before. ten o'clock.. goodbye,doctor

SIX WEEKS LATER

Do you feel worn out, depressed and nervy?

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THAT EVENING

Oh, John, Mary's rather upset. She saw you at lunch today...

It's this wretched tiredness, doctor,

even in the mornings. It tells on

my looks

Well, what of it? it was the Boss's daughter, if she must know.

Ok! I'm fed up with

·Mary's nerves and

tears, I'll have dinner out

somewhere

From what you tell me, your trouble is Night Starvation, Mrs. Parker, You see, even during the night you go on using up energy in heartbeats, breathing and other automatic actions. In | your case this has led to an excess of acid waste products in the blood, causing you to wake tired, feel and book run-down,'nervy, depressed. Now, recent tests in one of our great London hospitals Have proved that Horlicks is what people need

for this. Start tonight"..

Darling, I could never love any woman but you. You're so full of life

Do you even wake tired?

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boys put on mackintoshes, even during hot summer days, to hide The famous natural mineral water their tail coats-when venturing beyond the school gates. They themselves agree that fellows look terrible guys walking over the Derbyshire moors in black-and-

stripes.

"Boys are sensitive creatures about appearance. One shudders to

thanks

what generations of schoolboys have suffered through wearing conspicuous. unrelated and antique gurb. A ten-i dency exists in public schools

to

Clan Chief's Castle Task

banish these clothes conventions but THIRTY years ago a young

the process is uncommonly "slow."

THIS TIE BUSINESS

Here are some of the writer's com-

ments:

Scotsman born in America determined that one day he would rebuild the ruined ances- tral castle of his clan.

Blue Cont: "There would be some excuse for retention If the costume

Now he is doing it. were picturesque and historie, like MacNell

Two years ago, Robert Lister, 45th the Blue Cont boys' uniform.

of Barra, bought thei Eton: "We must admit that

Hebrides island of that name on formal kit worn at Eton, Westminster he crossed the Atlantic and, assisted the which the castle stands. Last year, but not as a uniform. But this several months clearing away the and other schools looks well in itself by his wife and local labour, spent white tie business at Eton and black debris. elsewhere should be deleted."

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Winchester: There is a tradition) Recently he arrived at Southamp

stylish batting at Winchesterton in the liner President Harding. I which is a good thing; but their sur- with his wife and young son lan, for torial tradition is not so good. another few months of work on the

"The scholars wear gowns and the taste he has set himself. commoners ordinary suits. During the week they all don straw hats.

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