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WEDDING

Mr. L. A. Gibson And Miss J. S. Faulds

A colourful Scottish wed- ding was solemnised at the Church Hongkong Union yesterday afternoon when Mr. Lachlan Alexander Gib- son and Miss Jean Scott Faulds were united.

Switzerland Communist Party Wiped Out

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ZURICH, Nov. 2 (UP)-The war has affected the National Council election results, which were published to-day.

No important changes occur- red, however, all parties agree THE Rev. K. MacKenzie Dowing that the maintenance of officiated and Mr. G. E. Swiss democracy, freedom and Longyear was at the organ. independence be the main issue. The bride, who only recently of 187 eats, the Liberal Demo- arrived from Scotland, brought erats obtained 50, against 48 previous

held. the white heather which, together y

The Social Democrats obtained 45 with white coamos, composer her

Dissident Soclat against 50. The bouquet. She is the eldest daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Faulds of Brisbane Street, Greenock, and is very well-known in the West of Scotland musical circles, being a teacher of singing and plano, and also a member of the internation- ally famous Glasgow Orpheus Choir..

Democrats, a new Party, won four seats. Catholle Conservativen gained

November 3, 1939.

THINKS HE IS MASTER "Freedom" Station Castigates Hitler

LONDON, Nov. 2 (Reuter), The anti-Nazi "Freedom" radio! atation is still broadcasting re- gularly every night, despite at- tempts to jam it.

very dis

On Wednesday night the station re- viewed some of the main new, Bay- ing that the Nazis were appointed with M. Molotoff's speech, nd the non-fulfilment of the hopes of Russian support.

concerned The Nazis were also

reshuftte of the Italian about the Cabinet and Italy's decision to re- muin neutral.

The announcer referred to the world-wide support for the Allied cause, and added: "Here in Germany 44 against 42. Formern Artercoms, we suffer hardships, and arrest is 21, were unchanged. Duttweileree daily occurrence, even in the army. "Hitler thinks he is master. Yes- Intependents against 7.

The Communists lost their only terday he got Folund, to-day he wants England, and to-morrow he two seats.

The Communists lost out complete-wili cast eyes towards India. ly, while the National Front, which She wore a slim fitting gown ofis influenced by Nazi ideology, re-

fused to participate. ivory patterned satin cloque, with heart-shaped neckline, long tight sleeves and full train. Her long veit had satin ivy leaves appliqued in the corners and was held in place by a hand-made satin coronet. She also wore white American shoes.

The bridegroom, who is ship draughtsman of the Taikon Dockyard, Is the only son of the late Mr. A. Gibson of Gibson, and of Mrs. Craiglee, Newark Street, Greecock.

Mian Ina MeC. Cunningham, of Taikoo, was the bridesmaid, and wore a dress of powder blue moire taffeta, with peach coloured trim- mings. The sleeves were short and skirt full. Her headdress of blue and peach coloured flowers matched her posy.

The matron-of-honour was Mrs.

As a result of the elections, the Government parties will, in future, have 115 seats, while the Left oppost-1 tion, not represented in the Federal Council, will have 30 seats.

The Liberal Conservatives obtained six seats, while the Free Democrats now have 6 as against 7 formerly.

Gandhi Talks With

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"Il methods of achieving his ends are the same as years ago-ruthless propaganda and falar promises, but other nations in the world now ap- preciate Nazism for a true value.

Abdication Demand LONDON, Nov. 2 (Reuter).--The German "Freedom" station broadcast again to-night and said that there was not one family in Germany which wanted continublion of the war,

"Hier must clear a way to peace. If he really loved Germany as he has have ro often claimed, he would

abfented tong ago.

"If he will not resign in time, the overthrow of the Nazi regime must

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NEW DELHI, Nov. 2 (Reuter).— against their Mahatma Gandhi to-day had a fur-announcer. ther meeting with the President of the Muslin Lengue.

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After the customary toasts had been honoured in the Jacobean Room of the Hongkong Hotel, the couple left for Repulse Bay, where the honeymoon is to be spent, Mrs. Gibson wearing duck-egg blue two- plece suit of georgette marocain, with touches of shell-pink. Her side-halo int was also of duck-cag blue, and her kid shoes, gloves and bag were to match.

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