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TO-DAY'S WIRELESS
PROGRAMME
BROADCAST BY Z.B.W.
ON 355 METRES
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933,
CONTINENTAL LETTER
Fresh Taxation in France, Frango American Co-operation, Royal wedding dissolved. International -Radio Conference. King Carcl again. Bechstein factory in bankruptcy.
11 to 11.30 a.m-Stock and ex- PARIS
change quotations, weather re- port, etc.
11.30 a.m.-Chineso recorded pro-
gramme.
12.30 p.m.-European programme of
Victor records.
Paris, February 22. Increased Taxation. The wave of indignation' against the tax increases as demanded by tho Government is mounting steadi- ly throughout Franer and is result ing in a deluge of letters and telo 1.30 p.m.-Rugby Press
selected London and New York grams of protests being sent to the stock quotations, etc... p.m.-Close down.
1 p.m.-Local time and weather
report
nows,
3 to 8 p.m.-European programme,
5 to 5.30 p.m.--
Band and Orchestral Music. (a)" The Orange and the Black," (6) Old Nassau" (arr. We ver),
members of the Cabinet and the de puties of the Chamber as well as in numerous local strikes by shop- keepers, and civil servants who are to be the chief-victims of the Cabinet's policy for increasing the
Indications are thus dc- revenue. cumulating that France is in the throes of a profound crisis, the effects of which it is at the moment impossible to gauge, though it is, generally taken for granted that
lying in the second half of February under a fairly deep cover of snow. The accompanying storm caused a good deal of havoc ut sen. Not far from the Northern coast of Spain the coastal, stehmer Pena Castiglia sank with her crow of 14. The Pro- vince of Asturias also reports heavy snowstorms which caused a number of railway trains to be held up en route.
MONTE CARLO
Monte Carlo, February 21, Royal Wedding Dissolved. A decree finally dissolving the marriage between Hereditary Prin- 005 Charlotte, the daughter of Prince Louis II of Monaco, and Prince Pierre Comte de Polignac,
staying in her villa in the capital although its shatters are down:
Mystery still surrounds the actual happenings at the recent encounter between the troops and the workers who held the railway shops bere some days ago. According to sonte reports, the death roll in the fight ing when the troop stormed the railway-shops, far exceed the anum her officially published, one foreign obsorver stating that in the dark of the night the military buried as many as 120 workmen who had been killed in that fighting. BERLIN
Trade Unions Association which dustrialists are strongly advised to took place here during the past two cope with the situation by the in- days, was attended by representa troduction of shorter working hours tives from Denmark, France, Bel- because such a step was "highly im- gium, Czechoslovakia, and Germany.portant from a social as well as The 40-hours working week was tho from an ecomonic point of view. main item on the agenda. A schome For the same reneon the employers was devised which will be sub roquested to engage new factory mitted at an early date to the hands instead of having their men
work over-time. Secialist internationale,
Bechstein Bankrupt.
Italy's Foreign Policy,
It is stated on good authority that The world-famous piano-factory Premier Mussolini will in the course of Bechstein today filed a petition of this week appear before Parlia for bankruptcy due to the gradualment in order to personally deliver exhaustion of its foreign markets his interpretation of the Hirtenberg and the diminution of the purchas-affair. In the course of his speech ing power at home. During the lhat Il Duca is expected to make an 2 years the balance-shoets showed important declaration regarding an aggregate loss of over 2,500,000 Italy's foreign policy in general and Marks. Though it was possible to also on her relations with France cover the bulk of this amount by and the latter's Allies, the Little drawing on the reserves, the posi- Entente, especially in respect to the tion has now become untenable. agreement for very close co-open- Negotiations are proceeding with the tion recently signed by the
Powers. hope of refloating the company.
ROME
Berlin, February. 22. Hillar and Marxisin. The breaking up of the election meeting of the Clerical Center Party at Krefeld last night is strongly de nounced by Chancellor Hitler in a manifesto he issued to-day to all members of the National Socialist Party He declares that the act was perpetrated by provocative clements posing as National Socia lists and enjoins all party members
Rome, February 21. to refrain from such actions, 1 further-
Shorter Working Houre. must insist upon the strictest discipline and st efforts are being concentrated upon Italy is going to show the way more, recall the fact that all qur
gazette. Prince Charlotte renounces when h speaker of the Center Partying hours na a remedy for unemploy. University Band.-20353.
all her claims to the throne in in the course of the election cam-ment, Secretary General Oliveto of Aloha Sunset Land" (Kavelo). Franco-American Co-operation.
