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CHILDREN'S ESSAY COMPETITION
LITTLE KOWLOON GIRL'S WINNING EFFORT. Considerable interest is being manifested in the Wright's Coal
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
A.O.F.C. QUOTATIONS FOR YESTERDAY
New York, Aug. 5. Tar Soap Competition, of which Dow Jones AverageR: Aug. 4 Aug. &
30 Industrials dotails have appeared in the 20 Rolla
Telegraph. These contests are 20 Uilities... opon to all schoolchildren, and
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60.06 02.60 21.05 22.48 24.20 25,21
Messrs. E. A. Picreo & Co. report: being The market is strong, Business
| dame:--2,700,000 shares.
Hawkeye cameras awarded as prizea.
Below will be found one of the winning essays, written by little Jenny Felshow, aged nine years, of the Kowloon Junior School. It is en- titled "Dirly Frankle, the Fairy and Coal Tar Soap."
Air Reduction... Allied Chemical &
Dye... American Can Americon Telegraph Dirty Frankie was little boy
& Telephone who hated to wash himself. He American never was clean, but very dirty
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and always sucked his thumb. Auburn Later he had pimples which were Borden Company very itchy, and at last he was Canadian Pacific very willing to wash himself. His, Consolidated Gas of big sister Lily always bathed him in warm and cold water every day and tried all sorts of soap to get rid of the pimples, but all of no use; none of the soaps helped. She was in despair. One day as Ittle Frankie was walking in the International wood he saw a fairy and she said; {
then
Du Pont de Nemours 31% Eastman Kodak General Electric General Foods General Motor
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Take this soap and wash with International Tel. &
she! Tel. A. it every day." And vanished. Frankie ran home und Liggett
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In the triv joke being played on him.
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Corporation of this wonderful soap, When he Sears Roebuck found it, it said "Wrights Coal Standard Oil Com-
And since then all pany of New Tar Soap."
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want
Carbon The advertisement giving parti- 'United Aircraft & culars of the Children's Competition |
people who
to keep their Sochy-Vacuum Corp. 10% akin clean, soft and healthy use, Union Carbide & Wright's Coal Tar Soup.
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morning, however, all the pimples Pennsylvania were gone, and everybely rejoiced. |
Frankie went to find the wrapper Radio
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organised by Messrs. Gilman & Co. Enited States Steel 327. Bul., in conjunction with Wright's, Westinghouse E. & Coal Tar Soap is unavoidably held over to-day. It will appear Monday, when the names of this Next week's winners will be given week's competition should prove most popular, as it will be in the nature of a simple weird-building competition.
CHINA'S PROTESTS
IRREGULARITY IN POSTS AND TELEGRAPH
Nanking, Aug. 5. The Chinese Foreign Oflice to day lodged two protests to Tokyo. with reference to the postal and telegraph services Manchuria respectively.
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In the first protest the Chinese communication to Tokyo stutes that
AMUSING CRICKET
MATCH
SHAMEEN MARRIED V. SINGLE
Shameen, Aug 5.
A most amusing criket match was played at Falf yesterday after noon between the married and the single men of Shameen. When stumps were drawn the score was i 53 all out for the married men and 53 for 4 wickets for the single men. The star turn of the match was Mr. R. K. Batchelor, manage of Deacon & Co., who scored 35 for his side.
Japanese nationals at Peiping Owing to the recent heavy rain- Tientsin, Tsingtao and Shanghai afl the ball was lost three times, are organising their own postal being later recovered in pools of service to Manchuria via the local water. A few univited quests Consulate, Legation or steamship assisted in making the game more offices, either using Japanese entertaining, these being a few stamps or collecting cash upon pigs and some buffaloes. delivery. Cases of postal remit-
tance are also reported.
in-
The Chinese Government holds that these steps violate the tegrity of the Chinese postal ad- ministration and request the im-. medinte abolition of the illegal post offices.
With reference to the Manchurin telegraphs, the Chinese communica tion states that the Japanese com- munications administration, with- out the approval of the Chinese Government, has already informed the International Telegraph Feder ation that hereafter all telegraph and radio messages between Man- churia and other countries might be filed via Japan.
