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事重

ENGINEERING & BUILDING

EAST AND WEST.

Funnan Tin Exports.

Steel for Russia,

Exports of tin from Yuanan in In the face of strong foreign the third quarter of last year competition, a contract has recent- amounted to 29,959 pienis, making (ly 'been secured for a Newport con- the total for the nine months 81,005 corn from Russia for between eight piculs, or 4,678 tons, as against and nine thousand tons of steci 80,540 picuis, or 4,794 tons for the strip. The company in question is same period of 1990, Russian Shipyards.

The greatest shipbuilding yards in the U.S.S.R. nuo now under con- struction in Habarvysk. All the ,necessary nmterial for the work has been brought to the site and about -4,000 workers, and 100 engineers

and technicians are now active on the jobt

Japanese Cables.

The Sumitomo Cable Co. of Osaka, which belongs to the copper group of the same name, las com -menced the erection of un exten-

sive cable factory which, it is claiiq-' ed, will be able to cover most of the cable requirements of Japan.

The Scheldt Tunnels.

Work on the two tuanels under the Scheldt River between Antwerp and Ste. Anne, which was begun in April, 1931, continues, with every indication that operations will be completed before the scheduled date in 1035. These tunnels are being built by a Belgian firmi, on plans drawn by the former chief engineer of the Holland Tunnel in New York and by an American firm of consulting engineers. The total cost of the two tunnels is estimated at approximately $11,200,000.

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the Whitehead Iron and Steel Co., and shipment is already com- menced from Newport Dorks.

Man handling is almost eliminat ed in the company's plant, which is one of the most up-to-date in tho world. Mr. Neville Chamberlain,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1932.

WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES.

BROADCAST BY ZBW. ON 355 METRES.

DANCE MUSIC TO-NIGHT

11 to 11.30 am-Stock quotations. 11.30 a.m.-Chinese programme. 12.30 p.m.--European programme of

Orchestra.91.

0.05 to 9.30 p., - Quartet in F" (Ravel). Kreftly. String Quartet.-9739/9801.

9.30

to 11,30 pan-Dance pro.

gramme.

nows.

11.30 p.m.-Close down.

All records in the above Euro- pentí programumes are supplied by Messrs. Moutrie & Co.

SUNDAY.

GUESTS AT THE

PENINSULA.

The following guests are staying at the Peninsula Hotel-Major N. :|| 10.30 p.m.-Rugby mid-day Press. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Adamson, Major A. Burker, Mr.} nad Mrs. A, D. Bonnett, Mr. Ber- lincioni, Mr. E. G. Bird, Mrs. F. Bowers and Son, Col and Misses H. and J. Boyd, Capt. J. W. Bun- dred, Mr. Q. D. Burnette, Mr. R. G. Butler, Mr. A. L. Caplan, Mr. and Mrs. F. Challingsworth, Mrs. Victor and H.M.V. records.

L M. Chester, Mr. K. L. Clark and Family, Dr. J. p.m. Local time and weather

report. A relay of the Hongto 11 am-A relay of the Ser

vice from St. Joseph's Church. H. Cogan, Mrs. E. Cogan, Kony Flotel Orchestra by

Kyrie, Sanctus, Agnus Dei by F., Miss, B. K. Cohen, Gen. M. Á courtesy of the management.

Capocci.

Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Craigi, (During the intervals recorded

Mr. F. H. Crapnell, Miss N. P.) music will be broadcast from

Creighton, Col. and Mrs. E. S. the Studio.)

