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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

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AUSTRALIA AND CHINA

850,000,000 Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1855

Issued & Fully Paid-Up 820,000,000

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„Sterling “...........t

.....£8,500,000

H. K. Currency Reserve $10,000,000 | Reserve Liability of

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Head Office-HONG KONG

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Deputy Chairman.

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For the Hosu; Kong & ShanGHAI BANKING COHENGRATION.

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BANK OF EAST ASIA,

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Authorised Capital 810,000,000,00 Paid-up Capital Reserve, and Undivided

Profit

5,598,000.00

2,776,798.76

Head Office: HONG KONG No. 10, Des Voeux Road, Central.

Board of Directors:

Sir Shouson Chow, Chairman Li Koot Chus, Ekg. Li Lan Song, Esq.

Kwok, Esq WongChuSon, Esq. Wong Yuu Tong, Esq. Kan Ying Pu, Esq. ChanChingShek, Esq. FungPing Wah Esq.

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LIYA GUREVITCH (PIANO) " FROM THE STUDIO Rey. C.BR. Särgent 12-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service of Intercession

St. John's from Cathedral.

1.10 p.m. Mischa Elman (Violin). Zigeunerweisen (Sarasate, Op. 20: Thais-Meditation (Masseneti

7.25 pm. Closing local Stock Que. tations.

1.27 p.m. Beethoven-Symphoný No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67.

Played by the Royal Albert Hall Orchestra conducted by Sir Landon Ronald.

8 p.m. Local Time Signal, Wea- ther Report and Announcements.

8.03 p.m. Studio-A Piano Recital) by Liya Gurevitch. 12.30 p.m. Dellus-Brirx Fair. Played by the London Symphony. Preludio and Fuga D Minor Orchestra conducted by Geoffrey (Bach); 2. Pastorale and Capriccio Scarletti Tausig); 3. Bolero Toye.

Chopin); 4. 3 Ecossalses (Chopin). 8.30 p.m. Studio-Rev. C. B. R Sargent-42nd Series of Opera.

Mozart Programme.

12.47 pm, Songs by Heddle Nash (Tenor),

"

To The Queen Of My Heart: Love's Philosophy (Shelley); Helen The Shepherd's Song (Words, Herbert: Music Offenbach-arr Korngeld; The Dubarry-If I Am Dreaming (Words, Leigh: Music. Millocker-arr. Mackeben)Passing By (Herrick and Purcell).

1 p.m. Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 pm. Harold Ramsay at the OrgaD.

9.15 p.m. Two Talks From The Studio.

2:30 pm. London Relay---The News.

9.50 .. Dance Music,

FOREIGN

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11.10-Luncheon Music (A). 11.30-Afternoon Musical Pre- gramme (A),

1.00 pm. Broadcast to Schools bv Lindley Evans (A). ̧*

1.20 Musical Programme (A). 2.00 For Sailors." A monthly series of talks (D1).

2.15 "Steamboat." (D) 1). 3.00--"Jane Austen in the West."

Fox-Trot Oh By Jingo - The Krakajax from the San Marco and Florida Club, London. With vocal Trio: Waltzes-Throw Open Wide Your Window; Espana.-Sydne Kyte and His Piccadilly Hotel Band. Famous "Tauber Melodies. Intro:

10 p.m. London Relay-Variety. You are my heart's delight: Al and Bob Harvey, Our Two Golden Song: (Lilac Tine) In your Canadian Pals; Adriano Dante. arms tonight; Serenade (Schu-England's Ace Accordeonist; Beryl bert), Villa, Merry Widow): Im Beresford, Vocal Comedienne with patience (Thine is my heart); Leske Hinton at the piano; Al Sanctissima; Popular Melodies No. Burnett, The Bad Boy from '& Good | (A). 3 Intro: Pennies from Heaven; In Family and Percival Mackey and the Chapel in the Moonlight; Al-His Orchestra; Presented by Ernest |(A) other perfect night is ending: I'll Longstaffe. sing you a thousand love songs;

11 p.m. London Relay-Under There's a small Hotel; Did your Big Ben'. Mother come from Ireland?.

1.15 p.m. Orchestra Mascottė. Greetings To Vienna-Waltz (L. Slede): Donauwellen Waltz Ivanovic Arr. Gotz Honne): Evening On

A talk by Howard Marshali. 11.15 p.m. Close Down,

The Rhine-Waltz CATHOLIC

Willy Richartz); In Dreamy Night

Waltz (From "Der Landstreicher" DELEGATE

-C. M. Ziehrer); Moonlight On

The Danube-Waltz (Byron day). VISITING

1.30 p.m. Realer and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and An- nouncements,

SINGAPORE

JJ

1.40 p.m. Latest Dance Music. His Excellency the Rev. Leo. P. Quick-Step Something Tells Kierkels. the Apostolic Delegate Me; Slow Fox-Tro-Moonlight And of East Indies is paying a visit to and His Malaya. Roses-Henry Jacques Correct Dance Tempo Orchestra; His Excellency will consecrate Slow Fox-Trot-My Heart W11

