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Baluchistan giant

Known in Teheran as the "Bnfuchlatan Glánt". Poolud Kurd, 32, demonstrates his extraordinary height to Emy Lou Stelner of Lancaster, Ohio, U.8.A., a U.S. Embassy worker in the Iranian capital. Kurd, a native of Baluchlatan, came Teheran for treatment of a broken back, which prevents him Doctors say that but for this allment from standing upright,

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he would be at least eight and one half feet tall. (AP Photo).

HK Light Orchestra presents concert

An interesting programimo of light music was pre- sented by the Hong Kong Light Orchestra at The Gripps on Sunday night The Orchestra was led by Mr. H. V. Ardy, There were three soloists--Miss Amy Au, Master Reginald Ardy and Mr. Jameson Huang.

modated itself to its nome.

musical

MIDDLE EAST ARMS CONTROL DEMANDED

Washington, May 16.

Senator Herbert R. O'Connor, Democrat of Mary- land, today pressed the Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, now in London, for immediate Anglo-American action to control: shipments of arms to the Middle East. Those shipments, ho said, constitute a threat to Israel. Britain, he said, is furnishing arms and munitions to the Arab nations in quantities which would seem to go far beyond their internal security needs.

He added, "Information be- fore us shows that there is a definite threat to peace in that area and we will be recreant to our duty to the infant na- tion of Israel if we do not face. up to this situation in a realis- tic manner."

་་!།

TARIFF TALKS

WITH AMERICA

Washington, May 10. The State Department an

Mr. O'Connor, said that the State Department had assurednounced today that six new. him in March that the U.S. was countries-Denmark; the Do- not enforcing the Brms embargo minican Republic, India, Indo- on Israel,

nesia, Italy and Sweden-wil me time, WAT the same

Mr.

negotiate tariff reductions with O'Connor continued, "the Depart-the United States in Torquay, ment declared its readiness to re-

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ceive applications from all Gov. England, beginning September ernments in the Middle East, in-28 cluding Israel, for the exporta tion of military equipment which La considered necessary for the maintenance of internal order and to provide for legitimate defence requirements.

This was likewise declared to bo Britain's policy,"\

Mr. O'Connor said that arms shipments to Arab nations are particularly upsetting to Israel since the peace treaty has not been signed by the Israelis and the Arabs,

Threat to peace

They

are In addition to other countries whose decision to join the negotiations at. Torquay was announced on April 14.

Department officials said it was not expected that Japan would be asked to join the negotiations although there has been specula- tion that she might. The subject of Japanese participation has no arisen,

About 160 new items of trade

list! been added to the have for negotiations which already tetalled about 2,500.

"In The Department

sáld, general, the United States will

consider He added, "It does not seem not

granting further reasonable or wise that we concessions at Torquay on items should lose our eyes to aan which it has made concessions altuation that not only at

France. United threat to peace. In the Middle Press. East, but that could easily be an explosion that would throw

Into a new-1 world the whole

war."

Mr.O'Connor suggested to Mr. Acheson that the United Nations

be invited to study the question

of arms shipments to the Middle A.M. East.

Senator Francis J. Myers. De- mocrat, Pennsylvania, also raised the issue, in a cablegram to Mr. Acheson, made publle today.

the danger to 11 questioned Israel by the "military unba- lance" in the Middle East.

The programme was restricted a waltz by Strauss, for instance, to well-known compositions, all without reacting to the lift of the of which retain the capacity to music. Even Beethoven once des- enchant by the familiarity of Ucir cribed Schubert's Moment Must

The following is the text of the melodies alone. Mr. Ardy, by a cele as something, he could listen timely curbing of the boisterous-to "for hours at a time."

cable: "I am deeply concerned ness of his brass section, endowed However, Mr. Ardy does err on with reports of military unbalance the repertoire with sweetness and the side. of unnecessary frivolity in the Middle East-unbalance charm,

by the inclusion of too many which threatens the survival of "Selections" on his programme. free and democratic Israel. I feel His orchestra has now accom- One series of selections from the that this problem merits serious score a well-known consideration in your current The selections provided little operetta is more than enough for talks with the Foreign Ministers." opportunity for faulty interpreta- one evening. More than one de-Associated Press.. tion, since they have all become tracts from the dignity of a concert part of contemporary music. They and gives to it the nature of & provided i suitable synthesis for a Sunday afternoon promenade The Duke of Gloucester arrived light programme which was the affair

by air tonight to Inspect units of way the advertisement read. 1 did not like Mr, Ardy's ren- the British. Army of the Rhinc

Approached this cert un Sundays way, the cun-dition of Forey Fletcher's grand Associated Press.

night can only be march entitled "The Spirit of I described as satisfactory. I bear Pagentry", mainly becRUSO Mr. Ardy no lll-will because he found his brass section too un- has ΠΟΙ

attempted anything even. The loudness of the trum serious this time. Two months ago pets and the uncontrolled vigour Instruments he included Wagner and Beet of the percussion

Bucckeburg, May 16.