Doughty, Mr. E. N. Drake, Dr., and Mrs. Drenkhahn, Mr. and Mr. F. J. Easterbrook, Miss D. Faye, Mrs. Ferrand, Capt. and Mrs. W. Field: hook, Mr. . . Frisque, Capt. Gambrill, Mr. R. W. Gardiner, Mr. I. H. Geare, Mr. L. L. Gulson, Mr. W. T. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Fj Gould, Col, and Mrs. F. E. Gowan, Mr. T. M. Gregory, Mr. B. Griffith Mr. F. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. G. weather. Griffith, Mix, and, Mrs. C. M.

p.m.-Close down.

the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 4 to 7 p.m.-Chinese programme. whose family has had a long con- 7 to 11.30 p.m.-European...pro rection with the steel industry of

gramme of Victor and H.M.V. the Midlands, said on a recent

records. visit, "They are the last word in steel rolling mills, and I know something about the business." Newport Docks,

Nowport, one of the great Sovern estuary ports, has recently added a in its modern dock equipment a large number of additional electric erants, reconstructed some of the. coal hoists to deal with twenty-ion i wagons, and erected a new able coal hoist.

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Los Angeles Public Works,

mov-

Los Angeles. Despite a general retrenchment in public expendi tures during the past year, in- provements undertaken by the Board of Public Works had an aggregate value of $8,000,000 say a recent report.

The year saw. completed 11 miles of storm draive, 146 miles of addi- tions to the sewer system, 28 miles of gutters, 61 miles of curbs, 46 miles of aidewalks, and 48 miles of streets, Bridges, grade supara- tions, and other large projects also were included.

Empire Copper.

Building Activity in Melbourne.

Building permits to the value of £104,000 were authorized in Greater A refinery, which will be the first Melbourne during the first quarter of its kind in Great Britain, is of 1992, as compared with E187,000 being established at Prescot, Lan cashire, for producing high conduc. during the same period of the pre-tivity copper for electrical purposes. ceding year, an increase of nearly. The highly-developed technical re- 170 per cent.

sources and transport facilities of the county are responsible for its establishment in Lancashire, hy British Copper Refiners, Ltd., closely associated with British In- salated Cables, Ltd.

Yellowstone Road Opened.

Burns, Ore., July 15.-Good road enthusiasts and officiule from three states-California, Oregon and Idaho-gathered here last week-end

to volebrate the completion of the Yellowstone cut-off highway.

The raw blister copper will be imported from Rhodesia, Hitherto, the bulk of the Rhodesian copper production has been refined in America.

There is to he installed the latest type of plant and equipment based on international experience. One thousand tons per week is the estimate of the initial maximum output, but plans provide for ox- tensions of building and machinery,

This 1-mile road, extending from Burns to Lakeview, provides a direct route hetween California and Yellowstone Park. It connects with the route to the park vi Boise and Pocatello, Idaho, and also with a route northward to Spokane, Wash.

Work has started on the site. To the rest of the world thened it is expected that the piant Yellowstone cut-off may be just an-will be producing towards the end other highway, but to the people of the year. Finished products will of Burns the new road means the ineludo copper barn, billets, enkes, beginning of new and better times, and slabs which are used for the Heretofore, the cattle capital of manufacture of underground and Oregon" has been one of the most overhead cables, winding wires, isolated cities in the Pacific North-copper sheets, tubes, sections, and west.

other mechanient requirements.

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7.03 to 7.25 p.m.-"The Fire Bird" (Igor Strawinsky). — Philadel phia Symphony Orchestra un- der the direction of Leopold Stokowski.-0073/G073. p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

7.25 to 9.15 pm ---

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A Concert,

Song "When 1 Was Seven.

teen " (Lilljebjorn). Song- The Wren "

Marion

(Rosier. Talley

Benedict). (Soprano).-1130. Violin Solo Albumblatt" (Al- bum Leaf) (Rachmaninoff-Keia- ler).

Violin Solo "Humoresque "

(Tschaikowsky-Kreisler).-Fritz

Kreisler.-1179,

Rose for Song" A

Every Heart" (Eberhart Cadman).

of Song "Lilies

Lorraine" (Grey-Connor).-John McCor- mack (Tenor),--1990. Piano Solo "Invitation to the Waltz" (Weber).-Alfred Cor- tot:-1201.

Song At Parting? (Peterson-

Rogers).

Song "At Dawning" (Eberhart- Cadman), Mary Garden (Sop. rano).-1214. Violin

Solo - "Invocation (Owen-Kreisler).

