1935-01-24 — Page 4

PREMISES TO LET

PEAK MANSIONS:

Froomed flats

`PRINCE EDWARD ROAD

DISTRICT -

1-4 roomed fats,

4-8 roomed residences.

CHEUNG SHA WAN;

1-3 roomed flats.

KOWLOON CITY:

1-roomed fats.

CAMBAY BUILDINGS:

3-roomed Bats.

ENSIGN

Auto-Kinecam

Cine Cameras

& Projectors Developing, Printing Enlarging ONE DAY SERVICE,

A. TACK & CO.

29. Des Voeux Road, Central.

Just Received

POSTAGE STAMPS CATALOGUE

for 1935

Stanley Gibbons

1at Pari Brijbl mpire

2nd Part Forvig 1 1 ountries.

14.50 $7.00

Whole Worli

$10,5

Simplified

$3.0

Scott Stamp ani Cola Co.

$8.00

Yvert et Tellier Champion

$8.00

GRACA & CO.

Dealers in Postage Stamps, Haligious.

Goods, Garl n Sevdi, Pest Cards Tato.

No. 10, WYNDHAM STREET,

P.O. Box No. 620, HONG TÙNG.

SERVICE TO READERS

THE

E HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, LTD., and the HONG KONG WEEKLY PRESS, through their London Office, at 53,) FLEET STREET, EC. 4. Tel. 3137, are prepared to give Subscribers and Visitors advice regarding accommoda. tion available, motoring faci- lities.suitable

shopping centres, etc.

If, when at home, they will call or telephone to the above address, they will receive the utmost assistance and the latest available information on all subjects of enquiry will be placed at their disposal,

PRE-PAID

APPLY.

CREDIT FONCIER D'EXTREME ORIENT

FRENCH BANK BLDG,

- 5.-Queen's 1 Road, Central

Phone: 21063.

FLATS TO LET

O LET FLATS, "TICIA

TMANSION, Macdonnell

Road, Modern conveniences and desir alle locality. Apply: XAVIER BROS. LTD. 18. 23722 or 23216.

$3008

TO LET:No. 1, King's Fark Buil

dings, Austin Road, Kowloon, Four-roomed FLAT, Modern

Con veniences, Apply The Union Trading Co., Ltd, York Building. Telephone 27738.

1875

HOUSES TO LET.

FELIX VILLA-Pokfulam, Immediate recupation. Oharming Modern Residence at foderato Rantal Fine Views Garago. Children's playground Frequent Bus Service. Apply EA. Joseph. Property Office, Tel No. 209 0.

876

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1935,

CHINA TO-DAY"

SERIES Z

Edited by TANG LEANG-LI

No. 1 SUPPRESSING COM

MUNIST BANDITRY IN ̈¦ CHINA (2nd Edition) (*. - in ita matles, ite map. ner and its format, an admirable production, fully entitled to be catalogued as "research rather than as " Pamphleteering The

TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMME

Broadcast by Z.B.W.

on 355 Metres

CHILDREN'S PLAY FROM

VORERSTUDIO

ZEK FROGRAMME

Timer Literary Supplemente 12.30-2.15 pm, European Program- Loedan)

men

With 46 Illustistions—Demy 8va. || 1230-1-p.m., Recorded Muste

HK$8.00pm, Local Time and Weather

140 pages a

No. 2 OHINA'S PROBLEMS

AND THEIR SOLUTION By Wang Ching-Wei. With a biographical sketch of the author by Tang Leang-Li, Truly China's Problems and Their Solution is a remarkable work written by a great man..... Finance and Commerœ, Shanghai). Demy aro.-120 pager... HK$4.50 No. 8 RECONSTRUCTION IN CHINA-With Illustrations

and Maps..

Report

*

1.03 pm, Recorded. Music 1.30 p.m. Beuter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Press, News, etc. 215 pm. Close down 5-8 pm, European Frogramine 5-6 p.m., A relay of the Dance Orchestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden (by courtesy of the Management) 6-6.30 p.m., CHILDRENS STUDIO CONCERT 6.30-7 pm. A relay of the Dance Orchestra, from the Hong Kong Hotel Root Garden (by cour tesy of the Management) p.m.. Closing Local Stock Qua-

7.03-7.25 p.,

Deny Bro.-About 180 pages

—Ready next April....... HR17.50 No.4 THE PUPPET STATE OF 7

**MANORUUTO" *

Demy 8rq, 888 pages

|: Ready pa11 February. HK$(.40. Obtainable at the: HONGKONG DAILY PRESS OFFICE

Publishers: anisa Uniten Pass, Shanghai.

MOTOR CARS

BISNEY VILLAS IN STANDING

private grounds. 3 Commodicus Morris wheeled vehicles ruit- THOR SALE BY TENDER-Two busen semi-detached. Molern sa ita- tion. Tennis court. Very quiet and she a lorries, also spare parts. healthy locality. Access to sea from Available for inspection. Offe saccept own grounds. Modera's rental. Apply ed all or any Apply R. A SQ. 3. R. Joseph, Property Dept. Prince's Compasnil, Quen's Rond Building Tel. 20 10. „

Buying?

