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RADIO

0.00 p.m.-Indian Programme. 6.45 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quot

tions....

Gerald

6.47. p.m.-Dance Music by

Moore (Piano) and Hĩa Rhythm. Fox-Trot With An My Heart (from │› film "Her Master's' Voler"); Quick- Step-Taggin' Along With You.... Gerald. Moore (Piano solo), Slow Fox-Trol-Just- Remember:

Quick-Step My Gal Mezzanine.5).Į Gerry Moore (Piano solo). Fox-Trole-TI-PITIO;

and

Always "Mannequin").

Always (from film ....Gerry Moore & his Rhythm. Blow Fox-Trot-When Two Love-Ench

Other: Quick-Step-Don't You Care What Anyone Says....Gerald Moore (Piano solo).

Slow Fox Trot I'm Building A Sail

bust Of Dreams....Gerald Moore (Piano solo). 7.15 p.m.--Vivian

Eile (Piano) and Jessie Matthews (Vocal). Dancing On The Celling; Just By

Your Example (both from "Ever green")....Jessic

Matthews with Orchestra,

"The Town Talks"-Plano Medley

(Ellis).... Vivian Ellis,

When You've Got A Little Springtinte

In Your Heart (from film "Ever- green"-Harry

Woods) Matthews with Orchestra.

Jessie

"On Your Toes"-Piano Medley-In- tro: On Your Toes: The Heart Is Quicker Than The Eye (Hart & Rodgers)....Vivian Elts.

7.35 p.m.-Light Orchestral.

Hall Vienna-Putpourri (Dosta}); "Viktoria And Her Hussar"--Selec- tion (Abraham): "Manon"-Fan- tasia (Massenet.

Tavan).... Marek Weber & his Orchestra. 8.00 p.m.-London Relay-The News. 8.15 p.m.-London Relay War Com.

montary.

arr.

8.25 p.m.-London Relay -"Listening

Post". Examination of Points In Daily German Propaganda, 8.30 p.m.-Programme Summary. 8.32 p.m.-A Kötélbay Programme.

Sunbeams and Butterflies: In The Moonlight....The London Palladium Orchestra.

The Vision Of Fuji-San.... Reginald

Foort (Organ solo).

In A Persian Market....Comedy Har-

monists with Piano

By The Blue Hawaiian Waters-Intro: The "Hula" Dance: The "Kanaka" Lover Apocars: The Song of the "Hula" Girl; Dance Of The Be trothal Ceremony....Reginald Foort (Organ).

Sanctuary Of The Heart....The Lon-

don Palladium Orchestra, 'Aopy 'Ampstead from "Cockney Suite")....Albert Ketelbey & his

Concert Orchestra.

9.00 p.m.-Local Time Signal and An-

nouncements,

In Franch {on

9.02 p.m.-Studio-"To-night We Pro- sent". A Record Review arranged by John Abbott, 9.45.10.00 p.m.---News

Short Wave' only). 9.45 p.m.-Berlioz~'King Lear" Over. tura, Op. 4. The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Adrian Boult.

by

10.00 p.m.-London Relay-The News

and News Commentary, 10.15 p.m.-Short Piano Recital

Arthur Rubinstein, Evocacion (Albeniz): Cordoba (AI-

beniz); Navarra (Albeniz).

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10.30 p.m.-Paul Robeson (Bass)

The Boston Promenade Orchestra. Carlostro Waltz, On. 370 (Johann

Strauss)... Boston Promenade Orch The Wanderer Larc. Palmgreen): Sometimes I Feel Like A Mother- less Child: Prem (Minstrell: Man (Hughes)

Paul Robeson with

Piana. Spanish Dance In G Minor. Op 12. No. 2 (Moszkowski); Bolero In D Maior (Spanish Dance Op. 12. No. 5- Moszkowski)....The Boston Pro- menade Orchestra.

Love Song from film "Sanders of the River"-Wimperis)....Paul Robeson with Orchestra, Song

of India (from Rimsky-Korsakov):

"'Sadko" Intermezzo

(from "Cavalleria Rusticana"'~-~ Mascagni)....The Boston Orch.

11,00 p.m.-London Relay-War Cor.

respondent".

11.15 p.m.-Close down.

GRANNIE, 74, DEFIES BOMBS

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 25, 1941.

SERGEANT IN

R.A.F. POSTER

IS MISSING

A young

geant ince

portrait looks down from the hoardings in a war-time appeal, has been posted missing, His believed killed.. name is Ernest John Holland.

Me

His pointing finger gave emphasis to his message: "You con help to build 'plane."

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LOCAL SHARES

BANKS

Hong Kong Bank $1480 b.

INSURANCES

Canton Ins, $240 b.

SHIPPING

H.K. Steamboats $10.80 b. DOCKS, WHARVES, GODOWNS, ETC.

H.K. and K. Wharves $971⁄2 b..

$99 s.

H.K. Docks $191⁄2 b., $1934 su. Providents $7.35 b.. $711⁄2 5.. $7.-

40 sa.

LANDS, HOTELS. & BLDG8. H.K, and S. Hotels $4.15 b. $4.-

30 S

H.K. Lands $30 b.

H.K. Realties $3.85 b., $4.05 s. Chinese Estates $100 b.

PUBLIC UTILITIES H.K. Tramways $17.90 b.,

50.

CRASHED AIR CREW:

11 DAYS ADRIFT

Two airmen gave their lives in an unsuccessful effort to save four other R.A.F. men drifting in a dinghy after a forced landing in the Mediter- ranean,

Three hours later the men in the boat were picked up after being at sea for eleven days.