Violin Solo" Oriental Romance" (Rimsky-Korsakow). - Fritz Kreisler.--1200.

Song "Devotion " (Wenda

Haydn Wood)..

Song "I Look Into Your Gar den" (Wilmott-Haydn Wood). --John Mc. Cormack (Tenor).

--1.147.

8.13 to 9,02 p.m.-

Varlaty,

Humorous Song "Dangerous Nan McGrew"-Helen Kane,-

22107.

Humorous Song-" Around the Corner," - Frank Crumit.-

29423.

Violin Solo" Dance of the Maidens," Fritz Kreisler.-

12:33.

Just Song-" All Want is

One," Maurice Chevalier,--

22076.

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"Bents en" by Chiesa. **Panis Angelicus" by Baro

chelli.

Tantum Ergo." by Pagella Adoremus" by Barrat Sermon: Benediction of B.

Sacrament" by Father Cooney

S.J.

Service from-St. Paul's Church 11 to 12.15 p.m.- relay of the

(Chinese),

19.13 to 2 p.m.-Chinese recorded

programme.

1 p.m.-Local time and

report.

2 p.m.-Close down.

Hall, Mrs. W Hantevig, Mr. E. Hausman, Mr. and Mrs, G. H.

8 to 11.30 p.m. European pro. Hodgson, Mrs L. Howie, Mr. and

gramme.

8 p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

and

8.03 to 8.45 p.m.-A programme of records supplied by Messrs. Moutrie & Co. · Vocal Duet Rigoletto-Weep, My Child (Verdi).-Madam Amelita Calli: Curci

Gindeppe De Luca-3001. Suite from the music to

Bourgeois Gontilhomme" (Ri- chard Strauss).-Vienna Phil. harmonic Orchestra conducted by Clemens Krause-0917/9920. Song Boris Godounow-In the Town of Kazan" (Moussory sky).-Feodor Chaliapin (Bass)

-1237.

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Le

5.45 to 11.20 p., (approx).-A relay of the 13th Symphonic Concert from the Peninsula Hotel by courtesy of the management. (During the intervals recorded music will be broadcast from the 'Studio.)

Programme.

1. March "Beranglieri" (Eilen-

berg).

9. "Wiener Blut Waltz (J.

Strauss).

3.

Romance Sans Paroles, Op. 3" (Rebikoff):

4. Selection-"Les Cloches de Corneville" (Planquette).

Interval.

1. Overture" Morning," Noon and Night" (von Suppe).

2. Songs (a) Angua Mac- Donald" (Roeckel) and (b)) "Mighty Lak' ቢ Rose" (Nevin).

Vocalist Mrs. W. R. Fleming. Piano Mr. W. R. Fleming,

3. Operatic Selection-"Manon

Lescaut (Puccini),

4.

"Bercause" (Jarnefelt).

1. Caprice Viennois, Op. 2"

(Kreisler).

2. Violin Solos - (a)

3.

"Ave

Maria (Schubert) and (b) "Ronde, des Lutins" (Baz. zini).

Violin--Professor C. de la Cruz Plano Professor F. Gonzalez.

"Pizzicato from Sylvia Ba). let" (Delibes),

4. "Ballet Egyptien" (Lurgini)

Song- Viejo Coche." -- Rosita | 11.30 p.m. (approx)-Clase down,

Quiroga with guitars.—79695. Song-"Waiting at the End of

the Road"-Daniel Haynes and Dixie Jubilee Singers.-

22097.

Orchestral--"I Love You Truly" ---Victor. Novelty Orchestra.

09394

'Song "I Owe You"- Helen

Kanc.-22107.

Frank

Humorous Song" Down by the

Railroad Track," Crumit.-22433.

Violin

Solo"Blue Skies."- Fritz Kreisler.-1933. -Song--Sweepin the Clouds Away-Maurice Chevalier-

29378.

Song" Pato."-osits Quiroga

with guitara-70008. Chorus Old-Time Religion."- Pave Jubilee Bingers 2007,

Orchestral Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses-Victor. Novelty

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