HONG KONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1936,
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7-7.30 p.m-Military Band. Musto,
ed Programmie
Kullmann (Tenor),
Heard By Full Court 1230-2.15 p.m., Suropean Record 7.90-7.43 p.m.-& Recital by Charles
ad
order
An appeal against made in HM. Supreme Court on August 7, 1935, allowing the pet- tioner in a divorce case to take his child out of the jurisdiction of the court, was heard before the Full Court of Appeal yester- day. Judge A G, Mossop, Judge P. Grant Jones and Judge R. E Lindsell, Pulsne Judge and acting Chief Justice "of Hong Kong, pre- sided at the hearing. Mr. H A Reeks appeared for Mr. G. W. Moss, the petitioner in the divorce case, and Mr. J. McNeill for the respondent, and appellant in these proceedings.
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Mr. McNeill and that the Jurls- diction of a court in England in s divorce case depended upon the domicile of the petitioner, and proceeded to define the meaning of the word "domicile."...In this case," they must take it that the place where the petitioner, who was DOW on leave in England, intended to reside permanently was still, in China. The position was that the petitioner intended to, reside China, and intended to leave the child permanently out of the juris- diction of the court A law"for- merly existed forbidding the ac- cess of a guilty wife to any of her: children, but this law had since been changed. He submitted that in making the order: appealed. against, the Assistant Judge put himself in such a position that he would not in the future be able to grant access of the mother to the child.
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Question of Access
The Supreme Court could not make an order for access ir both the petitioner and the child were: not within the jurisdiction of the court. The Court was now precludź ed from granting access, although a gulity wife was not now compel- led to be kept away from her child. for ever, Mr. McNeill allowed,' however, that if the petitioner were in Shanghai the court could make an order for access. In re- ply to a question by Judge Mossop to what harm the Assistant Judge's order had brought upon, the appellant, Mr. McNeil said. that they did not know whether the petitioner would ever definitely return to Shanghai. It was wrong for a child of tender years. to be. entirely removed from its mother's custody. He submitted that if the Assistant Judge had intended to insert a provision for access to the child, it should have appeared in the decree. Ha understood that; during the hearing of the divorce case there was considerable dis cussion as to access. The amend- ment asked for now was that the child should be brought back to wishin a Shanghai
reasonable time.
Mr. Reeks. said that the amend- ment asked for was that the child anould be brought back within a period of six months." This might be a physical impossibility, as the petitioner might already have left England without the child. He, submitted that the Assistant Judge had nct erred in law, as had been alleged, and that he had full,pos wer to take the child out of the jurisdiction of the court. There had been no request for access in
tpm, Local Time and Weather 7.43-8 pm Violin Recital by
Report
2.15 pm close Down 6-8 pm European Programme 6-7.15 p. Light:
Music
Traumé (Wagner) Autumn (Chaminade> Fortissimo (Felfel)
Orchestral
Pique Dame Overture (Suppe) Belection of Operatic Gems (arr.
Forbes)
La Paloma (The Dove)
The Trailing Arbutus (Fried-
'many
A Night in Venice-Potpourri
(Strauss)
Der Kaspec (De Groot) Selection of Chopin Me'odies
(arr. De Groot) ·
Napoll (Mezza capo)
Chant de Sirene (Volpart!)
Fritz Kreisler.
8 p.m-Local Time and'
Report.
K. MA:
CERAMIC & REFRACTORY PRODUCT
"Weather
CLINGER PAVIEG BUILDING
& FIRE BRICKS
8,03-8.55 p.m.-Light. "Orchestral
Music.
8.55-9.15 pm-Vocät Gems 9.15-9.30 jm.--Octetä. 8.30-9.45pm-A Relay of the
Daventry News Bulletin (Copy- right by Reuter.) 9.45-10 p.m.-Military Band Music. 10 p.m.-Big Ben: Close Down, NOTE: There will be a relay from
the Lee Theatre on Z.E.K, on a frequency at 640 "kilocycles from 8-11 p.m. (Chinese),
SUNDAY 10-11" . A Relay from 8t. Joseph's Church of the Morni- ing Service."