[377

OR

[318&

Selling

EARNEST BUYERS OR SELLERS THAT MEAN BUSINESS ARE PEOPLE THAT TURN TO THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS WANTADS FOR QUICK RESULTS.

USE AND READ HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

WANT” ADVERTISEMENTS,

Courtesy, Comfort, Service and Luxuries of Modern Hotel Construction

THE HOTEL RIVIERA

MACAU

Cable Address" Riviera, Macau.”

ADVERTISEMENTS.

The following dear of advertiä

SITUATIONS VACANT.

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WANTED

new charged at the pries

PHOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO BE LET

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

When so required replies to boz number will be posted to wiyertisers daily Extra stamps Bon montagn ahauld be remitted.

All advertisements must be authenticated by the name and address of the sunder

Announcements not exceeding 25 Words are inserted under this heading at a Pre-paid Rate of One Dollar for THREE INSERTIONS. I Charges collected, $1.50 THIS FORM-MAY-ER USED.

tations

CONCERT ITEMS Violin Solo Serenade (Lehar) Violin Solo-Marguerite (Rach-

maninou," arr. Kreisler) Fritz Kreisler

Song Bolero Les Alles de Cadiz (The Malds of Cadiz) (Dell- bes)

Amelita Galll-Curci

ན

(Soprano) Song The Devour Lover (White) Song-Joggin' Along the High-

way (Samuel), Percy Heming (Baritone) 'Cello Solo-The Nightingale and

the Rose, Op. 2, No. 2 (Rimsky- Korsakov)TM

'Cello Solo The Garden of Sleep (de Lara).Beatrice Harri-

SOB

7.25-7.42 p.m.; Bolero (Ravel)

William Mengelberg and his Concertgebouw Orchestra.

7.42-8 pm. A Recital by, Charle Kanz the New Rhythm Pianist (Thèse records are kindly loaned by a listener)

8 pm, Local Time and Weather

Report 3.03-10.30 p.m.. Concert

Chinese

Studio

9.30 pm, Reuter Press Bulletins,

London 1

pm Stock and Commodity Quotations. 10.30 pm, Reuter Press Bulletins. Rugby Mid-day Press News. Further London Stock and Commodity Quotations 10.35 pm, Close Down 8.30-10. p.m..

EUROPEAN RECORDED MUSIC FROM ZEK ON A FREQUENCY OF. 840. Ke's 8.30-8.55 p.m., Pa

ORCHESTRA' SELECTIONS

FROM OPERASJO La Gioconda-Dance of the

Hours (Ponchlelli)

Der Freischutz-Potpourri (We

ber):

Pagliacc Selection (Leoncavale

lo, arr. Tavan) 8.55-8.30 pm,

VARIETY

Organ Solo By a Waterfall

Frederic BayCO

Fox-Trot Yes Sir, I Love your

daughter

Fax-Trot-Have a Little

on me

Dream

NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD

Foreign Ships May Attend

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Jan. 4.

the Mediterranean Fleet, the BI

From the presence of units from

Ver Jubilee Review at Spithead on July 15 of 17 promises to be the

greatest naval pageant seen in

home waters, since the war,

Detailed arrangements have yet to be made. 20

There is a possibility that the Mediterranean command may be represented by m

1st Battle Squadron;

1st Cruiser Squadron, and. A destroyer flotilla."

the Queen Elizabeth, flagship of

Mediterranean; Resolution, Reven- Admi, Sir W. W. Fisher, C.-m-C_

geTM Royal Sovereign, and Ramillies. In the First Cruiser Squadron

will be the 10.000-ton ships Lon- don, flagship of Rear-Admiral J. K in Thurn; Devonshire, Shropshire, and Australia, the last-named Tea- cel serving in place of the Sussex, which is cruising for a year with

the Australian squadron

If the Home Fleet is at full

strength next July it will include the Nelson, flagship of Adml. the This would comprise about 18 Earl of Cork, C.-in-C. the Rodney, pennants all told.

Valiant, Barham, and War-splte: In all about 80 vessels may be the battle-cruisers Hood and Re- will be afloat in the Royal yachtous and Furious, the cruisers Lean- expected at Spithead The King nown, the aircraft-carriers Courage

Victoria and Albert, The Board der, Achilles. Orion, Neptune, and of Admiralty will probably embark Cairo, 27 destroyers, six submar- for the first time in the new con-ines, and a number of auxiliaries. vay sloop Enchantress. This vessel It will be easy for the visitor to has been modified to serve when distinguish Mediterranean ships required as an Admiralty yacht, “ from those of the Home Fleet by

The presence of foreign men-of-their fight grey paintwork. This, war at the review is by no means in certain atmospheric conditions. unlikely.

seems almost white, and forms a striking contrast to the dark grey } "warpaint" of the Home Fleet

ships

Bags Ships Co Take Part The First Battle Squadron of the Mediterranean Fleet consists of

KING'S DOCTOR LOOKS BACK

"No Rush And No

Cars

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Jan. 4.

