1934-08-15 — Page 19

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1934.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joseph Kaman, nos Miss Cecilia Chasson, photographed shortly after the marriage ceremony in Shanghal.- The“

groom has been in Shanghai for many years and is at present connected with Messrs. Gande, Price Co.

NEW RAILWAY

LINK

BETWEEN CANTON & LOK CHEUNG

(Our Own Correspondent)

Canton, Aug. 14.

M. P.S TO VISIT UGANDA

DELEGATES LEAVING

TO-DAY

London, Aug. 14.

YOUNG RUSSIAN

BANISHEE

hard

U.S. SPEAKER

HOSPITAL

E RADIO BROADCAST

JAZZ RECITAL FROM THE STUDIO

DANCE MUSIC

From ZBW on a wavelength of 365

metres,

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 6-6.1 pm, Children's Concert. 7-10,30 p.m. Europenn Programme. 7 p.m. London and New York Stock and Commodity quotations.

7.05-7.30 p.m. Band Selections from Light Operas.

Ruddigore (Sullivan arr. Winter.

bottom)

The Band of H.M. Coldstreani

Guards

Dorothy (Cellier)

The Band of H.M. Coldstreamu

Guards.

Bp.m. Local Time and Weather

Report.

7.30-8.15 p.m. Variety. Sang-Drave Hearts

Sang-Near and yet so far

Evelyn Layo (Soprano). Band-Maurice Chevalier Bongo-

Selection

Van Phillips and his Concert

Band. Vocal-Take me away from the River The Four Musketeers. IN Pianoforte True

Pianoforte A Thousand Goodnight

Raide da Costa accompanied by the New Mayfair "Orchestra conducted by Ray Noble. Waltz-Sweet Hawaiian Dream Girl The Hawaiian Marimba Players. Song-Slumberland Song Josephine (from "Little Wo-

men")

Les Allen (Baritone). Selection-Noel Coward Medley

The B.B.C. Dance Orchestra con-

ducted by Henry Hall. 8.15-8.50 p.m. Orchestral Program-

VICTIM OF ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA

(Special to "Telegraph")

(By Teleproph. Copyright, Telegraphia Mee

Reculvek Avgual

RETURNS TO COLONY WITHOUT PASSPORT

Valdemar Alexandrovitch Kelt, Members of the United Kingdom a Russian, 26 years of age, who branch of the Empire Parliamen had previously been expelled from itary Association, forming the the Colony, appeared before Mr.

Parliamentary delegation to Hamilton, at the Central Maging Ordinance, 1884. The through express service be- Uganda and Tanganyika, headed tracy this morning, charged with tween Canton and Lok Cheung willy Sir John Wardlaw Milne,, will having entered the Colony with- be formally opened to-morrow. The new section from Shfukwan to leave Croydon by air to-morrow out valld passport, and was fined

en route for Uganda. They are | $250, OF three months' Lok Cheung wan only recently due at Cairo on the 17th, Kharbour. completed. Lok Cheung

toum

on the 18th and arrive at flourishing commercial centre north Entebbe on the 20th inst. of Shlukwan on the North River,

The first train will leave from While in Uganda the delegates Wongsha station at 8 am, and will will be the guesta of the Uganda arrive Lok Cheung at 5.20 p.m. Government, and a programme There are eight stations en route. enabling them to study the system There will be only one service daily of native administration, to in from each end. The downward vestigate problems of production cxpress from Lok Cheung will and marketing, both European and leave at 6.20 am, and will reach native, and other questions, has February 20 by the Hakone Maru.

been prepared,

is #

here at 3.35 p.m.

With the opening up of this new Acetion the transportation of goods and merchandises from Canton to the North River districts and vice versa will be greatly increased.

