THE HONGKONG.
TELEGRAPH.
FRIDAY,
APRIL 9,
1937.
Finest Girl In Australia
Going To London For The
For The Coronation
STAYED TO0 LONG-Many Spanish government sympathisers mingled with the crowds wad escuped from Malaga, when the Rebels captured and entered the city. This Leftist evidently waited too long and in being taken to Insurgent headquarters by a soldier.. His fate henceforth is a precarious one.
EUROPE CHOOSES SIDES FOR THE NEXT
WORLD WAR
Publicists generally are agreed that Europe now is choosing sides for the next war. In an effort to determine what nations will fight each other in the opposing groups the United Press London Bureau potled European capitals for reaction to Britain's giant arma- ment programme-believing that sentiment on this development Results of the poll are would be a true indication of alignments. set forth in the following dispatch.
world
war.
feate immediately after the London, Apr. 1. If war were to start in Eurone to-morrow it would find Britain, France and Soviet Russia aligned against a fascist bloc headed by Germany and Italy.
Germany, although displeased at the prospect of a rearmed Britain, applauds the attack on the doctrine at collective security which the British rearmament programme Im- plics.
Japan. if persistent reports that her agreement with Ger. many is tantamount to a mill-viewpoint. tary alliance are correct, would support the fascist bloc.
Miss Martin, Of Wagga Wagga
21, BEAUTIFUL, BRAINY AND A SPORT
THE
HE most envied girl in Australia to-day is Miss Sheila
Martin, of Wagga Wagga, New South Wales.
She has been chosen to go to London for the Corona- tion as the best representative of Australian girlhood, and plans are being made to give her a queen's reception in Britain.
230 Face Rio De Janeiro Trial
FOR NOVEMBER, 1935, RED UPRISING
An influential committee has been act up in London, including representatives of every State in the Commonwealth and pro- minent English people interested
RADIO BROADCAST
Gramophone Concert By. The Rev. C.B.R. Sargent
A PIANOFORTE RECITAL
wave-
Broadcast by 2.3.W. on lengths of 365 metres (845 k.es.), 31.40 metres (0.52 m.c's.).
H.K.T.
12.30-2.15 p.m. European Pro-
gramme.
12.30 p.m. The B.B.C. Dance Or- chestra.
1 pan. Local: Time Signal and Weather Report.
1.03 p.m. A Concert.
1.30 p.m. Reuter Press. Rugby Forecast, Wentber Press; Local:
Time and Announcements.
1.40 p.m. The Loudon Palladium Orchestra,
2.15 p.m. Close Down, 4-7 p.m.
Chinese Programme. 7-11 p.m. European Programme, 7p.m. Variety.
Vocal and Instrumental-Yodel all day....larry Torrani (aecompany- Ing himself on the Guitar); Humorous Tommy Sarah! Oh Enery....T Handley and Jean Allistone; Instru mental-"Sweet Adeline" Selection:
Arthur Young and Reginald Forsythe (Planoforte Duets," with Drums); Vocal-Mary Rose....
.Gracie Fields
in Empire affairs, to arrange (Comedienne): Vocal-We'll rest at Itinerary for her, and to see that
the end of the trail. The 2001 she will get the opportunities of Bullies; Instrumental-Schon Ros- (K. Gar- .
taking part in some of the im-tone).......
portant functions at Coronation time.
She has already received offers
several ckties of hospitality from Including London. Manchester, Bradford, Dublia and Paris.
SEVERE TEST
The Bond-street Association will entertain
her nt luncheon at Claridge's on May 3, and present her with the "Freedom of Bond-street" in easket. In the
A specially made
den of
(Tenor);
Mule
Charles Kullman Organ Solos-Puputar Melodies....Harold Ramsay: Vocal --Listen to the German Band.... Hildegarde.
230 p.m. Cinsing local Stock Quotations and Hongkong Exchange Market Report.
7.35 p.m.
SentUsh Songs by Joseph Hislop ('fenor).
"Songs of the Hebrides" (Kennedy- Eraser)-An Eriskay Love Lilt. An Inland Sheiling Song. The Island
Scolch Songs (Lesson): Ye Banks and Braes (arr. Less).
-7.50 p.m. Ken Harvey and is Banjo,
Rio de Janeiro, Apr. 1. Of the 230 political prisoners awaiting trial for complicity in the red revolution of November, casket will be vellum scrollHerdmaid: O sing to me the Old 1035, there are two foreigners, on which will be inscribed the names three members of the Third of the firms in Bond-street who are International's Executive Com-"free" to her. mittee, one federal senator, four How did Miss Martin come to be several chosen for this glamorous experience? federal deputies and
The quest for the best representative former high army officers.
of Australian girlhood was conducted All will be tried under the throughout the Commonwealth by anti-subversion provisions of the Smith's Weeldy. National Security Law, which was hotly disputed when it came before Congress shortly before the rebellion.
of candidates,
Each of the slx States selected a analla del judges were
from
thousands all dis The tinguished Australian women.