The Chinese communication points out that the action not only violates the Chinese administra tive sovereignty, but violates also the Sino-Japanese, telegraph and radio agreements.-Reuter.
JAPAN MUST FAIL
MANCHURIA AS A LIABILITY
London. Aug. 5. "Japan must fail in its Alan- churian adventure," said Mr. Quo Tai-chi, new Chinese Minister in- Man- terviewed to-day by the chester Guardian. "They cannot thrive as settlers on the cold plains
BANK RETURNS
NOTE & SPECIE FIGURES FOR JULY
1.1 The returns of
average Amount of bank notes in circula-
in tion and of specie in reserve Hongkong, during the month ended 31st July, 1932, as certified by the Managers of the respective Banks ure
Janks.
Chartered Bank
K. & S. Bausk Merenuli utk
Average Specie Amount. In Reserve,
1
20,581,MAR H.300.000* 136,533,062 112,000,000 3,107,769 1,360.4017
150,223.GHT 121,650,004
In addition Sterling Securities are deposited with the Crown Agents valued £1,325,100.
In uldition Securities deposit-
ed with the Crown Agents and Strails Government valted at £2,- 747,000.
In adlition Securities deposit- ed with the Crown Agents valued
* 2190,000.
EXCHANGE RATES
of Manchuria and compete with 'Paris thirty million Chinese
Geneva
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
|
THE VOLUNTEERS
CORPS ORDERS FOR THE
"COMING WEEK
Hongkong Voluntcor Defence Corps ordera by Lieut-Colonel L. G. Bird, D.S.O.. O.B.E. Commanding Hong- kong Volunteer Defence Corps.
Friday, Aug. 6. Parades.
4
SATURDAY,
SOLICITORS AND A
JUDGE
COMMENTS ON DELAYS RESENTED
were
Some observations made by Mr.. Justice Swift on solicitors criticised at the annual meeting of the Law Society,
(a). Corpa Signals-Parades at Corpe Headquarters at 5.30 p.m. on
Mr. C. L. Nordon referred to Tuesday, 9th. August, and Friday. 12th. August, for Signalling Instruc- the fact that Mr. Justice Swift had recently been reported an any- tion.
(b). Machine Gun Company Ing: "It is perfectly horrible the A lecture on characteristics of Ma- chine Gun will be given in the Minia Way writs are being issued in this building, and then solicitors think ture Range on Tuesday, Dih. August they are entitled to go and sleep at 6.30 p.m. 2. On Friday, 12th. August N.C.O's. Class and Signallers in the Central Hall for the rest will all parade at 5.30 p.m. at Hend- of their lives." quartern,
(c). A. A. L. A. Company, No. 1 Soc. A. P. C. and No. 2 So. H. K. Electric. The usual weakly instruc- tion parades are suspended till fur- ther notice. Instead, the two See- tions will parade together on the Best Thursday
layof
each month at A. P. C. Installation, North Point at 6.30 p.m. Members are strongly urged
nttond intermediate parades often
as possible with No. 3 Sec- Centre, at Headquarters every Monding at 6.80 p.m.
A
tion.
Other Sections will parade accord. ing to the following time table:
No. 3 Section, Centre, Rf Head- quarters at 5,30 p.m. on Monday, 8th. August.
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AUGUST 6, 1932,
RADIO BROADCAST
PROGRAMMES FOR TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW
madeant by 2.B.W. on a wavelength of 366 metres. (845 C).
4-7 p.m.
Chinese Recorded Pro-
gramme.
7-11.30 p.m. European Programme. 7-9.30 p.m. A Programme of Victor Hecords.
Guard this
7.2-7.22 p.m. Operatic. Vocal Dust Nigolett-Bafely Tender Blossom (Verdi) Atodam Ameliin Gall-Curel and Gluepor Do Luce 0051.
