1941-05-20 — Page 15

Tuesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

May 20, 1941.

By Ernie Bushmiller

I'LL BE D'HERO

AND FLOY

HOW ABOUT

OH; YOU'RE

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WHAT

D BIG OWNER AN' PRODUCER:

DO `I

DO?

NANCY

LOOK! I'VE GOT A REAL

MOVIE MACHINE!

OH, BOY!- DAT'S SWELL MARMADUKE

WOW!.. WE CAN MAKE OUR OWN MOVIES

!

I'LL BE D' DIRECTOR AN! YOU'LL BE D' STAR [AN' I'LL

WRITE D' STORIES!

AND MARIGOLD CAN DO COMIC PARTS- ANO ...

BE MY

BUTLER-

HAND JANIE MY MAID***

AND

&

SHI

HARIRAM'S

12th Anniversary SALE

PRESENTS

THE BIGGEST VALUES

IN FINEST AMERICAN DRESS FABRICS

SHARKSKIN

PIGSKIN

DUCKSKIN

width 40"

All at $1.80 yd.

PEACOCKSKIN

40" wide

$2.80 yd.

MEN! Special Attention

HEAVY SHARKSKIN

FOR SUITS

the three different

qualities,

$3.40, $4.40 and $5.40 yd.

PRINTED.

LAMBSKIN

40" wide

$2 per yd.

PRINTED COTTON

PRINTED LINEN

PRINTED VOILES

$1.00 yd.

$1.40 & 1,80 yd.

$1.50 & 1.80 yd.

BIG CUTS

MAR-JI

Bomber And Other Funds

NOTHIN' TO DO BUT CARRY D' CAMERA AN' SUPPLY, D'FILM

A total of $1,034,007.70 Wor reached yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated by the 8. C. M. Post, Ltd, with the following donations:

Police Recreation Club (nine-

teenth donation)

Shooting Competition, Hughes

Group. Special Guard, ILK. V.D.C....

"No Boin Bet"

48

Hongkong Football Club, Rugby Section, "Soven-a-alda" Tourna inent Chantecler Restaurant Bomber

1,207.00

Box (sevenlii donation). "Skyligh19th Miny Party" Supreme Court Domb (second

donation)********

Mr and Mrs M. H Tumer

trecent donation)

Mr and Mrs A. F. Horden (in memory of the late Mr Toni

Пу

Dr and Mrs Jalin Durran (second

Banque Belge pour l'Etranger Hess Captured, European Y.M.C.A Sewing Circle, Cent-a-plane

01

2,000

00

B

Post Once Employees (third

Conationi

"Sale of Scrap" (thirteenth dona.

10

1,000

500

Gang

C.S.C.C. Buwis Motelt

"A Midiander"

50

IOU

.10

MẸ 35 G Crucia

(monUily

donation)

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ER-COULDN'T.

·I MOOCH IN AS AN EXTRA SOMETIMES

-ERNIE BRAÍVMVILLER,

BRIGANTINE LAUNCHED

ROUND THE WORLD TRII*

$40,000,

Built at a cost of about the 55-ton luxury brigantino Nuestra Senora de la Paz (Our Lady of Pence), was launched by Miss Vir- ginia T. Ildefonso in traditional manner with a bottle of champagne at the Wing On Shing shipyard, Shamshulpo, in the presence of the brigantine's captain, Lieut-Colonel Juan L. Calvo, and many friendo, yesterday.

The

craft was originally built for Sr A. Camelo, Mexican Consul in Manila, but after construction had been started, Sr Camelo decided that it was

was loo big for him, and sold it Lieut.-Col Calvo and Lleut.- Colonel A

Arnaiz, Lieut. Col. Calvo the vessel to Manila

to

will be the will be joined by

shortly

Licut-Col. Araniz

Arnaiz, and other com-.

paniona

for

trip around the world. The brigantine is said to be the only one of its kind in the Far East, and

the largest to be built in Hong- kong. Her dimensions are: Length over-all, 50 ft 10 ins; beam 15ft; and

3 draught 6 ft

She has a ins.

57-11 malamast and a 53-ft foremost above The following is a list of subscriptions deck, and will carry 15.745

Mesars Gordons, Ltd. (monthly

donation

received to date for credit of the British feet of sall. She is also equipper".

War Organisation Fund, Ilongkong with a 1941 model 55 horse-power

Grouch:

Previously acknowledged. 3701.04.43.

£100

$400; E. Lloyd Jones fmonth Chaun

and Gray Marine-Diesel engine, and has Miss M. L. Whitley (monthly). $30;

storage capacity for 400 gallons of fuel and 300 gallons of fresh water. Quarry Bay Working Party 80.50; Mr and

possible for her to travel Mrs A. Horden (instaly), $10; the making it Kowloon Club-Being part

at least 1,000 miles without stopping ceeds of Entertainment "Boy Meets Girl" for fuel or water.

$10; R. Itancock (monthly), Má; De

Designed by Mr Murray G. Peter- (monthly), $30; in Memory of T. II. son, Naval Architect, of Marblehead, Hynes--Mirs Angun and Sona, $20; în America, the brigantine is Monory of T. II. liynco-Mr and Mrs W. ship to the Don Quixite del

a sister W. C. Shewan, $10: Anonymous (month which was built in America in 1037. Mar, 1y), $5; Analysis Government LaboratoricsA slight change in the rigging is the only difference between the tivo vessela.

-April, $77. Total $102.450.03.

