1934-09-10 — Page 7

AMATEUR PHOTO EXHIBITION

"Telegraph" Entries Now

On View

Without question the finest ex- hibition of amateur photographs ever shown in Hongkong is at pre- sent.on display in the Morning Post Building It comprises the whole of the cutries in the Tele- graph Amateur Photographic Com- petition for 1934, in which fewer than 1,180 entries were re- celved.

•

Thla Competition has now been run for four years, and each year has witnessed a stendy advance both in the number and quality of the exhibits. In the first Com- petition, there were only about" 500 entries, of which many were stan- hardly up to competition

dard. This year, one difficulty which the Judges experienced was to reward all deserving of recognition. competition being so keen amongst the really first- class pictures.

A fenture was the number of ontries from places outside Hong- kong, but it la noteworthy that all tho prizes were secured by Hong- kong compelliers, only one outside entry, one of several from Sin- gapore, being commended.

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY,

Mr. Julin Strijevahy of Shanghai, who was chosen "Beauty Queen of Peitalho" at a con- fest held recently at that popular holiday resort. Mes. Strijersky is well-known in Shanghal for her very attractive appearance and colouring.

AMERICAN

POLITICS

(Continued from Panc 1.)

to the ardour and degree of their support for President Roosevelt's programme.

Among Hepublicans, the chief consideration is the selection of candidates capable of making an effective challenge to the "New Deal" supportera.

COME-BACK ATTEMPTS.

WATER IN PLENTY,

|HONGKONG RESERVOIRS ARE

ALMOST FULL

Nearly twice the quantity of water is in storage on the faland as compared with the corresponding period last year, it is revealed in the Water Return for August

PRISONER'S DEATH

SEPTEMBER 10, ⠀-1934.

FORMAL INQUEST HELD ON DYSENTERY VICTIM

Sentenced to nine months' hard August 1, a malo labour on prisoner, Lam Lai-yin, allas Lam Yin-hin, aged 68 years, died in the Victoria Gaol, hospital on Friday.

Mr. S. B. Tan's entry, "Learning won the first to Write," which prize in the Story-Telling Section, as woll as the Ilford trophy for the beat picture in the Competi- tion, is a remarkably ang study, noteworthy for its natural posing and the entire absence on the part of the subject of "camera con- Helousness. There are many other excellent entries in this section, and the same remark ap plica to the section for Chinese studies. In point of popularity, the section for views leads the

Chief Warder H. Barrelt stated way, with no fewer than 450 en

consumption.on the the prisoner was admitted to the trics, whilst some strikingly artis history during recent years of her The total tie effects are to be seen in the fundamental relationship to prob-Island during the month of August prison hospital on August 29 and now section, Still Life studies. lems of banking and industry lend was 418.34 million gallons, which died at 12.40 p.m. on Friday. He which yields 112 entries.

national significance to the fact includes 63.86 million gallons from did no hard labour to witness's

The total consump-knowledge. The section for children is also that Senator Arthur H. Vanden- the mainland.

Dr. J. A. R. Selby, acting prison noteworthy for some highly meri berg is the unopposed Republican tion for the corresponding period torious entries.

candidate for nomination to the last year was 403.78 million gallons, medical officer, stated the prisoner from bacilliary It means that the Re-including 72.49 million gallons was suffering

dysentery as a Senate, Taking the Competition

admitted to whole, it can be described as pro-publicana have closed ranks for, a from the mainland.

The consumption of water on hospital. He became progressive- ducing the finest exhibition of its severe political battle, success in

mainland for August was ly worse and died. A post mortem flare of the kind keen In South China, if not which would cause a in the Far East,

speculation concerning Vanden- 220.10 million gallons, compared examination showed evidence of qualifications for the with 227.30 for the same month bac!!liary dysentery and terminal pneumonia la the left lung. The The exhibition, to which ad- berg's

three last year. mission is free, is open daily from Presidency. thu Democratic The consumption per head in-cause of death, in s opinion,

aspirants for to-day, between

bacillary dysentery the hours of

creased from 33.7 gallons to 344, was

on the plicated by pneumonia.. am, and 6 p.m., until Friday. Senatorial nomination.

gallons on the Island, but All interested are cordially vited to inspect the display.

mainland it decreased from 23.1 to 21.5 gallons per head.