The survivors, a pilot-officer and three sergeants, are re- cuperating in hospital

In their boat they had only one and a half pints of water, nine biscuits, 15 pieces of chewing gum. and some chocolate.

They rationed the water in two teaspoonfuls twice daily. On the ninth day they were seen by an R.A.F. flyingboat, but a destroyer sent out to rescue them was unsuccessful.

On the eleventh morning they saw on the horizon four British destroyers.

Two of the airmen on board the dinghy plunged overboard and set out on a four-mile swim. They were never seen again. Eventually the ships vanished out of sight.

It was largely due to the efforts of two Dornier aeroplanes at one time part of the Yugoslav Fleet Arm, and now

attached to an R.A.F, squadron - that they were brought to safety, for three hours later the aeroplanes sighted the $18 dinghy.

A destroyer was summoned and picked up the exhausted men.

V

Yaumati Ferries $24 b. China Lights (Old) $7.10 b. H.K, Electrics Ex. Rts. $2331⁄2 52. H.K. Electrics (New) $23 sa. H.K, Electrics Rights $12.80 b. Macao Electrics $181⁄2 sa. Telephones (Old) $24.80 b., $25

sa.

Telephones (New) $9.30 b.

INDUSTRIALS Cements $16.05 b. H.K. Ropes $10% sa.

STORES, &c. Dairy Farms $19

Sa.

b., $19.35/1⁄2

Watsons $13.60 b., $13/60 sa. Lane, Crawfords $6.30 b Wm. Powell, Ltd. $1.85 b.

MISCELLANEOUS Entertainments $6.90 b. Constructions (Old) $13⁄4 b.

LAST DAY'S SALES 30 Docks @ $191⁄21⁄2 200 Docks @ $19% 1,500 Providents @ $7.40 1,580 Hotels @ $4 100 Trams @ $18 1.000 Electrics (New) @ $23 100 Macao Elec.: @ $18 500 Telephones (Old) @ $25 500 Ropes @ $10%1⁄2

200 Dairy Farms @ $19.35 300 Dairy Farms @ $1932 350 Watsons @ $13% 700 Watsons @ $13.60

STOCK EXCHANGE CHEERFUL

"LATE ARRIVALS" CLUB

A club, exclusive as it is unique, has just been formed in the West- ern Desert. It is called "The Late Arrivals Club" and the members are a small body of fliers who have been shot down in action and have, through initiative and courage, managed to elude the enemy and gain the safety of their own lines.

The members include a D.S.O.. and many D.F.C.'s. There are one or two Free Frenchmen eligible, and at least three South Africans. Some members are doubly eligi→ ble having thwarted the enemy on more than one occasion. The "Late Arrivals" sport a badge de- signed in blue and white enamel, and consisting of a winged flying boot signifying that most mem- bers

walked of the club have back from behind the enemy lines.

HOW AN "AUSSIE" JOINED THE R.A.F.

Among the pilots operating with The London Stock Exchange continues cheerful with the mar a Fighter Squadron of Hurricanes kets again mostly firm Fair in- named after the State of Hydera vestment enquiry was evident bad is an Australian, RNA but the shortage of stock restricts Born in a small town in West- business. Gilt-edged and India ern Australia he worked as a bank loans gained, further ground while clerk in Melbourne for several drive breweries were good features, years. From childhood he was in- Camp-among nuils. Argentine rails for several years, he piloted civil among industrials and American tensely interested in flying, and Mersey-improved on local political deve aircraft in Australia. When his from lopments but Brazil bonds re-bank refused to give him a day's leave to see the finish of the flected disappointment in connec- tion with the coffee loan re in 1934, he decided literally to Mildenhall-Melbourne air race In the last raid on the area, demption tender acceptances. "hand in his cheque.

Bombs can't "Grannie" Mary bell, 74-year-old side raid heroine her home.

she

Crawled through a hole to safety from a bombed crypt; escaped from her bed when the roof of her home collapsed from a direct hit; got away from a burning rest contro,

She was evacuated to a home in the country, but returned this week to her old environment in a congested working-class area waiting for her home to be repair- ed so that she can move into it again.

The first thing she discovered was the disappearance of her bed. Someone had stolen it in her ab-

sence.av

"I must have been born under a lucky star," she said.

"The devil-that's ® Hitler may follow, mo, but he will never get mo. S BAS

Kaffirs responded well to Capel demand. Wall Street was firm Reutér.

TRADE UNIONS TO

MEET IN MOSCOW

Paying his own fare he sailed for England and early in 1936 joined the Royal Air Force. Now he records credits and debits of a different sort.net

CUT IN DUTY ON WHEAT

It is understood that the Gov- ernment of India is considering a It was officially stated in London reduction of the import duty on yesterday that arrangements aro wheat at the earliest possible now in hand for the first meeting moment, according to a Reuter between delegates of the Trades telegram from Bombay this morn- Union Congress and the All-Rus-ing. slan Central Council of Trade Un- lons, to take place in Moscow,

The representatives, will be Mr. Wolsten Croft, Chairman of the

NOTHING DOING

Issued by al Secretary, Mr. P. Allen, Mr. A. GHQ Cairo states: "Nothing of report.British "Hitler can do his worst, but Conley and Mr. H. N. Harrison.-importance to

TUC., Sir Walter Citrine, Gener A communique

he's not driving m

from home 1 Reuter,

Wireless.

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