HELPING POOR CHILDREN

S.P.C. STILL DOING GOOD WORK

FLAG DAY SOON

At a recent meeting of the General and Executive Committee of the Society for the Protection of Children, Mr. G. P. de Martin was appointed Chairman of the Executive Committee for 1936, in succession to Mr. M.K. Lo, who was warmly thanked for his post services. Mr. Thomas Tam was appointed Vice-Chairman.

In the course of an address thanking the Committee for Ita services in the past year, Mr. Lo spoke of the great importance of the Society's work and of its international character, He stressed the contrast between the circumstances of the ordinary comparatively well-to-do resident and of the desperately poor people whom the Society assists, and spoke of the nocosalty for fight Ing against the apathy-almost antipathy-of the public.

CORRESPONDENCE

Comparative Happiness.

The Editor,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hongkong Telegraph -

The following quotations on the Sir,-Your editorial of yester-London Stock Exchange have been: day regarding the comparativo received by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson happiness of the savage and the and Fritt in conjunction with Reuters

Mar. 1. Mar. 4. civilised human being reminds me British Government Securities of a letter written on this subject War Loan 8% Brandt, chief of the seven nations by An authority, L., Joseph of the Indian tribes in Eastern North America-or was it five nationa?

Brandt probably led the Indian uprising which masanered all but one of the inhabitants of Pleasant Valley. Later, he was invited to England, knighted and painted by Romney In all his war-paint and feathers.. His life has been written and one of his latters, ad- dressed to Professor Wheellock, head of an Indian school In Con- necticut (later becoming Dart mouth in New Hampshire) is devoted to demonstrating to Wheellock the superior happiness of the savage as compared with civilised existence at that time.

One of Brandt's aous was sent an horse from the western end of was Ontario to study under Wheellock At the same meeting; it decided to form a permanent in New England, with another Finance Committoo, comprising letter asking that the professor the Chairman and Vice-Chairman give the good horse a rest and of the Executive Committee, the then sell it, applying the proceeds

Brandt's Hon. Treasurers, Sir Henry Pol-to young

schooling costs, lock, Sir William Shenton, Mr.adding "I think 'tis better that M. K. Lo, Mr. Tang Shiu-kin, Mr. Young men devote themselves to A. el Arculli, Mr. P. E. Barker and their studies rather than to ride two delegates from the Women's about too much"-just an carller Auxiliary of the Society. Miss A. phase of the student and the auto. Steela has been appointed Hon. Secretary of the Finance Comm- ittee, whilst Mr. P. E. Barker is to be naked to become Honorary General Secretary of the Society, thur relleving the Hon. Director of part of the routine work. Mr. 6. V. Boxer and Mr. T. M. Haz- terigg aro at presont holding office as Joint Hon. Directóra.

OTHER CHANGES

Mrs, N.. L. Smith, as Chairman of the Women's Auxiliary, has been co-opted to the membership of the General and Executivo Com. mittee, whilst Mr. G. P. de Martin has been co-opted on the Women'a Auxiliary,

Mr. J. L. McPherson and the Rev. Dean Swann have resigned from the General Committee, in consequence of their impending departure from the Colony, and both have been thanked for their services.

Mr. R. C. H. Lim has found it necessary to resign his post as Joint Hon. Secretary of the Kow- loon branch of the Society, but is concentrating on work for the Hospital for Children at Sham. shulpo. His past services havo been much appreciated. There is a prospect of Toch H. furnishing a successor to Mr. Lim,

JANUARY CASES

Louis C. JONES.

LOCAL SHIPYARD MISHAP

FIVE MEN SENT TO HOSPITAL

redm, after 1952 2100% 2106% 44% Bonds 1898

Chinese Bonda

(Eng. Iss.) ....... £100%xd£103.

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£ 154 £ 154 Commercial and Industrial Allied Iron Found.

30/1% 30/- Associated

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24/- 24/445 Austin Motors ord.

45/6 46/3 49/3

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Elec.

Five Chinese, workmen were injured in Bailey's shipyard yester day, when a plank on which theyImpl. Chem. Ind. were standing, broke, and they crashed into the bottom of a dock.