her son Prince Rainer who paign takes issue with us I will my- the Association of Italian Indus (Boldi).
trialists announced to-day in a cir- "Chanson Bohemienne
The Petit Parisien believes that is ten year old. A Regency Coun- soll reply to such attacks.". Salon Orchestra.- -Victor
cular letter sent to the members Tuesday's interview between Preci for the w heir to the throne 20536.
of the nasociation on behalf of the "The Back Home Troop (Sou-sident-olcet Roosevelt and French was at the same time appointed by
Minister of Corporations. The in- Ambassador M. Paul Claudel must the present sovereign. Į be regarded as an event of incal- culable consequence" in view of the fact that Mr. Roosevelt voiced the opinion that the United States could not forego the advice and co- operation of France, especially at the present state of the world situa- tion
"The Princeton Football Med
ley" (arr: Weaver).-Princeton the days of the Daladier Govern was published to-day in the official heating down Marxism. If and in the promotion of shorter work that altogether 900 guns of various
En).
The National Game" (Sousa). -Sousa's Band-19741.
Ball" Selection "Masked
(Verdi, arr. Creators)-Crea- tore's Band-30000. 5.30 to 6 p.m.-A relay of the 1st three items of the Gilbert and Sullivan Concert arranged by Mrs. Snowden-Jones and Mrs. N. Mathieson from the Helena May Institute by courtesy of the Committee
6 to 6.58 p.m.-
Vocal
Variety. Trio-"Sweet Georgia Brown. Vocal Trio San "The Pickens
Sisters.-44023.
ment are numbered,
The paper daims that all problems of international polities; including the World Economic Con- ference, the defence of the gold standard, disarmament, and the Far-Eastern Confiet were touched upon in the course of the New York interview, adding that there was practically no limit to the scope of which Mr. Roosevelt appears to be the Franco-American co-operation anxious to restore.
Aeroplanes Over Austria, Fox Trot-Cupid's Holiday." Waltz-Poor Little. Gigolette."
The Echo de Paris continues to -Cole McElroy's Spanish Ball-day its disclosures regarding the room Orchestra.-22850
alleged sale of 31 military airplanes Chorus-Gems from "Blackbirds by Italy to Hungary and claims that
of 1028."-Warren Mills and his
the Quay d'Orsay "is hsembling Blue Serenade 15 -35862.
material on this subject prepara Chorus-"St. Louis Blues."-
Warren Mills and his Bluetory to diplomatic action in com- mon with the Little Entente in Rome and Budapest, The paper Vocal Duet If I Had a Girl stresses the fact that, although the
Like You."
planes overflew Austrian territory. Vocal Duct-"Keep Your Skirts the Austrian Government must be Down Mary Ann." Aileen regarded as entirely blameless i Stanley and Billy Murray.—this affair as the planes are stated 10706.
to bave flown at an altitude of 6,000 meters so that they could not be or heard by the Austrian officials.
Serenaders.-35962.
Fox Trot" Round My Heart." Fox Trot-"'I Want to Go
Home."Coon-Sanders' Orches
tra.-22972.
Song" By the Fireside." Song" Goodnight, My Love."
Donald Novis (Tenor).-2020. Fox Trot-"Downhearted." Fox Trot My Mom."-Georga
Gleen and his Music.-22967. Song Taught Me How to Play
the Second Fiddle."
Song" I'm K Specialist." --
Frank Crumit.-2839.
6.50 to 7.15 p.m.-" Quartette in F
Major" (Dvorak, Op. 10) Budapest String Quartette.-- 9009/9071.
1st Movement-Allegro ma non
troppo,
2nd Movement-Lento.
Ord Movement-Molto
(Scherzo).
vivace
4th Movement-Vivace ma pen
troppo (Finale).
7.15 p.m.-Closing local stock quota- tions, selected London and New York stock quotations, etc. 7.30 to 8 p.m. -----
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KING'S THEATRE COMMENCING SUNDAY, 5TH MARCH
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BRUSSELS
Brussels, February 22. Cabinet Gains Majority. The de Broqueville Cabinet, which, after having recently suffer- ed a defeat in the Chamber, resign- ed, but whose resignation was not accepted by the King, has faced the Chamber once more and this time secured a majority with 94 votes for the Government and 21 against it, only one deputy abstaining.