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That particular judge," Mr. Nordon, "when he was him- self criticised in a manner he did Orchestral-Lehengrin-Prelude (Wagner) not like moved for contempt of court. What would he say if we passed a resolution to say wo strongly resent the words he used." Mr. Barry O'Brien said that it seemed un extraordinary thing for a judge to make a general state- ment affecting the whole of the solicitors' profesalon, which must
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
slucted by Leopold Stokowski 6791. of Matador Cheru Trayinin-Chorus
(Verdi). Chorus La Travisia-Charita l Gyvales
(Verdi)
Metropolling Opeen Chorus 4103.
7.22-8 p.m. A Concert.
be deeply resented. "Representa- Strings Solo Minuet in G (Beethoven). tions ought to
be made to tho that
appropriate official in order
the feeling of our profession may Cricket be brought respectfully to the No. 5 Section, Kowloon Club, at Kowloon Cricket Club at 6, notice of the judge. p.m. on Turaday, 9th. August,
No. 4 Section, Kowloon Dock, at Mr. P. H. Martineau, the re- Kowloon Dock at 0.50 p.m. on Friday, 12th. August.
!
The Lord Chancellor had Bug-
Vocal Duri-Beautiful Ohio (MacDonald-Eazi) Olive Kine and File 11skor 1019,
Miniature String Bass Solo-Vase
(Kau- 12ky)
Serge Kosovitsky 1474. Song--Boots (Kiyling-Feiman)
5583. Reinald Werrenrath (Baritone) Pia Soto-Aufschwung (Boarlag)
(Schuman)
Wilhelm Badbear I'lano Sak Tango (Albenis)
1445.
1645.
Wilhelm Bachaus SongThe Nightingale and the Rose (Rimsky-
Kornkow)
Rosa Pannelle (Soprano). 1450. Violin Sofr-Zapatesik (Barazato)
Jascha Helfets. Violin Bolo-Hebrew Melody (Aeliron)
Jascha Heifetz 2003. Song Cunge Din (Kluisi-StressS
Reinald Werrenrath (Baritone) $383.
8 p.m.
Local Time misd Weather Report,
8.3-8.35 p.m. Variety.
tiring President, announced an im- (d). Portuguese Company-The Portant decision of the Counell course of elnases and tortures on allowed, in the scale of costs to in regard to the 33 1-3 percentage teresting and instructive subjects will be continued during the month
solicitors. of August, on Tuesday evenings at 3.30 p.m. In the Lecture Room. All N.C.O's are expected to attend, and geated that the 33 1-3 per cent on any other member of the Company litigation costs might be reduced who is interested, may do so. When to 25 per cent, and to 20 per cent.
of the training Reason commences, the in the case non-contentious position regarding existing N.C.O's. business, including scale charges.rehentral--A Penny for Your Thought
I Azpiazu and his 25avnon Casiner Or and promotions generally, will be re- The Council had unanimously
chestra 22523. considered in the light of the atten-, agreed to accept the Chancellor's Sous-Christels Aled (From "Congress dances at these lectures.
Dance") suggestion, the profession's con-
1 Harvey (Soprano) wung in German. The Afth feeture will be on Tues-
tribution to economy in these Songleurigen Lied from "Congres day. Dth. August.
Subject:Itifu and Hand-Grenade" N.C.O., 1st. difficult times.
Willy Fritsch (Baritone) sung in German. Battalion, South Wales Borderers. | Mr. Charles Edward Barry (This record in kindly fomned by a ilstaner).
Parade (Bristol) was elected president orkestral--Deep Night
thrchentral If I find You, G.16 and Sir Reginald Poole vice-pre- p.m. on Monday, 8th.
August.
and sident. tered to Kennedy Road Range for Vickers gun firing instruction and} demonstration. All ranks are re- quested to make a print of this parade. 2 N.C.O'. Class will be held on Friday, 12th. August, at 5.30 p.m. All N.C.O's. and other members of the Company who may be interested should attend these classes regularly as all future promotions and ap pointments will be subject to exami- nation.
(e)
(f). The Officers Commanding the fermentioned Units will issue their Orders separately to their Com-
mands:
Engineer Company, TI. Machine Gun Troop.
III.
IV.
V.
