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SHANGHAI PUBLIC DELUDED.

BIG CELEBRATION OF "VICTORY"

NO PEACE YET.

WHOLE FAMILY

KIDNAPPED.

ARMED ROBBERS RIFLE BANK VAULT.

New York, Jan, 20. Five robbers kidnapped the en- tire family of Mr. M. C. Mott, cashier of the. Mindele'n branch of the Inols State Bank, and hell them prisoners for six hour before rilling the bank vault and taking the 3,000 dollars £600 at Some slight firing by the Chi-par it contained. nexe from their new positione is

Shanghal, Mar. 4. 4.36 p.m. Chinese "extras" this afternoon state that the pence negotiations have failed,

The gang is believed to be the

stated to have occurred, but it is amena that which kidnapped" a possible that this may have re-fandiy last April. Aulted from the confusion Repent on the rapid develop

ments of the last few

in Own Curiexpondent.

hours.--

The handits paid a call at the Molls' home at 2 am.. climbing. through the window. Threatening the Tamily with guns, they herdel Mr. Mott, his wife, her sfter, and four children into a motor-ear and drove to the bank through the de-

erted streets.

After repeated threats, Mr. Mott Titully convinced the bandits that

Japanese Preparing. Shanghai, Mar. 4, 136 pm. The appearance of Japanese troops along the north bank of the Sanchow Creek opposite the jung tion of Brenn and Robleon Rauds this morning has resulted in many inhabitants of Peinsinching the surrounding country ncaat-1 .15 am. The robbers, there Ing towards Shonglind

fant

The Japanese troops were oh- served during the forenoon dig: ging trenches on the north tank of the Soor how Creek uppalte Peuren Road and west of Rubdron Road.---Our Own Correspondral

Generals Die of Their Post

Nanking. Mar. 1.

The Nineteenth Array at twe Generals during the Shanghai war. They were Generals Tang Chi-hoid and Gong Chau-yaan, who direct- ed the defence of the

Woosung

forts, which the Japanese army and navy falled to take until the Chinese retreat.

did wat how the combination of the lork on the vault door, de- darit that a time-lock was set

for, waited for Hus arrival of the rashier, whom they forced to open the domes, later imprisoning bia with the Matt family in the base-

ment.

The bandite escaped in the ear, taking Me Matt's son as hostage, though they released him ten miles BLASTILY".

ARCHITECT CHARGED.

ALLEGED MISAPPLICATION OF COMPANY'S MONEY,

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1932.

RUSSIAN SUPER-PLANIST TO

PLAY ON MONDAY.

ALEXANDER BRA ILOWSKY AT THE

KING'S THEATRE.

Alexander Brailowsky, the Rus, and he has earned the neclnim of sun "Super-pianist" who is rivine) the amst noted critics in Europe, s recital in Hongkong at King's South America, Australia, and the Theatre at 9.30 p.m. on Monday. United States. in the

of COHENY

this seventh

The Programme,

A charge of di donestly misapply- ing sums of money amounting to £1,057 was brought at the Mary-consecutive tour, stands in the Police Court against ranks of those few pianists of the Samuel Ildar, aged 27. young generation who are replace as follows: of Goldhurst-terrace, Ing to-day the grant old names of architect, Hampstead, N.W., formerly seereyesterday. "He has fire, a brilliant

**** | Back-Busout.

These generals were ordered to retreat, but refused, and died de.iebone fending the forts. They left mensage hoping the nation would carry on the resistance, and soon regain the lost territory.

After their denth the tranps re- treat.--Reuier Spreial

Victory Claims. Shaoghal, Mar. 4, 11.13 p.m. The International Settlement and French Concurston were sturtled at 7 p.m. when Chinem eltizens started to let off tons of maroons. The fire-crackers and whole town was soon in an uprour, the streets becoming impassable; with processions forcing the through the crowds led by semi- naked

Chinese youtha bearing Chinese flags, spreading news of gigantic Chinese victory and the death of General Shirakawa and 10,000 Japanese troops.

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The programme for Munday is

Teceita and Fugue, D minor. tary of the Marylebone Sorini and and scintillant style, and an acute

Pastorale and Capric, Searlatti, Self Aid Society, sltd., of Padding-bense of dramatic confrontations"

said the distinguished critic of the Sonata,

27 Moonlight), ton-street, W.

Adagio austenuto—Allegretɩn - -

Fantaisie Impromptu C. sharp. minor. Chapin.

There

Mr. Lever, for the prosecution,

rence

roman-

<1>

Ballate Minòr, Chopin. Waltz, A dat, Chapin. Nocturne, D fint.

sq charge of New York Herald Tribune, Law-Beethoven.

