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LOCAL

RADIO

RADIO PROGRAMMES •

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

BANKS

SHANGHAI BANKING

HONGKONG AND

CORPORATION

Authorised Capitul

........$30,000,00

THE CHARTERED

BANK OF INDIA,

AUSTRALIA &

CHINA

Issued & Fully Pail-Up $20,000,000 Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1855

Reserve Funda:

Sterling...

£8,500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON:

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

Proprietors

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38, Bishopsgate 5.0.2.

Head Office-HONG KONG

...$20,000,000 Paid-up Capital

£3,000,000 Reserve Fund ........... €3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Pro-

prietors.

£3,000,000

C

W

On Wavelengths of 355

mètres (843 k.a's) 31,49

metres (9.32 megacycles).

WORLD AFFAIRS' AND OTHER LONDON RELAYS

Board of Directore.

T. E. Pearce, Esq., C'sairm Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson,

Deputy Chairman,

J. E. Housfield, Esq..

A. F. Compton, Esq.,

Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell,

W, H. Lock, Eng.,

G. Miskin, Ex..

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Sir Vandeleury M. Grayburn,

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Chief Managers Hong Kong,, 7th October, 1938.

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Head Office: SHANGHAI Hong Kong Brunch:

1, QUEEN'S ROAD, C. South China Offices:

HONGKONG

Children's Hour

Cancasian Sketches — Ippolitor- Ivenor)..

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

Studio-Z.B, W. Orchestra.

5. Revere (Arnold); 6, Babylon (Justin Ele): 7. Recorded Interval; Love Sends A Little Gift of Roses | (Openshaw); Beauty's Eyes (Tosti)

Alfred Piccaver (Tenor)

FOREIGN

SHORT WAVE RADIO

TO-DAY'S BROADCASTS

Calla

G.S.G.

G.S.B.

with

G.S.H.

12-1.20 p.m. Relay of Service Piano accompaniment; g. Selection of Intercession from St. John's from the "Operetta 'A Waltz Dream'

(0. Strauss). Cathedral.

12.30 p.m. Turner Layton (Vocal) at the Plano.

A Rendezvous With A Dream fim 'Poppy'); Alone Again (Harry Woods!: Pennies From Heaven- Film Selection (Burke and John-¦ son).

8.30 p.m. London Relay-'At The Black Dog'

Mr. Wilkes at home in his own ar- parlour. Presented by S. E Reynolds and Pascoe Thornton. 9 p.m. Some English Songs. Take. O Take Those Lips Away words. Shakespeare; music, Peter 12.40 p.m. Hawaiian Selections. Swing Is In The Air (from the Warkck); There Is A Lady Sweet Alm-Roy Smeck and His Ha-And Kind (Warlock)-Parry Jones Tenor with Plano; A Song .Of waiian Serenaders with vocal re-

(Allitsen); frain: Underneath The Blue Ha-And Low (Barnby, arr. Forwood)-

Thanksgiving

Sweet

walian Skibs-Waltz (Wasserman); Sweet Hawajian Dream Girl- Waltz (Green and Williams)-The Hawaiian Marinba Players; On A Little Street In Honolulu Walts (Lewis and Sherman)---Hilo

Hawaiian Orchestra with vocal re-

frain; Poëme Waltz (Fibich); Delilah Waltz (Nicholls) — Gine Bordin and His Hawaiianis,

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

0.5.0.

DAVENTRY

Wavelength

17.79m.c. (16.86m.1

9.31m.c. (31.45m.) 21.47m.c. (31.97m.)

15.18m.c. (19.79m.)

252525

Trans. 1 (G.S.O., G.S.G. G.S.B.). Trans. II (G.S.B, G.S.G., G.S.B.). Trans. III (G.S.H.. G.S.G., G.S.B.). AUSTRALIA

Call Slen: VĚR Wave Length, 31.34 metres Power, 1 Kilawati: Frequency. 9.51 megacycles..

HOLLAND-INDIA

Call letters: PHL Wavelengths 16.88m. and 25.57m.; Frequen- cies. 17770kc.

and 11730kc. 10.45am.—"At Home and Abroad.". (A).

11.10-Luncheon Music (A). Easle Ackland (Contralto) w. Piano 11.30-Afternoon Musical Pro- and Orgun; Limehouse Reach gramme (A),

Proctor-Cregg)-Stuart Robertson 3.00pm"Over the Farm Bass-Baritone) w. Orchestra. Gate." Talk by J. A. Scott Wat-..

9:15 pm. London Relay-World son (DI). Affairs.**

A talk, by A. P. Newton, D. Litt. 9.30 p.m.

London Relay-The

News,

9.50 p.m. Charlie Kunz at the Piano..

3.15 Snooker Davis V. New-

mán.

Wille Commentary by Smith (DD).

3.35 The BBC Empire Orches- tra (DI),

4.30"At Home and Abroad."

(A).

Charlie Kung Piano Medley No.

4.35 World Affairs." D. 8. Intro: The greatest mistake A. P. Newton (DI). "

Talk by

1.03 p.m. Sydney Gustard (Or«) gan) and Evie Hayes (Contralto).

