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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1932.

TO-DAYS WIRELESS

PROGRAMME

BROADCAST BY Z.B.W. ON 355 METRES

11 t 11.30 h.m.~Stock and cx-

charge quotations. 11.30 a.m.--Chinese recorded pro-

gramme.

12.30 p.m.-European programme of Victor and 11.3.V. records. 1 p.m.-Local time and weather

report.

1.15 p.m.- relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Orchestra by ecar- toy of the Management (dur- ing the intervals recorded music will be broadcast from the Studio).

1.30 p.m.-Rugby Press nows, etc. 2.15 p.m.-Close down,

Relay from the Ko Shing Theatre. 5 to 8 p.m.-European programme.

5 to 5.30 p.m.-A programine of Victor and H.M.V. records. Orchestral.

"Le Coq D'Or "-Introduétion

(Rimsky-Korsakow),

"Le Coq D'Or "--Bridal Cortege (Rimsky-Korsakow) London Symphony Orchestra-9800

Jolly Fellows" (Vollstedt). "Amoureuse" (Berger) Interna tinual Novelty Orchestra. 01482.

SHANGHAI POLICE REPORT

INCREASE IN ARMED

ROBBERIES

Shanghai-During October 1,580 erines wore reported to the Police in the Foreign Settlement, this total being an increase of 47 as compared with September, but fewer than in the corresponding period of last year, states the report of the Com. missioner. S.M.P.

Number of first, offenders re

Jensed

163

The above includes one foreign or. The total number released since the commencement of the Amnesty is 1,707 of whosn 138 have been re- arrested for offences committed since their release.

Anti-Japanese Movement. Terrorist methods used to make the nati-Japanese boycott effective included one case of incendiarism and one of robbery in addition to intimidation hy means of threaten. ing lelkers and bombs.

THE BUDDHIST SCRIPTURES

A DISCOVERY IN CHINA

The translation and publication of Buddhist books in China at the time of the Sul Dynasty (A.D, 569. 818) and the Tang Dynasty (A.D. 818-007) was confined almost entire ly to manuscripts and stone cary- ings, and these were held in high esteem. There were no metal types in use, but printing from wooden blocks had been introduced. It was not until the Sung Dynasty (A.D. nee) that printing from wooden blocks began to be widely practis boubed, and during this dynasty, six

Five cases of bomb throwing oc- Arrests for crime committed incurred and in two instances the the month again increased 1,835 missiles exploded and slightly in- persons having beer apprehended, red one Chinese. In the couin

compared with 1,732 in 'September ! and 1.504 in August.

To pekli.

sion which followed one

tion, 107 person, wore arrested outrage, a large party of hooligans different sete of blocks were made victim's for printing the. Buddhist Scrip- for crimes committed in previous and lers entered the months, whil -13 arrests were shop, where they damaged and pit-tures,, as they then existed. The fevnd property to the value of last of these was not completed un- effected on lehalf of outside nu thorities.

$2,000. Nine Chiness who partici-til the beginning of the Yuan pated in this offence were subse Dynasty (A.D. 1980). quently arrested and sentenced, to two months' imprisonment each.

Three cases of murder were re- corded and tem cases of simple al duction. Five further cases were

Several local organizatious com reported in which shopkeepers were intimidated i connection tinue to give support to the Chi with the sale of Japanese goods. ese volunteers who are opposing In four instances bomb

were the new regime in Manchukuo. It thrown, and in one an attempt was is reported that during the mouth made to set fire to a piece goods they raised about $910,000 for the "Esport Rapsodie" (Chabrier) hong. Four cases occurred in "A"

Detroit Symphony Orchestra-Division and on By Divi- support of these forces and sent sion, but very little, damage, was some 53 men to the north to re "Over the Waves" (Ronas). done, and in one instance onlyinforce the medical corps by which "Danube Waves" (Ivanovici) In-slight injuries were sustained by an they are served.

ternational Concert Orchestra inmate. -1278.

1337.

5.30 to 0. p.m.-Children's Concert

from the Studio,

0 to 8 p.m.-A programme of Vic-

tor and H.M.V. records.

10 to 0.35 p.m.-Concert Items

String Bass Solo Minust in

G" (Beethoven). String Bass Solo" Valse Minia- ture (Kouasevitzky) Serge Kous- sevitzky-1476.

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Armed Robbertes Increase.

All Divisions showed an increase in the number of armed robberies, the total being 85 against 40 in September. In one of these cases two foreign mombers of the Crimo Branch were severely wounded; all members of the gang were either killed or captured.

Communism.

Measures taken during the mouth for the suppression of communism included searches at 97 · different addresses, of which no fewer than 23 were found to be bases for the

fissemination of

"Red" pro.

Two of

Only Complete Dollection. The only complete collection of the Scriptures was the sixth, which is known under the title," The Chi Sha Buddhist Tripitaka," which was organized by a bhikkhuni by the name of Hwong Yuan of the Yen Shun Temple at Chi Sha City, who also collected the funds for the purpose. She began her work during the Tann Ping era of the Seng Dynasty (A.n. 1972) and com- pleted it in the first years of the Yuan Dynasty.

This collection consisted of the Three Pitakas-namely, the Sutras, or scriptures, spoken by the Bud dha, the Vinaya, the rules goverą. paganda. These discoveries led tong the lives of the bhikkhus and the arrest of 38 Chinese.

bhikkhunia, and the Sastras, or hese were sentenced to 2 years commentarion written by the great There was an increase of 35 cases imprisonment each, twelve were ex-Bodhisattvas, explaining the actual tradited to the Chinese Authorities, scriptural works.. These works syn- in opium offences.

two were cleased on security, and thesized the Buddhist doctrine, dia- Song" The Gypsy and the

Property valued at 8173,052.2929, were still awaiting trin! at the cipline, and practice and formed a. Bird" (Oxenford-Benedict).

complete body or scripture. It is, was allegest to have been stolen in cal of the month..

therefore,, considered the first com Song" Parla! Valgo? (Arditi) cases reported during the month

plete Tripitaka or Canon, During Mndum Amelita Calli-Curcias against property valued nt (Soprano)-1276.

