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KING'S

TO-DAY ONLY

tear ut a delightful

leap yes romance........ perfectly played to the hilarious to by two morty young stars)

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

HE WAS A DOCTOR

WITHOUT PRACTICE Tin.

making love..

SHE MADE HIM SPECI

Coretta YOUNG MILLÄND

The Doctor Takes a Wife

A

GARDINER PATRICK OWENN'METAXA

TO-MORROW "

A 20th Century

Fox PicturO

A plain cans of heari trouble with cone eshing complicators!

COLUMBIA

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

OUR BOY FRIENDS ARE DRAFTED

Stop rail shipments to Japan

PICKET JAPANESE-Two Seattle University lassies carry this sign, as they pickot a Japanese ship at Seattle. They and a group of other pickets, resent sending iron to the Nipponese that may be returned in the form of bullets.

END THE RAINS CAME"

Myrna

LOY

Tyrone. POWER

George BRENT

QUEEN'S THEATRE

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• SHOWING TO-DAY ●

ADDED!

LATEST BRitish news (como & hear the King's Speech).

THE MOST FAMOUS CHRISTMAS STORY EVER WRITTEN !

LATEST

MCM NEWS

CHARLES DICKENS

with

Reginald Owen

Osan Lockhark. Kathleen Lockhart

Terry Kilburn - Barry Mackay Lynne Carvar

Korean Play by Hugo Bullar Directed by Edwin L. Marin Produced by Jeseph L. Mani)swica

CHRISTMAS CAROL

Meum Gjoklu yn Hayes metered

FRIDAY

AM YOUR GODI OBEY MY WILL OR DIE!”.

DCYCLOPS

Albert Dekker-Pardus Login » Thomas Caley - Charles Halton - Vider Killen

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SE bumans shrunk {dering to light for

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TOM BROWN PEGGY MORAN

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OF

EXTRALITY

December 17, 1940-

Hongkong To See Timely News Film

Showings To-day

A new film which comes at a particularly opportune time is to be shown at the Queen's Theatre to- day; it reveals what comparatively le damage has been caused to London by the constant Nazi air

The Nazis do all they can to sug gest that London is in ruins, and the Inet tint news cameramen have

concentrated chiefly on pletorialleing the damage which has been caused, Jas served to provide nlight loss. of perspective. Undoubtedly London ans suffered, but this outhentie new! serves to remind that relation the damage to the

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to the Wat is insignificant.

Sapire's

In addition the atm contains other interesting shots, and concludes with moving record of the King's speech from Buckingham Palace during an air rald. The speech was heard in dongkong, but its effect and impres- Ireness is heightened on the screen

the use of background material. While the King speaks the camera

cords the courage and suffering of Je cammon folk whom he praised, The whole thing leaves a very mov- in impression.

Frozen Danube Hinders Nazis

River Traffic Stopped LONDON, Dec, 16 (Reuter). The main route for the supply of Rumanían petrol and other

Monks Back In commodities to Germany will be

England

Carmelite monks have return-

closed, probably until March, owing to the presence of ice in the Danube.

After China War Says ed to Kent after 400 years il-Organisation has ordered the suspen

Mr Wang Chung-hui

TIPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

from Mount Carmel,

The River Navigation Control

sion of all navigation on the river as

from to-day, says a Belgrade message to London newspapers.

All Yugo-Slav Danube steamers are being withdrawn and will tle up for the winter, and it is expected that | other Danubian countries will follow

suit in the next few days.

sence. Members of the frater nity have established themselves in houses at Faversham, and CHUNGKING, Dec. 16 (UP)-Sittingbourne.

Reluxeca Mr Wang Chung-hui, China's | Foreign Minister, in a speechssed in grotesque capes of striped here to-day, said that victory brown and white, first came to Kent

with

Sl: chard Gray when he re- against Japanese aggression

ternet from leading the Crusaders tu would mark the end of extra-Palestine 700 yours ago.