Souvenir de Pausilippe (Andoin) | 11 am-12.15 p.m.. A Relay of the Morning Bervice from St. A Frangeal (Costa)
Paul's Church (Chinese), Waldesiust-Waltz
12.15-2.30 pm. European Record-
ed Programme.
**er)
(Schlesing-
2.
Wiener Prater Leben Wa*tz · 7.15-7:30 p.m. The J. H. Squire
Celeste Octet "Barcarolle: "Tales of Hocmann"
(Offenbach) Souvenir (arr. WBloughby) Phantom "Minuet (Hope) - Memories of Devon-Valse
(Evans) Collette Vale (Fraser-Simson 7,30-8 p.m...
From the Studio Recital by Dorothy Hughes (Soprano) and Lindsay A Lafford, (Pianoforte)".
1 pm, Local Time and Weather
Report.
130 p.m., Reuter Prins Bulletins. Organ Music and Recital by Caruso, (Tenor) ........
2.30 p.m., Close Down." 4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-10 p.m. European Programme. 7-7.33 pm (Elgar's Compositions
Recital
played by the B.B.C. Sym- phony Orchestra. 7.33-7.50 pm, An Organ
by Gay Weitz. 7.50-8 pm, Peter Dawson (Bass-
Baritone)
8 pm Legal Time and Weather
Report.
PROGRAMME 1--Song: My Lovely Cella.......
Munro, art: "Lane Wilson | 803-8.30 pm Song: Cherry Ripe Horn,
arr: Liza Lehmann 2-Planoforte Solo:-Selected** 3-Song:-Oh, could I put ex- press in Bong ..... Ma'ashkin Bong: Serenade
R. Strauss 4-Pianoforte Solo:-Selected 6-Song:-The Scarecrow
E. T. Davies pm Local Time and Weather
Report
2 03 p.m.-12 midnight,
Studio Concert
Chinese
12 midnight, Clost down
Note: There will be a European Programme from ZEK on
frequency of 640 klocycles from 8.03-10 p.m. -
2.03
2
From the Studio
A Recital by "The ZBW. Quar-
"tet",
8.30-8.47 p.m.. The Choir
of the
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30 pm-Hitler Youth Programme "by-the-Junior Giris Section:
Riddle GuessİZİK. |9.45 p.m.--News and Review of the Week in Engifah on DJA and is Dutch on DIN. DEN
10 pm-Symphony Concert.
Cello Concerto by Volkmann; Symphony No. V, in « minor by Tschaikowsky
Soloist: Richard Klemm. Conductor: W. Richter-Reich-
helm." 10
11:15 pm-News and Review of the Week in German on DJA and *DJN." + J
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11.30 pm. From the Skating Rink
Merry. Songs apd. Verses.
12.15 im-News and Raview of the Week in English on DJA and in Dutch on DJN..
1230 am-Close DJA, DJN (Germ,
Engly.
RÁDIO MANILA
To-day
E p.m.-Are You Listening?---con- ducted by Bernie Nolasco,
Temple Church, London. 847-9 pm. "Brandenburg Chair
cer:o No. 3 in G Major" | 8.30 pm-Spanish Informational. (Bach).
9 pm Reuter Press Bulletins. 905-9.15 pm.. "Carmen"-Selec
tion (Bizet). 9.15-9.30 p.m.,
From the Studio
Period
6.40 p.m. English Informational
Ferlod.
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6.55 p.m.-8tock quotations, through
the courtesy of Swan, Culbert son and (Fritz/A,
FOAD
IS THE
BEST.
Dralle's Soap Works
Hamburg & Soerabaya
A Recita by Anne Winter (60-pm-Plano Stardust by Miguel THE EXCHANGE
prano) accompanied by Luba Shaftain
0.30-9.40 p.m.. The Regimental Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards.
From the Stud'o
to 10 pm-European pro-940-10 p.m. gramme from ZEK. on frequency of 640 kilocycles. 8.03 to 8.40 p.m.-Light Opera, EX-
cerpts.
#1
Vocal Gems-Maritana (Wallace) 1 Overtures-Les Cloches de Come-
ville (Planquette);
La Fille de Madame Angot
(Lecocq).
