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Radio

HONGKONG

Programmes

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'ALL-IN BER' AND OTHER LONDON RELAYS

"I Pagliacci" 12.00 to 12.20 D. Belay of Ser- vice of Intercession from St. John's Cathedral

12.30 pm Scars by Turner Layton

at the Plano.

Let Me Whisper (Rosell & Heyman). Any Broken Hearts To Mend (Long)

A Garden In Gratiada (Lewis and

Others)

Burcknell Interviews John Worthing -Edith Evans and John Gielgud. V cal-Madam, where have you been tast night? (Schroder-Beckmann); Bel Ami (from the A-Win Forst with Orchestra (Sung in German).

00 pm Local Time Signal, Wea ther Report and Announcements.

8.03 .. Haydn-Concerto in

Major, Op. 21.

Mme. Marguerite Beesgen-Cham-

plon, (Piano) and the Orchestra Sym phonique (of Paris) conducted by M.

Gaillard.

5.20

Bee."

Pati

Landon

CHELSEA SEEK NEW PLAYERS

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SPORTS & GENERAL

U.S. BASEBALL Thailand

RESULTS Tennisers

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 Reuter)--

The following games in the Major Arrive

Baseball League were played Yesterday:

PREPARING FOR COMING SEASON When the new football sesson` `is begun next month, Chelsea-under/ new management--will cast a net over England for fresh players. | Mr. William Birrell, dark, thick-set | Fifeshire man, 40 or thereabouts. New York

who has taken executive control of

Boston

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1939.

LAWN BOWLS Sporting

TEAMS

The following are Craigongower sides for the league matches an Saturday:-

Fixtures

TO-DAY

TENNIS.-Kowloon- C.C. tourna

ment, Court No. 1-5 Grose or S. A Gray TGC. Burnett (Sentor Champolnship); Court- No. 2- A Broadbridge and A. L Fisher (15) v. N. A. E Mackay and T. A Madar (3.8); Court No. 3-A. C. Perry v. Gillard (-30) or B. D. (-3,6) (Handicap "B"); Court- No. R. E. Lee (-3.6) E..S. Duncan (-15) v

Mrang Roeng, Sanob, Captam 1st Div.: v. K.BG/C, (Away) Kasom Chatikavanij

Mias J., W. Leonard, L. C. R. Souza, A.İ Sanguan, Thailand tennis players E. Coates, B. W. Bradbury; W. J. on a goodwill tour, arrived in the Penny, K. M. Omar, J. B. Landolt, Colony yesterday by the Empress U. M. Omar; A. A. Razack, W. I of Russia,

Ward, A. M. Omar. R. Basa. Arrangements for the Interport 2nd Div. v, H.K. Football Club with Hongkong have been finalis- in the original programme. It was Locke, H. W. Randall; W. McNeill, West homered for the Bravesed, and a change has been made

(Home) J. H. Xavier, A. J. Coelho, T. earlier intended that the matches Gaddi, E. Zimmern, C. S. Ros- should commence to-morrow, but selet; N. Leonard. D. A. Rozario, It has now been decided to make Dr. N. P. Karuna. W. K. Way. a start on Monday instead...

3rd Div. v. Kowken F.C. (Home) Therefore, the Interport will be E. McNay, E Kerrison, F. X. Del-LAWN BOWLS.-First played on Monday, Tuesday and gado, G. Ladd: G, A. Payne, F. Wednesday.

Petersen. Dr. C. W. Lam, 8.

the club, told me in broad accents about his plans to-day (writes and Jurges and McCarthy for the

and Dan

Home correspondent).

Giants.

Battery: ning

"I have four positions in Relay-Al-In

mind for strengthening." bue said, "Naturally I cannot say what they are, but we have about three play-Boston ers in mind for each position. New York Directors, scouts and myself will! be watching them.

The Referee: John T. Sutthery. and Elleen Joyce Plana).

8.30 p.m. Natan Milstein (Violin)

Romance (Second Movement from Concerto No. 3 Wieniawski, Op. 22) Polonaise Brillante In D Major Wieniawski, Op. 43-Natan Millsich Violin with Leopold Mittmann at Scherzo Op. 18, No. 3 <D'Albert); Trols Danses Fantasti-

12.40 pm Billy Colton and Ris the Plano.. Band.

I Like Bananas-Quickstep; Madam Ahr La Marquise Ahl-Fox-Trot. Have You Anything On To-night, Matilda ...Darling?

