Music hath charms Sunday Classical Concert,
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Under leadership of
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Programme for Sunday, April 24, 1938
1 p.m.-2.30 p.m.
PROGRAMME
1. Bemiramide. Ouverture
2. Melody
3. Tres-Jolle.
Waltz
4. La Belle Helene. Selection
5. Trees
0.
Bezenado
7.
Coppella, Suite
also
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...Rossini.
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Jensen. Dellbes.
THE HONGKONG
BREACH IN WALL HEALED
Chinese Still Hold Linyi City
Hankow, Apr, 20.
TELEGRAPH,
A Chinese military #pokesman stated that a small detachment of Japanese troops hnd succeeded in entering Linyi yesterday, following the making of a
In the wall,. the result of a terrific Japanese artillery bombardment of the town' west and north goles. However the brench WOR subsequently scaled, bottling up the Japanese vanguard. The Chinese troops south of Linyi have launched a counter offensive, while mobile unit attacked Japanese flanks resulting in capture of Tachen and Hainochen, villagez adjacent to the town.
The main forces of Chinese and Japanese are engaged at Shuitlen, en the western outskirts of Linyi. Linyl is at present the scene of the; main fighting and furious struggle is proceeding on the main railway front north-cast of Hanchwung.
the the
THURSDAY, ⠀ APRIL
RADIO BROADCAST
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6.35 Interval of recorded Dance Music from Z.B.W.
3rd
on
6.40 (u) Penthouse Avenue (1) Public Melody No. 1; (c) Love is never out of Season; (d) Itunnin' Wild.
a.o Studio-The Children's Hour. 7,0 Songs by Paul Robeson (Bass)
Stood On De Ribber; Peter, Go Aing Dem Bells (Arr. Durleigh); Go Moses (Burleigh); Work All Down, De Summer (Coll. by L. Gellert); Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel (Arr. Lawrence Brown).
21, 1988,
MISSING AIRMEN FOUND
All On Board Ship In Air Attack
Canton, Apr. 20. During the Japanese air attack on the Kowloon-Canton Railway yester day, five workmen engaged in repole- ing one of the damaged bridges near Sheklung were injured, according to the Tai Chung Agency.
7.10 New Mayfair Orchestra. "He Wanted Adventure"-Selec- tlon (Waller & Tunbridge); From
It belleved that all on board the Erik Charell's "White Horse Im"
Kongmoon to (Stolz & Benntzky): Excuse Me passage-boot from
Namshul In Chungshan district were Dance,
7.28 Closing local Stock Quota-killed when the boat was bombed by Tapanese neroplanes last Monday. boat was hit by four bombs. It carried forty passengers and a crew of ten..
tions.
7.30 London Relay-'At The Black. Dog'.
Mr. Wikes at home in his own bar-j parlour. Presented by Pascoe Thorn- ton and S. E. Reynolds,
8.0 Time, Weather and Announce- ments.
News from Meihslen, in castern Kwangtung, says that the three air- men who osenped after their two acroplanes made a forced fonding at Metalen on April 7 have been found. One Japancar pilot was arrested at Afelhsien on
on the day when the twa wrecked machines were found,
8.03 Chinese Programme-Studio Concert.
110 Close Down, 8.03 Sibellus Compositions, Symplionic Poem "Night Ride And The three Japanese pilots escaped
Op. 55. Sunrise",
The B.B.C. to the mountains, but on April 11| Symphony Orchestra conducted by Chinese sol
soldiers found them, Adrian Bouit; Flickan Kom Ifran Sin
A struggle was
by the put up The Yinslen front la comparatively? Alsklings Mole; Sav, Sav, Susa, Op. Japanese, and in the ensuing battle
No. 4.
Marion Anderson in
which
the pilots used two
cd. The fight taken
One thousand Japanese reinforce- ments
and are now have arrived facing the Chinese troops six miles south of Tenghsien.
quiet, following the repulse of a Tralle) piano Accomp. by Kostl{machine-guns, one of them was kill-
Japanese counter attack morning.
early this
8.33 Arthur Rubinstein at the Piano.
of them
arc
out A foreign military expert, who Vehanen; Karelia Suite, Op. 11.
London Philharmonic Orchestra when they received wounds, the re- recently Inspected the terrain, told
Cond. by Walter Gochr.
maining two had to surrender. To- the United Press: "If Linyi falls
day they will reach Canton. Their this does not necessarily mean that
condition is serious, for
they the Japanese will be able to out-
from multiple wounds. flank clear of Yihsien, because there is a ridge of high mountains which the Yihsien and Linyl separates sectors and can be held without great difficulty, thus preventing a junellon of the Japanese columns operating on these fronts.
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Hungarion Rhapsody No. 10 (Liszt); suffer supply of food had been
A large Consolation No. 3 (Liszt): Polonaise
1 In C Sharp Minor, Op. 28, No. taken along by these airmen when No. 1 } (Chopin)
they went out on their raid, and| * 8.50 Military Band Musio.
same food was still left at the time Cuke Walk (The they were taken prisoner, says the Corner" Debussy). ...Wang Tung Agency.
