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1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Press news; etc.

SAAR COMMITTEE OF THREE

Report Handed Over To The League

Special to the Hong Kong Dally inhabitants of Saar nationality.

Press” (Copyright).)

Geneva, Dec. 5.

Both governments have assumed the game obligations towards those who are not entitled to vote. Both Governments also agree to deal with the question of finance and to embody the agreement reacheil

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The eagerly awaited report of the Saar Committee of Three was handed over to the League of Na- tions Council an Wednesday at

both governments. 'in FRIDAY, DEC. 7, 1934 midday, and consists of two main between 3.

parts, firstly the important points Rome, the text of the Rome agree- such as (1) the "definition and sent being attached to the report,

COMMENCING AT 2,30. P.M scope of the agreement (2) the na. If Saar returns to Germany, the tionality of the inhabitants of the French Government parts with`all Saar and the restoration of guar-rights in the Star mines for nine tees to those entitled to vote, (3) hundred million francs, in favour

of the German Government.-. Orchestra--Where the woods are the introduction of a définitive re-

roniocean Xuo Kin

2.15 p.m.-Close dow

4 to 5 pm-Chinese programme." 3 to 6, p.m.-Europeari recorded

programme.

green (arr. Weinger). Tell me to-night-Albert Sandler

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gime; (4) social insurance, and. (5) Bear official. The second main part of the report concerns itself with Gavote("Mig-questions of finance and mining. Attached to the report itself were

non" (Thomas):

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String Quartet. Orchestra-Immer oder Nimmer

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The report begins with defining son)-Danny Malone (Tenor).the meaning of "status" as proposed Violin Soloe La Clochette (Pa- by the late M. Barthou in his me-

ganini).

pondence between the chairman of the Committee of Three' with the German and French Governments about the extension of guarantees to persons not entitled to vote, (2) correspondence about the rights of the Saar population after the re- J.Hincorporation of the territory in the Reich, and (3) the Franco- German agreement about matters of pance.

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morandum of July 31 The report

The Dance of the Goblins (Baz-determines that according to the provisions of the treaty of Versail. les, the League of National would not continue to be trustees for the Saar In the event of the plebiscite favouring the maintenance or the A Talk on the "Diocesan Bazaar" status quo put that the League of Nations would assume sovereignty by the Rev. Chung Yan Lap 7pm-Closing local stock quota-over the Saar and would take steps tions, London and New York to provide for a permament regime stock and commodity quota-n the interests of the inhabitants. The report keeps rigidly to the two provisions of the treaty, which do not foreshadow any second ple- Orchestral Selections from

biscite. As regard the nationality Light Operas

of the inhabitants after the ple- Merrie England (E. German)biscite the inhabitants of the Ger- New Symphony Orchestra, nan Saar, would Require Saar na Monsieur Beaucaire (Rosse, arr.tionality with the option of declar- Bucătost): New Symphonying for German nationality while Orchestra.

non-German thhabitants would re- (Fall-Nattain their present nationalities Shilkret: and his Orchestra,

with the option of acquiring the 7.33 to 8 pm

tions.

708 to 7.33 p.m.-

Dollar Princess

Musical Comedy '.. C.B. Cochran's 1930 Revue Vocal: -Genis-Light Opera Company. Organ Solos-Musical Comedy

Medley Sydney Gustard." Vocal Gems-Whoopee.

The New Moon-Light Opera

Čámpáný.

8 p.m.-Local time and weather re-

deport

8.43 to 8.10 p.m.-

From the Studio

A Talk on the "Diocesan Bazan”

by The Rev. HW. Baines.

8.10 to 8.30 p.m.-

Variety Items Humorous Sangs-The King of

Zul

Bangor.-

Riding Down from

Frank Crumit Banjo Bolo-Keyboard Kapers. Mandoline Bold-Mazur.-Mario

de Pietro.

Plano Duets Ain't she

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Carroll Gibbons and John W Green.

8.30 to 9 p.m.

Band Music Slavonic Rhapsody (arr. Winter- bottom)The B.B.C. Wireless, Military Band.

The Flamborough Sword Dance" -Folk Dance (arr. Sharpe). Kirkby Malseard Sword Dance

Folk Dance (arr. Sharpe)- The B.B.C. Wireless Military Band: Parade

Elephants

of the (Chenette). The Old Frog Pond (Alford)---

The Regimental Band of HM Grenadier Guards.

