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AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.30 P.M.

BETTE DAVIS - MIRIAM HOPKINS

THE OLD MAID GEORGE BRENT

SITE WAS Made for Love

BUT NO MAN WOULD MARRY DEN NOW! 43Vividly, unforgettably, a woosan a utered soul

la revealed. All those strange secrets she locka › la ber heart.......... mensents of rapture and of bears, Phreak... longings that no man cans fathom. Of "those has the year's finest ploture bocs wormal

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DONALD CRISP + JANK DAYAN • LOUZE FAZENDA » JAMES STYLPHENSON • PELOME COWAN WILLIAM LUNDIGAN • CECILIA LOFTUS - Directed by EDMUND COULDING

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HONGKONG. TE LEGRAPH

April 2, 1940.

Accused Of Woman's Death In Hospital

MATERNITY

DOCTOR ALHAMBRA THEATRE

SAID TO BE BOGUS

A 72-YEAR-OLD man, said to have been a labourer, was alleged at Burslem, Staffordshire, to have obtained a post as locum tenens to the resident medical officer at Stoke-on-Trent City Maternity Hospital.

Described as Andrew John Gibson, of Ullett-road, Livér- pool, he was charged with the

manslaughter of Gindys Adn

Elizabeth Higginbottam.

There were also charges of gv

false death certificates, forging death certiflentes, uttering the forged certi ñentes, and obtaining money by false. pretences.

When Gibson's name was called he sak, "My proper name is Harry Cecil Rutherford Darling"

Mr. Maurice Crump, prosecuting, | said when Gibson obtained the post- tion of locum tenena last November the represented himself to be Harry Ceell Rutherford Darling, who was, in fact, a registered medical prae- titioner practising in Sydney, Austra- Ha.

On December 20 Mrs. Higginbol- tam Was admitted tu the City Maternity Hospital.

"Serious Case"

Gibson, who was acting as realdent medical officer, told one of the sisters. that I was a serious case, but he did not appear to have made any examination.

Mrs. Higginbottam died early next. day without having seen a medical

vk all.

Mr. Crump sald after his arrest Gibson told Chief Inspector Hobson: "I was not qualified to late a death certificate," and "I knew I was not qualified. but nevertheless I have the necessary skill and knowledge."

Inspector

Thomas Sullivan, Liverpool, said he had known the prisoner since 1925 us "Arthur Jolin Gibson.'

of

He had worked as a temporary post oflice sorter, a labourer and manager of a herbalist's business.

He had known him use the name of Harry Cecil Darting and he was married in that name.

Ordered Morphis

Alderman W. H. Kent, a chemist, chairman of the health and hospital committee of Stoke City Council in September last, sald Gibson told him he was gynaecologist.

#

F.R.C.S."

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Later she helped him administer

saline.

The hearing was adjourned,

FIRST PICTURE-

ASTED AB CENSOR

of something that happened on Hamps- tead Heath."

CENSOR

English

Of "Lofty Places"

& Language

MR. A. P. HERBERT, in a re- cent broadcast, attacked the bad language of Government De- partments "and ollier lofty places."

-BY A. P. HERBERT

Mr. Herbert said that he had no quarrel with the King's Ministers about their own ulterances. The Prime Ministër, Sir John Simon, and others in their different styles were "I do not mean abuse or blasphemy,ment, and never

masters of concise and Iueld state-

waste employed, rotten, inefficient, ineffec-already told him, will say 'anticipate" but Innguage that is badly chosen or though the Prime Minister, as I have a word,

tive, unsuitable, and even dangerous when he means "expect," language," he said.

matter

F

more

"I knew him as Dr. Darling," he added. "When I first

met him he was acting as locum to Dr. Jones. also had prescription signed M.D.. Sister Jon Randell said when Mrs. Higginbottom

admitted. "Dr. Darling" ordered inorphin to be "And make no mistake, this is

They were, however, entitled to given.

The patient became worse, and he words, sometimes quite meaningless politietan, who

serious charge; bad words, muddled suspect the character and competence asked what was usually given, and words causing doubt and delay, have mind with woolly

of any department, any party, any stuffed the public she sold coramine. He ordered some just been sand in

knobbly, half- to be given.

the national machine.

baked, flabby, or slushy words.

"In this war words

In this war he thought the classic than ever. For every bomb dropped, the nasty litter of mongrel

example was "evacuation," and all for every mine exploded, millions of

expres- words have been fired across the ions which had sprung up around it and "self-evacuating ~~'evacuee," water, and some of thern have won great battles."

person," "re-evacuation," and so on.

"No doubt about it," Mr. Herbert No one who delighted in the power declared, this was a wanton and and precision of Mr. Winston Chur- chili's broadsides would say that "words don't matter." And it was "no"accident" that the same stateman, The following lights in the Hong- who in speech had scored so many kong area will be extinguished on the bull's eyes was fixed as well in the night of April 11, the next black-out, public mind as a rock in purpose and the naval authorities have advised the Hongkong Harbour Department. --Waglan Island, Tathong Point, "So, when Mr. Churchill concludes Cont

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Buckner Weds A Bankrupt Heiress

Interesting Echo Of Mail Fraud Case

a dynamo in action.

BLACK-OUT TESTS

William Buckner, the broker who say, 'My hat, all this means some Passage.

was involved in the Philippines thing after all. Moreover, this man. Normal lighting will be resumed on bond fraud case, was married to understands us,"

Miss Adelaide Moffet, heiress of

the former Federal Housing

[Administrator, Mr. James A.

Moffet, on February 8.

When the Federal Court heard of the marriage they announced they would re-examine Buckner who

claimed he is unable to meet his $2,500 Anc.

However, MIS Moffet Aled A

petition of bankruptcy two years ago.

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