DONALD DUCK
I'LL CAPTURE SOMETHIN' TODAY, GOLDARN IT!
WAR WILL CONTINUE
O by Walt Thaney Entregrine +191* { Wonht righta priesved
Physical exhaustion, that is ex- hausilon of manpower and food sup- plies, on the oflier hand, Mr. Cham- berin said, may also bring about the disintegration of Japan's military force. This again, he added, was equally unlikely to happen in the
Correspondent Says No near future.
Breakdown Likely
Mr. W. H. Chamberinin, Tokya correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor, who arrived here
Tuesday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
January 31, 1939.
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From Macao
A dramatic panorama written by
1. L. Megroz and produced by John Richmond.
Chinese Runs into Tree In New Territories Running off the road and crashing At the forthcoming annual general Studio: The Grupo “Lira” Tracing the existing economic con- Into a tree while riding in the New meeting which will be held on Tues- ditions in Japan, the correspondent Territories on Saturday afternoon,day, March 7 the following will bo asserted that the manpower of the
PIO-ULSKI'S ORCHESTRA nation was far from having been ex-motor-cyclist, ip Kon-keung, 25, embodied in the Directors' report
received a fractured skull, and was shareholders of the Hongkong Tele- hausted.
1. La Mantillo-Marcha-A. Luz: Inter removed to the Kowloon Hos-phone Co., Ltd. As for food supplies and other pital in a critical condition. He was
Radio Programme Broadcast by 2 The balance at credit of Profit and ZDW on a Frequency of 845 kc.c.'s. Fernandes; 3. Vinhedor Concao- Meu amor-Tango-B, de Sena last week-end from the north, left necessities of life, it is believed that later taken away from the hospital Loss Account for the year ended and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. A. Melo; Canto: Mlle. Vern de Sena yesterday by the Canton for Indo-Japan by herself is quite self-su-in a dying condition by his parents, December 31, 1038 (including the and 8-11 pm on 9.52 m.e's. per Fernandes; Chino,
cient. There have been sharp det is reported.
sum of $149,674.54 brought forward second. elines in the imports of the nation,
from While in Shanghai, he said that he added, but since none of the food
the prov
After
Japanese pride had been hurt by the products is imported, Japan was in stationary motor forry at Chun Hon $1,410.50% previous year) amounted to H.K.T.
prolong
ability of the Chinese to their resistance, but the Japanese found consolation in the contention not Chinu
no danger of immediate shortage.
Lack of Metals
said.
Fascist
8.30 Studio--The Grupo "Lira" from Macao,
Jurel Amar-to- do Cancro--M.
Oliveira,
Canto:
Ip is alleged to have passed
Americo Morques; D. • Douro-
Tejo d
0. O Vira- 12.0-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service Corridinho-J. Mendes; chuirging_$521,524.30 for de- Chuen at a pretty fast speed, running preciation and enceling on July 4 of Intercession from St. John's Cathe-da
Revista "Arial"R.
R. Ferrao; 7. of the road shortly after this. He 1930-the payment of an interim divi-dral,
Amor © Cego e ve-Serenata-A. Canto: Milc. Vera de Sena was treated at the Un Long Dispen- that they were Bghting Powers.
dend of 4% absorbing 3225,000, there The diminishing imports, however,sary before being sent to Kowloon remains the sum of $770,005,04, which Op. 70.
12.30 Weber-Concerto In F Minor Lars: 1. Nao Minto-Tango- ! alone, but all the
the Board recommends be appro- Commenting on the Sino-Japanese were showing their effect in Japan's Hospital.
Mr. Chamberlain | Industry,
priated as follows: Jupan articles which
To the Among the
n final payment of largely imports and which are
dividend of 80 cents per shere on the fully paid-
sharts (making 12 for the year)***..
payment of a final dividend of 20 cents per share on the partly paid-up shares (making 12% for the year) To transfer
to Ceneral Reserve (bringing some up to $1,277,410.00) To Carry forward .ta
next account
hostilities, the well known newspaper correspondent, occording to
not garded as the chief of the China Presa, stated that so far as freely forthcoming are cotton, wool, group in Japan. Japan was concerned, the end of the oil, zinc-in fact, most metals per- war was far from imminent.
