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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1932.
WEEK-END RADIO MILITARY AQUATICS. KOWLOON RUGBY
PROGRAMMES.
BROADCAST BY Ź.B.W ON 355 METRES.
DANCE MUSIC TO-NIGHT.
11 to 11.30 a.m.-Stock quotations. 11.30a.m.-Chinese programme. 12.00 p.m.-European programme of Victor and H.M.V. recorda. 1 'p.m.-Local time and weather report. A relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Orchestra Courtesy of the management. (During the intervals recorded music will be broadcast from the Studio).
SMALL UNITS AT Y.MC.A.
BATH.
A pleasant afternoon was spent At the Y.M.C.A. swimming bath, Kowloon, yesterday, where the Garrison Small Units Sports Club held their Amunal Aquatic feet- ing.
There was quite a large crowd of supporters present despite the in- clement weather; and the long programme of events wont through
FOOTBALL CLUB. ·
TO PLAY DURING COMING SEASON.
CHOLERA RAGING IN SHANSI
PRECAUTIONARY
DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS
HONG KONG STOCK EXCHANGE.
At the European Y.M.C.A. lost
Peiping, Sept. 10.—A Taiyuan night, Kowloon R.F. Club held a meeting when about twelve or four-telegram reports that the opidemie toen members present decided in of cholerá is still raging in varioue favour of continuance of the Club, parts of Shansi despite the cooler After the minutes of the previous weather. Cases have been discover- meeting had been read and coned within the city of Taiyuan itself, Seed, Mr. J. J. Ferguson, who occupied the chair, was elected to the captaincy, while Dr. Cogan was elected vice-captain. Mr. F. Angus
14 7 to 11.30 pm-European pro-Carps, Royal Army Service Corps, was appointed secretary, and the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Royal two other members of the com Army Medical Corps, Royal Corpsmittee appointed were Messrs. J.
E. and D. Wilson. of Signals and Royal Engineers,
1.30 p.m.-Rugby Press news, etc. 2.15 p.m.-Close down.
4 to 7 p.m.-Chinése programme.
Kramine.
to 3.30 p.m.-A programme of
Victor and II.M.V. records. Sp.m.-Local time and weather
report.
7 to 8.15 p.m.--The entire musical numbers of "H.M.S. Pina- form" (Gilbert and Sullivan)
recorded under the direction of Rupert D'Oyly Carte. 8.15 to 9.55 p.m.-
Variety. Yoel Trio Dream Sweetheart" The Pickens Sisters.-22075. Orchestral- ́ Adios.” Orchestral Bonita." Havana
Novelty Orchestra.—22062, Soug "I'm So Alone With the
Crowd."
without a hitol.
The competition was open to the following unit:-Royal Army Pay
The diving was a specially popù- lar event, as it was run both as a team and an individual event. Ten points were awarded in the ratio of three for position on the board, three for position in the. air and four points for grace in entering the water. This event was won by the R.C. of Signals by a margin of 21 points over the R.E.
WILS
At
Probably the most trying race of Song" Thai Daddy and Mother
of Mine." Joseph White the afternoon the 130 yards (Tenor),—2:151.
breast, back, and free style.. Pinho Solo She's Funny That
first, Sgt. McCullough of the Royal Way." Piano Solo-"Wake Up and Army Pay Corps took the lead, Dream-Medley."-Carroll Gib | but gradually L/Cpl. Nergan, bons.- B3031. Song "Auf Wiederschon."-Ruso R.A.O.C., crept up into first place, Colombo (Baritone).—22070, In the last 30 yards Morgen got 8.35 to 9.30 p.m.-"Symphony No. clean away, and left McCallough 1 in B Flat" (Schumann, OP. and Pic. Sanda (R.A.O.C.) to fight 39)-Chiengo Symphony Or chestra under the direction of for second place which the latter Frederick Stock.-7306/7309.
9.30 to 10,30 p.m.
From the Btudio. Dance Music by "The Cheero Band" with Vocal refrains by Mr. G. F. D'Aquino (Tenor).
Programme.
Fox Tro" Lovely Melody," Fox Trot-"Don't Tell a Soul."
got by a very short margin. Sgt. McCullough, who was rather off form yesterday, finished early in the Harbour Race swim a few weeks
ago.
Presentation of Prizes.
•
At the conclusion of the sports
Fox Trot-Was That the Human the prizes were presented by Cel.
Thing to Do?"
Fox Trot Lawd, You Made A.
the Night Too Long."
Fox Trot-Love, You Funny
Thing,"
Fox Trot Goodnight ·Vienna." Fox Trot Know You're
Lying. But Love It." Fox Trot-" Play That
Guitar." Fox Trot-What Would
Do "
H. K.
Watson, R.A.S.C., assisted by Lt. Whiteway-Wilkin- of Sigs., after which *00, R.C.
Fox Trot Oh, What a Thrill Col. Watson, in a short speech, Fox Trot-" My Bluebird's Back expressed his thanks to the com.
Again."
mittee for the excellent afternoon's sport, and remarked on the ideal weather for indoor swimming. He. Hot added that he wished to extend con- You gratulations to all the competitors and special thanks to Col. Marsden With and Mr. May for refereeing and Hallelujah judging.