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A tremendous number of Chinese B.B.C, Wireless Military Band can- Bells of St. Mulo (Rimmer); Semper troops now concentrated on the ducted by B. Walton O'Donnell; The The Fidelis March (Sousa). Band of H. M. Coldstream Guards, cond, by Lieut. R. G. Evans; The Soloist's Delight (Godfrey); Marche Heroique De Szabady (Massenet, arr. Dan Godfrey). The Band of H. M. Coldstream Guards cond. by Licut. J. C.
Windram; Medley of
STOCK MARKET REPORT
The Hungkong Stock Exchange official summary, lasued at 12.30 p.m. yesterday reads:
The market was again dull.
Buyers 1longkong Bank $1,345
Union Insurasion $520
China Underwriters $2.15
11.K. & K. Wharves $1324
Raubs 101
H.K. Mines 0.11
1. & S. Hotels $0.43
H.K. Lands $354)
1.K, Lands 46 Debentures $100
Jeuk Trams (Old) $2
H.K, Tramways $15.95 11.. Electrica $59% Telephones (Old) $20.00 Telephonen (New) $10.40 Cements $17
Dairy Farms $241, Watsons $0
Wing on Textiles $35 Constructionx $17 Maramans (B.K.) 13/10
Sellers
H.K. Mines $0.12 II.K. Tramways $10.10 Sellers HK. Mines $0.12 1.K. Tramways $10.10 Saler Canton Insuranca $275 Union Insurance $325. China Underwriters 2.20 1.K. Steambonts $23/23 Providents (Old) $3,05)
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Consolidated Mines 011 Demonstrations .33
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Earthquake Takes Huge Toll
Hundreds Killed In Anatolia
Istanbul, Apr, 20.
At least 250 people are feared to have been killed or are missing as result of a big earthquake in Anato- lla yesterday.
Fifteen villages were totally des- troyed, according to first reports re- ceived ut Ankara,
FANLING RESIDENT
PASSES ON
An old resident of Honolulu who
Scottish Airs.....Pipers of the 2nd. Batt. The Q. O. Cameron High-spent the lust 27 years in Hongkong, landers (Under the direction of
died at his home at Fanling yester- He was Pipe-Major T. K. Marshall) and day at the age of 88 years.
Mr. Tin Ful Zane who was born in Dawson (Organ),
Canton and went to Honolulu when he was 30.
9.15 Londen Relay World Affairs'. A talk by J. L. Brierly, o.... Chichele
Professor of International aw in the University of Oxford. 9.30 London Relay Tho News. 9.50 Latest Variety.
Organ
Solo--Hit Parade. Reginald Foort at the B.B.C. Theatre Orgun; Humorous She Said She Wouldn't (Miller); I'm The Only Bit Of Comfort That She's Got (Miller), Max Miller (Comedian) with Orchestra: Vocal-On The Side Of The Roches Tobias); The Last Hansom Cabby (Connor and Wallace). The Three Musketeers and Rae Jenkins' Buskers; Vocal-Little Drummer Boy (Noel and Pelosi); So Many Memories (Woods). Eisic Carlisle;
And My Girl"-Vocal Select
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10.30 New Dance Records. Fox-Trois-You're A Sweetheart Film); Don't Ever Change 'Rhythm In The Clouds").
Fox And His
Orchestra Waltz The Pretty Little Patchwork Quilt; The Girl In The Allee
Blue
"Jack Gown,.... Harris And His Orchestra with vocal refrain; Fox-Trots- Hewallan Hos- pitality (From Rhythm in
the
as
Mr. Zone, known in his business Tai Lung, returned to China in 1910 to manage the Kwong Mee Company in Kwangal, a position he held until 1921, when, after a visit 10 Honolulu, he returned to Hong- survived by his wife, two daughters. kong and settled of Fanling. He is Ruth and Anna, and five sons. An- drew and John, of Shanghai, and Phillp. James and Benny of Hono lulu. Andrew, who is employed by the
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nt Fanling when his father died. There are also three grand-sons and grand-daughter in Shanghai and 11 grand-sons and six grand-daughters in Honolulu.
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The funeral takes place at 3 p.m. to-day at Fanling.
!
FOREIGNERS HURT IN KAILAN
Miners Again Down Tools
Clouds'); Little Heaven Of The FLOODING ATTEMPT
Seven Seas..... Ronnie Munro And His Orch, with vocal refrain; On The
Tientsin, Apr. 20. Bridge of Sighs; Silver Solls On Despite agreement, trouble has Moonlit Waters. Ronnie Munro been renewed at the Kailan Ad- and His Orch. with vocal refrain; ministration
mines, causing nli You Took The Words Right Out Of miners to throw down their tools. My Heart (From 'Big Brondenst of At the same time factional fighting after
1998; Waliz The Waltz Lives On broke out at Tangchictured four
(From 'Big Broadcost of 1938'). Henry Jacques (Britain's Champion Dancer of 1934-36) and His Correct Dance Tempo Orchestra.
11.0 Close Down.
which the malcontents
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being rendered unconscious.
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