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COL. BAHOL AGAIN PREMIER
LAMMERTS AUCTIONS
Certain Changes In PUBLIC AUCTION
Council
Bangkok, Sept. 19. Colonel Phya Bahol has agreed
¡From Our Own Correspondent London, Sept. 7. Mr. Claude Grahame-White's Mairi, which has yacht
been wrecked off Corsica while on a cruise undertaken by Mr. Noel Coward for health reasons, has an interesting history.
Formerly she was shared by the Duke of Butherland and the late Lord Birkenhead. Later, how- This morning's Siamese papers, ever, Lord Birkenhead, who de recording an intervibw lighted in the yacht, and selacolonel Bahel, state the Premier every opportunity of sailing her.nanounced there were bound to be took her over akne.
changes vartain
in the State
After his death she was bought
by her present owner.
She was designed by Beardmore and Co., and built by Ritchie, Gra- ham, and Mine at Whiteinch
1911.
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VERSATILE REX INGRAM Rex Ingram is generally describ-
eye again as Premier, follow ing the recent resignation of the had turned down the rubber res- State Council after the Assembly
riction agreement
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Council but he was unable to give Ar No. 16, SOMERSET ROAD, details of the new appointments he had in mind.
KOWLOON TONG
The resumption of the Assembly
A QUANTITY OF session will probably take place in the course of the middle of this VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
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is many other things, actor, sculp- tor, ethno
In Ipoh Fire
· Song- Lovely Night (Landon
Ronald).. Bong-Farted (Tosti) --
Vane (Soprano). Planoforte Solo-Staccato Etude
(Rubinstein). Pianoforte Solo-La Campanella
Liszt)Mischa Levitzki. Song-Bedoan Love Song (Pin-
suti). Song-The Bandolero (Stuart)---- Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone). Band Tannhauser" March
(Wagner). Band-Marche aux Flambeaux
(Meyerbeer)-The Band of ethnologist in addition to be- HM Coldstream Guards.
ing tall and dark and an Irishman. Orchestra Offenbachians (arr.
I have just made his acquaint- Finck)-Herman Finck and
ance as a novelist. Since he be His Orchestra
came a Moslem three or four years Waltz Estudiantinia (Waldteu- ago. Mr. Ingram-Ben Aalem, No- tel) International Concert zir ed Din' is his Arabic name- Orchestra.
has been engrossed by the Sahara. Song Sea Fever (John Ireland) In his "The Legion Advances," Song-De Captaine of de Mar-which appears to-day. The desert
guerite (O'Hara)-Conrad Thi- the real hero.
It appears that boys wore play.. bault (Baritone).
this heroines, the most engaging with matches on the pavement Orchestra-Love, Eere ts
mying and unflmlike is Bleah's his in front of a shop with celluloid Heart (Bilesu).
camel.***
toys hanging nearby. Orchestra Casino Dances "—— Valse (Gungl)-Albert Sandler and His Orchestra, 2.15 pmClose Down, 6-8 p.m.-European Programme.
Hong 6-7 pm. Relay of the
Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden (by courtesy of the 'Management).
LADY SIMON'S HEALTH ・・ Sir John Simon will be back in London to-day from St. Andrews, where he got into the third round
the Jubilan yam.
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Ipoh, Sept. 18. It is understood that goods to" the value of $100,000 and 13 shophouses were destroyed by fire at Lumut, the Dindings, on Sun day evening.
The toys caught ure and as the
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The fire brigade was summoned from. Sitiawan (eight miles away) but failed to quell the outbreak before the houses were completely gutted.
It is stated that several houses were utilised for the storage of dutiable goods panding the terri-!
He will leave London this week- and for Cleneva to attend the Lea- sue of Natkins meetings. Before his departure he will see Lady 7 pm-Closing Local Stock Quota. imon or on a voyage to Brazii.
ttons, London and New York Lady Simon had a severe illnesstory becoming part of Perak Stock and Commodity Quota-earler in the year, and her holi- tions.
day in Scotland has not fully res- tored her strength. It was thought Hungarian Dances (Brahms, arr. that a sea voyage would complete Dvorak) - The B.B.C. Sym- her recovery, and she will leave phony Orchestra conducted by Southampton to-morrow. Adr'an Boult.