(anbert: Le

Touguet (Dammerel and Others). By An Old Pagoda Fox-Trot: The Joo-Jah Tree -Comedy Fox-TTOL

Local Time Signal and

1.00 p.m. Weather Report

1.03 pm.

Cesar. Franck-Sonata In.

A Major.

Alfred Cortot (Piano) and Jacques Thibaud (Violin).

1.30 p.m. Reater and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and

ments.

ques (Shostakovich)-Eileen. Joyce

Piano)..

Lohrman

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Eleven innings. Majeski homered

"Naturally, they are men likely for the Braves and Hafey for the to be available; it's no use wasting Giants. time over men who are not.

Hubbell and Danning.

Battery: "What I would specially em phasise is that it is no use ex- Cincinnati

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Berger homered for the Reds and Leiber for the Cubs.

3.10 pm. Next week's programmes. Pecting me to wave a magician's Chicago 9.15 p.m. London Relay-The News

wand to take the club to the top of football. Such 9.30 p.m. London Relay "More

magic just doesn't exist in real life. Food for Thought"

"It is a matter not of weeks or months, but of years. Whenever I sign on a player I have got to think not only of his present value but of his value in five years' time.

Short talks on matters of topical Interest.

Sports

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London Relay News and Market Notes,

9.50 p.m. Hacel

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Leoncavallo

Characters and Soloists in order of Mario Basiola: (Bari- Announce appearance:

tone)-Tonto, 21 clown. B. Gigli (Tenor Cable, Leader 1.45 pm.

Rawicz and

of village Landauer, comedy troupe. G., Nessi (Tenor) Clapham and Dwyer and Elle and Beppe Harlequía. Iva Pacetil (So- prano)-Nedda Cante's wife-Colum- In The Parlour

L. Paci (Baritone)--Silvio, pany's Gone (K. and G. Western):¦ villager in love with Nedda. - Park Yourself Close To Me (Flynn- Butler)-sie and Doris Waters (Comediennes) with Plano. Parade Of

Soldiers The Tin

Doris Waters.

When The Com-bine.

Duet) Duet). Arguments-

11.00 p.m.

(Arndt-Rawicz & Landauer Plane Clapham and Dwyer. "The Street Singer-Film Selection ~ Rawicz

And (Piano Duet). Darts With Gert And

(Jessel): Nola

Landauer

Cala

Daisy E. and D. Waters): At The Court Of Good Queen Bess Eils and

G.S.G.

G.SE.

E and D. Waters)-Elsie and Doris Waters (Comediennes) with Orches

G.S.H.

GS.O.

tra.

JJ

2.15 p.m. Close down...

6.00 p.m. Dance Music. Fox-Trot-Strike Up The Band (from the film)-Billy Cotton & His ,,Band.

Fox-Trots-For No Reason At All In C: Wringin' And Twistin'- Frankle Trumbauer with Six Beider- becke and Ed. Land in their Three Piece Orchestra). Tangos-Paciencia: El Adios Orquesta Tiples Francisco Canaro Quickstepa King Porter Roy &

Stomp: Sin Sue Strut

Close down..."

SHORT WAVE

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INDIVIDUALITY

"Chelsea can be made the lead- ing club, of London. Winning or losing, they have Individuality though I'm not saying that indivi duality has always been enviable.

Battery: Thompson and Lom- bardi.

Cincinnati Chicago

KOWLOON F.C..

Madge Gridiths, who had been eling, A. B. Hamson, A. E. S. Alves.

It is now, announced "that Miss Leonard; S. R. Solins, W., Hong selected to play against Miss San- guan, is going away and cannot) take part in the programme. .Her place will be taken by Mrs. Chlu Chun-chiu...

2nd Div. v.. K.B.G.C.

:

C. Pile, B. Thomson, J. Gibson, W. Field; W. Groves, A. Eastman, The following is the re-arranged Evans." W. Simpson, V. Atienza. V. P. Younghusband, T. Fergusson; B. programme:

Chittenden.

3rd Div. v. 0.0.0.

Monday. Sanohy. Tsui Yun- pul Muang Roeng v. Tsul Wal- pus.

Tuesday,--Miss Sanguan v. Mrs. celi, V. Petherick; G. Frost, P. Mc-""

C. Woodcock, J. Ross, A"Moss, J. Smalley; S. Wong. D. Izatt, W. Ex-

and Carthy, R. Hughes, P. Morgan.

