1940-07-02 — Page 8

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

July 2, 1940.

SHOWING TO-DAY

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ONDITIONED TH

A NEW FANTASTIC SENSATION Suggested by "The brvisible Man" by

H.G.WELLS

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

They HEAR Him

They FEEL Him! But They Can' SEE HIM!

The INVISIBLE

AMAN RETURNS

NEXT CHANGE

A 20th Century Fox Picture

with SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE VINCENT PRICE - NAN GREY John SUTTON - Cetil HELLAWAY

LEA 20

dt, JET MAY

Abela Produs o RE GOLD ST

A NEW UNIVERSAL PIC FUTE

LINDA DARNELL in

"STAR DUST"

SÁCH ANY TRAN OR HAPPY VARY BUS

ORIENTAL

FLEXING

ROAD WANOKAI

TEL. 2017

LAST 4 TIMES TO DAY

YOU'LL RAVE ABOUT THIS NEW CHILD STAR! Surrounded with Hollywood's most popular person- alities in one of the finest comedies of the season.

*Nan

*Robert CUMMINGS. GREY

*GLORIA JEAN

10

THE UNDER-PUP

There's one in every family! *Berich BOND1*Virginis WEIDLER *Margaret LINDSAY*C. Aubrey SMITH *Billy GILBERT✶Äan GILLIS. Raymond WALBURN★Pa»! CAVANACH

*Samen! S. HINDS

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INSPECTOR HORNLEIGH ON HOLIDAY

GORDON HARKER and ALASTAIR SIM

Released by 20th Century-Jas

Victor McLaglen, Heather, Angel

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THRILLS I ACTION I

RIOTS!

GLAMOROUS SCENES !

BREATHLESS I-

HOW LUXURIES IN BRITAIN

HAVE

BEEN CUT DOWN

LONDON, June 6.

FROM to-day women will have to cut down a large pro portion of the luxuries of life.. And the word luxuries includes many, many things which most women in peace-time have re- garded as essentials.

By order of the Government, every side of every woman's life is to lose most of its glamour and much of its comfort in order to assist in the nation's war effort.

BEAUTY is a luxury. So cosmetics and all beauty aids will have to be made to last a long time. Permanent waves will have to be more permanent than ever, and visits to hairdressers and beauty parlours made more rarely.

no

Swoop On Nazi Funk Money'

Vast sums of Nazi money 11 Monaco, the tiny Principality Southern France, have been com

CLOTHES are essentials-¡Mr. Smith from the Immaculate mandeered by a new decree (writes but furs, underwear, silk stock-gure of peace-time day, le

Monte Carlo reporter). ings, corsets, jumpers, and many are bare of gloves. Like his wife's some time that the German leaders longer carries on umbrella; his hands

It has been common knowledge for other items will have to be re-silk stockings, these are kept for placed less frequently.

Toys, Too

pans,

tributing base

been using Monnco us: R

cils-

special occasions these days.

send money out of 11 am.Mrs. Smith goes shopping. Germany to be safely banked In She would have so liked to go "just when. Germany is defeated.

neutral countries against the day a little blonder" at the local hair-

Young Peter could state, although its

Technically Monaco is a neutral

ruler.

.

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DENNIS KING

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THURSDAY

Prince French A Universal Pisture purposes the

And for war Army. Principality comes under French martial law.

IN THE HOUSE wives, daughters, dressers-but no. and over the children must deny have done with some new toys, too-Louis, is a general in the themselves: eushions, carpets, fur-in happier days. nishings, pots, and

electrle appliances, and toys will be more

Shopping dieuit to get,

11.30 am-Me. Smith is told that MEN, TOO, will find many of their the scheme for refiting the office luxuries curtalled, but they are with all-metal furniture affected to a lesser degree than their abandoned,

has been wives or daughters,

the

1 pan--Food does not come under REASON: The Government yes- simply. For the Ministry of Food order. but Mr. Smith lutcher terday made an order restricting the say

cut

out the luxuries," Kupply of about £250,000,000 worth. 7pm. Mr. Smith, back at home, of luxury articles in order that men, uses the same old mowing-machine. machinery, and materials employed in A new one is out of the question. In thrie manufacture and distribution the house Mrs. Smith is drying her ean be used for vital war work,

The restrictions operate

own hair. No hair-drying machines for the these days. next six months, Wholesalers are to supply shops with only two-thirds, of the value they supplied before the

wan.

As prices have risen considerably -sometimes by half-the hatual volume of luxury goods sold will be

routly restricted.

The order is in addition to the restriction imposed in April on supplies of cotton, rayon, and linen

Estimates in Monte Carlo place the German holdings in property, each. investment in the State at several millen pounds.

or

At the same moment that the new decree passed into law the Monaco police swooped upon die horde of bogus "refugees" who have been acting as agents for the handing of Nazi "funk

funds." Many of them are actually German Secret Service

agents.

learn that British banks have played a large part in the coup. in co-operation with le French bank-

"But," says Mrs. Smith, "it is sur rising bow easy it is to go without all these thlogs when you try." will be widespread.

The Goveniment hope that spirit fing houses,

"SNAP' OF

goods, the retal sales of which last PLANE

year

were valued at £1,000,000,000.

How The Day Will

Work Cut

Everybody is affected by the new

COST £3

AN

HE LIKED DANGER- AND DIED

"It is just possible he was flirting with danger to see how far he could order almost every waking hour-as fined £3 at Long Ashton, Bristol, Cambridge inquest recently on his assistant matron was go." said Mr. R. F. Jones al the the new dally diary of Mr. and Mrs. for taking photographs of a son, R. M. F. Jones, an undergraduate, Smith here shows:

3.15 am. Mr. and Mrs. Smith plane flying over a West County who was found gassed in his room.

make their toilets. He shaves in the A.A. base.

He was a candidate for the natural cld mirror he has

used for years; she

sciences tripos. postpones lipstick till later in the day. assistant matron of a nursing home put himself under ether in my house She was Waverly Tanner, aged 30, "To my own knowledge he had Shaving mirrors, rouge, bath salts at York. are all on the luxury

under my own supervision," added Gunner Robert W. Hodge said he his father. "He seemed a.m.-Mr. and Mrs. Smith was on guard when he saw a woman things with

to se dress carefully these days. He no open a window of a nearby house them."

a spice of danger in longer disenrds a pull-over because and take photographs,

Girl's Evidence

7.30

he doesn't like its colour; she по The prints, it was stated, were longer wears silk stockings on all found to be photographs of the camp Andrew, of Newnham College, Cum-

occasions.

showing guns, sentries and planes,

Miss Tanner, in a letter admitting the offence, said:

8 a.m-Over breakfast they discuss] the house. She positively must have new cushions, a carpet, some lino- The low-flying acroplane seemed !cumi, and oilcloth, she says. to "They're luxuries, my

dear," her husband,

A girl friend, Elisabeth Mary

him, and when she left him he was bridge, said that he went to ten with his normal self. He had asked her

ine, as an amateur photographer, to go to a concert with him that says an opportunity not to be missed.

evening, but as she was intending to 8.30 a.m.-Mr. Smith

"My deeds were done without any work she was unable to accept the iça ves todea of being unpatriotic." catch the 8.45. A rather different

The court confiscated the tim

invitation.

Death by misadventure was the verdict..

wwwww Meat Will Be

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& Otto Kruger

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Better cooling and ventilation schemes

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