Blu Fook, 24, Lee Lock, 38, Mok Kam, 26, Teang Ming, 28, and Tsol Fat, 37, ali more or less seriously infüred, were admitted to hospital, states a police report in connection with the accident.

The men were carrying a pro- peiler belonging to a vessel in drydock, along a plank laid algonside the vessel For some undetermined reason, the broke, carrying all five men the bottom of the dock. One two were also struck by the pro- pellor.

YU FEI-PANG

RETURNS

Impl. Chem. Ind.

Def. 10/-sh... Internat.. Nickel Impl. Tobacco

Rolls-Royce

no par val

Shai Elec, Constr

110/10%

TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1935.

THE BALINESE DANCERS

FIRST AND ONLY WORLD TOUR

The coming of the "Balinese Dancers" will be a unique event in local history, as this is the first time that a company of these highly polished dancers will per form outside the Dutch East Indies, and this tour will be the only one

will make. The Balinese

RADIO BROADCAST

Dance Music from The Majestic Ballroom

Chars in their native country do metres (845 kilogycles)

up

their dances in their own style, and in order to bring the show to European standard, the leadors of this troupe have gone to great ex- | pense to provide those taking part with some of the most beautiful costumes, sconery etc. The com pany left Ball last June and have been touring Java, Sumatra and the Straits for the past eight months.

The leading lady le Ratu Idja, who has been dancing since the age of six. She is assisted by Dowl Ratan, also a very prominent dan oer. Ratu Idia performs the fam- ous Fan-dance and the Gong dance, which last one portrays animal Hiro.

„THREE STUDIO ITEMS

From ZBW on a wavelength of 955

4-7 pp. Chinese Programme. 7 pm. Block Quotations, 7.68-7:28 pm. Excerbia from Ореган

Vocal Goms-Die Fledermau.

(J. Strauss).

Selection Rigoletto (Verdi,

arr. Tavan).¦· Vocal Gems-Mignon (Thomas). Vocal Goms-Tales of Hoffmann

(Offenbach),

7.28-7.43 p.m. A 'Cello Recital by Pablo Canala

1. Musetto (Bach),

2. Mazurka, Op. 11. No, 3

(Popper)

8. Spanish Dance (Granados,

arr, Casals),

4. Vito (Spanish Dance), Op. 54, No. & (Popper). 7.42-8 p.m. Song Memories. Medley of Old Time Bongs,

60 Years of Song,

Sydney Gustard (Organ). The London Palladium Orchestra. 8pm. Local Time and Weather

Report.

6.03-8.20 p.m. From the Studio. Hawallan Selections by "The Wal-

Trio,"

1.

Programme.

My Mokihana Wreath,

2. Hello, Aloha! How are you,

3. When the Hula Malda áre

Strumming

4. Honolulu March.

6. Song of Hawaii.

Minor, Op. 95 ("The New World") 8.20-9 p.m. Symphony No. 8. In E (Dvorak).

One of the interesting items of the programme is the famous Kris dance, as performed In Ball by the Sang Hyang dancers. The den- cora, being all virgins, are put into a trance by the Templa priest, and as he presses the krisses Into their hands, the dance begins, first slowkikl then faster and faster, until the dancers.

portraying the wild aban- don of human sacrifice, collapse one by one entirely exhausted, but unwounded. The high priestess (Ratu Idja) who in the meantime has been imploring the God Indra to forgive her her past offences, feels that she can no longer escape her fate. Hesitating and with trembling fingers who takes the Holy Kris, which in this particular 60/10% instance proves her shame and un- cleanliness to the gathered worship- pers. And the wild, fast dance ends in a dramatic climax when abe runs up to the feet of Indra and stabs herself with the holy krias. Other numbers, of the richly varied programma are; The Dance of the Priestess of the Holy Pura, the Dance of the Temple Virgins, the Worship of Durga, the wife of Clwa, Moonlight on the Borobudur, the Amboina War Dance, etc.

