HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
RADIO & SERVICES
MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1939, -PAGE 3
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To celebrate the 82nd Anniversary of the Hongkong Daily Press, the oldest morning paper in Hongkong, which was establish- ed on October 1, 1857, a special supplement is to be issued. This will be printed on good quality paper and will be profusely, illux- trated, and it will give the beat presentation of Hongkong yet attempted
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As the Hongkong Daily Press's 82nd Anniversary falls ten days before October 10, the Double-Tenth, which is China's National Day, it is proposed to commemorate the occasion in the* same special supplement which will, therefore, also give a compre-' hensive account of the progress of the Republic of China as made under the guidance of the Kuo Min Tang.
It being the wish of the publishers of the Hongkong Daily Press to emphasize Sino-British friendship as the theme of the special supplement, & corer design clearly presenting this theme is being sought. With a view to securing a suitable design, it is" proposed to bold a contest, the rules of which follow ----
HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
82nd ANNIVERSARY COVER-DESIGN CONTEST.
RULES.
1. The size of the design must be exactly 10 inches wide
and 15 inches long, meluding the title.
2. The design may be done in colours but such colours. "must" not exceed three in dumber. Gold or silver may, however, be added. 3. The central theme of the design must be "Sino-British Friendship."
4. Designs submitted must reach the Director of the Contest on or before August 31, 1939. "
5. Competitors may send in as many designs as they wish- but each design must be accompanied by a special form provided by the Hongkong Daily Press or clipped therefrom. The names and addresses of competitors must be written plainly in English on these forms but no name or mark shall be attached to the design itself.
6. Designs acceptable for the contest shall be divided into.
two classes:-
a. Finisbed design.
b. Design in outline or a description, or idea, of a design,
7. Prizes for the winning designs shall be as follows:——
"A" class-First prize
Second prize
Third prize
Second prize
"B" class-First prize
$50
10
5
$20
8. Winning designs or ideas shall become the property of the Hongkong Daily Press but others may be returned upon application.
9. All winners will be given three months' free subscription for the Hongkong, Daily Press. Non-winners shall be given a mouth's subscription free of charge.
10. Results of the contest will be aureginced not later than
September 10, 1939.
11. The decision of the Contest Judges shall be final.
12. The Hongkong Daily Press reserves the right to use, or not to use the winning design for the cover of the Special 82nd Anniversary Supplement.
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The following form must be filled in the hard-writing of the Competitor, properly signed, and securely attached to the desigu submitted.
Send all designs to-The Contest Director, Hongkong Daily. Press, Marina House, Queen's Boad, Central, Hongkong.
ENTRY FORM.
Design-A class in...
B clase in ...
... colours. "sheets.
Full name of Competitor (Also in Chinese" if a Chinese)
Address of Competitor
Date submitted
Bignature
1939.
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LOCAL RADIO PROGRAMMES •
HONGKONG
2 On Wavelengths of 353
B
metres (545 .cm) 31.49
W
metres (9.33 megacycles).
THIRD CRICKET TEST MATCH AND OTHER BELAYS Schubert Quintet
12 to 12.20 p.m. Relay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathe dral
FOREIGN
Romberg-Raymonde Marlowe, Paul CHUNGKING NEWS
Cleman Olaf Olsen and Chorus. 10.00-London-The.
Third Cricket
10.00-Landon The Third Cricket
Test Match England v. The West
Indies.
BROADCAST
of #eries
short-wave
Commentary during play by
A regular Howard Marshall from Kennington broadcasts in the English and other Oval, London.
Have foreign languages
tru
been
of special interest to Far East listeners are the news broadcasts at
10 am. (H.K time) each day on 25.71 metres (119 megacycles).
10.15 A Dance Programme Milenberg Joys Quickstep (Morton)augurated by the Central Broadcast
Ing Administration, Chungking. Sugar Poot Stomp Quickstep (Arm- strong)-Harry Roy and His Orches Wonderful-Blow It's
Fox Trot in My Heart Swing (Smith) Tears in Step (Powell-Sid Millward and His
of Manakora-Waltz There are daily broadcasts from 4,15 Band The Moon of (Film: The Hurricane). Cuore Vaga am to 6.30 a.m. to European coun bondo--Tango 12.30 A Variety Programme.
Picture Me Italy and Germany on 25.31 metres In's Thinking
Paradise Fox Trot (allbert) and 31.58 metres; to America between Valparaiso-Rumba-Jack Jackson and in
Scientifically, of som
of Somebody's
of You Tonight 9.30
9.30 am and 11.39 am in Chinese bis Orchestra Course! If You Pretend You're BlueFox Trot (Fowell)-Jack Harris and and English on 16.85 metres and 19.73 -Murgatroyd and Winterbottom (Two Orchestra. Cry Baby, Cry-Fox Trol metres: to East and North China and
ht). (Shand). In Santa single thought). minds with Not.
