1940-04-08 — Page 3

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COMING EVENTS

APRIL

8-Tides: High 235 am, and 1614

Palila

Low 328 am, and 4 pai Sunrise: 6,1), am; Sunnel; 6.ki pm. St John's Ambulance Inspection by HE. the Governor Causeway Bay, 630

P.

Patrick's Hall. Garden Road: Lecture by Bey, W. P. MacDonagh

The Inquisition," 5.30 p.m.

HKPA Council Meeting, 5.30 p.m. Crown Land Sale, PWD.. 3 pun. Meeting of Halcyon Circle at rest- dence of Mrs. E. Dunbar, é p.m.

YMCA: War Work 10 am: Whist Drive 9

VO 9 Am.

Cheero Club, Dance. 830 p.m.

King's College: H.K. Teachers' Assn. Mig.: Lecture by Mr. A. Y. Lin "Local Fishes." 5.15 p.m.

9

Military Police Mess: Whist Drive, p.m.

Ladies' Working Party (B.W.O.P.), Cort. House, 9 min.-i p.m.

Colony Tennis Championships. 9-Tide: High 9.45 km, and 10.58 pm. Low 3.55 am. and 435 pim.

Sunrise: 6.09 a.m.; Sunset: 8,42 p.m. Union Church: Wedding--Fender Dempsey,

CBS Physical Training Display. 8.13

p.m.

H.K. Rotary Club Tin Mtg, 1 p.m. Speaker-Mr. L. Starbuck “Ex- ploring the Upper Atmosphere.”

Meeting of District and Deputy District A.R.F. Wardens Yee Kuk Street Dispensary, 6.45 p.m.

YMCA Bridge. Class 10 am: Badminton & p.m.; Mixed Swimming. up.J.

Cheero Eastern Manila.

Ladles Working Party (B.WOF). Govt. House, 9 am-1 pm.

Colony Tennis Championships.

10—Tides: Bigh

"Club: Whist Drive, 9 p.m.

Soccer Team Leaves for

(1.30 p.m. Low 420 am, and 5.15

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GENERAL

Radio

"HONGKONG

Lory, Supreme Cours

Programmes

On Wavelengtha al 355

metres, (345' 'keb) 21.49

W | 'matres (SÜKi magueycles).

PUCCINI'S "LA BOHEME", ACTS, 3 & 4

del). Entrance of the Little Faune (from “Oydallse --Plerne); Mosquito Dance (White), Thunder and Light- Ing-Polka, Op. $24 (Joh. Strauss). "Erocession of the Sardar (ầu, « from

'Caucasian sketches Ippolito Iwanow); "Alde”. Grand" Márch. Act 2" (Verdi),

1.30

"Songs" by Richard Tauber (Tenor) and Deanna Durbin (So- prana).

Still as the Night (Car Bohm); Caiming of the Tempest (Durmer "Fader Nasi Bulo“

Falk-Richard Tauber (Tenor) with Someone to 12.13 p.m. Short Service of Inter-Chorus and Orchestra. ression.

Care for Me fim. Three Smart Girl"); 11 Bacio (Arditi)-Deanna 12.30 The BBC, Wireless Military Durbin (Soprano) with Orchestra. O Band.

8.45 Norwegian Light Symphony Orchestra.

Mia Bella Napol!! (from "Venus in The Jolly Robbers-Overture | Silk')—Richard Tauber (Tenor), with (Suppe). Hungarian Dance ('Prom Orchestra, ~ Foreign Parts--Moszkowski, Op. 23); Le Reve Passę (Krier & Helmer);

12.46 The Madrigal Singers singing Brahms' Gypay Songs, Op. 163..

1.00 Local-Time Signal and Wea. ther Report.

103 Variety with Moreton & Kaye, Eddie Peabody, Betty Driver and Sam Browne,

Voca!--I'l Take Romance

Fantasia, On Norwegian Folk Songs (arr. Haland).

$.54 Excerpts from Gilbert & Sul- Ulvan.