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(a) No. 19 in B Miner. b) No. 20 h E Minor. (c) No. 21 E Miñor. Sleeping Beauty Panorama |
(Tchaikovsky)-Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden. Concert Waltz in A (Glazounoy). Witches Dance (La Tregenda), from "Le Vilu" (Puccini The B.B.C. Wireless Symphony Or- chestra" conducted by Percy Pitt. 7.30-8 p.m. From the Studio.
A Jazz Plano Recital by Doreen
Ma.
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Programme
1. Whispering.
8. Emprovistatino (by Lee Sims),
3. When Summer is gone.
4. Melody in F.
5. All I do is Dream of you.
6. Caprice Futuristic.
7. Emalipe.
8 pm-Local Time and Weather
Report. :
8.03-10.30 p.m.-Chinese
Concert.
Studio
9.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Com- modity Quotations
10.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins,
Rugby Mid-day Press News, further London Stock and Commodity Quotations, follow
ed by New York
Opening Quotations.
10.40 p.m.-Close Down. 8.30-10. pm European Recorded Programme "tzom ZEK. on a frequency of 840 £c's. 8.30-8.52 pm-Carnival of the Animals (Saint-Saens)-leg- pold Stokowski Bad the Philadelphia Symphony chestra.
1. Introduction
Or-
and Royal
March of the Lion.
3. Mules.
2. Hens and Cocks.
4. Tortoises.
5. The Elephant.
6. Kangaroos
7. Aquarium.
8. Personages with long ears,
9. Cuckoo in the woods.
10. Birds,
11. Fossila.
12. The Swan.
13. Pianists.
.-14. Finale.
8.52-9.15 p.m.-Concerto No. 1 in
B flat minor for Pianoforte
Sir John will accompany her aboard the liner. He will' after-
(Easthope-Martin).
2. (a) Fairings.
(b) Come to the "Fairi (Easthope-Martin).
3. Hatfield Bells (Easthope-
Martin).
4. Crown of the Year (Easthope..
Martin).
9.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, "London 1 p.m-Stock and Commodity Quotations. 11 -10 p.m. Musical Comedy. ocal' Gems-Helen (Offenbach) -Columbia Light Opera Com- pany.
9.35-10
Selection-Words and Music
Debroy Somers Band, Vocal Gems The Cat and the Fiddle (Kern)Light Opera Company.
10 pm-Close Down.
DAVENTRY PROGRAMME
wards return to London to fly to Paris on his way to Genera ·
Lady Simon will be away for about six weeks.
AN IDYLLIC SCENE Here is the latest story of Pre- sident Roosevelt's weekly Press conference at Hyde Park, whither the White House. migrates in sum- mer.
The President, dressed in white ducks and wearing a dark green tie, is sitting back in an old arm- chair in the little study of his family home overlooking the End- son. He chats and jokes with the reporters, most of whom are sonal trends.
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1934
Comumane at 5.15 PM.......
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ON VIEW FROM THURSDAY, THE 27TH SEPT., 1984.
AH ON DALITERY.
LAMMERT BROS.,
He calls them all by their TERMS Christian names, and all are privi leged to ask questions. Much of what the President says, however," is off the record-a phrase mean- ing that the information cannot be published, but is given for the ren- erl guidance of journalists..
"Mrs. Roosevelt comes in, dress- ed in riding clothes. to wish ber husband good morning before tak- Ing her usual canter.
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Ben News Bulletu. 10.00 p.m. A programme of gram-
phone records. 10.25"
A talk 10.5 p.m. A ballad concert. 1115 pm. A syncopated plano- forte recital by Kenneth Broad- berry.