The total storage in all the Island

An inquest wan conducted by reservoirs at September 1 was Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen, sitting 2,395.17 million gallons, as comparas Coroner, at the Central Magis- The situation brings the statesed with 1,494.29 million gallons attracy on Saturday morning, aasiat- of Michigan and Vermont Into the the same time last year.

ed by the following jury: Mr.

front among the potential battle- The total storage in all reser Joseph Gardner (Foreman), Mr.

grounds for a Republican "come-voirs on the mainland was 687.25 Li Kwan-shek and Mr. Ko Yau- back in November.

million gallons, compared with 601-cheong. Michigan's vast automobile and 7 million gallons at the same date other manufacturing industries, fast year. her central location, and the

in-

GARRISON DANCE

There

arc

VERMONT. In Vermont, Warren R. Austin, Republican incumbent, will prob- ably regaln the Republican

On the Island, the Tytam, Tytam Tuk and This Intermediate, Tytam nomination for Senator. State, stronghold of conservative Aberdeen Lower reservoirs are full Republicanism and home of Calvin while the others are almost level Coolidge, will thereafter become with overflow. On the mainland,

flowing.

when

com-

An examination, was carried out by the Bacteriological Institute and the report to hand showed bacillus dysenteria present. It was impossible to say when he contracted it.

Replying to his Worship, Dr. Selby stated that on admission

RADIO BROADCAST

Relay Of South Wales Borderers Band.

Z.E.K. PROGRAMME. From Z.B.W. on a wavelengths br 355 metres (846 kilocycles).

5-8 p.m. European Programme. G-6 pm. (Approx:) A Relay of the Band of the 1st Batin. South Walen Borderers, conducted by Bandmaster C. Eldicott, A.... from the Military Jiospital, Bowen Rond, by kind per mission of Lieut. Colonel H. E. W liams, D.5.0., M.C.

the

6-7 pm. A Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Danco Orchestra from Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden:

7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota-

Lions, London and Now York Stock

and Commodity Quotation.

7.08-1.38 p.m. Concert Items; Violin Solo Caprice Viennois

(Kreisler, Op. 2).

Naoumn Blinder.

Song-My Little Nest of Heavenly Blue (from "The Love Call")

(Lehar).

Song Twilight (Hamilton).

Maria Jeritza (Soprano). Pianoforte Solo-Preludo in A Minor

(Debussy),

Pinnoforte Solo-All-Wien (DW

Vienna) (Godowsky). Isabelle Yalkovsky. Song-Macushin_(Rowe). Song-Too Into To-morrow

(Langenberg).

Richard Crooks (Tenor). Violin Solo-Tell her I am-Medley. Violin Solo The Morning Dow

Rool Medley.

Michael Coleman,

7.38-8 p.m. Theme and Variations

from Suite No. 3 in G

(Tachaikowsky). London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Landon

Itonald,

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report

8.03-10.30 p.m. A Relay from the Leo Theatre (Chinese).

9.30 p.m. Reuter Preas Bulletins, Landon, Stock and Commodity Quo tation.

10.30 p.m. Rester Press Bulletins, Londen Stock, and Commodity Quota- Rugby Mid-day Preds News, Further cons, followed by New York Opening Quotations.

10.10 p.m. Close Down. All Relays of the Hongkong Hotel by courtesy of the Orchestre Management.

European Recorded Programme from E.K. on է fre- quency of 640 k.c's.

8.30.10 p.m.

8.30:8.52 p.m. Excerpts from Gil- bert and Sullivans" "Ionathe." Overture.

Symphony Orchestra conducted

by Dr. Malcolm. Sargent. Tripping Hither. Tipping Thither

Chorus of Girls.

Berthu Lewis, Nollie Briercliffe Iolanthe from thy dark Exile.

and Chorus of Girls.

Leslie Rands and Chorus of

Girls, Fare thee well, Attractive Stranger.

Bertha Lewis and Chorus of Girls,

shall part us.

Good Morrow, Good Mother.

FRIDAY'S FUNCTION A❘ something of a national forum, as however, all the reservoirs are over-the prisoner was put in-a coll and Good Morrow, Good Lover!-None

A constant supply of water was on August 4 placed on half labour. available in all districts, in the His physical condition on admis-

BIG SUCCESS

-The-first-dance-of-the-- sonson

the Democrats would like to get an endorsement of the "New

Deal" in a traditionally Repubil-

sion was poor.

Winifred Lawson and Lesile

Ronds.

hold by the Garrison Entertalan Slute, and are reported ready Island during August, whila.during The Jury returned a verdict of ~~#52·0;15 pin;~~~~Light~~ Orchestral-

ments Committee in the Garrison Lecture Hall on Friday was on unqualified success, being attend- ed by over 200 dancers. Music Was supplied by a dance orchestr of eleven drawn from the Band of the 1st. Bn; South Wales Borderers.