MUITSAI

CASES

TWO WOMEN FINED TO-DAY

Leung Ying, a married voman, of No. 10 Sui Wah Fong, was Aned $15 by Mr. Hamilton, at the -Central-Magistraey-this morning for keeping an unregisteerd mui tsai. -

Inspector Fraser, of the S.C.A., suld the

Kiri was presented to defendant's mother for $126 and passed to defendant as part of her dowry. The girl had been very well treated.

Defendant was also summoned in respect of another mui trai but she plended that the girl was her aunt's grand-daughter.

The summons was accordingly" adjourned seven days for in- quiries to be made

at

5.7 St. Louis, Aug. 14.

Mr. Rainey, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, in the midst of his political campaign, has been sent to hospital here) Detective Sergeant Mottram suffering from pneumonin. told the Court that Kelt was seen It is stated, however, that his by Sergeant Glassenoff in the condition is not serious.--United Public Library on Monday last. Press. Kelt had been fined $15 and ordered to be expelled on February 17, and the Government had paid 326 for his passage back to Shang- hai. He

WAH

sent

away

on

Defendant said he was passing After leaving Uganda, the de- through Hongkong on his way to legates will visit Tanganyika

visa for Canton and the invitation of the Governor of Canton. He previously had a that territory. Sir John Wardlaw British

be valid for thought it would Milne and Colonel Sandeman Allen Hongkong: will Inter visit Zanzibar for | further week, but the main party: are expected to return to England on September 20.-British Wireless.

BOGUS COINS

Mr. Hamilton: Is he entitled to go to Canton?

Sergeant Mottram said that, strictly speaking, he could not go without a transit vlas. Kelt had been in the Colony for two days, and hud

been sleeping on the Star Ferry launches. He thought he could get a job in the French COOLIE CAUGHT. WITH Police in Canton, but up to the time of his arrest he had made no attempt to get there.

FIFTY

Arrested in Wing Lok Street

in possession of fifty counterfeit Hongkong ten-cent, pieces. Pan months' hard labour, Leung, 34, street coolie, wasi The Magistrate: Are these coing brought before Mr. Macfadyen still coming in?

Det-Sergt Goudwin:

They

in the Central Police Court this morning and sentenced to two usually come in five dollar rolla.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

TIS NOT ENOUGH TO HELP THE FEEBLE UP,

BUT TO SUPPORT HIM AFTER- Shakespeare.

The Garrision Entertainments

The Empress of Japan arrived at Vancouver yesterday.

The Empress of Canada here from Shanghai at 6 am Friday,

is

Jue

on

CHINA DROUGHT LOSSES

HEAVY DAMAGE SHOWN IN SURVEY Shanghai, Aug. 15. According to the Chinese Econo- mie Bureau survoy, the total losses of wheat and rice cropa in various provinces affected by the recent drought are well over 20,000,000 pleula.

me.

Sulte in G (Bach arr. Goossens)

London Symphony Orchestra, (a) Menuet, (b) Gigue, (e) Courante,

(d) Allemande,

(e) Bourrec,

(f) Gavotie.

Egmont Overture (Beethoven) Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1 in F New Light Symphony Orchestra.

(Luzt)

London Symphony Orchestra, Carneval-Overture (Dvorak)

London Symphony Orchestra. 8.50-9.15 p.m. Musical Comedy. Vocal Gems-Mercenary Mary

Columbia Vocal Gem Chorus. SelectionWords and Music

Debroy Somers Band. Vocal Gema-Bliter Sweet

Columbia Light Opera Company. 9.15-0.45 p.m. From the Studio. A jazz Recital by Miss Badio Yuen (Mandoline) and Mika Doreen (Piano).