RFITFINE FUND

Subscribers to the L. G. U. Spitfire Fund will be pleased to hear that the Ladies Committee of the Royal Hong-

on Evening Dress Fabrics Kong Golf Club have been able to remit

HARIRAM'S

Ask for

EYELETS.

ORGANDIE

ORGANZA

PLAIN & PRINTED

COTTON & LINEN LACES

Also SILK LACES, etc.

37 Queen's Rd. C., Hongkong (5 doors past Queen's Theatre) 51-Nathan-Road, Kowloon

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Journal

of the

Hongkong Fisheries

Research Station

Edited by

Dr. G. A. C. Horklots

Now on Sale

Morning Post B

rice $3.00

Passport Photos Executed Promptly

MEE CHEUNG

PHOTOGRAPHERS

at

Building.

15, 23, Ice House Street,

Tel: 26379.

by telegraphile, transfer 4120-to cad. quarters in London,

SALVATION ARMY

Commodious -Interior

The vessel appears to be rather small from outward appearances,

The Solvation Army Headquarters but the interior is roust camminodious

gratefully acknowledge receipt of the following donations. which have been credited to the Annual Appeal for 3041: A Keller, $20: Mrs M. AL. Thomas. $10. Treviously acknowledged $4,145; Mr.

Total to dale. $4,176.

MISS JEAN

MACKIE DECORATED

IT is learned that a former Hongkong girl has been de- corated by His Majesty the King for courage and example in a bombing raid "somewhere in Britain." She is Miss Jean Mackie, daughter of Mr G. Gor- don Mackie, late of Messrs Gibb Livingston & Co. Ltd, and former Legislative Council member.

At the time of the raid Miss Mackie was the officer-in-charge of a "Wren" hostel which suffered a direct hit, killing ten girls.

Miss

Mackie, who Was very popular in Hongkong, was one of the Colony's keenest women fliers, and obtained her "A" certificate here in June, 1934. She was the first woman in the Colony to receive this certificate, and was also the first member of the Hongkong Flying Club (of which she was Secretary) to gain this distinction,

Chaplin Skit On Hitler

"The Great Dictator"

and well planned. The Chinese and Filipino crew have bunks built for- wa the saloon and dining room. In the Ward, with the main cabin for the captain amidships, adjoining which is

centre of the vessel is the kitchen on one side, and a chart room on the olher, with quarters for the first mate and other senior members of the crew.

The bowsprit is adorned with a small teak-wood Sgure of Our Lady of Peace, painted in gold, and on the transom of the is the Coat of Arms of the of Manila. She was originally bullt in an ad- joining shipyard, but was transferred to the present yard a few months ago for adjustment and completion. A radio compass and wireless tele- phony set will be installed on. the vessel in Manila.

pine Army Reserve,

Colonel Calvo, who is in the Philip- and Colonel Arnaiz, a reserve officer in the Air Force in the Philippines, were the two intrepid alrmen who flew a small planc from Manila to Madrid vin Hongkong just before the start of the Spanish civil wor. The two men have been companions on many other adventurous jaunts, but this is their most ambitious undertaking in n sca-going vessel,

Merely for. Adventure

Colonel Calvo said that the pur- pose of the trip was merely one of ndventure, but they would try to re- cover some of their expenses by selling photographs of their journey to various magazines, and he would probably write a book about the trip, which is expected to last about two years, and also to write something about his flight to Spain. He recall- ed that the cost of the flight to Spain was over 20,000 pesos. The plane, valued at 18,000 pesos, was lost in Spain, and petrol amounted to about 3,000 pesos.

The adventurers on the trip wili include Mr Rafael d'Almeida, Mr Adolf Fernandez, a newsreel photo- grapher, and n crew of two Chinese and two Filipinos.

Among those present of the launch- ing were Mr and Mrs L. R. Ildefonso, You will laugh with Chaplin when Mrs 5. Derg, Mrs J. L. d'Almelda, Mr and Mrs Z. Soldinski, Mr and

his Incomparable gentus 09

a

Mra M. Carvalho, Miss C. Ribeiro, comedian forces you to laugh. You Mr J. D'Aquino and Masters L. and

will be bewildered by the Excellent B. Ildefonso. impersonation he given of Hitler "shooling his neck off" at a m inceting of the Nazis, and finally, you will feel with him when he de- nounces dictatorship in the speech he gives towards the end of the pleture.

All the above are incorporated In "The Great Dictator", which is now showing at the Oriental Thentre, at popular prices. There is a great de- mand for seals at all performances and indications are that the picture will have a record run at this popu Iar theatre.

Salaries Taxation

Relief for Married Men With "Children?

The possibility of some relief from the Solarles Tax for married men The picture tells of the horrors of with one or two children was hinted Nazlam and how the Jewa are per- by Mr K. M. A. Barnett, Secretary to socuted by Hitler and his

storm

the War Taxation Committee, wher troopers. In the midst of it all seen by n raporter yesterday. Charlie Chaplin, with: bis barber's Mr Barholt added that the Com- shup in the Ghetto, brings a comical mitter led vlowed with favour an rellof to an DH

otherwise somewhat

What increase of allowancer for a wife and sordid story, making The Great first child, and pointed out that this Dictator one of the best-directed was not brought about by any con-

most

entertaining alms over to sideration regarding evacuation, but have been shown locally, and by the

Jack Oakle gives as good an Im-dratt

of Committee's report of personation of Mussolini as Chaplin proposals has been circulated to does of Hitler, and those two, as a member and it is understood that a leam, make, one continuous roar of meating will be held to-morrow, t

nter for the.audienos.

consider any suggested amendments.

and

cost of

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