"All this spells. Gilman. fraudulently altering book entries. temperament and temperament Presto agitato. said that in November last a mytrailowsky has, beyond question". Brailowaky is u born pianist with sterious shortage of funds was día. nil unusual feeling for the rom

tics and a Chopin interpreter to the manner bord" (Olia Dawnes, N. Y. Times, March 3, 19301 but his repertoire embraces the entire literature of the pinno "His Bach fa as noble and Scarlatti ns delight- ful as his Sehuman is lyric and pictir". Ife has a loyal public in every music centre of the world!

covered. Apparently, he said, Dol. lar had been entering etitions fours in the books during 1929 and 1930, misappropriating the money advanced by the society, and after boks. wards striking out the items in the

Dollar was remanded on bail,

fend the Klangwan and Mianhong lines, falling back before General It is believed the reports are en-Uyeda's terrific onslaught, where- tirely untrue, but the excitement upon the 19th Army hurried de

the crowds tnchments zeross from Chapel and intena was most cheering reports of the arrival of in a counter atturk regained the 20,000 Yeinforcements of Feng lost ground.

The 5th Army was then sent to Yu-hsiang's troops, acclamations rated in honour of the Nineteenth | Liuku, on the back of the Yangtze Route Army mingling in the pan but in it fell back when the Japanese troops landed there. The demonium.

The British military authorities 19th Army sent assistance, do not believe there

Wan

any

Aghting to-day, despite persistent Chinese reports of fighting in the

Liubo area.

Communists Blamės,

but

thin so wonkoned their Kiangwan

trent became necessary.

PROSPECTS OF THE BRITISH BUDGET.

GREATER SAVINGS THAN WERE EXPECTED.

London, Mar. 4. When the Chancellor of the Ex-

Polonaise A flat, Chopin. Reflets Dan L'eau, Debussy. Rituni Dance of Fire, M. de Falla,

Prelude, G major, RachmaninofT. Hungarian Hapsody, No. 2, Liszt.

BRITISH AIRCRAFT

HARD-WORKED.

FLYING 1,600 MILES.

A WEEK.

British aireraft, writes

line that the Japanese broke chequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Aeronautical Correspondent, are through. They outnumbered the presents the National Budget next the hardest worked in the world. 19th Army there and a general re-month, probably on April 19, it is That is the conclusion to be drawn There is a vigorous denuncia-anticipated he will require to from the information on civil avia- It is alleged that Communiststion of the Government in the make provision for a total expendition issued by the Air Ministry instigated the fire-cracker dePress for its failure to send rein-ture of about £792,000,000. monstration all over the city for forcements early enough to assist Immense as is this sum, it will the purpose of creating trouble the 19th Army-Reuter The British milltary are sending out strong patrol to ensure servance of the curfew.

ol-

It is officially stated that both Gens. Shirakawa and Uyetla are alive and well.--Reuter,

China Will Resist.

Nanking. Mar. 4. The Foreign Minister, Mr. Lo Weu-kan, has issued the following: statement:

kes.

Lighthouse Functioning.

The average pay load of British aircraft in 1981 was much higher than that for the machines of any other country.

RADIO BROADCAST

PROGRAMMES FOR TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW,

Broadcast by Z. B. W, on a wave- lenseth of 365 metres. (845 K.C.'),

4.00-7.00 pm.

Chinese Programme.

7.00-11.30 p.m. European Pro- gramme of Victor und II. AL. V. Re- cords.

7.00 p.m. Mail Notice, etc. 7.03-7.20 p.m. Variety.

33192.

Song-Dear Love, My love.

Lillon Davles (Soprana), Organ Solo-Swing of the Kilt.

Edward O'Henry. 3603. Song-They Called it You.

B2821. Seville Gideon (Baritone). Instrumental My Hula Love.

B2799, Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra, Humorous Song-How About Me?

Gracie Fields. B2705, 7.20-8.00p.m. From the Studio.

A lecture by Mr. H. M, Broadbent on "South Africa."

8.00 p.m. Local Time and Wen. ther Report.

8.03-8.30 p.m.

The Entire Musical Numbers of the (Gilbert and Opera "Iolanthe"

Rullivan) Recorded under the direc tion of Rupert D'Oyly Carte.

(Thin suite in by special requeat of

a Listener).

9.30-11.30 p.m. Dance Pro- gramme.

For Trot-That's What I Like

About You Fox Trot-I'm for You a Hundred

I'er Cent. 22836. Fox Tret-Marcheta.

