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STUDIOS!

GOODNESS!- CHAIRS

FOR EVERYBODY

Wednesday,

WASN'T IT THOUGHTFUL OF SLUGGO

YES--- HE'S VERY NICE FOR A BIG MOVIE PRODUCER!

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

HES SO

UNSELFISH- HE GOT CHAIRS FOR EVERYONE BUT HIMSELF

May 21, 1941,

By Ernie Bushmiller

HE'S TOPS!

MR. SLUGGO

PRODUCER DIRECTER

AND STAR

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Two Women Vanish At The Yard

Scotland Yard is trying to solve a mystery in its midsi. The problem is: What happened to two young women who en- tered the building and then vánished?

During a recent air raid the women hailed a taxi at Victoria Station and told the driver to take them to Scotland Yard. When they arrived they ordered -the driver to wait, appeared to speak to the policeman on duty at the main gates, and walked across the quadrangle towards the entrance.

The driver wafted for over an hour and then, inquired about his' passen- gers. The building was searched. but no trace of the two women was found.

Scotland

Forms which visitors to Yard are required to it tr were checked, but there was no record of the women's anyone answering to descriptions.

The officers on duly at the tim 1zure

ave submitted reports. There ap- pears to be no doubt that the women entered, but how they got out is not known. Since the air raids begun mly one entrance and exit has been in ust.

Noted Chinese

Painting

May Be Shown Here

A rare Chinese masterpiece of art, the "Ha San Yeuk Yue To" (Summer Rain and the Moun- tains), painted by Kue Yeen, an artistmonk who lived about 930 A.D., has been acquired by local collector. Mr Li Lul-ngam. Mr Li was formerly a faculty member of the National Sun Yat-sen University in Canton, and is widely known for his -poetry.

The picture has for many years been in a private collection in Kwel Un, Kwangsi. It is in the shape of

a scroll 16 feet long by one and

half feet wide. In the Ming Dynasty,

.it

PRIZE WINNER—“Hold Everything" is one of the prize winners in a flash photography contest, hold in Chicago, sponsored by "Popular Photography" magazino and flash equipment manufacturers. Clark C. Will of San, Diogo. Cal., took the picture.

Hemingway Says U.S.

Soon Entering

Entering War

"Many signs point to America's being in the war quite soon," declared Ernest Hemingway, the novelist and correspon- „dent for “P.M,"_when_ke_returned_to_Manila_from_Hongkong. after a tour of the China war fronts. He declined, however, to hazard a guess as to the probable date.

Questioned on the subject of

U.S. convoys across the Atlan

was the property or two distie Lo Great Britain, he replied: CHANGED

Linguished scholars, and if

urries a seat of a premier of the

"If you send things you must

anne Dynasty, Seals of Ching see that they get there." Dynasty nobilities are also affixed thereon.

It is learned that a public showing of this famous work of art is being arranged for the near future.

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Mr Hemingway said that porter in these days could hardly! take down notes.

"He has to keep everything he sees and tears in his head to escape censorship."

WILL 18 TIMES

He spent a week in Manila before Eighteen times in the last going to Singapore to join his wife, nine years Miss Louisa Ger- Mariba Gellhorn, who is also touring trude Boothby Heathcote the Far East as special writer for the changed her mind and altered

her will. Letters From Sons

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The novelist was handed two She died in September, aged letters by the airport manuger al Cavite. They were from his two 85, leaving £109,354. Her will, sons by a former marriage. His face dated March 1932, has 18 codi- Bghted up in a broad grin, and he cils.

turned to a reporter: This one is She left £1,600, furniture, and an from my 11-year-old boy, in Key annuity of £300 to Alice Graham, West, Florida, Listen to what be her lady's maid, with an additional £200 a year if still in her service. To Gordon Stewart, chauffeur, she left £150 and £400 a year.

says:

ling

Dear Papa?

The rooster is get meaner every day. Day before yesterday he spurred me. He hit me In a vein and It spouted blood all over. But it is fine now."