Reminiscences of half a century were related by Sir Humphry Bol leston, physician to the King, at a dinner of the London Jewish Hos Pital Medical Society, held at the Trocadero.

"I look back on 50 years of medi- cine. He said and you must re- member that one is not allowed to enter the profession until one reaches years of indiscretion. In 1881 there was a marked difference In surgery. Surgeons had a much easter time then, te

WHY FLAG WAS NOT FLOWN

Ways Of Socialist Administrators

(Special Air Mail Service)

LAMMERTS AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

H Undersigned have received

Instructions from “y

THE MORTGAGEES

TO SELL BY

PUBLIC-AUCTION-

FRIDAY, JAN. 25, 1995

THE

Ar 12 O'CLOCK NOON

VAT QUE SALES ROOM,

DUDDELL STREET

STEAM LUNCH.

SHUN LEE

Now lying in Yaumati Typhoon Shelter.

Length Breadth Depth

Gross Tonnage 66.71 tons Registered Tonnage 45.86

LAMMERT BROS.,

AUCTIONEERS

FRENCH ATTACK ON HIMALAYA

Attempt To Be Made In The Spring

Mr. Jean Escarra, who was legal adviser to the defunct Peking Glov ernment and has retained the same post under the National Gov ernment, will lead a French Him- alayan Expedition, which is leaving

France for Indis early next spring. according to well-informed foreign sources in Peking.

London, Jan. 4 Socialist Town Councils soon show their true colours. Leeds has refused the offer by the Northern Command of a Military. Tattoo, thus losing a substantial contribution to charities. Not tingham may benefit as a result,

Besides being a leading European Shouts of The Flag of Poverty" and boos lasting several minutes authority on Oriental law, Mr. enlivened a debate in Fulham Escarra is a celebrated mountain- Borough Council on why the climber. In recognition af. his Union Jack was not flown on the feats he was elected president of town hall during the royal wed- the French Alpine Club some yeaIS ding. A vote of censure on the ago and it is in this capacity that absence of the flag was lost. A he has organized the new expedi deputation attended the meeting ton." to protest against the omission to fly the flag, but Councillor. A de Falma, the Labour leader, wased in 1933, when he studied, judici cheered when he said it was he There had always been friendly

who gave the instructions not to a conditions here for the National

Government. chaff between physicians and sury the flag. I offer no apology, geons. The latter called them no excuse, and no withdrawal,” he

declared ad selves "physicians who could use their hands," while the former sald they were "surgeons who could use their heads”

...

There were no abdominal opera tions. Appendicitis was not really invented. Yet what would be the state of surgeons if there was no appendicitis now ??

Dance Allegro moderato alla marcin (from incidential music to Henry VIII), (Sullivan); 5.45 pm The News

Vocal-Florrie Forde Old Time 6 pm. Close down.

Medley

Tango-Moonlight Kisses

Tango Foema

Band The Gay Nineties-Walth

Medley

19.30 pm Reuter Fress

London 1pm. Commodity motations

BERLIN RADIO

9 pm Dia, Din Announcement

(German,

German Folk Song Progr

Fore

lletins

and 9.45

9.35-10 p.m., derple from "The 10

Mikado" (Gibert and Bu

van) by the Columbia ↑ Light 11p Opera Company

10 p.m, Close down

DAVENTRY HADIO~~~

A DmBig Ben Orchestraf Pro-

Dja

Schiller's

ogrammek

on

Schmalstich

Mr Escarra was in Peking for several years until 1927 and return-

Recently the National Govern ment of China granted the French Council to grant free use of the through Tibetan territory. It is Following the wrefusal of Bootle expedition permission to pass

Town Hall, as in previous years, said that efforts to secure permits the 7th Battalion the King's re- from district chieftains in northern gument have decided not to hold | India took such a long time that their annual ball there. Colonel the start of the expedition was Robertson, commanding -omper, delayed,

said that it had not been decid-- The object of the present French ed where the ball would be held. expedition is to reach the At the Inat Council meeting an chenjunga Peak in the Himala amendment that the regiment pe range. The peak is 28,146 feet high granted the use of the Town Hall,15 feet higher than Pesk at scale charges was carried after Kamat, the highest point ever Labour members had stated that reached by man but still 995 feet: the day had come

nore lower than the highest point in the presentative public body should world, Mount Everest of the Him pander Anysection of the

which towers to the height armed

14 feet above sea-level

scribing it as an auront to the girent

Szen

THEFT PROOF BAG

Sets Automatic Alarm

4.15

duced

14.30 p.m

14.10

21711215 by Philly Wade Pro-

ich Vandevila Bing-

des Radio

(Spect

12.30

Dla Din

4.302

THE RICHEST BABY IN THE WORLD