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Arab World Will Back Britain
CAIRO, June G (Reuter).--- "The recent speech of Mr Eden and the Armistice terms in Iraq are new proofs of England's friendship towards the Arabs,” say's an "Arab authority," writing in the newspaper, "AL Ahram."
"This has more effect 0 Arab opinion than propaganda and press comments, but the present situation is so serious that It cannot be setiled by mero words,
"Arabs are anxious concerning their future. They believe that the result is still in the balance and that they must bear their share in the Aglting which might help England to win.
"It is necessary that the Arab and Moslem' worlid should now mobilise their power for the final blow.
Price of Independence- "Arabs are willing to pay the price of their independence and unfon, and if England now needs the
help of all her friends to hasten the date of the democracies victory, why then this silence?
"If British statesmen are aware of these sentiments, then we have overy right to expect that they should come to an understanding with the Arab lenders as a preparatory.step for closer collaboration" before it is too late."
Cripps To Visit London
STOCKHOLM, June 7 (Reuter).— Sir Stafford Cripps, British Ambassa- dor to Moscow, arrived here by alr from Moscow to-day. He had intend ed to come to Stockholm to see a
specialist because of a throat in fection, and after a few days rest return to Moscow, but it is learned that since his arrival he has arranged to proceed to London.
Ho refused to be interviewed for for the present.
WALLA-WALLA
HIRE FEES
"The"scale" pt-hire”for "motor-boats
or walla-wallas has been revised and
the new rates are as follows:
Not exceeding 30 minutes,
Saturday..
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
June 7, 1941:
By Ernie Bushmiller
OW!
Graduates of the Faculty of Arts of the Hongkong University who received their degrees at last week's Congrega tion, photographed with the Vice-Chancellor, Mr D. J. Sloss, and staff members of the
Major Baseball
Pirates Nose Out Giants In
Double Header
NEW YORK. June 6 (UP).— Pitsburgh Pirates infileted defent twice on New York Giants. In a National League double-header, to- day. In both games they won by a one-run margin. Scores were:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R. II. E.
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Faculty. (Photo: A." Fong).
|FIGHT AGAINST DONATIONS
TUBERCULOSIS
• Approval of the action taken by the. Director of Medical Services in bringing the first prosecution in the antl-spitfing” campaign was given at a meeting of the Council of the Anti- Tuberculosis Association yesterday.
Suggestions for bringing the campaign to the notice of the public were made, and one by Dr F. I. Taeung that the co operation of the broadcasting authorities be sought, was adopted. It was reported by the Chairman of the Appeals Committee that the Association had approximately $24,000 in hand for the proposed sanatorium. The need for further funds was stressed, and the hope that a generous philanthropist would come forward £ was expressed,
Pittsburgh -
J
Battery: Butcher, Lopez. New York
Battery: McGee, Adains. Hartnett.
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Pittsburgh
4 11 2
3
5
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Battery: Lehrman, Brown, Danning. St Louis
ย 1
Boston
0
Battery: Sewell, Davla, Lopez, NewYork
Battery: Warneke, Mancuso,
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Battery: Salva, Sullivan, Bləri. 7710 Cincinnati - Phitodolphin and Chicago-Brooklyn games are night gaines.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia
* B 0
0 10 7 Carrasquel,
11. 10 0
Battery: Beckmon, Hayes,
Cleveland
Battery: Feller, Hemsley,
$1.00
Washington
Battery: Chase, Zuber, Masterson, Early.
ex-Baston
Detroit
Battery: Glebell, Rowe, Tebbeits.
*
0
Battery: Dobson, Ityba, Pytlak. Chicago
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between 7 a.m, and midnight, $2.10 between midnight and 7
a.m.;
Exceeding 30 minutes but not ceeding 45 minutes, $2.70 and $3.20; Exceeding 45 minutes but not ex- ceeding one hour, $3.30 and $3.90; Exceeding one hour but not excred- ing one and a half hours, $4.50 and $4.80;
For every subsequent hour or port of an hour, $3 and $3.30;
Waitingime, with engine shut off-for every quarter hour or part thereof, 45 cents and 60 cents.