Medicy Of Old Time Songs:-Pt of my life, Let us be sweethearts 4.45 Sporting News and Notes 1-English, Pt. 2-Scottish-Sydney over again. Ten pretty girls, Moon (A). Gustard playing on the Organ of as sea, No more you. Wake up and Caumont Palace Cinema, Chester:[live; Charlie Kunz Piano Medley Hermann Lohr Medley. Intro: No. R. 9. Intro: The Wheel of the Little grey home in the West: The Wagen is Broken, Love me forever. little Irish Girl; Rose of my heart; It's an Old Southern Custom.

4.50 News (DI).

5.25-Commentary on News (A). 5.40 "Little Drops of Water," by Dr. S. W. Pennyculcr (A).

6.00 The Play's the Thing."

Where my caravan has rested; 10 p.m. London Relay-I Re- (A). Leonore: Eric Coates Medley. Intro: member".

6.45 Fred Hartley and his Sex- Knightsbridge March (London

Presented by Percy Edgar. The tet, with Brian Lawrance (D2). Sulte); Northwards (Four Ways B.B.C. Midland Singers. Chorus 2.00-Light Instrumental - En- Suite): Waltz from Cinderella: Master: Edgar Morgan: The BBC semble (A) The Three Bears; London Bridge Midland Orchestra led by Ernest March-Sydney Gustard playing Element. Conducted by Reginald on the Organ of Gaumont Palace Burston Cinema, Chester: If You Love Me Ray Noble); My Heart And I (film! 'Anything Goes') Evie Hayes

10,45 Variety.

p.m. London Relay

7.25-Snooker: Davis 7. New- man. Commentary by Willle Smith (D2):

Two Fiano Recital by Frank Hutchens and Lindley Evans (A),

7.45 The BBC Northern Ireland Programme by

A.B.C.

(Contralto) with Orchestra; Muši- Dorothy Summers (Comedienne, Orchestra (D2) cal Comedy Medley. Intro: Waltz Carlos Ames The Wizard of the the

The Lilac Donfine"); If you were Harp) and Jack Wilson (Syncopat-Chorus (A). the only girl in "the world (Theng Pianist). Big.. Boys are here'); Waltz (Maid 11 p.m. Close down.

of the Mountains'): I'm on the staff (Arlette"); Song of the Vaga- bonda The Vagabond King');

("Chocolate Waltz

Soldier') Sydney Gustard playing on the Organ of Gaumont Palace Cinema, Chester.

R

1.30 p.m. Reuter

and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and An- nouncements.

FOREIGN UMBRELLA LEADS TO FINE

!!

No Mark Of Origin Littlewood's Mail Order Stores

1.10 p.m. Rubinstein at the Piang. Ltd., of Oxford-street, W.. were Polonaise No. 4 In C Minor, Op. summoned at Mariborough-street" 40, No. 2 (Chopin); Polonaise No. 3 recently for selling an umbrella to the Merchandise A Major Op. 40, No. 1 (Chopin); contrary Polonaise No. 2 In E Flat Minor, Marks Act, 1928. Op. 20, No. 2 Chopin).

1.56...

2.15 p.m. Close down.:

6 p.m. Studio-Children's Hour, 7 p.m. Closing local Stock Que tallons,

8.15-J!

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1938.-PAGE 13

PRESIDENT

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12. PEDDER ST.

(Sydney) Wireless JAVA

Davidson's A.B.C.

Dance Band (A).

8:30 "At the Black Dog." Mr. Wilkes at Home. In his own bar- parlour (D2).

9.00 Elisabeth Schumann, soprano (D2); Actualities (HI).

9.15 "World. Affairs." Talk by A P. Newton, (D2) ; Local colour

1. talk (HI).

the

(D3).

9.30-News, (D2). 10.00-"I Remember." with BBC Midland Chorus (D2). 10.45-Variety programme. 11.00-"After Dinner.", (D3). 11.30 Eric Spruce, at Organ of Palladium Cinema (D3),"

12.00--News (D3). 12.20 a.m.

Mr. John Maude, prosecuting for

"Matters of Mo- Philharmonic - Sym the Umbrella Components Assocla- | phony Orchestra of New York con- tion, said it was an offence to sell ment."

Talk by the Rt. Hon. the ducted by Arturo Toscanini.

imported umbrella ribs, tubes or Earl of Lytton (D3)

12.35 Violoncello Recital by Overture "Semiramide" (Rosfames unless they bore an in- sini): L'apprenti Sorcier (After a dication of origin. Littlewood's, a

Kathleen Moorhouse (D3). D.I-Daventry, Trans. 1. ballad by Goethe-Paul Dukas). large concern with various bran

