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THURSDAY -

1-2.15 pm-European Programme. 1 pm Local Time and Weather

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1.03 p.m.-Recorded Music, 1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Press, News, etc., RECORDED PROGRAMME Pianoforte Solos-Schatz-Waltz

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(J, Strauss). Pianoforte Solos-Die Fledermaus -Da und Du-Waltz (J. Strauss-Ernst von Dohnary Song-Standchen, Op. 17, No.

(Strauss), Song--Morgen. Op. 27, No.

(Strauss) Elisabeth Schu- mann (Soprano).. Violin Solo-Concerto in G Minor -Adagio (Max Bruch)-Louts Zimmermana.

OBJECTION TO U.S. CHARGE

No Discrimination By Germany

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Berlin, Nov. 27.

The United States Note to Ger-" many, alleging that the Reich Gov- ernment are discriminating against American creditors and holders of German bonds, meets with vigorous objections from the German Press which were summed up in the fol- lowing semi-official statement is- sued on Tuesday: "The Arguments contained in the American note do not go to the root of the pro- blem. It is not a question of re- 4sulating the relations between creditors and debtors in proportion to the exchange of goods between Germany and the various creditor countries, but rather a question of how the sums paid in by German be debtors in Reichmarks can transferred. Since Germany in the present situation is unable to raise the necessary foreign currencies, the only way in making this trans- fer possible is to increase German exports. All attempts by the Ger- man Government to initiate nego- tlations with the United States on this question have so far been un- availing.

Song-Thou'rt Passing Hence

(Sullivan). Song Follow me 'ome Ward,

Higgs-Peter Dawson

(Bass Baritone). Orchestra-Selection from Erik Charell's "White Horse Inn" New Mayfair Orchestra. Orchestra-Daly's Theatre Waltz

Memories (arr. Prentice) Charles Prentice and his Or-

chestra.

Orchestra-Moon Song (That

wasn't Meant for me), Orchestra Music in the Air- The Song is you-Albert Sand- ler and bis Orchestra, "Orchestra-Waldteufel Memories

-De Groot and his. Orchestra. 2.15 p.m.--Close Down.

5-8 p.m.-European Programume. ·

The debt problem, moreover, is not exclusively a German problem since the United States ..Biso claims agairist numerous have countries which, like Germany, are unable to meet their abilities in foreign currencies. This has been proved by the fact that the Ameri- can Government have recently considered it necessary to address Identical requests for payment to

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Brussela, Nov. 27. Tumultuous scenes and shouts of "down with the Bankers Gov- ernment" greeted Premier Theunis when he appeared in Parliament for the first time with the new THURSDAY, cabinet On Tuesday afternoon. The speech announcing the Gov- ernment policy was contiqual'y the attempts of interrupted by the "apposition to discredit cabinet by the allusions old scandals. The chief points of interest in the Government pro- gramme were the announcements A QUANTITY OF OLD & that the stability at the franc

VALUABLE CURIOS will be maintained under all cir. cumstances and that the cost of I'ving must be reduced by relaxing the quotas.and costs of produc- tion decreased by the lovers of railway tariffs which also mean a cut in railwaymen's wages.

An anti-climax to the uproar created by the socialist-democrats at the commencement of the ses- sion, was provided by their leader Vandervelde whose speech waj really a veiled oner to co-operate with the Government- Fransocean Kuo Min.

MORE STUDENT RIOTS

5-6 pm--A Relay of the Hong governments of all debtor nations." University Insignia

Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden (by courtesy of the Management);

6-6.45 p.m.-CHILDREN'S STUDIO

CONCERT

GASTRITIS ended after 0.45-8 pm--A Relay of the Royal

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6,45 p.m.--Descriptive commentary by Howard Marshall on pro- cession and scene outside Westminister Abbey.

7 p.m.-Wedding service on the Occasion of the Marriage of H. R. H. the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina,

7.45 pm-Final Commentary on the Scene by Howard Marshall, 8 p.m-End of relay.

ABYSSINIA INCIDENT Amicably Settled With Italy

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.))-

Rome, Nov, ‘27,

Dispute

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dai'y

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Cologne, Nov. 27,

Taking the cue from the Vienna students, about 1,500 pupils of the Cologne University staged a de- monstration on Tuesday as a pro-

test against the action of the

Czechoslovakian

authorities in

including

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ON VIEW FROM TUESDAY, THE 27TH NOVEMBER, 1934,

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compelling the German university THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 1984 at Prague to surrender its histori- The recent disquieting incidentcal insignia. Following an address

COMMENCING AT 10.30 A.M. in the Abyssinian town of Gondar

by Professor Spahn who ex which gave rise to fears of Italian "pressed

AT No. 8, WONG NET CHUNG on strong views

the armed reprisals when the Italian events at Prague, the students

ROAD consulate was attacked by Abysst assembled at university "building" nians and resulting in one Askari and marched to the Czechoslova- guard being killed and three tian consulate where they gave VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Studio wounded, has now been settled voice to

their indignation by amicably, according to information shouting protests in chorus and

8 p.m.-Local Time and Weather

Report.

.803-10.30 p.m.-Chinese

Concert

customary pain and wind will not occur.9,30 pm-Reuter Fress Bulletins, received on Tuesday from the wound up the demonstration by and digestion will be completed with London 1 pm. Stock and Com-Italian Minister at Addis Abeba, singing patriotic songs. They re- case and comfort.