Programme,

1. Mandolino. Solon:

(a) In Summor Climes. (b) La Paloma. (e) Summer Nights. 2. Piano Solos;

Chekiang is the most severely hit. Crops in this province are about 5,000,000 piculs. The situa-3. tion in Hunan is little better, and can only be self supporting in food supplies. There will be none available-for-sale-in-other---pro- vinces.--Central News,

BAG OF SILVER SEIZED

NO CLAIMANT ON THE CHEUNG ON

An application for the cenfisch- tion of a bag containing fifty silver dollars, 42 silver ingots and 250 given twenty cent pieces which was found on board the steamer Cheung

Ho Po-lin, married woman, vď No. 06 High Street, was fined $10 for a similar offence,

Committee are holding a dance in the Pong Slu-yun, of No. 30 Pokfulam On yesterday was made by Revenue Sub-Inspector Fraser said that Garrison Lecture fall en Friday, Rond, was went to the Government Oficer Dunlop before Mr. Hamil the girl had been very well treated September 7. This will be their first Civil Ilospital for treatment yester Lon, at the Central Magistracy this by defendant, and had expressed | dance of the season,

n wish, to remain with her. She would, therefore, be allowed to

day after having been bitten by a dog morning. The officer stated that at No. 16 Robinson Hond. The dog the money was not claimed and it was not on the manifest. The ap- To-morrow morning the Italian gun-was removed to Kennedy Town. resanin as a domestle kervant re-bont Sebastiano Chhoto will arrive in

pileation was granted. ceiving wages.

port on her way to Italy. She In commanded by Commander E. Vancini and will remain in the harbour only

brief time.

CORRESPONDENCE

Hawkers' Obstractions

To the Editor,

While visiting his sister at No. 7 Chung Hing Street yesterday, Chan Sing, a street coolio, complained of pains in the chest and collapsed and aled. The boy wax aunt tu the public mertenry.

For the theft of

vulsklo

The forthcoming wedding is 2- nounced of the Rev. Robert Walter) Debenham Peek, minister of the English Methodist Church, and Miss Maria Carolina Elizabeth Schotel, of Wassenaar, Holland, who is travelling to the Colony on the P. & Q. liner Kajputana.

Two cases of diphtheria, six cases! of typhoid with one death, two cases of meningitis with one death, ono case of animal rabies and 04 deaths:

MANILA STOCK EXCHANGE

PHILLIPINE GOLD SHARE QUOTATIONS To-day's quotations as received

(a) Honeymoon Hotel. (b) Dream of Love. (c) Don't tell a Soul. Mandoline Salos:

(a) А Sunset Reverie. (b) Soap Bubbles. Piano Solon:

(a) I'll be longing for you,

b) What's the Use?

Ma

9.46 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, Londen 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations.

9.50-10.30 p.m. Dance Music. Fox-Trot-I Love you Truly. Waltz-The Show is Ovor. Fox-Trot-In a one Room Flat.

She's Way up Thar and Broadway's Gone Hill Billy. I'm Laughin'. -So Shy.

-You're such a comfort to

me.

I'm Hitching my Wagon to

*.you.

--Baby take a bow.

-This in our

together. -Faint Harmony. Waltz Unless.

last

night

30.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Mid-day Press Nows, Further Londen Stock and Commodity Quota- tions, followed by New York Opening Quotations.

10.40 p.m.

Close Down.

RITCHIE SENT TO PRISON

CARE OF DOCTOR RECOMMENDED

Martin Ritchie, unemployed Hongkong Telegraph,

Portuguese aged 22, was convicted a radiator cap from tuberculosis were reported to by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and by Mr. Hamilton, at the Central Sirin reply to "Pedestrian's" from Mr. J. Mekelvie's car

the Kowloon Bowling Green

the local health authorities last week. Fritz shortly after the close of Magistracy this morning, on a Club, letter on bawkers' obstruction in Chan Sing, 30, an unempleyed cvalle. On Monday one case each of typhold the morning acaaton of the Manila charge of obtaining $6 by false your paper of last night. I don't was sentenced to three months bard and puerperal fever was also re- Stock Exchange are as follows:- pretences from an amah. Tim think "Pedestrian" knows of the labour by the Kowloon Magistrate, ported. very serious obstruction he can [Mr. Wynne-Jones losing.