Armoured Car Section. Motor Machine Gun Section. Scottish Company, Kennedy Road Range
Alloiment Of
Kennedy Road Range will be allotted to Anzac Company on Mon- day, 8th. August.
Amendment.
Corps. Orders No. 17/32 dated 8.7.32.
No. 1918 Pic, M. II. Large should read No. 1919 Pte. M. II. Large.
No. 1013 Pte. J. G. Mover should read No. 1920 Pte. J. G. Meyer.
No. 1914 Pte. G. Hemierson should Tead No. 1921 Pte. G. Henderson,
No. 1915 Pte. C. Neave should rend, No, 1922 Pte. C. Neave.
No. 1018 Pte. P. E. Baskett should read No. 1923 Pte. P. E. Burkett.
No. 1917 Pte. L. Blair should read, No. 1921 Pte. L. Blair. Strength.
1
Junior Counsel's Fees, The Lord Chancellor announces the following resolution passed by the General Council of the Bar on June 29.
Dance")
Buar
Victor Sukan Orchestra 259929. Sung--Oh! That Mital (From "One
With You". Song What Would You Do? (From "0"
Hour With You")
Maurice Chevalier (Bueltanot 22911.
8.33-9.30 p.. Orchestral,
Capriccio Italien alias Capricel Techni.
kowsky)
"The General Council of the Bar, with a view to assisting in the movement for a reduction in the cost of litigation, is prepared to agree to a modification of the two-thirds rule so that in cases where the leader's fee exceeds 160 M. Mere 17Oye (Mother Goosel (Ravel) guineas, the amount by which the junior's fee exceeds 100 guineas may be a matter of ar rangement,'
Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra 6V40/6050. Vabe-Serenndo (Thchalkowsky)
Detroit Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Okip Gabellow tach 80. (80) Ruminn Soldier's Song (Altschuler)
Marche Miniature (Tschaikowsky} Detroit Symphony Orchestra directed by Okalp Cabellowitsch GBIS.
PHYSICAL JERKS' FOR UNEMPLOYED
LABOUR MINISTRY
EXPERIMENT.
An experiment by the Ministry
of Labour for the voluntary phy-
Boning Symphony Orchestra 7871/7372, Henry VIII (Saint-Bacha)
Walter Damrose and The Naikonni Symphony Orchestra. 7392/7283, All records in the above European pro- grannies
kindly upaliti by Mar. Tann Fook in Ca
9.30-11.30 p.m.
A programme of Dance Music kindly sup-
by the Drunswick Houzar.
Fox Trot -I'm Keepin' Company.
Under Vine Witkow Ta-pight 6130. -When It Sleepy Time Down
South,
1 Need Lovin'
Valle Del Colornato.
Waltz-Noche de îna Parejax.
One at Un Was Wrong Tante-Whe'll Buy my Violets 7 Fox Trade-Amapola
0174.
11196,
Fox Tri-11 S Belong to You.
You Are the Melody
4050.
Kir by Bl
6236.
6067.
Silver.
C021.
For Trol-My Mom
M12336,
Now That Iner You.
By the Fireside Let's Get Friendly,
€292.
cal training of young unemploy Waltz-When Your Hair Has Turned to
ed men is being put into opere- tion.
Four centres will be opened at Pontypridd, Middlesbrough, Liver- pool and Glasgow, and if thes
Blue Pacific Moonlight
-Day Ohi Day! Oh! Boy! I've Got
it Bod
are successful other classes will Wahz-Benching for the Moon, be started in areas of Benvy un- Fox Trat-Heartachm employment.
. Captain R. S. Hudson, Parlia- C.mentary Secretary to the Minis- Waltz-Let me Have my Dreams,
try, is keenly interested in the c.scheme.
The following have been taken on the Strength':
1925 Ptc. L. W. Tipple, A. S. Cadre 1.8.32.
1926 Pt. R. G. Norris, A. S. Carre 2.8.32.
1927 Pte. W. J. Cole, No. 3 Platoon
2.8.32.
Strack off the Strength. Anving left the Colony,
Fox TR--Am Blue
4008,
6035.