Mgr. Masson. Archbishop elect of Waltz-The Manager.Never Sing Again;

Colombo before leaving for Sin- First Quarrel-Henry Jacques and His Correct Dance Tempo Orches-gapore

The Apostolic Delegate tra; Fox-Trots So Little Time; Says My Heart (From Coconut spend about a fortnight in Malaya Grove')-Jack Harris and His Or- before he returns to India. chestra with vocal refrain: Quick- Arraptements are being made Chocolate Soldier's by H.E. Mgr. Devals, Bishop of the Step-The Daughter: Slow Fox-Trot-What Diocese of Malacca. to invite the Is Romance (From 'No sky so blue') Apostolic Delegate to bless the -Roy Fox and His Orchestra with newly erected Catholic Church of vocal refrain; Tangos-Champagne St. Louis at Talping which takes Bubbles; Song Of The Sea Jose Mplace there on Sept. 11. Lucchesi and His Orchestra:, Fox- Trots-Lost And Found: Outside Or Paradise (From the Film)-Jack Harris and His Orchestra vocal refrain by Bam Browne.

2.15 p.m. Close Down

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S.S. "BENGLOE"

Sailing for LONDON, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG and LEITH on or about the 9th September, 1998.

Cargo will also be accepted on through Bill. of Lading to the usual transhipment ports.

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3,50-News (DI)..

4.30-"At Home and Abroad."

4.45 Sporting News and Notes

5.25 Commentary on News (A),

Davidson's 6.00-Jim

ABC. Dance Band (A).

6.30 Organ and Saxophone Re cital by Desmond Tanner and Al. Hammett (A).

6.45 Jane Austen in the West." (D2).

7.00--Tanunda

Band (A).

Calling"-Brass

7.20 Dance Music (D2). 7,55 Under Blg. Ben." Talk by Howard Marshall (D2).

8.00 The Adelaide Studio Or- chestra (A).

8.15–"George Edwardes - The Guvnor of Daly's." (D2)...

8.50 Recorded Feature (A): Flashes of the Gala Performance in the Municipal Theatre (HL).

9.30-News (D2), “ 10.00-Variety Programme (D3). 11.00 Under Big Ben." Talk by Howard Marshall (D3).

11.15-Violin Recital by Winifred Small (D3).

11.35"Man from Outside," (D3). 12.00-News (D3)., 12.30-Stidents Songs. The BBC Men's Chorus (D3).

A—Australia.

D.I-Daventry, Trans. I D.II-Daventry, Trans, 11. D.III-Daventry, Trans. . ries 17770kč. and 11730ke HI-Holland-India

£358,000 Sweep Winner Selling Ice-Cream Again

"

Emilio Scala, Bored By Riches, Finds Happiness

te

Emilio Scala, Italian cafe proprietor, who won £358,000 in the Irish Sweepstake on the Grand National in 1931 is back where began selling ice-cream,

6 p.m. light Operä Selections. "The Merry Widow" Vocal Grema (Lebar) Intro: Introduction; Villa; For the night of the ball will go by; Maxims; I love you so; March Finale-Act 3; "The Waltz (Btrauss). Dream" Vocal Gems Intro:-The Gay Hussar: Piccolo, piccolo; O you're lovely: Waltz Dream; We can kiss when we're in love-Light Opera Company; The Damask Rose-Selection (Chopin themes, adapted G. H. Clutsam) Court Symphony Orchestra; The Chocolate Boldier-Vocal Gems (8. Strange and Oscar Straus). Intro: The Chocolate Soldier (Duet); The Bulgarians; Tiralala; Thank The Lord the War is over; Falling in. Love: Forgive; That would be No, Emillo has not lost his lovely; The Letter Song; My Hero, money, He is still a wealthy man. -The Columbia Light Opera Com- and could if he chose live a life of pany with Orchestra; "Monsieur jease. But seven years of idleness Beaucaire" Selection (Rosse, arr. have bored him to tears, and he Bucalossi)-New Light Symphony has gone back to the only job he Orchestra:

knows-cafe management and lee

correspondent.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938. —PAGE 13

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leaving Hong Kong 11th September vĩa Swafow "HELLAS" leaving Hong Kong ist September via Swatow KEELIOS" leaving Hong Kong 28th September via Swatów

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Excellent passenger accommodation with a large number of single cabins at no supplement. Built-in Swimming Bath and Spacious Sports Deck.

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Passenger & Freight Agents:- GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD. Telophone No. 28001.

CONSIGNEES' NOTICES |

NORDDEUTSCHER LEOYD

TH

BREMEN.