Two Years' Wages

to

The other Hemingway boy, 9, More annuities, from £50 wrote that he had just seen a parade £120, go to some other, servants. of the American Legion and that it Others receive one and two years' was exciting. He asked Papu if he wages euch,

had been over the Burnn Road and Miss Heathcote lived at Friday said it must be qulle exelling there Hill House, Chingford, Essex, and

Norfolk-street, Parklane, W.

100,

Papa,"

I think he writes better than She had also a country house at Hemingway sakt, Touring Clevehurst, Stoke Poges. Bucking- with laughter.

hamshire.

Record For Captive Herring's Longevity

The fact that the Carnegie Aquarium-at Edinburgh Zoo- logical Park holds the world record for the longevity of captive herring was commented upon by Mr Matthew C. Thomson, the curator of the aquarium, when addressing the Zoological Park Luncheon Club recently.

lot of herring have been in the tank "Just before the war," said for two years and three months."

Mr Thomson said that while the Mr Thomson, "the Germans herring was a most abundant fish, it claimed the world's record for was one of the most dellente that keeping herring for 14 days in an inland aquarium, yet at that time I had kept herring for ten months.

The first time I kept horring they lived from six to eight weeks," but

swam the sen.

When Out Of Water From experience, Mr Thomson unid he knew that herring taken from the water for at least two or three acconds and which breathed outside ale never revived.

The

as a result of observation ta that herring had one or two senior

occasion I was able to keep a second lot for ter months, and the,

removed from its body, it would only.

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Sufferings

Of 194 British Seamen

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British seamen-194 of them-freed from an Italian prison camp in Somaliland by a British mobile unit, told recently of their sufferings aboard à Nazi "hellship."

The men, underfed, bearded and clothed in, rags, had been members of the crews of ships sunk by a German Indian Ocean raider which flew at various times the Japanese, Dutch and British flags and used a Japanese name,

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Some of the Britons were kept| under decks for six weeks, but! "Tea was dry brend and a toa- four women and two children spoonful of Jarn. Three times

week we bad were given separate accommo-wise we get cocoa.

synthetic tea-other- dation, and were well treated. "Somethines we were so hungry some of the German crew, taking pity on us, would share their rations.

The women and children were put aboard a Norwegian vessel, but the raider eventually seized a Jugo-Slav vessel to which it transferred the other captives.

The Jugo-Shy ship was manned by a prize crew, and guards with machine-guns were placed on the bridge.

Vessel's Crew Held On November 23 the captives were landed on a lonely part of the Ita- Tian Somaliland coast.

There were 197 Britons at that time, twenty other Europeans-most- ly French-sixty-seven indian sea- men and three Chinese.

Altogether the British stamen

twenty-eight days spent Jugu-Slay vessel. This vessel's crew were also held prisoner.

When we were landed the com- mander of a small Italian military outpost transferred us by lorry to Mogadiscio.

"You can guess at the conditions for no fewer than ninety-seven of us, weakened by the hardships and neglect in the raider and the prize ship. were taken to hospital with dysentery and other illnesses. Three) Britons died there."

R.A.F. USING RAY TELESCOPE

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AMERICANS ARE PARDONED

King Victorio Emmanuel of Italy on board the

Most of them slept in the hold a cargo of wet salt, with a tar- paulin as their only protection.

on a

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OBJECTOR IN

U. S. ARMY

Jose Di Donato, brother of Pietro,

ray telescope, according to the Cuna- has pardoned George Ehret, formerly who wrote "Christ in Concrete." was This of New York, and Miss Grace Gun-inducted into the U.S. Army recently, dian Commercial Aviation." device picks up the infra red radia-ther long-time American resident of although he had registered as a con- tions given off by any hot object (in Florence, who were convicted last scientious objector. He, Pietro and this instance plane engine) at night November of illegal dealings in three other brothers pledged at their

thirsty that we had to seramble out or in the daytime. Infra red rays foreign exchange, reports Associated mother's deathbed nine years ago in the middle of the night to collect pass freely through the haze and

Press Mr Ehret was given a seven-that they would never take up arms. rainwater. Breakfast was generally smoke, to reach the sensitive instru-

thin gruel or cocon Bour, dinner was ment, but any fog, except a very thin year term and Miss Gunther six Jose will be assigned to a non-com-

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