D.II-Daventry, Trans, 11. ches sold a 2s 11d umbrella which

"D.III-Daventry, Trans. III. contained parts made abroad and

HI-Rolland-India which did not bear the stamp or

A-Australia |word "foreign." The umbrella was 1.02 p.m. Danes Musle,

not wholly of foreign manufacture, Quickstep Moonlight; waltz-

On June 11 a representative of Dear Love, "My Love-Victor Silves-

the Association bought from ter and His Ballroom Orchestra: Littlewood's a Is 11d umbrella Fox-Trots Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble; which was absolutely and entirely Some Sweet Day MLA · Mole's foreign, in all probability Japan. Molers; Tangos-Hear My Song, ese. There was no indication of Violetta; Jealousy Robert Renard its origin. Dance Orchestra: FOX-Trots

Anthony Hawke, for the Whistle While You Work; Some' SHOU J. CHEN,

Day My Prince Will Come (from company, who pleaded guilty, said Manager Snow

the arm had some suspicion about White and the Seven

these umbrellas and they were Dwarfs')-The Orchestra of Merry Men directed by George Bent withdrawn from stock. They nac Wood, with vocal refrain; Waltz- taken every precaution to avole "Tis Better To Have Loved And infringing the Act. He felt that a Lost-Henry Jacques and His. Cor-technical infringement had taken

place. rect Dance Tempo Orchestra.

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NEW DRUG SAVES CHILD'S LIFE

A

Cure After Twelve Hours

st

seven year-old Wolver Dr. B. C. Dyke, Director of the hampton girl, I with рпец- Pathological Department of the mococcal meningitis, a disease hospital, writing in "The Lancet." from which few recover, has describes the response as been cured by a new drag. dramatic, and as leaving Ettle Doctors had been waiting for room for doubt as to the drug's such a case, following. Dr. L E emcacy.

Mr.

PARTY UNITY APPEAL

Anthony Eden's Message

London, Oct. 18. Mr. Anthony Eden, speaking at the International Peace Society meeting in the Gelid- hall to-day again appealed for party unity ho tackling the national defence problem. He argued that Britain would The magistrate imposed a fine continue to be out-distanced The Derby (Descriptive); Part 1 of £5, with £10 108 costs,

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CANTON AGENTS: CARLOWITZ & CO... Shakee Road.

in the Old Kent Road: Molly The Kwangtung People's Mobili-efficiently and speedily carried out O'Morgan; Gertie the Girl with the sation Committee at a meeting on by a Government representing Gong: Policeman's Holiday: Oh Eunday decided on the public all parties, then the case for such

On the north Yangtze front. JAPANESE CLAIM Fred, Tell Them to Stop. Part 2 rallying of all youths above 18 a Government must surely be un-

¡Japanese forces 'are said to have On The Course, with the Bing-years of age to join in the Mass "answerable.

SUCCESSES Tearma

mountains crossed the Tapích ing Pearly Kings, Intro: Down at Propaganda Corps. They will be ment

all, Britain's

and to have established positions "Tokyo, Oct. 10. H. Whitby's disclosure earlier this

the Old Bull and Bush: John Peel sent to the various districts urging whole national "From the evidence of the tem-

economy would A number of Japanese sue from which they can sweep down year of the protection' afforded to

Posthorn Galop; Dance of the the masses to co-operate in the require an overhaul, with a new cesses are claimed in despatches ever the Huden pinina. perature chart," he writes "It mice against experimental pneu would appear that the infection

Cuckoos; My Old Dutch; Home defence of Kwangtung

effort to deal with domestic pro from various fronts, including the Japanese forces at Kwangtse James. mococcal infection, by a drug of had been successfully

blems such as unemployment. capture of Yanghsin, which 13, have started a drive towards K combated the sulphanliam'de group, known by the end of 12 hours from the tra

7.40 p.m. Studio—Z.B.W. Orches- The People's Anti-Japanese 80- Unity, strength and justice were described as an important Chinese sbm.

The

message claims for short as M and B 699

clety in Hainan Island has sum the three equipments if Britain's base on the Hankpw-Canton rail that 3,000 Chinese, fleeing to beginning of treatment. The little girl was admitted to

Rudolfs - Klange Josef moned the youths to offer their work for peace was to be success way. after a two-day converging Klahul, were overtaken, and, wiped the Royal Hospital, Wolverhamp-' "Pneumococcal meningitis is not Strauss); 2. Recorded Interval services at the front. Men and ful. Britain's strength should be movement by three Japanese out by: Japanese planes within ton, in July, desperately ill, and an uncommon condition; and untli Love Is Mine (Gartner) Wait! women between the ages of 18 and used, not to impose her will or detachments.

half an hour. The Chinese WCZE treatment begun with M. and the introduction of the drugs of (D'Hardelot, Salmon)--Alfred Pic-30, who have had some military to show intolerance, but to up- It is also ciximed that the taken by surprise B. 893. After 11 days the child the sulphanilamide, group caver (Tenor) with Plano accom-training, may register up to Octo-hold certain standards of inter- Japanese have captured Tehan having a meal and were beardly

paniment; 1. Smoky Clouds; 4.ber 25. Each candidate is entitled national ponduct, without which raidway between Khaking and bombed and maching-amanca. Procession of the Bardar from to received a remuneration of $56. there could not, be, peace. Reuter. Nanchang.

the planes ROUGE

Its

was well on the road to recovery mortality has been little short In mid-August she was in perfect of 100 per cent." health.,

1.