Radio Conference..*
A conference of the International Radio Associations held here has drawn up a plan for the re-distribu- tion of the wavelengths of the various radio stations throughout Europe. The plan will be subunitted to the various interested Govern- ments for approval and be dealt with at the forthcoming Radio Con- ference to be held in Lucerne in May, next.
BUCHAREST
Bucharest, February 21. Carol Not Abdicating,
In an interview with representa- tives of the press King Carol de clared that he was not thinking of Fantaug abdicating, quoting the French saving"J'y sui, j'y reste." Referring to the recent troubles with the railway and other workers, The last week of February saw the King attributed them to incite the spell of wintry weather whichment by foreign Bolshevists. had swept over the larger part of
Heavy Snow Storms.
Northern and Central Europe, ex- Contrary to press reports, Madame tend towards the South, causing the Lupescu, the King's mistress, has usual spectacle of Southern France i not left the country but is still
HAVE YOU HEARD THESE?
Here are lists of long-wave and short-wave stations which should be picked up by anyone
in Hong Kong who has a mode- rately good set suitable for re- calving such signals. Success in ploking up these stations also dependa very largely upon far- ourable atmospheric conditions. Readers are invited to add to this list should they succeed in picking up any station not in cluded in either of these lists.
LONG-WAVE STATIONS.
Wave length
Call Bign
Kiko- cle
KZLE. 1,153
(Metres) Station
960 Manila 277 Shanghai K.8.M.S. 1,088 345 Tokyo 3.0.A.E. 870 353 Hiroshima J.O.F.K. 880 355 Hong Kong Z.B.W. 810 357.1 Bombay
301 Sapporo 366 Keijo 370 Nagoya 370.4 Calcutta
V.U.B. 840 J.O.LK, 880 J.O.D.K. 890 J.0.0.K) 818 V.U.O..
800.9 700 390 Sendai· J.O.E.K. 770
380 - Kumamoto · J.0.G.X.
395 Dairen
400 Oaks
410 Canton
480. Manila
J.Q.A.K. *.780 J.Ó.B.X. C.M.B.. K.Z.R.M. 625
750 729
SHORT WAVE STATIONS.
STATION
CALL SION
KILO
CYCLES
TIMM (HONG KONG)
OF WORKING
4,484 Mon, Wed, & Fri., 6 p.m. & 2 x‚m 4,000 0-10 p.m.
6,000 Tues, Thurs., Sat., 8 p.m. 0.896 Bunday midnight
87.65 60.12
Dopintz (Germany)
A.F.K Khabarovsk (Russia) RA.97.
$0.7
Nenenw
A.G.J.
5,201 | Not regular
Mosco
E.F.N.
་
49.
Bome
Perth
1.M.A 6.4.G.
41.3
Bingapore
$8.8
Kootwijk (Holland)
87.
25.2
31:55
26.5
Bangkok (diam)
Sydney Melbourne
Bakazoctady
V.S.I.A.B P.C.L
POL
7,145 Dally 6.80 p.m. & 11 p.m. 7,810 Not regular 7,780
HIS.A.P.J. 8,108 2.3.L. 3.LO. JAAR. 9,530
Eindhoven (Holland) P.C.J.
Sydney
Nairobi (Kenya)
Tues
Not regal 5
O FOR AL
9,508 Not
9 p.m.--1 x.m.
2,620 FT 8 am, Eat. 8 a.m. & 10a.m.
9,590 Not regular
9,677 Midnight daily
11,020 Midnight. dailyA 11,761 7.80 p. & 2.. daily, gicopt
Saturday and Sunday
$1.48
CONAN DOYLE'S
$1.20
1.F.C.
El.
Master Detective
Sydney
..
$7.8. 26.48
31.48
Bandeng Chelmsford (England) 6.8.W.
2.M.E. P.L B
10,528 Not reguler
KLXK.
12,240
Nightly
28.85 Boliementedy
W.3.1.0.
BA
(Holland)
P.O.L
CLIVE BROOK
P.L.F.
H8.1.PJ
10.9
MIRIAM JORDAN:
·18.3.
Kosmik (Holland)'
P.C.K
P.LE
18.74
ERNEST TORRENCE-
$13.98
[P.LG.
12,650 4m, Wed, Fri., Sat."
16,102 | Dally 8.30 pm, to midnight
18,804 Dally 7p.m.
17,280 || Daily § pint to midnight
17,781 Sundays 7 pm & midnight
18404 Bach item con
10:30 DAY 680 7 p.m. 19861 Day B
WOIK. 21,540 Not regular
„be made for !!