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Berger homered for the Reds. Battery:

Moore and Hersh- berger Pittsburgh St. Louls

Chlu Chun-chiu; Sanch Kasom v. S. A and H. D. Rum-| Jaha

5 0

pul; Muang Roerg v. Tsui Yun- Fui-.

at 4.15 p.m.

Capt. Kasom Chatikavanij is the

5 9 4

Vaughan homered for the Pirates and Mise, Medwick and Gutteridge for the Cardinals.

Battery: Sunkel and Owen.

(3.8) Lay

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of B. Scitou (-30), v. W. I Rapley (15) or J Hempsey (ser.) (Handicap "B"). TO-MORROW

Division Recreio A' V. Kowloon Docks; Indian R.C, v. Recreto 'B'; Po- lice v. Civil Service. C.C.; Kow-- loon B.G.C * Craigengower: Second Division: Oralgengowor V. Hongkong FC.: Kowloon B.G. v. Kowloon F.C.; Civil Service C.C. v. Police: Taikoo R.C. Y. Kowloon Tong: Third Division: Kowloon C.C, v. Kowloon B.G.C.; Cralgengower v. Kowloon F.C.: Yacht Club v. Prison Officers" Club: Recreio v. Hongkong FC.

H.K, GOLF CLUB BOGEY (PAR) POOL

The following is the result of the Hongkong Golf Club's Bogey

Wednesday-Sanoh v. Tsui Wal-courts, play commencing each day (Par) Fcul played at Fanling on"

captain of the visiting side. "The club have glamour:"attract

a great cosmopolitan crowd; might become the fashionable metropo- litan club. Well, we're making a fresh start now-a level start in finance as well as playing possi- bilities. Don't think the club has the Bank of England behind it: hasn't. But we owe no penny, and our crowd are very.

Wavelength 17.79b.c. (16.86m) 9.51m.c. (31.55m) 21.47m.c. (31.97m.) loyal. 15.18m.c. (19.79m.)

(G.S.O., G.S.G., G.S.B. (G.S.), G.S.G.. G.S.B. (G.S.H., G.S.G. GS.B." AUSTRALIA

Call Sign: VIK Wave Length, 31.34 metrez Power, 1 Kilowatt

HOLLAND-INDIA

Call letters: PIII. Wavelengths 10.8801. & 25.57m.; Frequencies 1717oke.& 1773okc

Time

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His Orchestra, Slow Fox-Trot-Moon-R light and Roses; Quickstep-some- thing Tells Me-Henry Jacques and am His Correct Dance Tempo Orchestra. Waltz The First Quarrel; Slow Fox-10.00-Broadcast to Schools "Glimp Trot-My

ses of English Literature." (A). Again-Henry Jacques and His Cor 10.20-Whest and Grain Report (A). rect Dance Tempo Orchestra. Slow 10.40-"At Home and Abroad." (A) Fox-Trota-Two Shadows from Alm): I Won't Tell & Soul-Rey Fax 11.05-Luncheon Music (A).

Heart Will Never

ever Singi

(A).

and His Orchestra Quicksteps-113 11.30-Afternoon Musical Programme Liza Jane: Little Spanish Shaw Harry and Orchestra. Paso D. Doble-Trinia: Slow Fox-Trot-Maria- Magdalena Manolo Bei Muchachos

FI Fox-Trots--Love Walked

and

In (film Goldwyn Follies'); How'dja

Like To Love Me? (film Swing Tes

cher Swing')-Jack White and His Collegians.

1.00-Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales: The Chairing of the Bard. Address by the Rt. Hon. 1.45-The Exhibition

D. Lloyd George (DL).a

of Spanish

Pictures at Genera." Talk by Bir Kenneth Clark (D1).

7.08 p.. Closing Local Stock Quo- 2.00 "At the Black Dog." (DI). tations.

7.02 p.. Tino Rossi (Vocal) and Orchestra Mascotte.

Idylle Passionnelle Waltz (Razi- gade); Souvenir De Mona Lisa-Waltz (Schebek)-Orchestra Mascotte. Bella. Ragazzina (from the film 'Au Son Des Guitares'); Lola Des Guitares (flm 'Au Son Des Guitares-Tino Rosst (Vocal) with Orch. Evening On The Rhine-Waltz (Richartz)-Or- chestra Mascotte.