NON-AGGRESSION
PACT DENIED Between Japan And U.S.
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
Battery: Rigney, Bass, Tresli, Dickey.
Dr Selwyn Clarke said he thought they should record their warm sp- preciation of Mr Ho Kom-tong and his assistants. Within... fortnight $14,000 had been collected, which was a very creditable effort.
Wüs
Control Of
Fish
Local PrecautionsTM
The anti-spitting campaign next discussed in the light of the first case prosecuted by the Director of Medical Services, The Chairman 'sald-warning"had been-given-for-a- long period but the matter had not been taken up. He was very glad The Controller' of Food, Mr D. L to see action taken and congratulat-Nowbigging, with the consent of His ed the President on the success of Excellency the Governor, has made bis frst case.
the following order under the De- fence Regulations, 1940:
Charitable And War Funds
A total of $2,135.00155 wpa reached yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated by the S, C. M. Post, Lid, with following donations:
Tim
Metars E, Penn Co.
General Electric Co. of China,
Lid (second donation)
1,000
1
1,000-
"Bringinit Home the Bacon at
"From the Blue"
Tso T. Ku
"A Chinese. Friend""
the K.C
"Copper Box"
"In Memoriam”
Texaco Shrapnel Box (seventh
donation)
Messrs Woo and Woo
Prof. Walter Brown
donation)
the
-RADIO-
ZBW, 355 metros. (845. k.c.) and 31.49. motras (9,520 kilo-cycles)
Relay to British Forces
In the Far East......
Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 045 k.e's and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 pm. nud 8-12 midnight" on 0.52 m.c's. per second.
H. K. T.
12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter cession.
12.30 A Programme of Danco Music.
1.00 Local Time Signal and Pro gramma Summary, 1.02 Variety......
·
1.30 Reuter and Rugby Presa and Announcements,
1.43 The Review of Revues, Debroy Somers Band with Vocal Chorus by Dan Donovan
2.02 Quentin Maclean at the Organ. Llty of
Laguna (Stuart); Little (Stuart); Edward
Dolly Daydream German Selection.
2.10 Close Down,
5.45 Indian Programino,
0.30
tions..
Closing, Local Stock Quota-
0.32 Auber-"Masanlello”. Over- ture.
The B.B.C, Symphony Orchestra.
cond, by Adrian Boult.
6.41 Dellus-Bring Fair.
0.00 London Relay The News and News Cominentary,
9.18 Beethoven"Eroica" Varia- tions In E Flat Major, Op. 35.
Lill Kraus (Plano).
9.38 Violin Solos by Bronislaw Huberman.
La Capricious
(Elgar); Waltz in C Sharp Minor (Chopin). Short Wave only)
0.45-10.15 News in French (om
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9.45 Haydn-Symphony No. 03 in
Major.
Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra. 10.08 Handel Concertos Nos. 7
| and 13 for Organ and Orchestra.
London Symphony Orchestra cond. by Albert Coates, Organist: Herbert Dawson.
10.15 Studio-Sunday Evening Epilogue.
Conducted by a Minister of the Congregational Church. 10.35 Close Down.
Pianiste's Triumph
London Symphony Orchestra coud Ruth Litvin's Fine
by Geoffrey Toye:
7.00 London Relay—The News.
7.15 London RelayQuestions of the Tour."
7.30 London Relay Special Broad cast to the British Forces in the Far East,
Debut At Recital
Miss Ruth: Litvin astounded some (those ignorant of her abilities), and charmed every- 0.00 Local Time Signal, Pro-ance here last night as a concert body in her first public appear- gramme Summary and Annourice- ments,
8.02 Albert Bandier's Orchestra.
planister. No debut could be u Trio and more complete triumph, and her contribution towards the success of the Joint recital given in the
The Fairies Gavotte (Kohn)
Rosa
Mia (Gulzar and oth (Kohn) Vert
Sandler and His Orchestra; All the Rose Room of the Peninsula Things you are (Kern); Autumn Hotel was of prime importance. Serenade (Morgan)....Albert Sand- ·Miss Litvin set a new standard of ler Trio, The Land of Smiles You non-professional pianoforte playing are my Heart's
Smiling should go Ü long (Lehar)....Albert Sandler and His realising one of Orchestra; Paraphrase of Strauss the
Land of Smiles Patiently in', Hongkong- :: standard which
way towards of the primary
alms of recital-the promotion of
performer's technique was
Waltzes (arr. Bor), viAlbert Sand-gement to its exponenta,” And
ler Trio; Indiana Sweetheart (Han-
chAlbert Sandler and His Or-atlees her interpretations bold and
8.30
A l Billy Programmé.