The winner was selected after n
severe test for perfect physical health, capacity. to make an easy speech, character, poise and personality. She is therefore obviously a girl of strike
The accused if convicted would face from six to ten years imprison ment for "attempting to change by violent means, directly or indirectly.ing individuality. the Constitution-of the Republle in whole or in part of the form government thereby established."
of
The World is walling for the Sun- rise (Seitz): On a Southern Planta- tion; Melodien of Yesterday.
pm Local: Time Signal, Wea- her Report und Announcements.
8.03 p.ns. Concert Walizes. Farmyard Waltz (Folk Tune)........ Continental Novelty Orchestra: A Thousand and One Nights, Waltz (Johann Strauss)....Felix Weingart- ner Conducting the British Symphony Orchestra.
8.15 p.m. From the Studio. A Pianoforte Recital by Rupert Ballwin, A.T.C.L.
Sonata in C Minor, Op. 13 ("The
Declhoven Pathetique"),
8.30 p.m. Alfredo Campoli and Tia Concert Orchestra.
-Martin, who is twenty-opa and the daughter of a
prominent physician, is tall. beautiful, and a brunette, an excellent horsewoman SPONSORED BY RUSSIA?
a more than useful lawn tennis An Old World Garden-Selection; The trial will involve not only the:
player, and represented her State Vienna in Springtime (Leon-Dominle 0 nation-wide
swimmer.
Pelost); Romance in Moonlight- attempt to organize
16 communist revolution, but will aim
more than a mere sports Selection; The Fiddler's at the Forgo movement was girl. She was head, prefect of a
(Ives); Teddy Bears' Pienie (Brat- to show that the sponsored and financed by the Third lending Sydney academy, and a bril-ton); Mouse in the Clock (Hunt). International through Latin-linnt science scholar of Sydney Uni- American Secretariat in Montevidco,versity. Uruguay which envisaged n prolc-
HAPPY NATURE arian revolution throughout the
Hoiland and Belgium would opponent of the French and Russian abetted the Brazilian rotenent and
attempt to remain neutral,
The allitude of the Balkan states would be one of hesitation-an effort clear of the conftet until to keep there was some indication which skie was golug to win.
Sho
A chaperon,
8.56 pm, London-News and An- nouncements.
9.15 p.m. Overture "Impresario" B.B.C. (Mozart), played by The Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by Adrian Boult.
9.20 p.m. From the Studio. The 6th of a second series of Gramo-
Sargent. phone Recitals by the Rey, C.B. R...
Dance Music.
Germans commenting on finance minister Neville Chamberlain's slate
only ment that "armament serves
She carries herself with the vigor this ation's own security," say that Central and South America.
is self-evident from the German
The Uruguayan government broke ous freedom of one who has lived
life out her
ot doors, and has a off diplomatic relations with the Soviet as a result of evidence pre- happy nature, vivacity, and a droll sented by Brazil to show how the sense of humour. Soviet Embassy in Montevideo had has been engaged to accompany her Miss Jean Cheriton, to Britain, and with them will travel Miss Joyce
Joynton Smith, daughter of Sir Jaynton Smith, proprietor of Smith's Weekly.
They will reach England on April 30 and leave
for Canada in the Queen Mary on June 10,
"I would be less than human if you were not excited," said Miss Martin to a representative,
an
GREAT POLICE ROUND.UP
DITTER OPPONENTS ·
Germany has been the most bitter
plan of building up "collective handled funds for the rebels. security" through a European pact
countries against uniting all
of a European aggressor" in case
Pravda, offelal organ of Russia's communist party, believes that: "the and fact the interests of England
confileting more and Germany are
and if the more strongly is clear
war,
Denmark and the Scandinavian powers also would attempt to remain neutral as they did in the world war while paper (in which the British These conclusions were drawn by rearmament programme Was an- abroad nounced) did not answer the ques- impartial observers from
of reaction by the major tion of England's purpose in rearm- survey military powers to Britain's £1,500,- ing, the German press answered it
quite frankly. 000,000 (B) rearmament programme, ALIGNMENTS WILL STAND Experts were not willing to admit that they expect a European war in the near future. They do expect it In what they described as "the com- paratively distant future," however,
and they believe that the all
now being drawn will stand.
or
Sume .emerge same
They do not class-Soviet Russia as a "democracy" in the European sense of the word but they believe that Russia-whether under the pre- sent Stalin dictatorship modified form which may from it will fight with the allies she joined in the grent war.
The survey showed a division of European powers similar to that before 1014 when Britain, France und
"England is arining because Ger- muny is arming. It is quite obvious that England is preparing for a big war"-United Press,
. Suppression of the revolution was followed by the greatest police round-up Brazhi has ever known resulting in many thou- sands of radicals being arrested and held on suspicion. Bo full were Rio de Janeiro's Jalls at one time, that a passenger liner was cantulssioned
B floating prison, anchored in Guanabara Bay.