Ilo bullt them a house at Ayles-dustrial sections on the Stock Ex- LONDON, Dec. 16 (Reuter).---In- territoriality.

change were lacking, otherwise con- dons were chcerful,

He said that Anglo-Saxon and Soviet support for the Chinese resistance is steadily increasing, and therefore China should do her utmost to bring the struggle to a successful and early con- clusion.

He

of

cited the statementy Itoosevelt. Suniner Welles and

Cordy where. # few years later, they

full Order and bulit

stablished several priories.

They were driven out at the Dis- solution and scattered over the Con- tent. Hitler's hordes have driven

back.

UK. WILL BID

FOR US. SHIPS

Churchill expressing their willingness WASHINGTON, Dec, 10 (Reuter). to abolish extra-territoriality at theThe United States Maritime Com conclusion of the Sino-Japanese war. mission has announced that 24 lies- jup merebant ships will be offered for

sale on January 7.

ITALIANS HARD made by the British Purchasing Com-

PRESSED

FROM PAGE ONE

It is experted that a bid will be

mission.

The ship to be sold range from some which are just under 8,000 tons to the 23,000-tons George Washington which Was formerly vessel.

STOCK EXCHANGE|

Gilt-edged Indian Ioans, Egyptian, Portuguese and Greek bonds register- ed fuller gains.

Olls continued in favour though Ettle profit taking occasionally re- duard carlier advances.

Kamra, after early local support. nished a little irregular.

Home Industriala were generally quiet.

Wall Street was quietly irregular,

Postponed Soccer

Match To-day

PLAYING their Third Division League soccer match postponed trom Saturday, the Royal Air Force incet Germanine 35th R.A. at Chatham Road thin

afternoon.

The terms of the safe provide.for. others abondoned and damaged the transfer of the ships to foreign

Stray mules and dogs were prowling

flags provided that this is done with

round a dump of ammunition and In six month. stores.

Near Nibeiwa, the party enme neross another camp holding at least 7,000 or 8,000 Italfan prisoners, sit- ting in groups, laughing and smoking.

Captain

the Hurley described Italians as well-fed, clothed and shod, contrasting with the Libyans,

THE ENGLISH WAY

Belgium Feels Pinch Of Food Shortage

Des.

16 (Router).---- Brussels salute

LONDON, German soldiers in Belgian reserve officers returning from prison camps but do not salute Italian air force officers, according to the Free Belgian news agency.

The agency also reports that food chops in Belgium have closed owing Evacuee children dropped flowers to a shortage of supplies and it is on the coffin when a twenty-two-believed that the local authorities will year-old German airman was buried have to undertake the distribution of with full military honours by the primary foodstuffs. RAF. in North Lincolnshire recently, Although Belgian prisoners of war A wreath from R.A.F. officers lay on are now being released, their return the head of the coffin.

|Is taking a long time.

4 SHOWS

DARY

2.30-8.15

7.15-030

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ORIENTAL

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LAST 4 TIMES TO-DAY”

· HEROIC MOUNTIES (WHO ALWAYS «GET THEIR, MAN.! They mean punishment to lawless men,' protection to dafénielcis woman, those scarlet-clad sentinels of the wilderness bravo a thousand dangers to get their man. CANADA'S FEARLESS MOUNTIES SWING INTO ACTION!

Heart

of

The first great opla

of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police...In TECHNICOLOR

the North

Prosonied by WARNER-BRÖS. - Dhoni by LEWIS SEILER ́à Barum Play by Lae Kair and Vasana Barugh ↑ Massé i v Nové ho průšam. Byen Murary 2 A. This Baconit Pesaro

TO-MORROW AND THURSDAY

PAROLE FIXER

Based on J. EDGAR HOOVER'S "Parsons in Hiding":

MATINEES: 20c. 306. *** EVENINGS: 20c. 30c. 50c, 706.

European "Y" To Meet Pay Corps At Billiards

European Y.M.C.A. will hold a Dil- llards Social this evening at 7.30 pm. The programme will consist of a match

f six--skle of 100 points up against the Royal Army Corps. This will be fol-

by a novelty lawed

competition amongst members.