An ample apology in due form was treated in an orderly fashion" when modity Quotations.

Pro-given by the chief pictal of the the police appeared on the scene 10.30-12.15 am-European

town of Gondar when he and an gramme.

armed escort assembled in the square in front of the Italian con sulate and solemnly saluted the

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10.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Mid-day Press News, Further London Stock and

Commodity. Quotations. 10.40-11 p.m-Dance Music. 11 p.m.-12.15 am.-A Repetition of the Royal Wedding Relay (Electrical Recording).

com-

and began to clear the street.

The Czech-consul has lodged a complaint with the German For- sign Ministry. Not to be behind

band, the Cologne students like- wise have. despatched a telegram to the German Foreign Minister,

Baron Von Neurath protesting

A QUANTITY OF

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Italian Dag. The Chief of the local police and his oficials who took part in the attack have been relieved of their posts and mitted to trial, while compensation against the unheard of insults of one thousand Marle Theresa offered to our oldest German un- 8.30-10 p.m.--European Recorded dollars was awarded to the family versity at Prague" and demanding

Programme from Z.E.K. on a of the dead guard and, one hun that steps be taken

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to bring Frequency of 640 k.c's.. 8.30-9 p.m.Excerpts from Grand soldiers.

Opera,

12.15 am Close Down."

This recalls the interesting fact Arias I'll Play the innocent that the Marie Theresa dollar. Country Mald (Die Fleder-originally minted in Vienna in the maus") (Strauss).

middle of the 18th century, is still Fledermaus"My the current coin in Abyssinia

Trarancean Kuo Min.

Arias-Die

Lord Marquis (Strausa) —–—–

Elisabeth Schumann (80-

praco).

Orchestral-"Die Fledermaus

London 1 p.m. Stock and Com-

The Bat-You and youjmodity Quotations, (Strauss) (Op. 367).--Chicago | 9.36-10 p.m.---The Band of HM. Symphony Orchestre directed

by Frederick Stock.

Vocal Duet "Pagliacc!"—My fate is in thy Hands, (Leon- cavallo).

Vocal Duet Pagliacci"-Why have you taught me? (Leon- cavallo) Rosetta Pampanini and Gino Vanell Orchestral - "Faust" — Ballet.

Music (Gounod)-Royal Or- chestra, Covent Garden con- ducted by George Byng

1. Dance of the Trojan Maidens.

2. Mirror Dance,

3. Dance of Phryne.

9-9.30 p.m.--Variety,

Waltz-Hawaiian Love,

Fox-Trot-A ekoki-Nol Lane's

Hawaiian Orchestra.

Coldstream Guards.

1. The Wedding of the Rose

(Jessel).

2. Hobomoko

(Reeves):

Intermezzo

3. Valse des Alouettes (Drigo). 4. Amoretten Tanze (Gung']), 5. Entry of the Boyards-March

(arr, Winterbottom).

6. Swastika Mazch (Klofr.) 7. Marche Lorraine (Ganne) & El Capitan March (Sousa): 10 p.m.-Close Down.

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BERLIN PROGRAMME pan. Opening Ancouncement

DJA

German Folk Song Programme-Forecast

English)

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PASSENGERS

R.M.S. Empress of Asia

The following passengers disem- barked at Hong Kong yesterday ex the RMS. “Empress of Anda": Mr. and Mrs. R.-A. Campbell, Miss M. Campbell, Mr. F. C. Hall, Miss C. B. Tiber, Mr. H. C. Faxon, Misa O. Bernal, Miss A. A. Eajardo, Mr. R. G. Gorardot Mr. H. Pat terson, Mr. J. T. Tomlinson.

S.S. "TANDA"

The following passengers arrived per .. Tanda from Shanghai and Japan ports, for Australia

Mr. G. Robins, Miss E. Miller, (German, Miss E. Neilasen Mr. E.-J. Martin,

9.15 p.m. Light Music Selection C. B. Cochran Pre-9.30 p.m. Topical Talk.

sents The BBC. Dance Or-45 pm.. News in English chestra with Alice Delysia, Las 10 p.m., Relayed from Cologne Allen, Peggy Wood and Mary' Ellis. (Compere-Christopher Stone).

Vocal Musketeers Melodies (No.

1)The Four Musketeers, Selection The Milonaire Kid-

New Mayfair Orchestra. 9.30 pm Reuter, Press Bulletins,

A Day in the Life of a Boldier 11.15 p.m., News in German 11.30 p.m., Sonate, op. 1 No. 1 -

Mrs. R. Cooke, Mr. B. 3. Tollis, Mrs. M. 3. Aspinali, '- Mrs. C. M Stephen, Mrs. D. Whitehead, M165 L. D. Allen, Miss E. H. Nancarrow; Mrs. E. A Button Mrs. M. Jolley Mrs. M. Vallentine Mr. and Mrs C. D. Burton, Mr. and Mrs M. A

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Miss A. P. Smith, Miss R. L. Clerka, Miss G-Napier, Miss Ri. BantraN, | Mr. A. G. Owen-Bmyth, Mrs - 20 Filla, Mr. E Ellis, Miss V. Harvey.

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