Oldham

"Tolanthe If You Go In You're Sure to WinDerek Oldham. Darrel Fancourt & George Baker. If We're (from Weak Enough to, Tarry Winifred

Rands (the dim); I Love to Whistle (fim Lawson and Lesle

"The 'Mad about Music')-Betty Driver

Of Happiness the Very with Orchestra. Two Pianos-Nola;

George Baker Pally Kitten On The Keys; Russian and Chorus: Riaing Early in the

Dave Kaye with Morring-George Baker and Bass

Vocal-Talking Take A Pair of Anarkling My

Big Derek Oldham with Orchestra. Heart (Alm

"The Big Derek Broadcast'); Have You Soon

Rag-Ivor Moreton Drims and Through

20

ubers (Baritone)

with

The

10.15. inổ tà

al-This Is The Day of Raker. I've libe and Joke-George

Sunrise: 6.08 am; Sunset: 8.43 p.m. Claims against estate of William Welz due.

Quarry Bay School, Spring Festi. val, 11 am.

T.M.C.A.: Women's Section Com-

Mtg.. 10.30 a.m.;

Badminton

mitter $11 day.

Cheero Club: Dance. 8.30 p.m. Ladies Working Party (B.W.OP). Govt. House, 9 am-1 pm.

Colony Tennis Championships. 11-Black-Out Exercises,

Claims against Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Co. due.

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd., An- nual Mig. 11 a."

י

St. Joseph's College Annual Sports. Caroline

p.m Wah Yan College Sports, Kowloon. F.C. Ground,

P..

Inspection of Fire Brigade by HE the Governor, No: 2. Police Station, Wanchal, 5.16 p.m.

YM.CA: Games Morning. 10 m Cheero Club: Games Evening. Ladies' Working Party (B.W.O.P.), fovt. House, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Colony

Tennis Championships. Championship.

12-Extraordinary Gen Mig, of Kowloon Football Club.

Northumberland & Darkam Dinner Dance. Peninsula. Hotel.

ed

YM.C.A: Badminton 8 pm.: Mix

Swimming, & om. CHETO Club Darts Billiards

Table-Tennis.

Ladies Working Party (B.W.C.F.), Govt. House, 9 am-1 p.m.

Colony Tennis Championships. 13-CES. Sports

Lawn Bowls: Bowlsters v. Artillery Company, H.K.V.D.O., 3 p.m.

EK. Chamber of Music Concert, Jovernment House, 9.15 p.m.

14-International Softball Series,

p.m.

Lal Wah Cup Final Chinese v Army.

Macho Races

15 St. Patrick's Hail,

Garden

Road: Lecture by Rev. W, P. Mac- Donagh "Omcial Heroes, and Villains" 5.30 p.m.

Army Inter-Unit Tug-of-War Com- Petition

of Auxiliary Nursery Inspection Service by RE, the Governor at China Fleet Club, 8.30 pm.

Premler Showing of 1940 Chevrolet, Far East Motors, Kowloon, 3 p.m.

Crown Land Sale, F.W.D., 3 pm. 16-Toc F. Kowloon Circle, Social Dance, St. Andrew's Church Hall, 8.30 p.m.

and

Army Boxing-Open Individual Competition, B p.m.

17 RK & Shanghai Hotels Ltd., Annual Mtg. 12 Boo

Army

Boxing-Open Individual Competition, 8 p.m.

So Yeomen of the Guard": How Say Sam You Malden, Will You Wed--Arthur Orchestra.

Sa Forking, Winifred Lawson George

* Done! I at a Bride! Days (Dixon & Woods): Just A Crazy Baker. Peabody playing his Banjo, Guitar.

(Smith Song

Williams)-Eddle Winifred Lawson.

9.15 London Relay-The News Sum- Mandoline and Mando-'Cella

(with

mary. Vocal Chorus). Vocal Red

London Relay."Under" Nazi Maple Leaves (Kennedy-Grosz)-Betty Driver with Orchestra.

On

with

930

Rule."