...
Liszt's "Venezia
Misa Litvin with a
9.00 London Relay-The New rare Provide to reveal to the
and News Commentary.
full her exquisite musicianshly and for the audience it was a delightful lovely experience. Beethoven's "Sonata Pathetique" was played not His Orchestra: only with rare skill, but completely Alfredo understanding, while lacking nothing
9.15 A Short Programme of the Music of Kalman,
"Countess Maritza" Selection... Marek
Weber and
Princess-Waltz
Gipsy
and His
Orchestra.
9.28 Local Sports Results.
in beauty of interpretation · were
"Prelude Number 24 in D
031 Light French Bongs by Luel- Minor" "Prelude Number 24 in D
17.05enno Bover-and: Jean: Bablon,
дно
49.59
(monthly
“A Midlander" (second donation) Mental Hospital Star (oleventh
donation)
........................tans to the
The following
23
30
WAN
Fund werd received through the Hong- kong War Effort Committed: Special Collections from long-
kong Hotel Bomb
Canteen
Half Share Gramophone Player,
Gloucester Hotel Water Police Station
(ninth donation). Kowloon Football Club
263.00
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flat major," "Nocturne No. 1 in F D'Amour en Amour-Melodie (Le-minor."
"Fantasie unpromptit sharp
La Voyageuse in C
levre-Delerot Delettre)
Chansun
品
Gaston d'Aquino was in fine volco Lucienne Boyer with Orchestra; Joe two groups of songs, ranging from Tito ma Reverence. (Bastia); Sur le Handel and Haydn to Puccini and Pont d'Avignon (arr, Wal-Berg)...also added to the enjoyment of the Ponchioll and Miss Pauline Chow Jean Sablon with Orchestra.
9.45-10.00 News in French Short Wave only)..
Plano
Kunx al
fou evening with the famous 'Care come" from "Rigoletto," and later two duets with d'Aquino comprising numbers from Verdi's "Rigoletto" and "Trova- tore
Mr E. O. Nell Shaw was the efficient
accompanist.
9.45 Charlle Kuns the Plano,
Medley
No. R.10; Intro.: Rose Marie; Indian Lovo. Call; The Girl Friend; Tea for Two, Why Do I Love You?; I Want to be Happy:
Charlie Kunz Pla
Plano Medley No. R.14; The attendance was gratifying and 60.35 Intro.: Lights Out; I Never Realised; should provide encouragement to the
Love is
Dancing Thing; Kunz Responsors to continue with these
recitals S.A.G. vivals, No.19; Iniro! I'll see you' again; The Desert Song: My Hero; The Merry Widow; Love will and d way; The Blue Danube.
50
The following donations, sice to the Wat Fund, are acknowledged. In metsory.
of the late Mr F, G. Horridge: Mr & Mrs B. Wylle... Royal Hongkong Golf Club ir de Mim . H. J. Brooks Me Mrs L. Jack Miss F. Cartwright
SALVATION ARNY
Dr Selwyn-Clarke sald the Coun-
No person shall sell, or enter into The Salvation Army Headquarters grate cit might have heard he had been any agreement for sale, or transfer, fully acknowledge receipt of the recited
riticised for taking action on the
remove from his possession or other-ing donations which have been credited grounds that the offender
[to_the_Annual Appeal for 19415 was not wise dispose of, any fish named in Previously acknowledged, $3,700; Mr very well paid, and a fine of $3 the schedule of this order except to A Pentreath, 35; Mr D. X. Cochran, meant a lot to him. The whole
person er firm who buys on behalf 50: Mr Tam Teas, $10; Mar 1. Teynaud,
125; Dr B. W. T80, 410; Mesars behind the prosecution, he ex-of the Government of Hongkong; and Light & Power Co. Ltd, 330: The Staff, China point plained, was to bring to the notice no person or firm shall buy, possess, ie Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of the public that Government meant or otherwise control, any such Osh of Hongkong. Ltd, $178. Total to date.. to implement the low passed on except on behalf of the Government To Gonation to the Salvation Army April 25, 1940. It was the decision of Hongkong. of the Council that the time. had In any criminal proceedings for
in memory of the late Mr. F. G. Herricco: LONDON, June 6 (Reuter).--come when it was made clear to breach of this order the burden of
the general public that Indiscrimin-
Interesting Conclusion To
Home Soccer Season
to
Prosecution's Alms
Swimming
THREE
$0.068.