8177,688.75 in September, Property

the centuries which have passcu, Piano Solo Etude in G Flat valued at 891,307.03 was recovered

however, this collection has gradu- ally become incomplete, many of Major" (Chopin).

during the month,

the works having vanished not only from China, Japan, and Korea, but also, it was assunted, from world.

Piano Solo Etude in C Minor "

(Chopin) Ignacs Jan Paderewn ky--1387.

Song You Forgot to temem

ber" (Berlin). Song "Oh, How I Miss You To- Night" (Davis- Burke) John McCormack (Tenor)÷-1121, Guitar Selo-Courante" (Bach). Guitar Solo Sonatina in A Major" (Torroba) Andres So- govia-1298.

7 p.m.--Stock quotation, ete. 6.35 to 8 p.m.---`

Variety.

Selection Show Boat." Orchestral" CL Man River" Paul Whitemin and His Orches tra-35012.

Vocal Gems" Rio Rita'

Vocal Geus" My Maryland " Victor Light Opera Company— 36816.

Fox Trot-"I'm with You." Fox Trot Bing Another Chorus

Plenge" Ted Black and His Or chestru-22810.

Vocal Duet Cute Little Flat"

Archie Pitt and Gracio Fjelda. Song When You've Gone" Gracic Fields (Comedienne)-- B3134. Selection This Year of Grace." Bolection=” Blue

The Eyoy" New Mayfair Orchestra-01510. Song" That Daddy and Mother

of Mine."

Song "I'm So Alone with the Crowd" Joseph White (Tenor) -22081.

Banjo Solo

Trivolous Joo." Mandoline Solo "Concert, Mar zurka, Op. 123, Mario De Pio- tro-Be820.

Negro Spirituals~" Good News"

Standip in de Need of ̧ Prayer" Iteligion is a For tune ""Ezekiel Saw de Wheel "-" Swing Low, Sweet Chariot ""Keep Yo Hand on the Plow, Hold On Hall Johnson Negro Choir-30090, Fox Trot" I'll Love You in my

Dreams."

Fox Trot"Think a Little Kind- ly of Me"-Henry Busse and His Orchestra-22076. Song" High and Low.”

Song-" Far Away" Bylvia Ceoil

(Soprano)-B3360.

Vocal Gema"The Cat and the Fiddle Light Opera Co.- --C2305.

8p.m-Local time and weather!

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|10,30 - p.87 Rugby mid-day Press

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All records in the above. Euro- pean programmes, are, supplied by Messrs. 5. Moutrie & Co.

The number of records received by the Finger Print Bureau from all sources was 2,614, an increase of 143-as compared with September and an increase of 43 by compari son with the corresponding period of last year.

The accused handed over to the Chinese Authorities included the chief, Chen To Seu, and the prin- eipal leaders of a group of Chinese Communists known as the Leftist Opposition Clique of that party The remaining prisoners included nine important members of the Chi- nese Communist Youth League who were engaged in the creation of Red Cells", in mills and factories i the industrial sections of the Eastern and Western Districts and the promotion of secret organiza tions known as the "Soviet Friend- ly League" "Red Army Friendly League.”.

Fifty eight thousand copies of Communist' pamphlets and books came into the hands of the Police 54 during the month.

The number of prisoners released under Government Amnesty during October was 290.

Number of habitual criminale

released

Number of prisoners released having previous convictions but who are not habitual criminals

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Discovered in Shenši, Last year General C. L. Chu, who was sent as Flood Relief Commis- sioner to Sian, Shensi, unexpect edly discovered there a complete. collection of this Tripitaka in two of the temples, the Kai Yuan and Woh Lung Temples. The complete work consisted of 5,600 fasciculi, each containing five pages, each page having six columns, and each | columy 17 characters. The year of printing was given at the end of each book, most of them bearing the years Chia Si (1273), Shun Yew (1241), and Chi Yuan (1279).

On investigation it was found that very few volumes of this col- lection exist im China, and those catalogued in Japan are reprint. and not original copics: A com- mittee was, therefore, formed for the purpose of organizing the pho- tographic reproduction of this uni- que work, and photographic ex perta are already at work.

Arrangements have been made to print 500 copies of the whole col- lection. The work will take three years to complete. The subscrip- tion price for each complete set will be about Mex. $500.-The Times,

£200 RACING TROPHY STOLEN

POLICE FEAR THAT CORONA-. TION GOLD CUP MAY BE MELTED

The Coronation Gold Cup won by the famous racehore Solario, and bequeathed by Sir John Ruther- ford in his will to Blackburn, has been stolen from the Blackburn Art Gallery and Museum,

The theft is apparently the work of an expert who know the building perfectly and it won obvious that his only plan was the theft of the cup, which is valued at £200.

Other valuable were left untou- | ched, and, strangely enough, only twopence was missing from a draw- er in the library.

It was discovered that the intru- dor had opt through the doors lead- ing into, the museum, and cut out the glass from the case in which the cup was located,..

Detectivos were examining blood fingerprints on hundreds of plecar of glass which were found, and also -on"the walls of-the-museum-

The police fear that the cup may havo“ been-rhelted down, as it de unlikely that any fences would care to keep a trophy so well known

As a matter of fact, a description of the cup has been flashed by the police to all parts of the country.

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