Opinions of observers that Japan Bapa with the single exception of is on the verge of financial bank- ruptcy and the
consequent break
down of her military machine is not far off, Mr. Chamberlain sald, were results of wishful thinking.
He explained that two things may cause a change In the Immediate outlook of the war. In the Arst place a und defeat for Japan on the battlefeld may lead to the break- down of the existing psychosis of the Japanese.
In Mr. Chamberlain's opinion, such a defent is not likely, in view ut
almost insurmountable technical superiority of the Japanese nilitary
guerilla force. Chinese fighting, he said, may check Japan- ese military advances or hamper their communication lines, but it will not win any major victory on UntUcfield.
copper,
Partly compensating the nation for the losses sustained in exports to foreign countries, Japan was said to be exporting her manufactured ticles to the "yen-bloc" countries in increasing quantities. however, would
Such exports, not increase the foreign exchange reserve
of the natiuit, Mr. Chamberlain added.
Comparing Japan's financial condi- tion with that of a foreign country the correspondent indicated number of European nations at pre- sent feel the financial strain far more severely than the Japanese.
But the group which had suffered most in Japanese politles was liberal elements.
the
"The war has, eclipsed liberalism Even the Social Masses Party is now In Japan." Mr. Chamberinin said.
leaning to the right-on the Japanese Army."
Tokyo
Mr. Chamberlain went to from Moscow four years ago as cor- respondent of the Christian Science Manitor. On his return to Japan, ha that will sell for the United States on hin
way to assume the post as correspon- dent of his paper in Paris.
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9. A rosn do Adro-One: conducted by Eugene Bigot.
Antunes; 10. Os teus olhos 12.47 Songs by Miliza Korjus (80-M. H. Silveira; 11. Anda! prano).
D sal nos Laranjals-Cancto-L. dej Nocturne, Op. 37, No. 1-Ah, let F. Branco. Canto: Mile. Vera de Sena me weep (Chopin): Nocturne, Op. 9, Fernandes; 12, Sombras d'Amor- No. 2-O Night! O ́Dreama! (Chopia) | Vaisa-A. Barbosa, Canto; Americo;
with Orch. cond. by Bruno Marques. Seidler-Winkler; Shadow Song 9.30 London Relay The News. ("Dinorah" -Meyerbeer).....with 9.50 Band Orch. cond. by Franz Schonbaums- Guards,
50,000.00 feld.
Signal
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*Tonhauser" March (Wagner); and Marche Aux Finmbeaux....conduct-
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19.8 London Relay-This Racing Business'-5.
Tune 1.0 Local Weather Report.
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Vivlin Ellis at the Plano. Streamline Piano
Selection 149,523.04] (Ellis);
Streamline The First Waltz (Ellis); "Going Places" Plano $770,005.04) Medley (Ellis).
ontlonaries to aid them in solving cross-
word puzzles.
1.15 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce ments.
1.30 Dance Musio.
10.15 Variety and Dance Music. Dance Orch-So You Left Me For The Leader Of A Swing Band- Quickstep: The Snoop-Quickstep... The Six Swingers directed by George DISABLED VETERANS
Scott Wood: Vocal-Life Begins At Mr. Chamberlain stated that the In 1934, after leaving his post in
Sophie (Yellen-Shapiro). LIVERMORE, Cal. Fox-Trots You Gotta Know How Forty resignation of Admiral Nobumasa Moscow, Mr. Chamberlain was
was | leave of absence from the paper for Inmates of the U. B. Veterans' hos To Dance (film 'Colleen'); You Can't Tucker with Orchestra and Ted Suetsugu, the Home Minister.