Le Chaland Qui Passe (d'Andre and Others); Pesca- dore (Roder and Scotta)-Ting Rossl (Vocal) with Orch. Moonlight On The Danube-Walls (Byron Gay); Gypsy Love-Waltz Melodies (Lehsr) -Orchestra Mascotte.

7.30, p.m. Variety, Vocal-Bimple and Sweet (Baer, Green); Summer Souvenirs (Coots, Newman)-Connie Boswell with Orch. Comedian-Don Juan (Dave Freer); The A.R.P. (Kerr)-Dave Willis with Orch. Vocal-Long Time No See Altman, Cavanaugh); Begin The Beguine (from Jubilee-Cole Porter) The Andrews Bisters with Bob Crosby's

*Bob Cats.

Sketch- Excerpt from "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde: Lady.

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2.30-News DD.

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2.45-"Cards on the Table." 3.00-Ord Hamilton in Songs at the

Piano (D1).

3.15-8ports News and Market Notes

(1).

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"Again, don't expect that magi- clan's wand. A bullder's oubit is more useful,"

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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New York Washington

DiMaggio and Crossetti homered for the Yankees.

Battery: Ruffing, and Dickey,

Philadelphia Boston

3 5

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Foxx and Cronin homered for

COUNTY CRICKET the Red Sox- LUNCH SCORES Battery:

cock.

LONDON,

Aug. 10 (Reuter)- County cricket lunch scores as follows:--

are Philadelphia

Boston

Gloucester 223 for 7 v. Glam-

Galehouse and Pea-

S 13 3

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organ (no play); Kent v. Middle- Battery: Ostermueller and Fea-

cock.

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Battery-Dobson and Hemsley.

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sex 339 for 9: Lancashire v. Essex 289 for 8 (no play); Leicester 89 St. Louis V. Yorkshire 155 (no play); Cleveland Northants 169 v. Derby 126 for 5 (no play); Somerset 72 v. Notts 111 and 14 for 1 (no play); Burrey 42 for 2 v. Hampshire 233 (no play); Warwick 18 for 1 v. West Worcester 218 for 8 y. Sussex 62 Sox and Fox for the Tigers. Indies 225 (no play before" lunch); Kuhel homered for the White

(no play before lunch),

Battery: Rowe and Tebbetts.

Chicago Detroit

THE SERVICES

ROYAL NAVY-

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Tempy. Instr. Lt.-T. W. Smith, B.Sc., to Newcastle (on recommg).

Surgen "ta. F. Viret, MRCS, LRCP, to Kelta fon cammg.) (appt. to Montrose cancelled); J. A. Mc- Admiral of the Fleet Sir Reginald Laren, M.B, td Erebus fan commg.) Tyrwhitt has been placed on the re-and Tern (undated),

SIR REGINALD TEYWHITT TO RETIRE

3.30-Young People's Beation (A). 523-Commentary On News (A), 8.45-"Mascots on the March Pro-red list on completing five years on

gramme by the BBC, Military the active list in that rank. Band (D2),

He is 69, and has been 56 years in the Navy, 7,00-Programme by the National having entered the Britannia as a

Military Band (A)..

cadet in July, 1883. - 7,15-Dance Music by Lew Stone and

his Band (D2). 8.00-Two Pianoforte Recital by

Act. Sub-Lt-L. J. Title, to Esk (July 31).

Schmr. (C.W.O.)—J. Taylor, B.Sc., to Newcastle (on recommg). ..

Wt. Engrs-A E Allcock, to Be. source (Aug. E. F. E. Hemming, to

Angelo (July, J1).

PROMOTIONS

ESCORT VESSEL FOR CHINA The escort vessel Rochester Com-St mander G. F. Renwick, left Portland Frank Hutchens and Lindley which she is to displace the Folkes rank of L-Car, (E) (Retd) (seny.

on July 31 for the China Station, on

Lt. (E) (Retd)-R B James, to Evans (4). 8.50-"From my Post-Bag." Sandy the Rochester has been employed on

tome. Since her completion in 1992 July 28), Macpherson, at BBC. Theatre the Africa Station, where the new to rank of Surg. Lt.Cdr. (seny. Aug. Organ (D2); Recorded Music escort vessel Auckland has displaced 1).

Surga L-T, F. Davies, LMSHA..

(A). 9.15-News (D2). 9.20-Summary of the day's news.

(A).