Margherita Pax Siberia between 5.30 p.m. and 7.18 Hards and His pm on 25.51 metres and 31.68 metres Serenade Rumba Fox Trot. It Hap Trot (Scher)-Jack
Hear My. Song, "Violetta in Chinese: to Japan between 7.15 25.21 metres pened in the Moonlight Fox Trot-Orchestra.
(Luckesch), Jealousy-Tengo p.m. and 7.53 p.m. en Jack
Jackson and his Orchestra. Tango Adam and Eve (Grantt). TI-PI-Tin (Cade)-Robert Renard Dance Orches and 31,58 metres in Japanese; (Grever) The Duncan Sisters. Fol- tra. You're An Education Quickstep South China and the South Seas be low the Sun-Selection Jack Jack-(Warren) So Long. Sweetheart-Slow tween 8.10 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. on 28.21 Fax Trot (Grundland-Henry Jacques metres and 31.58 metres, including a news bulletin in English at 9 p.m. (10 son's Dorchester Hotel Orchestra,
p.m. local time); and to Soviet Rus 11.00 Close down.
sia between 11 p.m. and 11.30 pm.
Love's Just a Melody-Fax Trot tro and Hison Adario de Pieries, including Great Britain, France.
1 Local Time Signal and Weather and His Orchestra. Beport.
Ball
Cata
143 Lucienne Boyer and the Or- chestre Mascotte
After The
(Herris) Songe d'Automne (Joyce) Orchestre Mar cotte. C'Est Ma, Faute (Delettre). Son Regard (Emer) Lucienne Boyer
The Rhine (Oster G.S.G. (Vocal, Once On mann)-
n)--Orchestre Mascotte. Estampe G.S.B Prenons G.S.H. (Eddy). Les Marocaine Exaces (Tranchant)--Lucienne Boyer G.S.O.
Waltzes.
altzes of the World-Pot-Trans. (Vocal). pourri-Orchestre Mascotte.
1.30 Beuter and Rugby Press, Wes-Trans ther Report and Announcements.
1.45 Haydn Symphony No. 104 la D Major ("The "London" played by Edwin Fischer and his Chamber Or chestra.
2.15 Close down.
G "For the Children."
SHORT WAVE
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Wavelength 17.79b.c. (16.58m) 9.51mm..." (31.55m) 21.47m.a. (1.97m) 15.18m.c. (19.79m.)
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AUSTRALIA
Call Sign: VIE
Wave Length, 31.34 metres
Power, 1. Kilowatt HOLLAND-INDIA
Call letters: PHI. Wavelengths 16.88m. & 25.57m.; Frequencies 17779kc.& 1773oke
Uncle Peter's Nursery Sing Song- Uncle Peter. A Ring, A Ring O'Roses -Chalmer's Wood's Orchestra. Dance H.K. of the Fairies--Waltz (Rosenthal)-- Tima Orchestre Mascotte Story told by Aunt am Susan. Some When We Were Very Young' Songs (Mine and Fraser Sim son):-(a) Happiness; (b) Missing:
(a) the Fashion;
Halfway (c) In Down: (e) Hoppity; (f) Growing Up
George Baker.
6.30 Closing Local Stock Quotations. 6.32 Bawler and Landauer at Two (Sou). Nola
Pianos ton
Washington Post
(Arndt). Valse des Fleurs (From Tschaikowsky's Casse Noisette Suite). Sleeping Beauty Waltz (Tschaikow sky).
6.45 London--"Sing Song with Gene Autry and Others the show pro- duced
Ernest and conducted by
Longestaffe,
7.45 Tangos and Waltzes. Clertes Amores-Tango (Canaro)-- Orquesta Tipica Francisco Canaro. The Last Drops-Waltz (Kratzi). The Blue DanubeWaltz (J. Strauss)
and his Hungarian Magyari Imre Gypsy Orchestra. Lamonto Tango Magic--Targo (Caros)
of (Winkler)-Heinz Huppertz and his Orchestra.
Land
8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Re- port and Announcements.
8.03 Some Old Dance Favourites, Rhythm Saved the World-Fox Trot. Is It True What They Say About Johnson Dixie-Fox Trot-Johnny and bis Orchestra. The Japanese Sandman--Slow Fox Trot Joe Daniels and His Hotshota Moon For Sale Fox Trot. White Cliffs of Dover- Pox Trot-Casan! Club Orchestra,
826 London The Third Cricket Test MatchEngland v. The West
Indies.
A commentary during play, and a summary of the morning's play by Howard Marshall from Kennington Oval, London.