The Company has arrived and will open a short season at the Queen's Theatre with a gala pre-

The Royal Albert Orchestra. 0-9.20 p.m. From the Studio, "Topical Talks on the United King dom" by Mr. G. C. Paikne.

8.20-0.80 p.m.

Rosenkavaller

Waltzes by Richard Strauss.

9.30 PM. Pross Bulletins, Stock

Quotations.

9.55-10.05 pm. From the Studio. Mr. Li Chor Chi-Tenor. Max Valerie Morris-Pianoforte. Accompanist-Mr. J. G. Chariton.

Programme.

Mr. Li Chor Chl:

(n) Ahl Sweet Mystery of Life.

Berber).

(b) Happy Summer Song...Kahn. (c) Sylvia

2 Mies Valerio Morris:

(a) Prelude in B Flat

Speaks.

Bach.

(b) 1st Movement, Beethoven's

Sonata, Op. 10, No. 2.

miere on the night of March 6 at 3. Mr. Li Chor Chi

BL

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Distillers

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Electric Musical

Industries

-32/3

31/3

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Electric

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47/8

48/0

86/7

30/6

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£1

ah.

107/0

910 9/74 135/74 133/0

$ 24

101/9 xd

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48/0

Tate & Lyle .... Turner & Nowall United Steel...... Watney, Combe & Reid def, ord. Woolworths 6/-

att, plank

10/-

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105/-

104/-

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to

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203/0

276/3

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31 p..

ACTING MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS

Nanking. Mar, 5.

-10

Chosen Corpn.

Crown Mineл Randfontein

Estates, Spring Mines

Regarding the work of the Society, the case report for Jano. ary shows that 87 new cases were dealt with during the month, in which the welfare of 157, children

Mr. Yu Fei-pang, head of the Bub Nige! was involved. The average in- come per head por month was the Chinese Transport. Investigation Van Ryn Deep..

Commission abroad, who returned Anglo-Persian Ol appallingly low figuro of $1.82.

During January, the Society's here to-day, is preparing a detailed Burma Ofn ol three Inspectors paid 337 visitseport on the result of his mission Shell Trana and

(to be submitted to the Central to homes, whlist during the month Government. 1,668 persons concerned in cases called at the Society's three branch offices-a striking justification for the policy of establishing offices In the districts where the poor livo.

The Kowloon branch, at almost nogligible cost, is supplying orange juice and soup for those children who need them, and this has breught about a very marked improvement in the condition of the children.

FINANCIAL POSITION

At the same time he has been

called on to act for Dr. Chu Chia-bua as Minister of Communi- cations during the latter's absence for health reasons.

Mr. Yu han arranged to interview Mr. Wang Ching-wei to-morrow morning-Central News.

CAMPBELL CAN WIN

WITH LUCK

CHINA'S

TARIFFS

ALLEGED INTENTION TO INCREASE DUTIES

London, Mar. 4. Mr. Eden had no definite in- formation, when questioned in the House of Commons regarding the alleged intention of China to raise again the tariffs, particularly of 28/9woollens and plece goods.

28/6

280/3

50/75

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

Messrs. Dwan, Culbertson and Frits have received the following quota sions on the Now York exchange for yesterday in conjunction with-Reuter, New York Colton.

Mar. 2. Mar. 4. Liode

Closing Range 12.26/27 12.39/30 12.45/45 12.44/44

March

(Continued from Page 6.) anybody has any idea as to the May likely figure.

July

12.04

12.40

1202

12.05

12.65

The financial report for January shows expenditure of $2,021.50, whilst ordinary receipts were $428.70, the excess of expenditure

October There is only one thing of which December over Income thus being $1,692.80. Apart from ordinary receipts, con- we can be sure, and that is that, January (1930) 1267 tributions amounting to $700 were whatever the conditions he may be

Spot.. 12.00 received during January from the called upon to face, Sir Malcolm Special Appeal Fun. Valuable Campbell can be relied upon to March services have been rendered by make the best of them and to put May the Women's Auxillary in the up a good show, collection of funda.

Ila Excellency the Governor and Lady Peal have shown their practical interest In the Society by donating a sum of $100. to te funds.