1.

Silver Trumpets-Gand Proces- sional March" (arr. Godfrey) The Regimental Band of H.M.

Grenadier Guarda..

9 to 9.15 p.m

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Sonata No. 3 in

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Ispide Menges (Viol) and Harold Samuel (Pianoforte). 1st Movement, Adagio.

2nd Movement, Allegro.

3rd Movement, Adagio ma not:

tunto.

4th Movement, Allegro. Overture "Cosi fan Tutte" "(Mo-. zart)--The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Adrian Boult.

Choral Praise to Joy. The God Descended (Symphony No. 9 in

Genera, Dec, b. Laval tabled a motion in the.

meeting on Wednesday afternoon to the effect that in the interests of the maintenance of peace and order in the Saar territory, the International police

force should

be set up by members not belong- ing to France or Germany, Mr. Anthony Eden representing Eng- land, and Baron Alois for Italy voted for the motion. Mr. Eden furthermore declared that England is ready to contribute her quota towards international police

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force.

CLOSED SESSION

Geneva, Dec. 5. At Mr. Knox's request the closed session of the League of Nations Council convened for Wednesday was sandwiched between two open council. The meetings of the

session was held at Avenol's office. The subject of discussion was the measures required for the ma intenance of peace and order in the Saur territory and to plan methods for organising the auxiliary Baar police. It is said the opportunity was also seized for the discussion of the question of Frerich. troops being held in readiness for emer gencles, the report being that Laval made an important declara- tion. Transocean Hue. Min.

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Sir Ian Hamilton's Story

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Nov. 15:

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A Quantity of Cloisonne Vasca and Bundry Goods ate,, etc.

D Minor), Op. 125 ("The Chor- al" (Beethoven). Choral Greation Hymn (Beet-sald to have been received from

hoven). Chorus and Orches-the fate. Flald-Marshal von Hin- TERMS:-CASE OF DELIVERY. tra of the State Opera. Bérlín i denburg was told by Gen. Sir Ian Concerto No. 1 in G Minor, Op. | Hamilton to members of the Pub- Té (Max Bruch)-Master Ye-licity, Club. The "message" was hudi Menuhin Violin) and received by Sir Ian from an ex- London Symphony Orchestra commander, of a British régiment conducted by Sir Landon who, in a covering note, declared Ronald.

that, Hindenburg, got into touch with him at a seance,

1st Movement-Allegro moderato. 2nd Movement-Adagio. 3rd Movement Final Allegro

energica

Duet Der Rosenkavalier-Act. 2.

ale scene (with Wal- *** txes) * (R. Straums) -Richard Mayr and Anni Andrassy with Orchestra conducted by Bruno. Walter.

10.30 pm Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby mid-day. Press news, further London stock and com- modity quotations. Orchestral - Polonaise No.

(List)-Berlin State Opera Orchestra conducted by Dr. Leo Blech

2

Orchestral Hungarian Rhap Body No. 2 (Liszt)-Philadel- nhía Aymphony Orchestra cou ducted by Leopold Stokowski. Pianoforte

Bonetto No. 10s del Pet (from "Annees de, (Liszt) -- Blon

11 p.m:Close down.

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The writer of the letter says that Hindenburg expressed, a wish to get into touch with the gene- ral to whom I gave back the drunanny said... fire. Ian.. *The | Field-Marshal" is ti

then reported to have sold that the best English- man he had ever met came from Scotland.

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BERLIN BOURSE

Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright].1

Berlin, Dec. 5. " The sharemarket was again" de- cidedly weak especially the so-called "heavy" stocks, this being attribut- ed to the publication of the new law restricting dividends to a max- imrum of 8 per cent, in 'some.spe-

"Pray for your boys who fell cial cases 8 per cent and the re- when you meet rext Bunday diction of a number of bourses in Germany from 21 to 9. On the They died fighting for their own other hand, as the object of the high ideals as ours also died, but

the general to come, and talk with facilitate the pancing campaign let there be no more fighting. Tell new law is to strengthen the fixed

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against unemployment, the bond dle Ian Hamilton visited Berlin market was decidedly firmer. Call early this year to receive back the Money 31 to 3-) *** drums of the Gordon Highlanders, Traniocran Kuo Min. which had been left behind at Omena i 1914, and he had a long conversation with President Ha? denbing Bir Tan, who is in his sand year, was in command of the Gallipoll expedition early in the war.

11.15

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