The YMCA, team to meet the Pay Corps will be selected from the fol

C. T. Terzan, R. Goldman, L. Sykes, C. T. Champelovier, C. Eager. 1, G. Stokes, C. H. de Cozier and II. Kemp,

No Boxing Day Games

London, Dec. 16. Complying with the Government's request not to take war workers from their jobs for more than a day during the holidays, the Football Association han cancelled Its Boxing Day pro- gramme.-Reuter.

University Gymnastics

The first annual gymnastic and drili display by members of the Hoogkong University Union will be given at the Eu Tong-sen Gymnastum on Saturday at 9 pm.

|-AUSTRALIAN

WAR

LOAN

Sydney, Dec. 10,

The £20,000,000 war loan launched at the end of November is certain to be fully subscribed, the Common- wealth Trausurer, Mr A. S, Faddon, announced "to-day-Reuter,

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GOLD-MINE RAIDERS MEET HOPALONG FIGHTING...

ONE MILE UNDER GROUNDI

dows stable tubet gitar Ak

Clarence E. Mulford's

"BAR 20 JUSTICE

THURSDAY

in

JANE WITHERS

i Framunt Fiber, best

WILLIAM BOYD RUSSELL HAYDIN=GWIN GAZİ

GEORGE HAYES Harryja Pizdation

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DAILY AT 2,30, 5.15, 7:20,88.30.P.M. MATINKES —–204, 30%, 40%. EVENINGS MIDL. 30%, BIL, VOL, BOL

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

MAISIE, THE EXPLOSIVE BLONDE, 15. BACK I Laugh-teamed with dashing Franchot ... in new thrills

FRANCHOT

with the "slouthing Sloanos"!

TONE-SOTHERN

FAST and FURIOUS

Les

JOHN MILJAN

Ruth HUSSEY BOWMAN "ALLY DELS - MARRY BETH HUGHES

JOBLYN Produced by Pradarick Stephon

THURSDAY

RKO Radio Picture

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William Powell, Jean Arthur - În

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• TO-DAY

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A Sensational DramaTM Replete With Thrills !

Who is

THE

MAN

WHO

DARED

WHY DID HIS BOLDNESS MAKET

NATION GASP?

WHY IS ALL AMERICA CHEERING HIM?

kid by CRANE WILBUR › Screen Play by Les Kotz • From an Original-

Lucita Hubbard » A First Hoft Picture «Presented by WARNER BRÓS,

FRIDAY & SATURDAY The Season's Most Thrilling Hit-Drama ! GEORGE RAFT - JOAN BENNETT - WALTER PIDGEON “THE HOUSE ACROSS THE BAY": A United Artists Pictura

America's Defence Costs

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (UP) -Congress authorised $13.- 106,227,930,68. in commitments and direct appropriations for

LATE NEWS national defence during the current session, which set a peace-

time spending record, according to an official tabulation of the House Appropriations Committee...

Chairman Edward T. Taylor] Navy: Cush, $2,711,002,625.34;- said total commitments for all Contract** Authority,* $025,445,812 purposes amounted to $23,185,-toin $3,537,138,137,34: 740,835.15. Of this amount, Civil agencies (for defence): Cash, $16.020,627,477.15 was direct $580,644,648; Contract Authority, cash, $4.086,191,800 in contract $187,200,000; total $770,044,048,- authorisations, and $2,148,921,1 addition, Congress Indirectly 208 payable from trust fund re- committed the government to an-- ceipts and not from general other $4,530,000,000, the estimated funds...

total cost of the two-ocean navy which the United States has started The defence appropriations were to build. This amount was not in- listed as follows:

cluded. In the figures since it repre- Army: Cash, $5,813,008,743.24; sents an eventual sum which must Contract --Authority, $2,070,138,307; be paid by subsequent Congresses if total $9,792,145,143.24.

the programme la carried through

Printed and Published for the Proprietors by FREDERICK FERIT FRANKLIN, at I and: 3, Wyndham Street in the City of Victoria, Hongkong,

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