Results,
Fox Trot-" One Hour
You,"
For. Trot-" It's
Time."
Waltz Paradiza.” * Waliz- Over the Waves,"
Song " Now That I Have You"
-Intermezzo.
10.30 p.m.-Rugby mid-day Press,
newa.
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In order to check the further spread of the disease, the Shansi and Shensi Provincial, Authorities are arranging to adopt preventive measures along the provincial bor-
In Hopei province, the locust pest - has suddenly made its appearance It is intended to hold practice in the districts near Chengting and in the southern and westera parta matches on Mondays and Thurs
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HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS.
The following health bulletin of Eastern ports, for the week ending | September 10, has been issued:-
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DIFFERENCE OF OPINION AT T.U.C. KILLS. MOVE.
London, Sept. 8.-An important resolution was introduced at to-
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The resolution urges the General Council to make representations to the International Federation of Trade Unions for the immediate prevention of the manufacture and transport of all forms of war ma- terial for Japan, "in order that the war on the Chinese people and the danger of war on Soviet Rus sia might be effectively stopped."
This resolution led to an import- snt discussion this afternoon."
Mr. Willthorne, on behalf of the General Workers' Union, and Mr. Ernest Bevin, on behalf of the Transport Union characterised the resolution as impossible and im- practicable.
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Mr. Citrine, the General Secre- tary of the Congress, said that i they voted against the resolution it would go forth to the imperialists $27 of the world that the Trade Union movement, was opposed to any at- tempt to prevent the transport of munitions, whereas trade unionists 25 Yards Desh.Heat I.: 1st. widow, of 42, Greencroft Gardens, everywhere were desirous to stop this traffic whenever possible. Ho Sgt. Bryee, R. of Sig.; 2, Sgt. South Hampstead, London, valued said that the resolution therefore Preslin, R.A.P.C. Heat 1 1st, at $12,500, probate has been grant-required the most careful consi. Sgt. Taylor, R.C. of Sig.; 2nd, 'ed to her daughter, Alethea flobil-deration. Sgt. McCullough, R.A.P.C. Heat liard, who will receive the residuenion the conference, without voting In view of this difference of opi-
III. 1st Lt. Mayell, R.A.S.C.; of the catate, following the pay on the resolution went on to other 2nd, Sgt. Plodger, R.A.P.C. Heat ment of annuities to servants.
business. IV. Ist, L/Cpl. Higgins, R.E. Probate has also been granted in 2nd, L/Cpl. Morgan, R.A.0.0. the local estate of the late Mr. Inter-Unit Diving Champion- Alfred Bryer, Tonbridge, Kent, hip.-ist, Royal Corps of Signals England. The estate has beci (150 points); 2nd, Royal Engineers valued at $74,900 and the bar. Hong Kong Observatory, September 18, (102: pts.); 3rd, Royal Army Ord- ficiaries included the Anglicon nauce, Corps (119 pts.).
Diocese of Hong Kong ito which Individual Diving-1st, L/Cpl. £300 has been bequeathed. Why, R.C. of Sigs.; 2nd, Sigmn. Cord, R.C. of Sige.; 3rd, Lt. Mayell, R.A.S.C.
25 Yards Dash (final)-1st, Sgt. Bryce, R.C. of Sigg, (14 3/5 scc.); 2nd, L/Cpl. Higgins, R.E.; 3rd, Lt. Mayell, R.A.S.C.
150 Yards, roast, Back and Free Style.-1st, L/Cpl. Morgan, R.A.O.C. (3 min. 31 4/5 sec.); 2nd, Ple. Sands, R.A.O.C.; 3rd, Sgt. McCullough, A.P.C.
150 Yards Free Stylo.-let, Spr. Wandrou, R.E. (3 min. 27 1/5 sec.); 2nd, Pte. Hanan, R.A.S.C.; 3rd, Cpl. Day, R.4.0.C
ENGLISH SPORTING TERMS.
ITALY OFFICIALLY BANS
FOREIGN WORDS.
Rome.-Fascist Italy has official ly banned about fifty words of for-
Inter-Units Relay 1st, Royal eign origin now in common use in Engineers, 2nd. Royal Corps of the Italian language, Signals; 3rd, Royal Army Ord- nance Corps.
Oficials.
The list issued by the Confedera tion of Fascist professionals and artista includes the words "ome- letto** roughly,” “tari,”
*par. Marsden, vona," "dancing," and "musseuso,"
Italian equivalents have coined to replace them.
Officials during the afternoon were as follows:-
Referes Livut. Col. J.C., R.E..
Judges.Majer G. E. Grimsdale,
RE, Major A. L. Harria, M.C]
Leon
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R. Siguals, Captain D. K. Patter maassuse" becomes masseggia-
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Diving, Judge-Air, G. T.May.ly be added to this, black list." Sun. 18 Starters Lt. H, 8. G. Mayell, They will include racing terms bari | RA.S.C., Lt. W. H. Waring, R.E... rowed from the English, and many Mon, 19 Timekeepers.Lt. Whiteway-Wil sporting torme for which proper 40 kinson, R.C. of 8., S.S.M. C. Ross. equivalents have still to be found. RA.P.C.
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