11.30 p.m. The Belfast Wireless Orchestra, Conductor, E. Ond- trey Brown; Carrodus Taylor violoncello), from 2 Belfast (Time Signal from Greenwich at 3.45 p.m.). 12.15
am Dance music,
studio.
1.00 am. News Bulletin.
1.15 am. Empire Celebrity Art-
ists, a programme of gramo phone records.
1.301.45 am. The B.B.C. Orches
tra (Section C), conducted by
9,00
Joseph Lewis.
BERLIN FROGRAMME
D.m. Dja (Germ. Eng.)
Announcement
German Folk Song. Programme-Forecast" (German,
English).
9.15 p.m. Music and Topical
Events
0:45 pm News Bulletin (English 10.00 pm. Relayed from the Deut
"
schlandsender Hour of the World
and Orchestra played by Bolo mon and the Haile Orchestra conducted by Sir. Hamilton 11.00 pm. German Art contributes Harty.
to community life dialogue between Mr. F. H. Dargel and Professor Langsdorff
1st Movement Allegro non
troppo e molto maestoso. 5
2nd Movement-Andantino sem-11,15 p.m. News Bulletin (German
plice.
3rd Movement Allegro.con
fuoco
9.15-9.30 p.m.A Récital by "Percy
Hening (Baritone),
1. (a) Jock the Fiddler.
(b) The Ballad-Monger-⠀⠀
"Every now and again Mr. Mar-
Hand, two of Mr. Roosevelt's secre- taries, comes in from the office adjourning to hear a brief decision or to tell him of some important news just received over the Pro sident's special telegraph wires,
During Summer
Halchow, Ku, Sept. 14. The group of foreigners out at Lien Tuin, where the new harbour is being built, and the missionary community in Haichow, have been "On the porch of the old house, greatly distressed by the death on facing shaded lawns, the Fresid-September 12 of Mr. K. A. Bilkvist,
with regard to the textile strike
crisis.
ent's mother sits knitting.
"The whole place has an atmos- phere of peace and drowsy con tentment, very different from the hurly-burly of Washington."
A charming scene,
A £10,000 STAMP
who had just 'come to Lien Yuin to take up his duties as 'the new manager of the harbour building project there.
After 4 simple funeral servite attended by representatives of the Netherlands Harbour Works 06. and by the Halchow Misafonary I hear that Mrs. P. Scala, of Community, and New York, is shortly bringing to Chinese friends, his body was laid a number of London the most valuable stamp to rest by the side of the grave of in the world. This is the one-centRev JW. Vinson, the American
British Gulana.
missionary who was kidnapped, The late Mr. Arthur Hind, Mas, and killed by the bandits of this Scala's former husband, paid over section about three years ago, £7,000 for it at the sale of the Contrary to many reports sent Ferrari Collection in Paris after out some time ago Harbour piërs. the war.
were not damaged by typhoon Mrs. Scala has now found a pro- during the summer, only the spective English buyer. The price, breakwater on the eastern side was I believe, is £10,000. But the damaged and that not very ser- stamp is first to be submitted to
lously. The work on the harbour. the Royal Philaetic Society.
is progressing very satisfactorily stamp is believed to exist, though now, and in the course of & few it is not the only unique specimen known to philatelists.
No other copy of this particular
BALUSTRADES GO HOME Three balustrades from Waterloo Bridge have travelled all the way. to Aberdeen for the Thomas Tel- ford centenary exhibition to be
weeks, steamers will be allowed to
berth at the wharf and the Lung- will be coming all the way up to the plera.
hai
before being fashioned into balus
1130 p.m. Orchestral Concert by
the Berlin Tonkunstler Orches-opened there to-day during the trades, and have acted na such for
tra.
Conducted by Joseph Balay
British Association meeting. 117 year.
Though they are only directlyThe exhibition, by the way, will 12.15 am. News Bulletin (English) connected with Telford as a road be opened by Bir Aexarder Gibb 12.20 am. Dja close down (Ger-maker, they were guarded at Aber who got up the recent Telford ex
deezi They were brought south hibition in London.
man, English),
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