9.45 Short Concert by Eileen Jovce (Plano), Marjorie Hayward (Violin) and Edouard Commette (Organ).

1.30 Reuter & Ragby Press, Wea ther Forecast and Announcements.

145 Dance" Music,

Tarantella in A Minor (Parjèon); Fox-Trots-The Gentleman Awalta; Lotus Land and Danse Negre (Cyril Bing. My Heart (from Love Affair Scott-Eileen Joyce. (Piano). Value Will Osborne & His Orchestra Thiste (Scott) Serenade (Drdia) Swing Fox-Trots-Am I Blue? My Marjorie Hayward (Violin) with Kinda Love-Dorsey Bros, & Their Piano. Piece Heroique (Cesar Franck Orchestra

Vocal by Bing CrosbyEdouard Commette (Organ). Rumbas Farewell, Sweet You've Got The Wrong (from This make you whistle) Dan Miguel & His Cuban Music. Swing Fax-Trots-Way Down Yonder of La Scala, Milan, with Orchestra. In New Orleans; Ain't Misbehavin' Max Abrams & His Rhythm Makers. Tangos-La Carcajada: Bella Espanola -Orquesta Tipica Roberto Pirpo.

2.15

Close down

6.0 "For the Children.”.

humha

10.08 "Puccini's "La" Boheme” Acts

and IV.

Sung by Artists and Full Chorus

11.00

Calla

Close down..

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

Wavelength

"Now We Are Six (AA Milne Fraser-Simson); The Engineer; 'The

17.790.0.- (16.1529.) G.S.G Wind in the Hill-Mimi Crawford (Soprano) with Plano. Little Lady GSH G.R.B.

151me. (31,65m)). 21,47ma. - (31_571_) Make-Believe (Tobias-Simon)

Bingo.5.0.

15.18m.c. (19.79m)

alm

IN ENGLISH (Bass) · Transmission I-News Sum-

Dida Oughta Da. Such Crosby (Vocal) with Organ. You

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Things Fella)-Paul Robeson

with Orchestra Camptown

"NEWS

Races Inary

Uncle Ned: Ring De Banjo (Foster)

Pull Bulletin

Full Bulletin

Frank Lather & the Lyn Murray Trans. II & I-News Sum- Quartet. Studio Story by Aunt Susan. I'm Popeye. the Sallorman Comedy Waltz Sydney Kyte & His Piccadilly Hotel Band: Snowball with Orchestra.

(Carmichael)-Paul Robeson (Bass)

6.30 Closing local Stock Quota tions.

5.$2 Compositions of Borodin Prince Igor: Introduction. Polovtsi Dances Dance of the Young Girls: Dance of the Men Polovtsi Dances- General Dance. Chorus of the Young

Goes it Prince2

Polgyts! Girls-Les Choeurs De L'Opera Russe. How (Prince IgorTheodore Chalispins (Bass) with Orchestra. Scherzo Sergei Rachmaninoff (Plano). Song of Prince Calitsky (Prince Igor) Theodore Chailapine (B&58) Orch.

with Peasants Chorus ''Prince Iger-Sorokin Russian Choir.

7.92 Marek Weber & His Orchestra. At The Tchaikowsky Fountain- Fantasta (Urbach). Simple Aveu (Thome). Boring Song (Mendelsohn) Suite Orientate" (Popy). Dream Waiz (Millocker).

7.00 London Relay-The News. 4.00 Local Time Birval, Weather Report and Announcements,

8.03 This week's programmes. 8.07 The Boston Promenade Or-'

18-Vagabond Rotarians, Cafe de Chine, 1 pm

Army

Individual chestra Boxing---Open Competition, 8 p

Legislative Council Meeting, 2.30

P

19 Tung Ah Knitting Co. Ltd

Annual Mtg.. 692, Bhai Street, Sp.m. St. George's Day, Gals Show, King's Theatre, 9.30 p.m...

Y.M.CA Hockey Club Cabaret Dance, Peninsula Hotel, 9pm,

20 REO.CA **Supper

Dance,

Peninsula Hotel

HK. Jockey Club's Fourth Extra Race Meeting, "2.30 p.m.

Chinese-Australian AUSTI Supper Dance, HK. Hotel, 8.30 p.m.

Supreme Court: Criminal Sessions, 10 a.m.