Velarde, Jr:
7.15 p.m.-"Music in the Air" with.
Mal Partridge.
7.30 p.m.-Heacock's presents “Tar-
zad."
7.45 pm-Elizalde Cia presents
Enya Gonzales, soprano.
A Recital by G. F. d'Aquino 8 pm-Hispaniaet
(Tenor) accompanied by F8.45 pm. Stock notations and Guald
Local Market Reports
p.m., Big Ben: Close Down.
BERLIN PROGRAMME
To-day:
Vocal: Gems-Llac Domino (Cu-9 p.m.-Cali DJA, DJN Announce-
(Suli-
villier). Selection The Mikado
van). Vocal Gems-Miss Hook of Hol-
land.
8.40 to 9 pm Concert Items.
Songs-I heard you Singing
(Coates)
Trusting Eyes (Gartner).-A)-
fred Plccaver (Tenor). Violin Bolos Berceuse (Faure).
ment (Germ. Engl.). German Folk Song. Programme
Forecast (Germ..||
9.15 pm-Children's Hour:
9.43
Who'
can do it best?" Children's' Competition:
p.mix-News in English on DA and in Dutch on DJN, 10 p.m. Concert of Light Music. 12 pmTopical Talk. ***
At the Brook (Boisdeffre).-11.15pm-News" in German
Shacha Jacobsen,
Bongs-Love sends a little gift of
Roses (Openshaw). Beauty's Eyes (Tosti)-Alfred
Piccavers (Tenor).
the previous proceeding. He sub 9 to 0.20 p.m.-A Relay of the
Daventry News Bulletin and Announcements (Copyright by Reuter), NOW HIR
to 10 p.m.-The London Palla- dinm Orchestra, i
The Phantom Melody (Ketelbey) Bells across the Meadow (Ketel- .:.ber),
DJA, and DJN.
од
**
9 pm-Hispania Zarruelas > D 10.30 p.m.-Popular Tunes and He
quests.
11 pm-8ign Off-
Saturday
MARKET
MESSRS. ROZA BROS
Spot Bilyer reacted over the week-end to the extent of 3/4, the huptation being 19 15/16. There was no forward quotation. The
rise was attributed to India hav- ing bought. Bupplies were short. After the official fixing the mat- with ket was rather uncertain |4 p.m.-MIT. Musicale, conducted small business done at 1/16 under
by.Consuelo, Salazar, jou handen,
6.30pm-Spanish Informational the quoted rate. In America the Period, rate was unchanged at 441 for
Spot. 6.40 pm-English Informational.
:,་ Period
The Landon/New York cross- 18.53 pmStock quotations, through rate was quoted at 4.98. New the courtesy of Swan, Culbert-York/London was higher at 4.982. son and Frits.
7pm-The Town Crier" presents
Quarter-hour of Melody ---- 7,15 pm-U.P. Educational-Pro-
gramme,
11.30pmToday in Germany 7:30 pm-Ding Yalong's Parade of.
Bong Sound Picturés, ha 11.45 pin-Italian Concerttor Cembalo by Johann Sebastian Bach
Played by Anna Barbara Speck-
ner.
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12.15am-News in English on
VADJA and in Dutch on DJN. 12.30am--Close, DJA, DJN
(Germ. Engl.);
Through Night to Light (Lau... |↑ DI¬DJA, DJN Announceme
kien)....
mitted that the hesistant Judge exercised his discretion perfectly rightly. It was against public polity for a child to be restrained 9.20 from going back to the Britian Isles, and the appellant: was ask- ing that the child should be de- prived of the privileges it woria have received if he had not been guilty. The welfare of the child, involving the welfare of the race," was the paramount consideration. It would have been a tremendous hardship if the Judge had order- ed the child to be brought back within
of a certain number months, as the father might have lost his job in the meantime. The case was adjourned until next Monday,
Blue Devil's March (arr. Lotter). Old Vienna Moon (arr, "Cardew). Live," Laugh and Love (arr. Her-
bert);
Les Bylphides (arr. Lotter). Moontime (Collingɔyagolapla A Birthday Berenade Lincke)". The Valley of the Popples (An-
chize). A
Longing (Haydn Wood). "¡Vivienne." (Finck), 2
10 pm-Big Ben: Close down,
་་་ SATURDAY.
