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NANCY

MY MIND IS MADE UP-- I'M GOIN' RIGHT. OVER AN' TELL MR. JOLLYBEAN

DAT I'VE DECIDED TO LET

HIM ADOPT ME!

mi

BOY!--- WILL I HAVE FUN ON DAT SWELL ESTATE!

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

By

April 30, 1940. Ernie Bushmiller

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GIRLS ASK

"DATES?

Disappointed

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In

Men of Devon

SOMEWHERE IN DEVON.

ONE THOUSAND eligible young women have come to the conclusion that it's a not-so- glorious Devon.

"Where's the romance?" they demand plain- tively. "What's the matter with the young men

are they dumb?"

Because of the apparent scarcity of suitable boy friends this contingent of spinsters finds life dull these days.

1 They are on the staff of a big in-

ARTIEsurance company, and were evacuat-

SHAW. the fumous: awing bal leader ond his film

Kinr bride, Lana Turner. The Iwe met some time ago while working on M.G.M. lot.

LEAVES

PRINCESS

FORTUNE TO DUKE OF KENT

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PRINCESS LOUISË, great-aunt of the King, who was buried at Windsor, was one of the wealthiest members of the Royal Family. The bulk of her fortune will go to the Duke of Kent.

Part of the valuable collection of and provision for the "Jewellery,"not worn for years;-will-go Palace staffe

to the Duchess of Kent. There are also substantial bequests to charies

SUN-KIST

CANNED

FRUITS and VEGETABLES

Insist on Sunkist

Sale Distributors

W. R. LOXLEY

éd to South Devon town nearly four months ago.

A 19-year-old malcontent sald: "Dates with boy friends are almost unknown.

"We spend our spare time knitting furiously for the Services, throwing [becasional hen parties, and duneing

with each other in our hotels.

Weather Talks

"Most of us have forgotten the thrill of being taken out for evening."

the

Stella Thompson in blonde and frank. She said, "Even If the lomal lads were attractive, there are too How to go round."

und

CHURCHILL'S £1,000 SPY GAME

MR. CHURCHILL has invited seamen all over the world-and you if you think you can do it to hunt out German warships and give news of enemy mines.

Here is a price-list of what the Admiralty is prepared.

to pay for accurate Information about the Nazis' war at

sex:

Warships - captured

or sunk as a direct

result of the in-

formation, up to ... £1,000

Movements of enemy

war vessels Recit- rately reported, up

Mine washed ashore

and recovered, up to

21

Specially interesting

(e.g., magnetic) mine, up to...... Floats, mine-sinkers,

£5

IN LINEN- COTTON

DRILL,

ROBE'NE --

and TWILL

WHITE

and NAVY

ONLY

SLACKS

to

Position of moored..

or floating German mines, up to

£60

mine fragments, etc., if examina tion of them yields new knowledge, up' to

EG

The rewards will be paid to anybody except Service personnel, whose official duty it is to report enemy activi. ties. The amounts will be assessed by the Admiralty according to the value of the information received.

Raced Train To

Dying

Man

HERE is a thrilling story about two war heroes serving on the Home Front.

They are Special Constables Harvey and Egland, of Exeter. Their resourcefulness and pluck were revealed recently.

They were qui on patrol.

People who had crossed a bridge over the Southern Railway main line reported having heard moans.

Brunettes Cecile Jordon

Huddled on Lino. Yvonne Roberts agreed,

Harvey ran to the bridge, shore And 20-year-old Betty Scott added; his torch over the parapet, pleked with much scorn, "The only thing out In its rays o mar huddled on they can talk about is weather."

the track. danced with some of the thou- He and Egland sprinted of along sand. There was one man to about the way that led to the metals. were over 40, and married. Only 20 women-and most of the four were local residents.

men

Slightly hopeful note.—A btg drm of underwear speelallats has just Kensington transferred its head office staff to the

town. Manpower: 100.

Relics of Queen Victoria will be distributed among members of the Royal Family, including the King. and Queen,

of the

A train pulled out of Exeter Cen- trol; they heard it Kather speed, draw closer.

Down on the track they ran until their lungs seemed ready to burst.

With seconds to spare they reached the man, held him between them, pressed close against the bridge wall.

Commended

But

The train swept past them. the man, Leonard Duart Senmark, a 50-year-old garage proprietor, was the already dying.

U.S.N. OFFICER DUE

Chungking, Apr. 29. Cupi. Bradford Bartlett Some of the people to whom be-U.S.S. Tutuiln is scheduled to leave

Tuesday for quests were originally left have Chungking on already died. King George V. would United States, vla Hongkong, to take buve Inherited among other things up his new post there--United Press. injured him. one of the Princess's own paintings.

Ignorant of War

Kensington Palace is a grace and favour" residence which the

King

can give to any one he pleases, but i was the Princess's hope that the Duke of Kent and his family would live there after her death.