The Society is arranging to hold a Flag Day on the morning of Saturday, March 80, the event having been arranged by the Women's Auxiliary, and it 18 hoped that there will be a good public response to this deserving

CAUSE,

But, he said, the Government's representatives in China had taken the opportunity of calling the at- tention of the Chinese authorities to the increase in duties on certain goods and they would continue to watch the situation closely with every regard to the interests of British trade In China-Reuter.

of London

Hall, A Second Gallery

Тури 11.30 p.m. The Torque Municipal Or

-chair.

Greenwich Time. Signal at è pau 12. Evermany, milayed frum Yoix

Minotar.

13.45 1.0. The Nawa,

1.

A. Bhakuonearias Programme. The

B.3.C. Empire Orchestra.

1,45 km. Clos down

Transmission 4

(0.80, and (30)

1 am. Big_Ben." The News, 7.15 m. From the Filma.† 1.10. Dance Music

Greenwich Time Blawat at 7 km. 1.15. The Laelia Bridgewater Quintet. Greenwich Time Bignaï as # pxr.

Sports Talk.

45 mm. "Danclag Hure and There,”** 4.40 m. Interinde.†

Fam. The BBC. Theatre Orchestra.

The News,

4.18 m. The Gerakom Parkingtan Qaisisi. $45 M

Closs down.

Transmission 5

Die Den, A Recital by Olga, Hairy

and Cadele Sharpe.

7,18 km. "Elalelly Condsential"

Greenwich Time Bignal at 13 Midnight Lam. Aparis" "Talk."""

12.44/44 12,48/48 12.55

New York Habber.

12.00

12.07

12.37/30 12.45/40

(0.8.0, and 4SA)

12.78

12.60/80

12,04

12.73/74

13,03

12.80/80

13.23

12.00/00

ทน

07/07 1a.m. Class-down. 02%

01/01% September

*:00/00% DI Saturday's sales6,004,000 bushels

Chicago Corn

KZRM. PROGIAMME.

July September It has been announced that if October Bluebird fails to do 800 miles an December hour at Daytonn it will be taken later to a natural salt bed near Salt Lake City, where it is possible day to got a longer course and a more

July

uniform surface than at Daytona.

MISSION RETURNS

Total les:-454 lots

Chicago Wheat

1.15 xm, A Piznaťorte Recital by Henry

Bronkherat.

1.45 am. The Nawa. Dalry Prodies and Plakad Poultry: Natas

May July

.70% 70/70% September.... 70% 75%/76%

Total sales: 4,118,000 bushels

Winnipeg Whost;

8414834/89 76 83% -884/88% New York RiIK BEAUT

1.824 182:782

84 83%83%This Evening's Broadcast Fromi

Manila Station

EXCELLENT RECEPTION IN PHILIPPINES

July

Manila, Mar. 4. March The Chinese mission has sailed May July

May

- 1:33% 1.82478216 1.38% -1.82/82%

sales:-164 165

68.50.

At an extraordinary general meet. ing at the China Fleet Club Theatre by the Empress of Russia, Mr. C. Total yesterday, the Hongkong Phil T. Wang, Vice-Minister for For harmonie Society decided

to extend algn Affairs, said that arrange March their financial year to end March 31 monts were being made to inter May Instead of February 28, and to hold change a nutuber of future trade July the annual general meeting not later and goodwill misalons between September 01.006 than April 10, thus enabling "Hiawatha" to bo produced before China and the Philippines.

the accounts are closed succors-

58.75/75 G0,20/25 00.12/16 00.50/70

Glu Muntzen

89.26 65.80b.

Ho was gratified at the reception

Dolved-United Press.

Total salea44 contracts

Now You S Copper March

Feb. 28

6:08 Tin March

0.23 40.90-

ful and wall attended rehearsal fol which the current puission re lowed the meeting."

47.00

The following, programme will be broadcast

from Manila to-night..

• v.m. Porular" Souvenirs. $28 70,ma Studio, | Guest - Programase

Varistico-Poptiar Plano. Beloor clona by Jose Acevalog: Popular Benge by Caridad Pacheco, and Filipina Bongo by Juan Man-

Ja zaharma

6.10 p.m. Apanish; Informational Period. E 2831 pan., English Informational, Period..