Love You So Much. Betty Co-Fal
4852.
--The Song of the Funi. -Wand'ring
4970.
4420,
- Don't Know Why.
I'm With Yo1
M12236,
-Im So Aline with the Crowd,
My Extraordinary Gal
M12554.
-Goxing at the Stars
M12101.
Fox Trat-Think a Little Kinilly of Me. --Were You Sincere?
A12A1.
"
--A Trar Wan No.
- "Attendance will be entirely voluntary," a Press representative wi-Wish Mom. was told at the Ministry. "Men of between eighteen and thirty who are wholly unemployed will be able
No. 1788 Sgt. R. D. Thomas, A. S. to go to the classes if they wish. Waliz-Ukulele Moon. C. Cadre, as from 31.7.32.
The desire is to offer a means by Leave.
which young men can keep them! No. 1641 Pte. R. II. Grimths, selves in good physical condition." Armoured Car Section, granted 1
The system will be run wholly month's leave from 2.8.32 to 1.9.32.
No. 1895 Ptc. I. Ormiston, A. S. Cinstructors ny themselves entit [by the Ministry of Labour, and the Cadre, Granted 9 months' leave from 10.8.32 to 9.5.38.
from among the unemployed.
W. H. G. GOATER, CAPTAIN,
Adjutant, H.K. V. D. Corps.
Notice. Annual Aquatic Meeting. August, 12th, 1932.
The next meeting of the Committee will be held at the V.R.C. on Tues- day, August 9th. at 5.30 pm.
Previous Day. Yesterday,
.89.5/16
884
Competitors nro rominded that on- .17.07
17.13/16 tries must be sent in not later than
14.67% 5 p.m. on Monday, August 8th.
232 19.31/32 646 Nom 1/8.11/16
3.40%
*
"The Japanese occupation has Berlin. brought chaos and confusion in Helsingfors. stead of the promised law, order Oslo... and prosperity to the farmers. It Athens.. has decreased their production, and Buenos Aires. thus the South Manchurian Rail Shanghai. way which previously showed a profit of eight million yen, is now
J-1.70
.19.31/32/
.Nom.
Yurk.
running at a loss.
Bucharest,
Hongkong
Mr. Quo added that China hoped Bombay. the Lytton report would show that m
Yokohama.. the way to an equitablo and honour Montevideo,
solution would be found Montreal.. able through the League, both to main- Belgrade... .220 tain the League's prestige and per- Silver (spot)...17.3/16 manent peace in the Far East.-
(forward) 17% "Router.....
Hio.
.3.49% .8.69 .30%
49%.
1/3% .26.20 .68% .1181/4 .19.50 .18.19/32 .110 .53%
H.G1 30 19.7/10 686 1/8
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.4.02
"The Japanese population is under 200,000, which includes large army of occupation and rail- Brussels.
Milan. way workers.
"In view of all circumstances, Prague, including the serious situation in Stockholm.. Japan Manchurin, instead of being Copenhagen
Lisbon. an asset, is a liability to Japan.
117
MR. R. P. LAMONT.
TO BE PRESIDENT OF U. S IRON AND STEEL GROUP
---Indy, Pay Your Mandolin M12087.
-Drifting on to Avalon
4930. 10.30 p.m. Stugby Mid-day Press News, 11.30 p.m. Close Down,
SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME,
9,15-10 m.
A relay of the Aliltary Parade Service from St. John's Cathedral,
Volcatar"Song Allere", (Fletcher) |1fron-292Praise the Lord. Yn Heaven
Adore H** Yenite.
RECTOR'S LIFE FOR Leann Ep. Cor. Chapter II.
BOY
COLLAPSE AFIER
RESCUE
near
The Rector of Winterton, Great Yarmouth, the Rev. C. A. P. Porter, colinpsed and died at Win- terton after a gallant rescue from drowning of a lad named Douglas George.
Benedictus Greed
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Prayer.
Kymn-103-Jeny Lover of my Boul", Address"The Rev. J. II. Lewis Bryan.
