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SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES via Honolulu.
Nitta Maru
Kamakura Maru
Monday, 28th July Tuesday,
12th Aug.
SEATTLE & VANCOUVER (Starts from Kobe)
Hikawa Maru
Wednesday, 6th Aug. NEW YORK via Japan & Panama
SOUTH AMERICA (WEST COAST) via Hilo &
San Francisco.
*Awata Maru
Sunday,
(starts from Kobe)
27th July
BRIBERY ATTEMPT
THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 18, 1941
RADIO U.S. ARMY
AT ITS
6.00 p.m.-Indian Programme.
6.45 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-
Charged with offering Sanitary tions. Inspector C: -Spradbury a bribe
I
PEACE PEAK
of $5, and with keeping an un- 10:47 p.m.-The New Mayfair Orchestra. A Vision of Spring-Intro: Spring Licensed food factory at No. 2,
Song- That We Two Were May- Burrows Street, Wan Kau, 26, was
THE UNITED STATES, LAND Ing: A Spring Morning-Come fined $20 or three weeks' impri- Lassles and Lads-Spring's Awaken-FORCES HAVE REACHED A sonment, on the first charge, and ing--Now The Day Is Over.
PEACE-TIME PEAK OF 1,477,- $10 or 10 days on the second
090 OF WHOM 624,000 ARE charge, by Mr. H. G. Sheldon, K.C., this morning.
Accused pleaded not guilty, stating that besides not being the master of the factory, he was not acquainted with the regulations.
Inspector Spradbury testified that when he visited the premises on Monday, accused refused to reveal the name of the master. When witness visited the place yester- day, accused offered him $5 "wine. money."
Accused claimed that he gave the $5 to witness for bail.
Economic Cooperation
Erik Charell's "White Horse Inn"— SELECTIVE TRAINEES, SAID
Selection.
Love Tales--Selection of celebrated
Love Songs.
Jerome Kern Melodies-Intro: There's A Hill Beyond a Hill; Blue Eyes; Dancing Time: Look For The Stiver Lining: She didn't say Yes; Whose Baby Are you (Arr. Henry Hall),
7.15 p.m.-Student Songs,
There Is A Tavern In The Town:
MR. ROBERT PATTERSON, UNDER-SECRETARY OF WAR, AT A PRESS CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON YESTERDAY.
He added that the War Depart ment had received "substantial delivery" of the A24, A new Douglas light dive-bomber which, he declared, would "outperform Vive La Compagne-When Johnny any dive-bomber in Europe." Comes Marching Home...Harold Mr. Patterson said that follow- Williams (Vocal) with B.B.C. Maleing Wednesday's reshuffle in the Chorus with Plano.
Army High Command, which in- Riding Down From Bangor-Solomon volved 17 Major-Generals, there
Levi (Traditional). Raymond would be more changes in
Chorus with Piano.
con-
Newell (Baritone) & BB.C. Male Chorus with Piano,
formity with the War Depart John Peel (Traditional) Haroldment's policy of "assigning gen- Williams (Baritone) & B.B C. Male etals to` duties which are believ- ed they perform more effectively." Replying to questions, Mr. Patterson said that the Changes "are not closely linked" with the recent exercises-Reuter.
ECONOMIC COOPERATION 7.30 p.m.-Portuguese Programme, BETWEEN BRITAIN, THE 8.00 p.m.-London-The News. DOMINIONS AND AMERICA IS 4.15 p.m.-London-War Commentary. 6.23 p.m.-London-Listening Post" STEADILY DEVELOPING.
Examination of Points in Daily Ger The Secretary for Overseas man Propaganda, Trade, Mr. Harcourt Johnstone,
tish Government and, no doubt, the Dominions Governments, also look to it becoming closer still.
Song
told the Commons yesterday he 8.30 p.m.-Programme Summary. was glad to be able to make this 18.32 p.m.-Compositions of Eric Coates. Bri- Springtime Suite Fresh Morning statement, and added the
[Pastoralel! Noonday (Romance): Dance In the Twilight (Valse)....Light Symphony Orches- tra cond by Coates, Because 1 Me You So.... Huber!
Eisdell (Tenor) with Piano. London Again Suite-Langham Pince: Oxford Street....The London Palla- dium Orchestra cond. by Richard Crean.
As one example he pointed to the fact that the Wheat Advisory Committee was now meeting in Washington under the chairman- ship of the British delegate. Reuter.
A. T.A.
DONATIONS
A. Tobacco
ac-
Bird Songs
At Eventide... Georges Talpine (Violin) with Grand Organ of the Gaumont Palace, 9.00 p.m.-Local Time Signal and An-
nouncements,
0.02 p.m.-An
Requests.
Hour of Classical
BRITISH POLICY IN ICELAND
"THERE WILL BE NO WHOLESALE EXODUS OF BRI- TISH TROOPS FROM ICELAND AT PRESENT," LORD HALIFAX, AMBASSADOR ΤΟ BRITISH THE UNITED STATES, TOLD THE PRESS IN LOS ANGELES LAST NIGHT.
He added: "The British troops in French (on will only move out in the propor- tion to which the U.S. sends its soldiers to Iceland, and how long will take I cannot the process say."
10.00 p.m.-London-The News & Nows
Commentary.
10.16 p.m.-Dance Music with Variety. of His- 11.00 p.m.-London-Makors
tory". Talk on Marshal Chiang Kai
11.15 p.m.-Close down.
Shek
The Hong Kong Anti-Tubercu-9.46.10.00 p.m.-News
Short Wave only). losis Association gratefully knowledges the following dona- tions and subscriptions;
Vaswani Sotk
Bros. Kanyang Co. $500 Union Insurance Society of Canton $500; Hong Kong Tramways Ltd, $500: Jardine Mathe son and Co., Ltd, $500; Ho Wing $200; Cheng Chik Chee $200; Nam Ho Cham- ber of Commerce $100; Lee Iu Cheung $100: Chau Cheuk Fan $50; Acme Chinese Circle of Haŵall US$20; Miss Constance Lam US$10; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Djung $20; Keen Sang Brick Works $20; John F Grose 35; C. Gra- ham Anderson $5: W. R Johnson 35: Tong Lub Tat $5; and Rey Bro. Almar $5.
ANTI-CHOLERA REGULATIONS
Three Chinese appeared before Mr. H. C. Macnamara at Kowloon
with this morning charged breach of the Anti-Cholera Re- gulations.
£1
Lee Mui, 19, who said she was a widow. was fined $15, or twe weeks' hard labour for selling "Leung Fun"; Wong Pin, 35, was fined $25, or one month for mak- ing meat pies, while Wong Kai, 22, was fined $10 for making sponge cakes.
The Tag Day organised by The China Defence League to raise funds for the International Peace Hospitals in China, which are entirely dependent for funds and medical supplies by contributions. from abroad, is to take place
to-morrow.
At the City Hall, Lord Halifax told Mayor Bowron that United States 'planes were helping to win the war. - Reuter.
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