The S. C. M, Post has received
Mr and Mrs W, IL. G. Hirm, $2.
FREE FRENCH FUND
10.00 London Relay "Music Hall" 11.00 New: Danen, Recortis. 12 midnight: Close Down.
To-morrow's Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 845 k.c's and on Short Wave from 11-2.30 p.m. and 8-10.35 pm, on 9.52 m.c's per second.
H. K. T 11.00-12.15 p.m. Relay of Morn- Church. Ing. Service from St Andrew's
12.15 A Schubert Programme,
the mundo" ; Ballet Music.....
Opera Orchestra: Who's Sylvia?...Master E. Lough (boy soprano) with plano; Valses Nobles -Op. 77 (1 to 12)....Lill Kraus the Lark.... ano);"Hark! Hark**** Master E. Lough (boy Soprano) with Rondo in B Minor, Op. 70....
donations plano and Yehudi Menuhin
$100; Me" Delcourt, 150; Mr. E. Toullard, $134 Anonymous (pour ceux qui se hat- [tent), $500; "Ananymous, $210; Mr Berruex, $10, Anonymous. $10.50; Anonymous,
Piano and Violin).
1.00 Local Time Signal and Pro- gromnie Summary
1.02 Concert
Great
Waltres,
Zlebror Waltz Potpourri ....Orchestra "Mas-
$200; Mus Champagne, 30;. Joan Manners (arr. Sch. (Joh. Strauss);
&Co., Ltd. $100; Mr Van der Laan, 310;
The elasticity of wartime foot-ate spitting would not be tolerated. that a person or firm buys or acquires the possession or control of ball when clubs are allowed to
The Free French Movement gratefully any fish shalf lie upon the person acknowledge the following lend players is shown in games It was true that $5 dld mean quite accused.
made to General de Gaulis Fund, from a lot to people of the class of the scheduled for the last day of the offender, but the original idea was black pomfret, golden thread and all 5 Anonymous. $350; Mr C. Arnulphy, The fish named in the schedule are. Canton Export Co., $100; Mr Tilty,
ngri, to to May 31, 1941: WASHINGTON, June 6 (UP)-A seagon to-morrow. Cliff Bastion
press forward the law Against mackerels. non-aggression part between uel and Collett, of Arsenal, and people trom whom, co-operation United States and Japan would be Weaver and Spence, of Chelsen, could be expected and who had at contrary to
to established For East will appear for Fulham.
least the rudiments of hygiene, It was stated here to-day. polley,
Dr MacLeod said it was not the The season will close on ́n high note The Japanese Embassy denied that
to pick on the Ambassador, Admiral Nomura
apart from the England-Wales match desire of Government and the London Cup final because the people but merely to warn them sought such a pact.
law against spitting regional league competitions will be that such a undecided until the tast games. existed. For his own part, he would Preston, winners of the War Cup, who draw an offender's attention to lead in the north and Crystal Palace sputum made by the latter, and leaders in the South, can be chplaces make him clean. It up.
That was by Manchester City and West Ham respectively it Une latter score goals probably more effective than
any freely, so Interest will be maintained to ines imposed, he thought. the end.
Miss Mow Fung observed that such offences
provatled among | probably the Illiterate class.