8.35 Schubert-qulatet in A Major, Op. 114, (The Trout") played by Back ha (Piano). Mangeot
(Violin). Howard (Viola). Withers (Cello), Hobday (Doubic-Bass).
9.08 Backbans in a Schubert' Pro- framme,
Moment Musical in F Minor. Im- promptu in B Flat, Op. 142, No. 3.
9.15 London The News.
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10.00-Broadcast to Schools-"Health
and Hygiene." (A): 10.20-Wheat and Grain Report (A). 10.40-At Home and Abroad" (A). 11,05-Luncheon Music (A). 11.30-Afternoon Musical Programme
(A).
p.m. 1.00
Year's
Science To-day: This Work In Psychology. Talk by S. J. F. Philpott (D1),
1.15 The B.B.C. Northern Orchestra
(D1).
2.00 "The Pig and the Whistle,"
with Rae Jenkins' Buskers (D1). 230-News (D1), "" 2.45 Oscar Rabia and his Romany
Dance Band (D1).
6.45
3.15--Sports News and Market Notes
(D1). Young People's Session (A), " 3.30---Young 5.25-Commentary On News (A). 6.30 "Songs of the People." (A),
*." B.B.C. Variety Or- (-Bong." Sing chestra with Al Bollington at Theatre Organ D2). 7.00-Recorded Music (A), 7.10-Dr.
Dr. Malcolm Sargent conduct
the Melbourne Symphony ing
Orchestra 8.15-Young Australia." (A). 8.20-Third Cricket Test: England v. Summary at
West west
PIN:
Indles.
morning's play by Howard
Marshall (D2).
Music (D2),
8.35 Light Mu
9.00-Recorded Music (A).
9.15-News. (D2),
9.20-Summary of the day's news
(A).
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9.30 Empire Exchange" (D2), 9.45 Sports News and Market Notes
(2). 10.00-Third Cricket Test: England v
• Commentary by West Indies. Howard Marshall (D3). 10.15-Leslie Hutchinson in songs at
the plane (D3). 10.30-Northern Ireland Bingers (D3). 11.00-The Thirty-Nine"Steps." (D3). 11.30 Third Cricket Test: England v. Indies. Summary .of Howard play by aftemoon's Marshall (D3). 11.35-Loyd Thomas, at Organ of
Granada Cinema, (D3). 12.00-News (D3),
9.30 London-Empire Exchange." Points of View by travellers frama.m.. the Dominions and Colonies.
9.15 London-Sports News and Mar ket Notes.
9.50 Selections. from "The Student Prince'
12.15-Harold Turner and Jack Sharp.
in Songs in Harmony (3). 12.30-Arthur Dulay and bis Cameo
Orchestra (D3). 12,50-Sports News and Market Notes
(D3)
Cricket Test: England West Lidies (D3),
Serenade (Romberg)—Allan Prior Raymond Marlowe, Paul Clemon Olaf 1.00 Third Olsen, and Chorus Drinking" Song
THE SERVICES
ROYAL NAVY
Car N. 8. Brown, to Excellent (Aug. 14)
L.-R. O. P. Wainwright, to Whitley (Aug 15). LOWER YANGTZE COMMAND
Sub-Lts-D. V. M. Macleod, sppt, to Commander J. H. Ruck-Keens, is ap-Vernon for course cancelled. R. „A. pointed to command the river gunboat | Ramsay, to GlowwormO. Cricket on the China Station, and will Schmr.L. N. Shirley," to Drake for be Senior Naval Omcer, Lower Yang-Sig. Sch. (ang. 7). tze, in succession to Commander H. T. Armstrong.
AIR ARTIFICER BRANCH
It has been decided that all men transferred from the RAF, who hold the rating of petty officer or chler pefty officer, air atter, or air rigger. shall be eligible to undergo the con- course for air artificer, with a version course view to consideration for promotion to
aircraft oficer.
must They
warrant
PROMOTION
Sub-LL-G. R. Marsh, to rank
Lt. (seny. Aug. 31, 1937).
THE ARMY
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL MO. W.-G. INCE
Major C. W. G. Ines, OBE, M.O. be recommended in every respect for retired pay, late D.WB., has been ap warrant rank, must have attained the pointed DAMB. (temp.), with the educational standard laid down, be focal rank of Heutenant-colonel, and under the age of 40, and of "very has not been appointed "A.D.M.S.” good" character. The course for air artlicer is of one year's duration
. LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER
by
Lieutenant-Commander R. D. Cole ridge, has been placed on the retired, list after 20 years in the Navy
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS /
following appointments are made by the Admiralty
The
ROYAL AIR FORCE
OFFICERS RETIRED Boundrota Leader A E. Marsack, M.BE., and Fight Lleutenant G. R. Canavan have been placed on the re tired list on account of 113-health.
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