21-

—HK. Golf Club: Gemi-finals of Adamson Cup due to be completed.

Football League: Champions ▼ Rest. Military Band Concert at Peninsula Hotel. 9pm.—11 pm.

22--Union: Waterboat Co., Ltd. Annual Meeting, 11 am

-Meditation (from · "Thais' — Mes- senet); Largo (from Xerxes”—Ban-

do.

do.

Transmission V-News Sum-

mary Full Bulletin

4.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m.

6.45 pp.

7.30 p.m.

-0.15 pm.

12.00 mid-

night

7.30 a.m. 1.30 1.10.

SHORT TALKS

FROM B.B.C.

(All Hongkong Time" MondaysBackground

to the News

11.00 p.m. Tuesdays — Background

to the News

8.15 8.30 Is England Now

11.00 pm. Cards on the Table 8.00 p.m. Wednesdays in Eng

land Now

6.45 8. Cards on the Table 8.15 m. of Moment 11.00 p.m. Katters tatters of·

6.45 8.11.

Back to

News Fridays - In England

Now

11.00 p.m.

11.00 DEL

Saturdays---In England

Now

6.45 $.11.

London Log

3.30 p.m.

11.15 1.00

Log 4.45 km.

London Log Bundays-Londo

Two Schools Of Thought

-CROSS - CUBRENTS within the party. The Tribune

IN INDIA LONDON, Mar. & (Bg Air Mall) Two schools of thought have emerged regarding likely political developments in India..

. INEVITABLE

TOW

One school believes that civil disobedience is inevitable, since

00

In view of the lack of discipime

"(Lahore)" holds that it would be sheer madness to waive these considerations in making a "de- cision to start civil disobedience. Recalling Mr. Gandhi's attitude when the war broke out, when be indicated his sympathy, with the Allles, competcht observers bellove that he will think deeply and cautiously before embarking the British and Congress Party civil disobedienče, cases appear to be incompatible: His policy is likely to be in the other asserts that authority tofuenced by loftler principles than launch, civil disobedience vests in Mr Gandhi, who will not oper such a campaign will he is satis fled that party discipline is effec- tive and that Congressmen are carrying out the constructive pro- Meet,gramme he has laid down a

essential to its success

That programme is based on non-violence, communal harmony of untouchability, the removal and the use of khadi.

LACK OF DISCIPLINE.

St. Patrick's Hall, Garden Road: Lecture by Rev. W. P. MacDonagh

The Middle Ages" 5.30 p.m.

Crown Land Sale, PV

P.WD. 3 p.m. 23-Army Inter-Unit Athletic Meet. Polo Ground, 2.30 p.m.

Inter-School Sports Caroline Hi DOBA. Annusi Mtg., 8.30 p.m. 24-Army Inter-Unit Athletic Meet, Polo Ground, 9.30 a.m.

St. Paul's Girls' College Anniver- sary Celebrations 5 p.m.

25-Amy Inter-Fait Athletic

Polo Ground, 2.30 p.m.

26-Boftball League Presentation Nizhi Dance,

Inter-School Sports (Finals), Care- line Hill

Referees' Ass, Dance, Hotel Cecil. 27-R.EO.CA, Social Evening.

•

these involved in the differences between the Right and Left wing elements in the Congress Party,

AN UNDER-CURRENT There is an undercurrent of non-Congress opinion which re- gards the Ramgarh resolution as a challenge justifying the cross- ing of swords between the British and the Congress Party. When allowance is made for the poll- tical and party implications of the Working Committee's resolu-

28-H. Golf Club Adamson up Ever Congress Party commen- tion, however, it is certain that

Final due to be completed

K.C.d.

Mized Doubles

Tournament, 2.30 p.m.

Tennis

29-8t Patrick's Hall, Garden Road: Lecture by Rev, WP, Mac-. Donagh The Faith in Europe.

tators are pointing out the dan- the continuance of the present. gera of launching a civil dia policy of patient effort to find a obedience campaign in the absolution will best serve the situa sence of enmmunal harmony and tion.

MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1940.-PAGE 3

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