B. C. F.. C/E
Subject-"Why Aren't More of the Best Chape
Christians 7
Hymn-97—For All the Fainta”
ME IBI
Natky Anthem
Flened Jean
Voluntary Quick" March-"Hosannah' (llan.
fck),
TO ..
Close Down.
11-1215 p.m. A relay of the Service from St. John's Cathedral.
12.15 p.m. Chineso Recorded Pro
mie.
Mr. Porter, who is a strong swimmer, had been teaching a party of school boys to swim, and Report. after leaving the water heard a cry from George,
New York, Aug. 6. It is announced that Mr. Lamont 25.004 will be elected President of the Ameriena Iron and Steel Institute.
Ho dashed back into the azn and -Reuter's Special Service. 10.45
brought the lad to the beach. Then 18.60 [Mr. Robert Patterson Lamont,
110 who succeeded. President Hoover as he collapsed and fell back into the water. Ho was pulled out by some 6 Secretary of Commerco
of the boys and coastguards appli- 1/6.7/64 Hoover's elevation to Chief Execu od artificial respiration for over 1/0 tivo, tendored his resignation three hours, but without result. 20% fow days ago.
226
17.7/16
on
Mr.
1 p.at.
2 p.m. Close Down. 8-11.15 p.m. (approx). European Programme.
Local Time and Weather
8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report.
from Z.B.W. Library.
8.3-6.45 p.m.. A Selection of Records
Bong-Amor- Bull" All Homes (1) Provalore
by Verdi)
Mr. Lamont's Mr. Porter, who was unmarried, Bongo Patria Mia '(From. “Akis“ Verdi), 3.97 friends state that his resignation lived with 75-year-old mother. A from the Secretaryship for Com-graduate of Cambridge University, 17 merce is uue to heavy losses, neces ho had been rector of Winterton Bosnia in Minor (Grieg) —British Wireless." | nitating his re-entry into business.] since 1926.
Eva Tamer (Bop) Col. 12156,
Karjorie Hayward and Une Bourne
FI.M.V. C1888-90,
Song-Tom Der Rolmer (Loewa)
by taking
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If it's Bayes if is good
Ivar Andresen (Vans) Col. 12372 8.45-11.10p.m. (Approx:).
1,90 DAN.-R.CA. Victor Bhop-Pangasinaa
Prosentton-Carnal Bermashes- 9.00.p.m.-Dance Music-Day View Hotel,
10.80 p.mClown down.
Orekort.
Ta-morrow's broadcast from the Manila
10.80 Union Church Berekoon. 300 p.m.-Buroan of J'zison's Daod Consort. 1,30 p.m.-Studio Maale,
A relay of the 11th Symphonie Consert, conducted by Mr. J. Pulers, from the Panin-stelloni wola Hotel by Courtesy of the Managerment (During the Intervals recorded muals will be brondesak from the Bludlo).
12.15 p.m. Close Down.
KZRM
PROGRAMMES.
Today's broadcast from tho Manila'atation 6,00 p.m.tudio Monte, 6.15 p.-penials Informational Period. 0.20 p.m.English Informational Period. 7.00 .Dinner. Musia.
1.10 p.m.-leelations by Charles V.
Lindaley,
7.45 p.m.-Ford Service ProTLMUNG—ÄDSON
Weeks and His Oreb.
6.00 p.m. Gold Star Quarter Hour-Eduardo
Liamza Elenar).
6.10 p.m.-Boties Hole Programpe,
4.00 pm-Imets Band Concert,
7.00 Thik by Cat, Priest.
1.43
7.15 p.m.Dianer Hour Classical Preventa-
Bon. p.m-Cehoano Programme "sponsored
by Cala Branch of Briauger, and. Galinger, Inc. (Viorate CL Padriga and Goeit Artist).
1.00 pmChevrolet alost' Chronicles. 8.30
Radoiron Frogramsase--Itaaque
1,00 p.m.-Reqsach Hour-Claarfest' ProsHT=""
iatka. 0.80 p.m.-Daner Müsle-Bay View Hotal
Orchestra. 20.50 p.m.-Close down.