630-"More Food for Thought," 102). 945-8ports News and Market Notes

(D2).

recommissioned

her. She Chatham on June 20.

at

CL Wtr J. P. O'Leary, to rank of Payr. Lt, (seny, July 20).

Wt. Wtr C. Cronin, to rank of Cd. wtr. (seny. July 20).

RETIREMENTS

Payr. Lt-O. H: C. Dymond, placed

FIRST WARRANT AIR MECHANICS

contain the names of the first officers Fleet Orders published on July 31

appointed to the new grade of war- raat air mechanic. They have been on Retired List (July 31). transferred from the list of warrant shipwrights. The Lat is: H R. 8. on Retired List with rank of Li. (

Cd. Engr W. Brummham, placed the Fellow, HMS. Furious; P. 8. Cocking,

H.M.B. Gloucester: F. H Booth, Omice Aug. 4).

10.00-Plymouth Palace Theatre Or-ODAT

chestra. (D3).

10:30 The Finest Stories in

World." (D3).

ADVERTISEMENTS 11.00-It's That Man Again" with of the Admiral-Superintendent, Con-

HONG KONG LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION.

TENNIS INTERPORT.

THAILAND

AM)

vs.

HONG KONG Friday 11th August · Monday 14th Tuesday 15th

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Jack Harris and his Band (D3). 11.45-Phil Watta Trio (D3). 12.00-News (D3),

12.15 "Cards on the Table." (D3). 12.30-Halalaika Recital by Oregar! Tcherniak, accomp. by Geoffrey Bialey, guitar (D3), 12:50-Sporta News and Market Notes

(D3).

tract-Bulit Ships; F. R. Fenton, HMS, Sheffield; and L. F. Ayres, RN. Bar racks, Portsmouth. These ofdeers will be appointed to a course beginning on September 15..

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

THE ARMY

NEW MACHINE GUN

The Bera 15 mm heavy machine The following appointments are sun, which was first publicly referred made by the Admiralty:--

to on the occasion of Mr. Lealle Bur Caph (E)-H. C. Treberne, to: Hawkin's visit to a new small arms factory kins (July 11).

in the Midlands, is a general utility Lt-Com-A. A. O, Ourry, to Mastir weapon with excellent performance. (July 31); H. L Hayes, to Frobisher

Based as to its general design on (Aug. 8) and Daedalus (Hept. 4). the Bren gu, it differs from that light Burp Lt-Cora-H. J. Bennett, weapon in that it is belt fed and pro- RADIO LICENCES

MB to President for cse, (Aug. 16)jects a heavy bullet with a high initial and Pembroke for RN.H., Chatham

velocity. (Bept. 25); C. V. Harries, L.R.O.P., IN BRITAIN

The diameter of the bore, approxi MR.CA. LDS, to Egret (Sept. 27). mately in, is smaller than that of

is offset by case in handling both the LONDON, July 24 (By Air Mau) (Aug. 4): R. G. R. Olay, to Drake for pone now in use in Continental

Lta O. J. E. Fountains, to Penelope some of the autinuous fire R.N.B. Aug. 18) J. P. Bomervaille, to armies, but the reduction in calibre, and therefore in weight, of "projectile weapon and the ammunition

Commencing 3.30 p.m. each day.The Post Office issued 349,546 Juno (Aug. 1911. C. Ceddon, app

Hong Kong Cricket Club

wireless receiving licences during to Vernon cancelled P. P. B. Brayme Ground.

June, representing a net Increase Nicholls to Nelson (Ang. 3); D,

T. "A PEARCE,

Hon. Secretary,

of 28,867; the total number of Gaille, 1 M., Balfour, and C 12 W licences in force at the end of Thomas, to Victory for Big Bch; and June was 9,009,750, compared with G. Sedgwick, to Drake for Sig. Sch 8,838,091 at the end of June last

(Aug. 11.

612 year.

LEB Aldred, appt to za counter cancelled.

wea

The general principles underlying the choice of a heavy machine gun gederally that it chould be cap

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able of use as an anti-aircraft or anti- tank weapon, be mounted in tanks 'dr (Contained on Page 10)

Aug." 5-8:- The visiters had a knock-up Lieut-Comdr. H. A. L Marsham at the Kowloon C."C. yesterday (10) and W. Hewitt (17)-alt afternoon, attempting nothing square. The Interport matches will take very serious, but just loosening Tie and Divide. place on the Hongkong C. Cup."

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