These dances will be held every Friday the winter months, com- moncing at 8.30 p.m., and if the frat dance is any criterion, the Garrison Welfare Council are asaured of a substantial increase in their funds, which have already been considerably augmented by tho Tombolas run by the Com- mittec on Saturday evenings in the Lecture Hall,

The charge for admission to the dances is $150 for gentlemen, ladles boing adinitted by courtesy. Refreshments are supplied at mo- dorate prices.

BARON JANSSEN ENDS MISSION

to invest national party funds for such a result.

the same month Inst year, from August 1 to August 25 there was a Down in the copper-mining state constant supply in all districts and of Arizona, Senator Henry F.from August 20 to August 31 a Ashurst, Democratic incumbent, ten-hour supply. On the mainland wages & stern campaign for re- too there was a constant supply numination against four Democra-during last month, compared with tie opponents.

a ton-hour supply from August 26 into August 31 last year.

"New Deal" Candidates

Washington have the political The total rainfall from January benefit of large federal expendi-1 to August 31 was 83.795 inches tures for Power development on compared with 40.510 inches for

Columbia River, and the

the the same period last year. recent visit of President Roosevelt. Senator Clarence Dill, Democrat, prominent for his authorship of important radio legislation, is not a candidate for renomination.

HUEY LONG.

CIRCUS COMING.

SAID TO HE BIGGEST EVER TO VISIT FAR EAST

tenth from natural causes.

A TYPHOID VICTIM.

Sitting as Coroner on Saturday morning, Mr. E. 1. Wynne-Jones conducted an inquiry into the cir. cumstaneca attending the death of a female prisoner, Li Oi, who died in the Lakhikok Female Prison Hospital on Friday afternoon.

The jury empanelled consisted of Messrs. L. G. Robertson (Fore man), S. MacNider and K. Gerloff, Li Ol, aged 67, was sentenced to a month's imprisonment in Hong- kong on August 14 for keeping a common gaming house.

Jane Pearson, matron of the Laichikok Female Prison, testified In Louisiana, there is no senate;

that the deceased prisoner Li Oi contest this year, and politles

No. P4698, was sentenced to a revalves chiefly around the poli-

August tical overlordship exerted by Said to be the biggest ever to month's hard labour on Senator Huey Long, which has led visit the Far East, Isako's Circus 14, and was given the option of a to complications in state affairs, and Menagerie is due to arrive in fine of $25. She was admitted to The "New Deal" In Louisiana had the Colony sometime, during the the Laichikok Prison on the samo the benefit of the sugar quota in middle or end of October. The day. On August 26,, she was ad stituted by the Agricultural Circus is at present in Java, and an mitted to the prison hospital Adjustment Administration, but soon as alipping arrangements are where she remained until she died some of the sugar people were complete it will be transferred to on September 7 at 1.25 pm, worried about the new trade pro-Hongkong.

Medical evidence was given by gramme with Cuba.

Mr. Y. A. Blacker, General Dr. J. B. Mackie, who stated that The wide distribution of Manager, arrived in Hongkong he examined Li Oi on August 16 RETURNS TO EUROPE primary contests on Tuesday, during the week and he is making and found her condition to be

TO-MORROW

together with the fact that the arrangements locally for the Cir-moderate. He therefore put her primaries have now been held in cus to give performances both in only on half labour. On August nil but half a dozen States, aasure Hongkong and Kowloon.

26, she reported that she was sick Shanghal, Sept. 10.

The Circus has a personnel of and was admitted right away into Baron Janason, who arrived in that politics will become the major Shanghai tonight told a Central atonal avocation during the two 200 European artists and the hospital. Witness examined her

months remaining prior to the

includes some

800 and diagnosed her complaint as Menagerie News representative that in his national election on November 6-animate, 50 of which are horses. typhoid fever. She was seriously oxtensive tour of China and United Press. leading cities ho had been deeply

For the last several years It has until September 7 when sho been touring India' and Ceylon and suddenly became worse and died Impressed by the economic post-

has met with great success. bilitie and the wonderful

of the achievements

An outstanding feature of the Chinese

programmes which are to be pre- people in the way of arts amel

sented in Hongkong will be the Witness examined the body at culture.

introduction of

trapeza,

the mortuary and found no marka It is claimed that all the wild of violence on the body. The dead was under nourished. Internally, the without resorting to tho' use of a

confirmed the symptoma whip.

The cause of original diagnosis. Nanking, Sept, 10.