RADIO

hoven on his programme and the Jarred the cars; they should really result was distinctly patchy. On be

be checked.

The Overture "Pique Dame" Radio Hong Kong broadesalo Sunday nothing that he inte preted eame

Well-frequency of Ris, kilocycles per second anywhere

near by Suppe was extremely

and on 9.62 megacycia per second in Wagner and Beethoven, and the played. It gave ample oppor result was gratifying..

tunity for Mir. Ardy's strings to the 31 metre band.

I think that as long as human exhibli, their qualifications, and H.K.T. experience la enriched by lovely the chance was seized. The flutes P.M. musical scores and bright, tuneful gave a good account of them-12.10-flrondent for Behools-Science and melodies, their constant repetition selves. The conductor skilfully.

Is justified. Nobody can listen to blended the ample ingredients provided by Suppe, and, the result was a pattern of charm and grace.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

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5.5. "BENWYVIS"

The soloists

Miks Amy Au sang "V15 D'Arte" by Puccini and the "Slave Song" by Del Riego. She

by

Stephen

Cost:

And Everyday Life.- Speakers Dr. F.A. Fox and Dr. Peter Sykes, (UBCTS) 12.30-Hong Kong Calling"-Program

me Summary..... 12.32--Philip-Green & His Orchestra with

Ormele Field and Jean Cavah, 1.00-Xavier Cugat and J Orch. 1.16-News. Weather Report and

nouncements 1.15-terlude."..

1.38"From the Shua". 1.0p--Olsen Down.s 6.00"Hong Kong Calling"-Proera

me Buciinary.

Voler

Aa-

Annecy,

Rediffusion

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0.00 Thursday's Favourits Classics. 15.80-Morning Medier, P.M.

12.00-11.K Block Exchange.... 12.10-B.B.C. School Broadcast. 12.32-From The Films.

-1.00-Light Variety.

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3.30--Orchestra Of The Week. 2.00 Variety Calla The Tune. 4.00-The Novatime Trio, 4,16-Tropicana,

4.30-Vocally Yuura.

8.00--Movie Time,

0,30-Chlidren's Corner,

546–Music Makers.

6.00--Music by Ted Weems,

6.16 Men Behind The Melody.

6.80-Norman Cloutler and his Kemor

able Mulo.

7.00--Bing Sure.

7.1-Ray McKinleş Örch,

1.56-Song Souvenir,

7.46-Listen to Leibert,

4,00—A,B,C., News,

1,10-Local News,

B.1&m=The Sweetwood, Berenadera,

8.00 Red Tulon Requent Show.

0.00 The Stars Bing. 9.18 and Baddies.

1,30-Concert" Hall.

10.30.8.0. News, 10.10-Local News,

20.18-Pred Waring

Pennsylvanilatte.

19.30 Thursday Bazenade, 11,00-Tex Beneke Show.

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«. “TRAFALGAR”- are hereby notified that their has a sweet voice, but power is cargo is being discharged into there, but it is still embryonie...

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of cargo is being discharged into Ardy sang

602-71 Parade"-The Wharf & Godown Co.'s Ho- two folk songs

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...Light Orch. (DUCTS) 7.35"Hare a Go"--A Quis Programme

Introduced, by Wilfred Picken, (upra) 2

4.00 World News and News Analysle

(London: Relicy), sí

Damaged packages, are to be Kent Band Call-in left in the godowns for exg troduced by Captain David Jones amination by Consignees and

of storage, and where delivery showed almost nu nervousness of

all. In the second piece, "Beauti may be obtained.

ful Dreamer, he

he missed a beat upon returning to the first chorus, but caught up with the advancing accompaniment in a gratifyingly

fashionaryg masterful

The highlight, of.

concer the concert was Mr. Jameson Huang's per formance. He is an accomplished To comply with the General artist-full of exquisite control.

tenor voice. His 9.00 From the Editorials.", Bonded Warehouse Regulations with a lovely Consignees must have.a Re rendition of Moya's "Song of Stelky)

Songs" was beautifully Lender 10-Weather Report.

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"The King's Own Scottish Bor

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8.45-aporta Karidw--By

(Studio) ANG

Phillipe (Landas

the Nine the Company's surveyors, Messrs. Goddard | &" Douglas, at 10 a.m. on May 20, 1950.

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations, consignees; must have a Re

Miracle Play Translated and when damaged dutiñble"goods

are examined.

9.11—Interludoja

when damaged dutiable, goods he is inclined to emphasise too are examined

conspicuously...every time be

Officer in attendant Mr. Huang has only one fault-The Ascension" - A. Coralah | venue Officer in attendance

י,

He

No claims will be admitted, reaches a high note diction

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