THE Steamer a nuttisman

"SCHARNHORST"

F. & O. Bailding-

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LZİNE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

THE M.VAT

BURGE&LAND" having driven from Hamburg and Forts of call, Cousigness of Cargo are kechy notified that their goods are Ping landed and placed at their risk Into the Hong Kong & RowicOD Wharf & Godown. Company's godowns HAMBURG and Porta, Gomeless of at Howloon, where delivery may be

obtained

sa soon as "the goods are Cargoare hereby notified that their car

landed, in beng landed at their risk into the

Optional cargo will not, by luded" Godown of The Hong Kong & Kewlovebers, unless notice has been given 48 What and Godown Co., Ltd. Kowloon, hours prior to vessel's arrival, hat where delivery can be obtained,

having arrived from BB

All goods remaining undelivered carried on from port to port to the after the 14th Sept, 1938, will be final portfell to which the option

extends. subject to rent.

No clains wit pe somized after t NO FIRE INSURANCE will be Goods have left the Godowns, and all affected by us in any case whatever.

Damaged packages must be left in goods remaining undelivered after the the godown for examination by the 10th Sept, 1928 will be subject to consigues and the Company's UT-

All broken, chafed, and damaged veyors, Messrs. Anderson she, at Good are to be left in the Godowas 10 am. on the 13th Sept, 1839,

Consignees must have a Revenue where they will be examined on 9th Behind a counter which opens on to the stalls in North End Officer in attendance when damaged Sept., 1938, at 10 am. by out Sur. Road, Fulham, you can see him serving cornets and wafers to theditiable goods are examined by the veyors Mears: Goddard and Dangles

To comply, with the General Bonded Company's surveyors children. Juggling with rainbow-coloured drinks, and serving at the

No claim will be admitted after the Warehouse Regulations consignees tables in his new green and cream ice-cream parlour, writes a. Home goods have left the godown and have a Revenue Officer in claims must be presented within Two attendance, when damaged dutisble Weeks of the ship's arrived here, after goods are exhaijed, which date they will not be recognised. Consignees are requested to sur- reader their Bills at Lading to the undersigned for countersignstore.

MELCHERS & CO., Agerics: NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN, Hong Kong, 7th Sept. 1934% [1762

6.30 p.m. Albert Sandler's Orches-cream.

tra.

#1

"What have I done with the money? Well, I gave some of ji to my relatives; 1; have about 50 of them. I bought a house' and furnished it nicely "and bought a car, That is about the sum total of my personal ex- travagance,”

MONEY OR HAPPINESS? Asked what he was worth now. Emilio threw back his head and roared with laughter:

The 10,000 begging letters he has Gipsy, Bing For Me; Heartless received. the share-pushers and (Melsel); Hvorfor? Give Me Your sharks who have chased him for Heart; Illusions (Dlusions Perdues his wealth and the worries of

"What am I worth-do you mean (Jacob Glade); Solloquy (Alan guarding a fortune are now no Muiary): Gipay Melody (Nelson more than an unpleasant dream. in money or happiness?"

Emilio has found happiness Emilo amid he was still wealthy and Knight); Gipsy Moon (Bor-

Standing in his shirtsleeves, and that the sharks had got little ganoff); Bird Bongs At Eventice (Eric Coates); Yvonne (Horatio Ni- superintending brew of ice-or his money.

"For seven years we tried to cholla): Trouble In Paradise Cream seething in a bright giver

live the life of case. Then one vat, Emilla told me his story (Wever. Ager and Schwartz).

writes a reporter).

day my boys, Fred and Joseph, who had been { going, round, driving and smerising (Wp pATE, came to me and said that it was about time that: they did ̈some honest work, by

7 p.m. Songs by Kirsten Flagstad (Soprano),

Et Hah, Op 26, No. 1 (Palson Gries) Im Kame (In the Bost),

"The sweep ticket was worth £358,000," he said, "but I sold three-quarters of it

"Then, came the law case over

Op. 60, No. 3 (Krag-Greg). En the sharing of the money, Tais Schwan (A Bwan), Op. 25, No. 2 lasted 18 montia, and when it was! (Ibsen, tra. Henzen-Grits)

over I was left with -652,000,

Well, I was und ready as they' were to start work, "When I started

10th Oct. 1838 or they will not be All claims must reach us before the

recognized.

by

No Insurance will be effecten....... Billy of Laring will be countersigned.

JEBBEN & CO. Agents

looking round for something to do done my own housework inch I was offered oil wells, and golding cooking and washbug. But it is mines, and goodness knows what, good to be back in a căre but I turned them down and men de decided to go back to the cla

And Mrs. Scals bustled on to business I started when I came to serve a customer with an food rodik

shake, London in 1890--ice-cream.

Working with Emilio, his wife. and o som

bier and

י,

No one was more delighted ut "Emilio's decision than Mrs Scala.

"I never could settle to the lite of ease," she 8844.

For these pAR JETER, VELIK have, in spite of milio's wealth,

chiún of which he