In that time, he indicative that the adoption of Fascist one year.
com-pital here exprexed as their pre- Pull The Wool Over My Eyes... Shapiro at the Plano; Dance. Orch. rule had been indefitely postponed pleted his latest books on the Soviet terence for Christmas presents die-Harry Roy and His Orchestra with The Maldens Of Tyrol Fox-Trot;
His most famous book the not altogether dropped. Sucisugu, Union.
Love Walked In-Fox-Trot....Jay Wilbur and His Band with he explained, has always been
Witbu Costa (Vocal); Yodeller-Mountain རྫལ་
Dusen; Melodies....George 1.10 Relay of the Rotary Till Dance Orch-Nostalgia Del Deserto Speech from the Roof Garden of the Tango; Tales Of Hoffmann-Waliz Von Geczy Hongkong Hotel; Speaker: Rotartan Selection... Barnabas R. A. D. Forrest. Subject: "The and
Orchestra; His Judgment of Character from Hand- Fought Liko A
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Jack Harris and His Orchestra with (u) Stelen Heaven; (b) Row, Row, vocal refrain by Sam Browne; Vocal your boat; (c) Meet the beat of my and Plano-Lancashire Loss (Lay- Heart; (d) Stop beatin' Round the ton); A Marriage Has Been Arrang- Mulberry Bush.
Layton; (Mayer)....Turner 6.14 Record: Le Regiment Qut Dance Orch. Meet Me Down In Passe (Sconoscinto); Aria Con Sunset Valley-Fox-Trot; Sunday In Variazioni (Luigi Mozzani)....The Park-Fox-Trot....Mantovan! Marlo Maccaferri (Guitar).
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6.35 Records: South Sea Island Magic (Long): Me and the Moon (Handman)....Bing Crosby w. Vic-
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6.44 (a) A Serenade to the Stars; (b) Wacky Dust; (e) You go to my head; (d) Every Tub.
7.0 Closing local Stock Quotations, 7.02 Songs by Gitta Alpar (30+ prano).
Thief's Loot
Mrs. L. Dong, of 43C Peking Road, was complainant in a case before Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magls- Lern Chin tracy yesterday, when Sing Something In The Morning sing 26, unemployed, and Leung Siu- (C. B. Cochran's Revue Home and hung 28, unemployed, appeared on Beauty'); No More (C. B. Cochran's charges of the larceny and receiving Revue Home and Beauty'); The Dof seven pairs of Judles' stockings and barry (film 'I Give My Heart'); I
six pairs of men's socks from the Give My heart (from the film) roof of 43C Peking Road on Friday with Orchestra cond. by G.
Waiter. afternoon.
7.15 StudioGco, Plo-Ulski's String Second defendant, on the charge of
Orchestra.
Uhlenhorster
****** Treceiving, was discharged, as there
Folk Waltz
was no evidence against him.
Felrossen Romatice (Gora): 3. Sarba
It was alleged that Lam was seen (De Mauriz}); Interval: I to go up the stairway leading to the Was A Lover and His Lass (Shake- roof by complainant's amah, who fol
and Morley-arr, Bridge).... speare
the stockings lowed him. He took The B.B.C. Wireless Singers cond. by and socks and ran away. The amsh 4. chased him, and raised an alarm, By the Swanee River (Myddleton); 5. and he won Inter arrested in com- Grafin Mariza (Kalman); Interval; pany of second defendant. Each was | Because_ (Teschemacher and d'Harde wearing a pair of complainant's hus-
Stanford Robinson.
inson. Unaccomp
Piano The Maestro Singers with band's socks. The total value of the
1. Was Blumen Tracumen stolen goods was $15, and only five (Translateur); 7. Russian Potpourri pairs were recovered. The rest were (arr. Pio-Viski).
dumped in a side-channel in Canton 8.0 Local Timo Signal, Weather Road.
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Lam, who and two previous con- Invictions for larceny, was sentenced
to two months' hard labour.
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