22817. Fox Trot-Bejre Kati, Fox Trot-There's Nothing too

Good for my Baby. Fox Trat-Bend Down, Sister, 22861. Waltz-You're my Ouly Sweetheart. Fux Trot-Floddin' Home. 22836. Fox Trot-I Should Have Known

Better. Fox Trot-You Try Somebody

Elar. 22864. Fox Trot-ilding in the Shadows

of the Moon. Fax Trot-That's Why Darklon

Were Born. 22868. Fox Trot-I'll Always Remember

September. Fox Trot-I Can Sympathize

With You, 22858. Waltz-Pagan Moon. Fox Trut-One More Kiss, Then

Good-night, 22878. Fox Trot-Freddy the Freshman. Fox Trat-Now's the Time to

Fall in Love. 22805. Fox Trot-J Promine You. Fox Trol-foras.

22R48, Fox Trot-Dance of the Little Dutch Dolls. Fex Trat-Try to Forget. Fox Trot-Too Late. Waltz-Save the Last Wolte.

for Me. 22871 Fex Trot-There's a Blue Note

In my Love Song. Fox Trol-One Little Quarrel. 22873. Fox Trot-Gettin' Sentimental. Fox Trol-My Goodbye to

22870.

You. 22870. Fox Trol-'Loven Pounds of Heaven. Fex Trot-Lazy River.

22883.

Waltz-Poor Little Gigolette

Fox Trot-Cupid's Holiday,

DRAGO.

Fox Trot-White fleat,

Fax Trot-Hoofs,

#2836.

Fox Trot-Big "C" March.

Fox Trot-Hail to Californio. 22832. Waltz-The Kins That You're

Forgotten.

Waltz-1'm Juss a Dancing

the

14.30 p.m. Press Newa,

11.30 p.m.

be the first Budget below £800,- |000,000 for eight years. Shanghai, Mar. 4, 436 pan.

Each British machine averaged, Thousands of people continue to Despite this, the country is pay- during the period in 1934, 3,6496. figure that of apply for passes to enter longing its way out of revenue, as a The next best

nearly 1.2001b. slow this. The Japanese in Wodsung have result of drastic, economies put Netherlands-is enused the Customs lighthouse on into operation for this purpose

British aircraft each fly 1.500 It is now clear the Woosung Bund to function last September. again.-Our Own Correspondent. that the economies then planned miles a week on the average, while will actually be exceeded, and in the Netherlands aircraft fly 1,661 London, Mar. 4.

place of savings of £70,000,000 miles a week. The indeterminate situation at the figure will be approximately The number of civ

conjec- Shanghai leaves London turing, and disturbed lest the £78,000,000. peace opportunity be missed.

British Anxiety.

aircraft: employed by Great Britain on the regular air transport roatex at the The brund effect of the Govern-time the Air Ministry's statica tment's drastic policy of economies were compiled was 20, against Germany's 187. in expenditure, combined with in-France's 304. clusion on the estimates of votes Italy's 76, and Belgium's 44; while for money which had previously the total number of civil aircraft been borrowed, will be that the in Great Britain WAR 840. In next Rudget will be about £11,000.- France it was 1,188, in Germany 000 below that of a year ago. 1,065, and in Italy 611. 51 | British Wireless.

"The fresh Japanese derzands are entirely different from those proposals agreed upon aboard 11 M.S. Kent, and the Vice-Minister

The Times, remarking that for Foreign Affairs at Shanghai has been instructed to inform Ad- takes two to make a truce that miral Kelly that the Japanese de ends a quarrel, says the Chinese mands cannot be accepted by may be tempted to feel that the China, and that the Chinese troops farther they are out of reach of will continue to resist further the Japanese forces the less ren- son there is to make pence; but Japanese attacks,

shorl. "China never declared war such a policy would be

sighted.

tragical and disastrous to, against Japan, and while she re- sisted the Japanese attacks she all countries, most of all to Ching. It adds that the meeting of the accepted friendly mediation by the Powers, but China can only dis-Leagate Assembly is testimony of the growing inter-dependence of na cuss and accept terms which are compatible with her national diglons, A very useful impulse has do now been given to the greatest im- nity, and are reasonable and

not prejudice China's sovereign pulse of collective mediation, rights.

EXCHANGE RATES.

Parik.

Previous Day. Yesterday.

.882

18.07

14.70

18%

.224

.207

The Manchester Guardian says Geneva

a demilitarised Berlin The National Government hasif Japan wants

zone round the International Set- Oslo..... declared that it will not yield un-

tlement it in any available. If Helsingfors. der the military pressure of

she wants an abject Chinese sur Athens. Japan, and this policy continues. China will continue to resist the render it is for the Lengue to de- Buenos Aires...10 Japanese military aggression."cide whether Japan will be allow- Shanghai,

Reuter.

More Troops Ländled., Shanghai, Mar. 4, 4.36 pm, Two Japanese transports arrly- ed this morning at the railway wharf at Changhwapang and are discharging troops und stores.