The Chairman, replied that even the literate class should know the law by
by now as sufficiently long notito had been given,
Informed Japanese quarters stated hat it was likely that measures for Improving relations had been dis- cussed, but nothing - like..., n azgression pact was broached.
non-
Mr Hull, Secretary of State, os serted; that the policy not to enter non-aggression 'pacts was definitely established ten years ago.
Distribution Of Britain's Manpower
LONDON, June 6 (Reuter) big step towards centralising the problem of proper distribution of· Britain's manpower in war Ume is announced. A new Director-General of Man- power is: appointed-by the Ministry of Labour, and
nd National Service with effect from Monday next
next. He is Me
K.C.C. Cricketers
Turn To Bowls
meam CHARA
AND WAR FUNDS ·
$20,
(sero)....
Widd/cacheen (Bass)
Miss Starty, $20," Anonymous, $10; Mr. E, colte; Foullard, $100, Mr Delcourt $50 Mr Tilly. Fickle Fancy (Jor. Strauss)....Edith $20; Anonymous, 1230; HK. Canton Ex- Lorand and Her Viennese Orchestra." port Co. 109;, Kir L. Walch (0th dong. tion), #100: Anonymous,. ; ir Morand, 1.14 Bongs we love to sing.
Old Shako (Barron and Tro- SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF The Building Fund Committee of the
Malcolm School for the Deat gratefully acknow-with
Fair (arr. ledge receipt of the following donations: Jacob)....Stuart Robertson (Bass- Previously acknowledged $12,162; Mr Baritone) and Malo Chorus with A three-day swimming gala or: Wai Blu-pak, 2001 the Bincere, Ca.. Lid ganised by the Hongkong and Row-100; Retiring Chairman and Directors of
Piano; Old Song Memories Intro.: foon Tenants Union · Club
began Po Leung Kiki Di Con Ltd, Watch: Where my Caravan las rested;
Soldiers in
the Park; Larboard last night. Proceeds are in ald of 100; Biss N, E. Ellast, $30. Total $12, that we two were maying; Floral
Kadoorio, $50; the Wing On the Bomber Fund, British Fund for 1742.
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Dance:
Drake goes West; Until; Bird divine; Glorious Devon; The Westminster Ballad
Cydenhan and are Jappe, should have Trumpetercbeats"
The Relief of Distress In China, In the previously published list the Free Schools and Free Arical in Mrko Lo Dr. Services.
boen Mr M. H. Lo, Dr. A. Bydenham, and ***Organisers
are the Chairman (Mr Mira Jotteries The successful K.0.0. Cricket Anes could not be reduced to, say Tin-kwong) and the Cominitieel
whather Lui Ping-chuen), Secretary (Mr Lau Cricket Professor King Baked
CHILD PROTECTION -- League" teams which won both
The Chinese, National record for the ton of Children Have received the sum
The Hongkong Boclety for the Protec championships. during the past
women's 100 metres backstroke Was of 3 from "Anonymous," in memory of season, will meet to have official
broken by Miss Sai Wa-ying, of Chi- the late Mr. Herridge. photographs taken on Sunday 'at
nese Bathing Club, who clocked 1.30
noon.
two
Afterwards there will be a curry, Umin, and this will be followed by a Lawn Bowls match between the teams will be: teams, comprising three rinks. The.
Benior XI-E. P. Fincher, D. J. N. Anderson, N. D. Lloyd and E, C. Fincher '(sXip); R. T. Broadbridge, L. 3. Durch,
G. IL: Ince and he will take charge of National Service, Labour Supply
the Military Recruiting Depart and ments of the Ministry,
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Committee of three is also ap- A Zimmern. 1. Zimmern, D. Tung and pointed to examine, in consultation. Robinson (skip). with the three Service. departments,
forces.
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Dr. Ll Shu-fan enquired whether the minimum fine was $5.