Included in the personnel are a death was typhoid fever. at noon to lay in honor of the

Chinese Mohammedan leaders number of Russian Cosdacks, who In answer to the Coroner, Dr. Belgian Envoy, while the Mayor,are forming a China Mohammedan wit be making their first appear Mackie said there had not been a Mr. Wu Toh-chen will entertala Association with the object of ance in a Circus in the East. case of typhold in the prison for a hăm to-night at the Cathay Hotel, unifying and coordinating the Whilst in Sulu the proprietor of long time. Li Ol had no sign of

Baron Janssen, and his en activities of the religion in the Circus was presented with atyphoid on her admission. tourage will leave China on board various provinces.

photograph of the Sultan mounted The jury returned a verdict of the as. Conto Rosso carly to The promoters held a prolimi in a frame of jewels.

"Death from natural causes." morrow morning.-Central NC:01.

youtordny nary meeting here

Isako's visit to Hongkong ten under the presidency of Mr. Mayoara ngo is still remembered. Tänng and decided to appoint The Chinees strong man then, with Formal business will be transacted to take charge of the circus remained here as a per at the meeting of the Sasitary Board preliminary work-Central Newa manent resident.

Ito-morrow.

CHINESE MOSLEM

ORGANISATION

cross

Loading Chinese organisations, including tho Chinese Banking Association, the International PLANS FOR NATIONAL animais, including twelve Hons and

Study Society and the Foreign Trado Co-operative Association,

will jointly hold a dinner party

One cano of typhoid was reported to the local health authorities on Friday,

committee

BODY

A

at 1.25 p.m.

Diagnosis Confirmed.

Music.

Light Cavalry-Overture (Suppe).

New Light Symphony Orchestra. Fantasia on Scottish Airs (nr.

Mulder).

De Groot and his Orchestra.

What's Next? (arr. Finck).

Herman Finck and His Orchestra, 9.16-9.30 p.m. Variety.. Song--Speak to me

Love.

Mile. Lucienne Boyer. Instrumental Sweet. Ilawaiian

Dream Girl-Woltz.

The Hawaiian Marimba Playerę. Vocal-Old Timers.

The Big Four...

9.30 pm. Beuter Press Bulletin, Londen 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity Quotations.

9.35-10 p.m. Sonata in C Minor (Grieg) played by Marjorie Hayward (violin) and Una Bourne (Piano- forte).

1st Movement-Allegro molto

ed appassionato. 2nd Movement-Allegro Molto-

Allegretto.

3rd Movement-Allegro Animato. 10 p.m. Close Down.

K.Z.R.M. PROGRAMME. To-day's broadcast by K.Z.R.M.: 5.00 p.m.-Studlo Classics. 6.15 p.m.-Recitations by Charles F.

Lindsley,

5.30 p.m.Practice Hour-Conserva.

tory of Music.

6.10 p.m.Spanish Informational

Period.

6.30 p.m.-English Informational

Periód.

7.00 p.m-Studebaker Champions.

Sponsored by Manila Motor Co. 7.30 p.m.Malabon Sugar Co. Spon-

sorship.

7.40 p.m.-Songs of the Philippines. .9.00 p.m.Princess Pat-Sponsored

by F. H. Stovens and Co. 8.05 p.m.-Requests. 8.30 pm Chevrolet. Jamboree-

Pacific Commercial Co.--Chiev rolet Orchestra, Lerino Nash.. Johnny Harris, and Ramon Mendoza

9.30 p.m. Surigao Programme. 10.00 p.m.-Dance Programme,

four tigers have, all been trained prisoner was rather thin, and 10.30 p.m.-Siga Of.

ANTI-NOISE CAMPAIGN.

PROEST AGAINST ROWDY AIRCRAFT

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GLIDING RECORD.

BRITISH AIRMAN BEATS TIME BY BIG MARGIN

London, Sept. 9. The British gliding record was to-day broken by a huge margin at Suttonbanks, Yorkshire, when John Lavor remained aloft for 12 hours 21 minutes.

The previous record was 7 hours 22 minutes, established last May by Laver-Reuter Special.

PRINCE'S JOURNEY.

Duke Of Gloucester

At Port Said.· ́

Port Said, Sept. D.

KING'S

COMING SOON I

SPRINGTIME

for HENRY

Mr. & Mrs.' Y. Mori MASSAGE In connection with the anti-travelling to Australla for the setting.

H.R.II. the Duke of Gloucester, Acupuncture, Moxocausi) and Bone noise campaign, a public meeting. Melbourne. Contonary at Portsmouth last night decided to send a protest to the Air. Ministry this port to-day.

II.M.S. Suasox, was received.

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