12,30-2.15pm European Record
ed Programme.
Novice (with "great" determina- tion after numerus attempts);; "I stay here th. I hit this ball.”
1 pm Local Time and Weather Daddity "Weel, ^yz" "can" "get
Report. Lome ither ladde to haud "yer
215 pm. Close Down
(Germ. Engl.). German, Folk Song.
Programme Forecast (Germ.
Eng).
9.15 pm-Concert of Light Music. 9.45 pm-News in English on DJA
and in Dutch on DIN.......ozá
Away out 10 pm Germans
there A Memorial.
10,45 pmAll Sorts of Strange A Musical Chat, by Lotte Thelle. 11.15 p.mNews In German
DJA ADA DIN
an
11.30 paTo-day in Germany
Sound Picturen.
11.45 pm-A Radio Miscellany, of Verse Songs, and Music. 12.15 mNews in English; on VODJA: sic in Dutch on DIE
sticks, for this is ma bath nicht 3.26-4.45 pm Running Com-12.30 am Close DJA, DJN (Germa
.A.
Keezer:What's that man on the corner dong" with that camera? He's bem standing there all day.
TILCIERALTY on the Interport | Engl), HAVA D Rugby Football Match between
AN ASunday? Coff Hong Kong and Shanghal from 9pm-DJADJN Announcement the Hong Kong Football Club (Germ Engl)
7.45 pm Teachers' Programme.
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MARKET
The market was steady.
STERLING
Business was done it 1/31, for cash, 1/3-13/18 January, 1/3 3/18 Banatorium
February and "1/3}" "Mazch. The pa se je ima market closed at 1 pm with sell- 3.15 pm-Pioneers of the Phillpers at 1/3 13/16 for cash, 1/31
pines.
8.30 pm-Rodrigo Danao and his January, 1/3 9/16 February and Favourite Tunes 1995 1991/3 7/16 March, buyers at 1/18 8.45 pm-Stock Quotations and higher respectively.
local Market Reporta. 9.pm-Dance Programme. 11 p.m.Sign Or
Sunday
5 p.m.--Band Musie?”.
U.S. DOLLARS :-
Business was done at 32 1/18 for March and later at 32 for March The market closed at 1 p.m. with sellers at 321 January,
3.15 pm-Studio Presentation: A321 February and 32 March, buy ma Cerro, Ramon Escuedero ers at 1/8 higher respectively. and Rafael Artigas.
5.45 pm-Manilla Radiolites, con-
ducted by Luis Nolasco
da
8.45 p.m.-The Catholic Hour 7 pm The Manila Trading Center Musicale, conducted by Alfredo Roa,
7.30 pm-Dang Music by the Manlia Polo Club Orchestra, C.18 p-Filipino Youth Hour conducted by Leon Ms. Chaerre-
843 p.m.-Gospel Hour
9 p.m-Nine Cyclock Monitor. 9.15 p.m. Symphony Concert. 10 p.m. Slumber Hour, 11 p.m.-Bign Of.
serien there
European PTD-
· German, Wolk-Bong. Programme Forecast" (Germ
Ontstanding Broadcasts of the
Week
wish Ilved there
down those
Creezer. "He's an Inspector from 445-2 Chinese Recorded Washingtom watching a chance to Programme. take a moving picture of those 7-12 midnight. relief workers al work."
STRIKE.
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Bellers were quoted at 109 for cash
SHANGHAI MARKET
There were sellers of Sterling au 1/2 16/32 and U.8, Dollars at 291 for Boot
IN THE AFTERNOON The market was quiet in the -afternoon
STERLING"
In Sterling" büziness: wpS: 25- ranged at 1/32 for cash 1/3 18/15.. Fanuary and 1/8 March he market closed with sellera": at/1/3 13/16 for nuary 1/3 4716 Febr uary/March and 1/347/15 April buyere at 1/16 higher re- apectively
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