Forty Hours Week, The session of the executive committee of the International
THE CHEAPSIDE PIANO COY.
行琴
PIANO AND ORGAN MAKERS, TUNERS AND REPAIRERS,
DEALERS IN EVERYTHING MUSIC,
348, Lockhart Road, Wanchai, Tel. 28803.
How KALZANA
T
acts---
Your body is built up of millions of living cells, the vital part of which is dependent upon Calcium for its Health. Any shortage of Calcium weakens the whole constitution and causes disturbances in the functions of the internal organs, resulting in undue pains and excessive loss. Kalzana con tains the extra calcium needed. to overcome Calcium-deficiency. the root of your trouble and so, in a natural way, will quickly bring you back to real, carefree health again.
Kelzang 12 of great value in the treatment of menorrhagia and dysmenorhorn (undue loss, and paint).
-writes too well-known medical paper "Medical Press and Circular.”
KALZANA soothes Irritable Nerves
"Nervo-calls in order to function property, mul have their calciuma wates a well-known physman. Many cases of "obstinate nerve, trouble can be traced to a lack of this all-important mineral. It may
by moodiness in children. ability in women, fatigue în It may show itself in any number
such a lack of appelle, WAYN sleeplessness or headaches at the bottom of it.
By taking Kalzana you will correct By calcioni shortage in the nerve cells. Your nerves will become healthy again and all symptoms. weakness will be roofed out.
Export of Arms.. According to Agenzia di buma, the investigation of the consign monts of arms sent through Aus- trian territory by the Governments of the Little Entente to Yugoslavia in the years from 1923 to 1932 shows calibres, 150,000 rifles, more than 1,000,000 shells, 1,000 machine-guna, and huge quantities of explosives and bombs have so been sent. The whole occupied some 2,000 railway The consignments were wagons. specially numerous and large during the years from 1929 to 1031.
BELGRADE
Belgrade, February 21. Land Confiscation, The Yugoslav Government is, ne- cording to serious political. and financial circles, contemplating drastic measures of interference in private property in the shape of a bill proposing the confiscation of one fourth of all afforestated land in private possessions.
NEW
·DANCE
ORCHESTRATIONS
Just Arrived
CALL EARLY AT:
TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY,
9, Ice House Street, Hong Kong.
Telephone 24648.
"I suffered unnecessary
pains since I was 15"
Weakness due to Lack of Calcium
Kelzang will quickly overcome all kinds of weakness due to lack of calcium such as --
General Debility
Kalzana strengthens the cells of nerves, bones and blood and has a remark- able tonic effect on your health.
Weak Teeth
Weak, decaying teeth are simply undernourished teeth. They lack calcium, the food that makes the. teeth strong and healthy, Weak teeth are a constant cause of pain and trouble Moreover, they mar the beauty of your face. Start taking Kalzana, the Cal- cium food, and make your teeth strong and white again.
Signs of Old Age
Kalyana lowers high blood pressure, strengthens the heart-muscle and sumu- lates the action of the internal organs,
1 of SĂNĂTOC
FORMAMINT.
"Kalzana tablets are a boon to such
girls
as myself who suffer a great deal of pain at certain periods. I have suffered these unnecessary pains since I was fifteen years of age, as a matter of course. Kalzana has done for me all it claims to do and I only wish I had heard of the preparation before."
Miss M.A.-L.
Why suffer these periodic complaints and irregularities? They can so easily be overcome. For they mean that your body lacks sufficient calcium and simply by taking Kalzana, the Calcium food, this
"
into your system will be brought necessary element you will very soon enjoy undisturbed health. Being a food, "Kalzana absolutely harmless and is frequently prescribed by leading physicians.
Of all Chemists
Kalzana
THE CALCIUM FOOD
The opinion of well-known
medical papers about KALZANA:
"The Pharmaceutical Journal
of New Zic and," Jan. 1930. “Kairana has been used with very.
"The British Journal of Tuberculosis," April 1929.
We have employed Kalzana, with
good - remita in cases of calciun,much silvaniago in the management.
deficiency, such as bone diseases, deptal caries, tickets, weakness in growing children, during pregnancy and lactation in fact, in all cases 10%. zo. excessiva calcium content' is necessary, ea Rickett 100, arm a typical sign of a jack of calam, Kalzane will est all that right and very soon your child will be happy and healthy again.
of delicate children. It seems to be of considerable, service in cases of rickets and other morbid conditions of bone and so as a preventies of dental cance
For prescot women Kalzana is often