нед

Puyue Consolidated

Price In Peso

Asked Bid Bales Volume

Kwai-fun, at No. 11 Fung Fai Prim Prieu In Pesce Terrace, and was sentenced to three

0.47 0.45 0.44 000 months" Imprisonment

0,40 0.84 0.35 1000 Mr. Hamilton suggested that de- 0.17 8.16 0.17 3005 fendant be looked after by the 1000doctor when Sergeant Fitches sald 0.15 0.12 0.1 2000 he was in poor health,

2.80 1.0 1.00 3,90 S.KO 4.60

0.44 0.45

0.43 1000 8.10 4.17 01

2000

For disobeying an order of banlatı in many other Parts of the Colony. When I finished

Keung Chee-pan, 27, a student of by Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon nengurt Consolidated 31.00 39.00 31.00 20000

ment, woman, Li Sze, was sentenced Antamak CellRolde

Baguio Cok Mining shopping at the China Emporium the Sai Chee Wal Mission School at Court to-day to six months hard tiver recently, I left by the back door Canton, was again remanded for a labour. At a previous appearance, the Gold Wrot off Stanley Street, intending to buy further porlod of soven days when he he pleaded she had been forced to gen Mining Co.

oppeared before Mr. Wynne-Jones at return on account the

of having been atent Mining Co a newspaper, but going to

the Kowloon Court to-day, charged driven out of her nativa village by United Parale wrong alde, (the west side) be with the murder of Tim Chun. 2 people who suspected her of suffering

B: G. F. Gold abare Index 58.6, Market tween Cochrane Street and Gra-ja. Izon, and Keung Wai-lan. 25, from leprosy, but a medient examinateady. Volume 1 102,000, ham Street, noticed many woman, at 211, Laichikek Itond onation had since established that ahe hawker stalls. The street is July 21.

was not suffering from that decase. About 20 foot wide, and the haw kera lay out their cooking utensils Whilst having ton at the Tin Nam At na auction sale at the China on both sides of the street, while Tenhouse, Wing Lok Street, a Chinese Auction Sale Rooma this morning. they even cat in the middle of had occasion to leave the room and the steam launch Tung Tal No. 3, ona the street, thus making it imposible when he returned he found his jacket, crane barge and a large quantity of for pedestrians to pass through.which had been hanging on the wall, machinery were sold to the only The result was that I was forced was missing. Ho went downstairs bidder, Mr. Lam Ming, of 11. to return to the east side of the and found a man wearing it. Brought Jervois Street, for $5,000. The steami before Mr. Macfadyen in the Centralį jaunch is 65 feet long, 10 feet. 8 street and not my newspaper at Police Court this morning, Tsang Fai, inches in breadth, with a depth of Chu Kuen, an employes of Lane, China Building. The spot referr. 19, pleaded guilty to stealing the feet 6 inches. The barge, with a Crawford's Bakery, Wanchai, injured ed to is one of the worst places for coat and was nontenced to three weeks' capacity of 2,208 piculs, is 60 inches his right hand when it got caught obstruction I have ever seen. hard labour. -Detective-Sergeant long with a breadth of 27 feel in a machine yesterday,' The man complainant for charity for him

OLD RESIDENT. Goodwin prosecuted.

was sent to hospital for treatment self.m

Inches

MARIE DRESSLER'S ESTATE

Los Angeles, Aug. 14., The estate of Marie Dressler, the veteran flm star, has been valued nt $310,000.-Reuter.

Sergeant Fliclica said that on Sunday defendant went to Fung Fai Terrace and saw complainant, purporting that he was authorised to collect alma on behalf of the Old Women's Almis Association, and was accordingly given. $6. After he had left, complainant be came suspicious, and the Police told her there was no such asaccia- tion.

Defendant was then chased by a neighbour, and a struggle ensued. in which accused received a blow which opened up an old wound,"

Ritchie gald he only asked the

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