She died at the age of ninety-one without knowing that, for the second time in her life, Britain was at war with Germany. It was agreed that the news should be kept from her.

She

hier gas never saw

mosk, identity card or pation coupons,

Princess Louise, who was the oldest surviving child of Queen Victoria, Ilved so frugally in her ninety-eight-roomed residence at Kensington Palace that most people regarded her as a com- parailvely poor woman.

Her realdener was run by a band- ful of servants. Many rooms had not been used for years, The study of her husband, the Duke of Argyll, who died in 1814, was wrapped in dust sheets: the dining-rooms und a number of ground-floor ante-rooms

have long been locked up.

After her ninetleih birthday the Princess lived upstairs in an atmosphere of Victorian austerity.

No Lift

There was no lift in her wing of the palace; coal for the open fres in the bedrooms was carried up by hand, An old-fashioned kitchen range heated the bare corridor out- side the room in which she spent the last weeks of her life.

NEW LINE OF

| FORTIFICATIONS

A fall from the bridge had fatally

HOLLAND

BELGIUM

JUST COMPLETED"

NAGINOT LING

FRANCE

FRANCE und Germany continue to fortify their fron- tiers. This map shows the latest phases of this activity.

Work on the continuation of the Maginot Line along the Franco-Belgian frontier has now been completed,

Germany, it is learned, has started work on a defence line just south of the frontier

A second with Denmark. "Siegfried Line" is being built, also, behind the present one along the frontier with France.

OPEN' VERDICT ON

UNCLE ERIC "

Curpota, curtains and furniture dated from the beginning of century.

the

"

Princess Louise had an Income of £6,000 year from the Civil List.

An open verdict was returned at

Mr.

Erle Hler total housekeeping expenses at the Inquest recently on Kensington Palace amounted to

Fog. 37-year-old muste director of little more than half this.

In addition, she inherited a large the B.B.C.'s Empire Service. sum of money from Queen Victorin and benefited under the will of her

who left more than husband,

& CO. (CHINA) LTD. quarter of a million pounds.

Mr. Fogg "Uncle Erle"-who foll

a in front of a Tube train at Waterloo was to have been married recently,

CERNANS DUILDING

FORTIFICATIONS

SIEGFRIED LINE

GERMANY

SECOND SIEGFRIED UNDER CONSTRUCTION

ADVICE TO. NURSING MOTHERS

It is very important, doctora say, not to overtax your system immediately after the birth of a child. When you are feeding baby yourself, you should take plenty of easily digested nourish- ment.

For that reason, doctors throughout China recommend Horlicks. They have proved that Horlicks stimulates the appetite,

sound sleep promotes

and strengthens the whole system. Also Horlicks increases the supply of maternal milk and ensures the success of breast feeding.

Get Horlicks to-day from your

store,

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Harvey, in private lite a Journal-

ist, modestly told the story to the Exeter coroner recently,

In returning a verdict that Sen- mark died from his injuries, the coroner commended Harvey Egland.

SKIPPER STAYED ALONE

and

WHEN the 1,502-ton Glasgow steamer Longships broke her back cr a rock the crew put off in the ship's boats and stood by for nearly four hours

Capt. D. MacLannan stayed board alone, until a lifeboat arrived.

The story was told, when the crew of twenty-seven landed

a South Coast port.

After the lifeboat had taken them ashore, they had transferred at once to another ship.

After surviving an attack by Ger-

man

planes on Sunday, the trawier

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Dino at the

Parisian Grill

Fine Wines

Good Food

DINNER & DANCE MUSIC by

The Blue Danube Trió!

Dromio, of Hull, came in collision TO-MORROW

with the Italian steamer Valentino,

in the North Sea.

Another trawler, the Colonio, took her in tow, but after five hours' towing she sank.

Bombs All Round

Her crew of 16 landed at a North- East port last night.

used

One of them said that last Sun- day, when the trawler was returning to Hull from the fishing grounds, Nazl seaplanes dropped bombs ali round the ship and also machine-guns.

Damaged by an explosion, believed to have been caused by a mine eff the North-East Coasi, the 4,434-ton Glasgow steamer Gryfevale was low- ed Inton North-East port recently.

STOCK MARKET REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchange Official Summary issued yesterday says:

Business reported was not of vest proportions, and prices are not 100 robust, ut the spread was over a varlegated selection.

Buyers

H.K. Banks $1,500 Elank of E. Ania $21 Union Ins $400 Providents $435 Lands $30, Tealties $4.50

(Old) #2844 Totepliones (New) to Lane Crawford $0.05 Wm Powell $1 Entertaiments 37.10

Sellers

Providenis 14,40 Firetries $6542 Telephones fold) 20 Telephones (New) Ho

Balos

Docka Cum. Iti«. #21% Totein B

Lands $3434

Chinese Falates $103 Trams $1735

China Lights (Old) #7.90 Klectrics $100

Telephones (Old) 220.00

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