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Singers with
11.30 Router and Rugby Press and Journal Adnouncements. tique, Op.
1.45 Berlioz Symphonie Fantas- of the
14. Orchestre de la Societe des Con- BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 1-5.
certs Result
The S, C. M. Post has received the Bruno following donations to the Hongkong 150 metres relay-1, Sing Tao (Wang Benevolent Bociety in memory of the ite Chi-hung, Ng Nin, Li Fook ki. Shek Mir . G. Herridge Kan-pul 2, Chines) Y.M.C.A.;.5, Eastern. Mr. A. G. Wilcox, . Me P... Cassidy, Time" 1,5000
$5; Mr and Mrs J. Ormiston, 87, p
PENCIL HOSTITÁL
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-- 100 metres Breaststroke (open to mem-] W hers inf the Clifneso Press) and, Bar Want 3, Kong Yul-cheung; chui Woon cheung. Tima 1:38 1-2.
cond. by Hongkong
Fisheries RelayQuellets of Research
Walton:
5.45 Indian Programme. 7.00 London Relay The New...
2.30 Close Down.
The S.C.: Post has received the the following donations to the French los pital, Causeway lay in memory of the Dennis Noble (Baritone).
7.30. A Miltary Band Concert with Women's 30 metres:-), Bum Wal-yang: lato Mr F. 9. Berridizer The following have been pro-}
2, Nie Blu«tin, Time 30.
Mina M. A Tyrrell, #5: Mr E. Houza. nobinson (ap) Goodbar Curtis, moted Captains in the Hong- Po-ins, Penanta Union). The 5. C. 3. Pest has received the ments
Women's 50 metres (open);-1,, Ho Wal- man, -$50k
8.00 Local Time Signal, Prò- king (CBC); 1. Cheong 01-Jan
"ANTI-T.D, ASSOCIATION
Krammo Summary and Announce- the employment of skilled men in the brokenshire, K. M. Baxter, W. W. Par
T. Goodwin and 'D. A. Gray (skip). kong Volunteer Defence Corps, Time 301-5 son on A. Madar (skip). W. c. Itung, with effect from May 13: tim: 3,1ve Xiu-tong: 3, Dai Yeuk-mau. late Mr. F. Herridge
following donation to the Anti-Tuber- 50 metres breaststroke—1. Wong Lok- culosis Assocletion in memory
|_|_8.02 Wagner=""TriSIRI and Isolda" R. J. Fenton, IL Leigh and O, E. Taylor Lieutenants T. K, Parsons, L. B. Tune
of the Act 8. (skip).
“A friend,*** $5,
Characters and Sololats in order Holmes, K. C. Hamilton, C. Mak Wal-ining 3, Lati, Tal-ping, Time 400 metres (open)-1, Yau Sai-kwal:
appearance: Tristan. Walter, Wid- D'Almada e Castro and G. T. 6.833-10.
Women's 100 metres: Baškatroke (open)i|
Bal Wa-ging) #Tsang Tung-iwan. The Talpo Fico - Brigade, under 1.50 1-6 (record).
Water Polos-Chinese! Bathing) Sergeant Franklin; wad rushed to the oak gusht Tacher, Shumba Sakon New Kerritories, atque
Club 11th, milestone on the Talpo Road, LONDON, June 8 (Reuter)~~The pult Fan For M
Cheng Shu-tsu,! Toulouse radio announced that the Wor
Thursday, when a 4-ton lorry belong PopTM has given 200,000 franch
Rip.ooking to the Cling Provident Loan and for che French Reflet.
sintes (coriKwok-how, round me Mortgage Company mught fire while erd being" driven to Talpo, 134RANG
German-Turkish
Trade Treaties
ANKARA, Juns 6. (Router) ---It Isunderstood that negotiations are
Newmarket Racing Balean.
Oh London, Juno"
The Arcot Gold Cup and other Ascot short contmencin' at Ankara bo- races, the new St James Polace Bikes, tween the Turke and the Germans Queen Mary Blakes and Coventry to increase the commercial exchanges Stakes will be run on July 1 at New Between the two countries.
Umarkot--Reuter,>
Enriqu
Station
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Dr. G. A C. Herklots
dop (Tenor); Kurvenalty Howard Now on Sale Fry (Baritono); Shepherd....Ken-
Cola McKenna (Tenor); Isoldaat
Franschhe London
Jungberg (Soprano); King
Ivar Andresen (Bar) Morning Post Building. (Soprano) with phony Orchestra cond. by Price $3.00 Coates,