According to Japanese sources thirty-five transports are arriving in Chinese waters in a few days.

The Chiness Retreat,

Nanking, Mar, 4, 3.46 p.m.

ed, without protest or interfer- Now York. ence from the League Powers to Amsterdam. pbtain it by force.

Mr. Churchill's Views.

The American Ludington wit lines, which operate an hourly New "air-bus" service between York, Philadelphin, and Washing- ton, showed a clear profit of 21,661 un the first year of operation.

кая

This ine has no subsidy, either: 18.12 direct or in the form of mail con-

14,76 tracts.

18.35

246

40.3/16 Orchestral-Walkure-Ride of the

Valkyries (Wagner). 1/11/16 1/10.31/32|

Symphony Orchestra under the diree- 3.50% .17.49%

Lon of Albert Coates. Dias. .8,604

8,71% Song-Ave Marin (Kahn).

Song The Nightingale and the Roso

(Rimsky-Korsakow).

40

590

Rosa Ponsella Soprano), 1455. 1/63/32 Violoncelle Solo-Prelude (Chopin-

26.14

Sloveking).

67 Violencello Solo-Nocturna in E Plat 18.15) (Chopin-Popper).

Vienna Madrid. Bucharest

.32

.45

589

.1/0.3/32 .25.074

67%

.18.15

18.16

18.16

117%

118

100%

109

4.1/10

4

.1/6.5/32

1/10%

30%

1/0.7/32 1/10 00

.3.03 -10%

A message from Toronto suya Hongkong that Mr. Winston Churchill, on the Brussels. conclusion of his lecture tour in Milan Canada, referring to the interna- Stockholm. tional problems, declared that a Copenhagen

war could have Prague. Sino-Japanese been avoided if the British Navy Lisbon

Rio had not been cut down, following Bombay the Washington Trenty, and was

wup | Yokohama. o opinion that the United States

Montevideo

The full story of the Chinese re- was beginning to realise her mis Montreal... traat in just coming out. It in tako in giving Japan the dominat Silver (spot) stated that it was caused by the ing power in the whole Far East.

H: (forward) 10 5th Army, which was sent to de-Reuter.

Pablo Casals. 0689. Song-Forza Del Destino-Thon

Heavenly One (Verdi). Song-Aidn-Heavenly Aida (Verdi).

Enrico Caruso (Tenor). 6000. Orchestral-(a) Serenade

(Moszkowski) (b) Anbado (Auber),,

3.93 Orchestral-Liebesleid (Love's 10.7/161 Borrow) (Kreisler).

19% San Francisco Symphony Orch. 6802. 10.00 pm. Close Down,

British Wireless."

Sweetheart. 22706. Rugby Mid-day

Close Down.

All records in the above European programmes are kindly supplied by Messrs. S, Moutrie and Co.

SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME.

10.00-11.00 um. Relay of Servies from St. Joseph's Church.

11.00-12.15 p.m. Relay of Service from St. Paul's Church (Chinese).

12.16-2.00 p.m. Chinese Recorded Programme.

100 p.m. Local Time and Wenther Report.

2.00 p.m. Close Down, 8.00-10.00 p.m.

European Programme, of Victor Records kindly supplied by Mesera, Tanng Fook Co.

8.00 p.m.

Local Time and Weather Report. Orchestral-Salomo's Dance (Richard

Straum).

Leopold Stokowski and the Philadel phia Orchestra. 7269-7200. Song-Jocelyn-Angela Guard

Thoo (Godards.

Song-Ermine-Lullaby (Jakobowski).

Hulda Lashanska (Soprano). 1400, String Bass Solo-Valse Miniature

(Koussevitzky).

String Bass Solo-Minuet in G

(Beethoven).

1470.

Serge Koussovitzky. Organ Solo-Angelus (Massonet).

Charles O'Connell. 85787. Orchestral-Gotterdammorang- Closing Scene (Wagner). Philadelphia Symphony Orch. 6026. Song-Carmen-Flower Song (Bizet). Song-Louise-A Long. Long Time I

Have Lived in Thla Room (Charpentier).

Edward Johnson (Tenor). 9203. String Quartet-Negro Spiritunis:- Go Down Moses-Swing Low Sweet Charlot (arr. A. Pochon). String Quartet Irish Cradle Song

(Pochon).

Flonzaley Quartet. 6504. Orean Solo-Berceuse (Godard). Organ Solo-Thais-Meditation

(nasonat).

37858.

Charles R. Cronham. Violin Solo-Adoration (Borowski), Violin Solo-Rondo (Mozart-Kreisler), Renee Chemat 7263. Orchestral-Rheingold-Prelude

(Wagner).

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"Keltic" and "Bective"

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