10. Max Lung and U14 lawaiians,

- Z10 pans, Mo and Noah.

·Vai pas. Goldenberg's, Devartment Store

Programma (Chatn›KZEG).

- 144 pm. Plano Renlia]---Zuda" Denstoff. - 5 p.m.' Filipina Songs by A- Castaneda

and Q, Rodrigan.

Sabah pana Radio Crusdern, conducted by

Bernia No'a»^0.

3 p. Bizek Quotations.

„* p.m. (National Economie Protectionlem Mod Astoriation.. -930 2w.-Opera Hour,

(a) Recondita Armonia from

"La Tosca"....Puccini. Tirindell.

(b) 0, Primavera

4. Misa Valeria Morris:

(a) Ressin Bercean.

Belim Palmgron. (b) Ballade, No. 8.......Brahms. 10.05-11 p.m. Majestic Ballroom Danco Orchestra,

10.30 p.m. Press Bulletins, Stock Quotations.

11 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

Bpecial FOT

for Far Eastern Listeners will be broadcast from Zeman a

allows

'SOUTH ASIA ZONE

Bosh Asia Zone, broadcast from DJD (1974 metres) and DJN. ($1,45 metres).

-4,48 p.m. DJB, DJN Announcement (Germ. Kush) German Yok Beng. Pre gramme-l'orecast (German, En

Shart, Musical Programmu, E.1 pm. The Leipzig Trade Fair. 5.30 pan. Nowa. In Engla $.($pCarnival Turnante "The-Good

Ship Fally."

Git .. News In German.

7 p.m.

Concert af Light Musle. pa. Nowy in Engilah.

8.15 p.m. Clase dewa DJB, DJN (Carm.

Engl.)

....- EAST ASIA ZONE

Fast Asla Zema broadrest through DJA on

38 matres, and DIN [81.48 metres),

p.. DJA. DJN Announcement (Germ..

Eos German Yath Song. Pr ́aramme Formenst {Germ. Engl.) 9pm, Bhart Musical Progresie. 9.36 pt. The Lelpain Trade Fair. 9.45pm. Nams in English on DJA and

la Dutch an DJN.

‚18 $. A National Broadcmat: Carnival Triment: "The Good Ship Felly" 11.3 p.m. News in German on UJA and

DJN. 13.39 yum. "The Good Ship Felly" (con--

Unued).

13.13

News In English on DJA and in Dutch on DIN.

12.30 am. Cosa dewn DJA, DIN (Germ..

BATL)

DAVENTRY

PROGRAMMES

To-day's Broadcasting 'From "Four Transmissions ·

The following waysdensthe'and frequencias azu obarval by Davestry..

Call Sign Frequency Wavelength

1QBA

49.59 5 CAN.. 3.310 k.. 11.55. motzan sts ke. 37.30 metros 13.440 kc. 21.18 metres

28.20 metam £8,140.c.19.82 metros 17.790 ke. 10.08 mete 11418. KE 12.91 meta 18,240 k.e. 19.88 metren -21,540 ke. 13,93 matrim

Transmission 2

.GOD

QRG

OBIT

180

(G.8.P. and G.8,0,.),

7. p.m. Big Ben, The BBC. Northern Ors"

12,43 DJ "The_Black' Cat and the Broam-.

stick Presented by Wils AMATENTE.

Greenwich Tone Riemet at 13 Newn 1.15 pm. The Charles, Ernweco Quintal. Erpan. Kightmare - Berlen. "Split Second." A Begry by Ann Knox. : Taldˇ by the Autherras.

9.15 p. An Orean, Raelta! by William −1). Minky, reʼeynd from the Town

Italk, Manchenier,

14, "The "News.

10 p.m. Clone down,

Transmission 3

(GAY,, (BE) and GB.11.1

19.10 pan. Tig | Begun The Bn.G. Dance fireboatzu,” directed by Henry (Continued on Previous Column.)

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