Leaders of the 1935 movement who may expect inrsh treatment at the hands of the elvil-military tribunal, are: Luis Carlos Prestes, national communist leader, highly popular with the masses. who spent many years in
voluntary exile and was elected a member of the Communist Executive Committee; Arthur Ernest
MILLIONAIRE WHO Ewert, or Harry Berger, German
WANTED A WIFEquently released under
Advertised-Weeded Out "Gold-Diggers". This advertisement appeared re- cently in a Zurich newspaper:
convicted
"London to me has previously been an entrancing background.io books. The theatres, shops, restaurants, and dance orchestras must be heavenly. All the historic spots that enrich our race are there to be visited by me.
10 p.m.
London-Big
Ben.
Fox Trot-Mirneles sometimes hap- pen; Fox Trot-Just say Aloha"; Fox Trol-Thru the courtesy of lova; Fox Waltz-The Trot-Golden Heart: Waltz in Swing Time; Fox Trot-Oh,
Roque
Fox Trot Mouse's Birthday Party: Margle Fox TrotHorbour Lights;
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rors: Fox Trot-Conner Co- Wanderers: loured Gal; Fox Trot-Another Peg- feet Night is ending; Tango--Md- my eyes upon is rural Eng-janah! Waltz The Dawn of Love. land, and to play golf on the famous
11 p.m. Close Down. eaurses, see tennis at Wimbledon and cricket at Lord's..
"But what I most of all want to feast
"And how I should like to ride to
hounds!
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la Germany of treason and subse-Lon
a political Wogga is p beautiful town on the amnesty, permanent paid agent of Murrumbidgee River, a lovely stream
willows. All the the C.E.C: Rudolpho Ghfeldt, founder flowing between and secretary of the Argentine Com- Engilsh trees grow in our parks und munist Party and member of the Our population is twelve thou-
gardens. sand
and we have thirty-six hotels, which may be taken as a sign of prosperity,
"In our State we are known as Cornstalks," she added, "and I cer- tainly am tall."
C.E.C.
was
DISAPPEARED Lyon Jules Vallee, a Frenchman, "Millionaire university gentleman, alleged treasurer of the revolutionary
arrested own horses and triumvirate
shortly bal composed the triple entente" (uged 46; two cars;
W8G later marry after the rebellion, but in opposition to the triple alliance vacht; spertsinun; wishes to which included
Germany, Austrin-young lady of good family who likes release because police believed he would lead them to Presies, Vallee Hungary and Italy. The main differ. travelling and sport.
evaded the detectives who is that Austria and Hungary
"Must be good looking and have a trailing him and has not been heard now are weak powers whose align-knowledge of languages, Iloney-of since. ment is unpredictable.
moon a world trip."
ence
The inquiries throughout Europe
The advertiser, a widower for ten show that the continental nations elther support or resent the British Years, was in earnest, and lit worded armament programme In accordance the advertisement in a materialistic with their own plans for future ac-way purposely. tion,
for
200 REPLIES
were
In all, 35 persons are called "leaders" of the revolution under the terms of the Security Law, and to remaining 200-odd co defendants, receiving t.lightly lighter sentences.
AERIAL WARFARE AS A "BLESSING"
Vice-Marshal On Quick End
To A Campaign
Air Vice-Marshal Gossage is of The Brazilian Congress granted the
warfare may France views the British pro- gramme as an important safeguard He wanted to And out if modern rament powers to decree a state opinion that aerial
of soon after the rebellion was prove a blessing in that it might peace. Germany suspects that it girls were all id-diggers," or if suppressed. This allowed the daten-mit the period of war, may mean she is to be crushed. there were girls who still throught tion of thousands of persons on sub- Lecturing at London University, picion and the arrest of Senator. Abel he said, "Aerial warfare may pro- Italy, at first indifferent to the more of character and disposition. British plan, now neks to whom And he wanted to know, too, if the Chermont und Deputies Octavio da duce a relatively quick result. If it London's new guns will be pointed.
Russia frankly asserts that Britain modern girl was voln and thought too Silveira, Domingos Velasco, Abguar | does not, it may destroy civilisation
much of her own-looks.
Bastos and Jono Mangabeira, who parliamentary From the 200 repiles he weeded out normally would enjoy
Immunity.
is arming against Germany, her own
ed.
alfogether,
bitterest enemy, and hence is gratis-all those who stressed the value of
All the "totalitarian powers" are money. There were.
wirlch thought annoyed at speeches by British
wealth. is. statesman Indicating that England
"It, then, we have found a means arming to preserve the peace while There was one who protested garrisons all over the country; and they are menacing It.
strongly against the materialistic civilian attack against the govern of finishing off a war in a matter The Italians assert that they are tone of tho advertisement. With the ment forces from behind; Arms and 9 months instead of years, may it not responsible for Europe's arma- writer of this letter the millionaire it ummunition were collected and held not be that accial warfare, terrible mant race, putting the blame on is reported, has decided to share his in arsenals in Rio and other im- though it will be, will be a blessing
portant elites United Press. In spite of its grimness?" France which rearmed on a large life,
"Four years of a war of attrition Omcials asserted that the Com-saw the nations that had taken part a few lettern munist revolution na planned by in It exhausted, victors and van-
of worldly Prestes and Eweri counted on quished alike.
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