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UMPIRE. WHO NEVER ERRED

FINED FOR BAD LANGUAGE

Detroit, Oct: 10. William Klem, famous to thou-; sands of Americans as the senior National League baseball umpire, and whose greatest claim to fame

"1 has always been that made a mistake in all my games", has blunderer finally.

Bever

He has been fined $50 by Base- ball Commlasioner Landla on a charge of using "over-ripe words" to a player, Goslin, of Detrolt Tigers.

This is the Best time in fourteen years that such a penalty has been given to an umpire.--Reuter,

LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

PRINCE'S PRAISE FOR PAST PROGRESS

London, Oct. 19.

BANDITS' CAPTIVES

WOMAN CARRIED INTO SZECHUEN

TWO BRITISH MISSIONARIES

Shanghai, Oct. 11. Advices.reaching here from Yun nan state that fiss G. Emblen. Mr. A. Hayman and Mr. R. A. Bos- hardt, missionaries in bandit hands zro being carried towards Sze. chuen, strongholdt of Communists,

The three were captured by the bandits about 80 miles from Khvel- yang, at a place called Kiechow.

war at first believed that Miss Embien was an American citizen but it now is disclosed that she Is registered as British subject at the Yunun consulate offers Reuter

"THE HONGKONG SINGERS"

TO MAKE DEBUT SHORTLY

The Beleun May Institute winter eunert season is opening on Thură- day, 26th inst., with a programing Prince George made his first intque interest. Practically the public appearance as the Duke entire programme will be sustained of Kent this afternoon, when he by The Hongkong Singers", opened the new home of the Lon-newly-formed body of vnenlists don

Chamber

of Commerce, water the conductorship of Mr. J. which has been built entirely of Anderson Millar. L.R.A.M. Empire materials.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPIL

|

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1934.

TRENTBRIDGE SCORES

A FINE WIN

GOOD RACING PUTS HOLIDAY CROWD

: IN EXCELLENT MOOD

TREMENDOUS IMPROVEMENT SHOWN IN THE BETTING.

Trentbridge beat Diana Bay in yesterday's classic race at Happy Valley, the event featuring a fine afternoon of holiday sport, in which race-goers found plenty of interest, excitement and enjoyment.

The ponies were in good form and the mood of the patrons was reflected in the improvement the amount of betting.

ת!

RADIO BROADCAST

European Children's Studio Concert.

Z.E.K. PROGRAMME,

a wavelength of From Z.B.W. on 356 metros.

5-6 pm A Relay of the Hongkong fotel Dance Orchestra from Hangkong Hotel Roof Garden courtesy of the Management),

the (by

Race 3.

6.6.30 p.m. Children's Studio Con.

Na

601

$1,239

cert.

760 609

354. 177

1589.

linplaced ponies (850)

Rare 1.

each): Nos,

6.30-7 p.m. A Relay of the Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra from Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden courtesy of the Management),

the

(by

No. 138

2107

FT

$100,40 274.49 137.50

THE RESULTS.

Handicap Winner 1.- Kweichow

For $150. Second $225. Third $126. China Postra, Subscription Gritlios

Esplaced ponies ($50 each); Nos, this hth of this Season that hav. wan, at date of entry, less than $1,500 | 417, dup, 2074, 108, 1174, 24, 1853. In Staken. To be ridden by Juckeys 1497, 948, 2018, 1229, 1958. who have not won lan races anywhere;

at any time. One and miles.

#

quarter

84 Mr. Bebslad's Chow Fun (162)

(W. H. Choy) 1 (in.) V3 Messrs. Texter and Abraham's

The Braleyen (16) Rin.)

(Yu Shun-wa)

K Mr. Weken's Little Beauty (157

Jan.)

(Chuy Wing-chiut 3) Won by length and half; the same. Time: 2,472 mias. Pari-mutuel: Win 57.50; Places $1.68; 8.20; $3,60,

2. Kinngi

Handleup,--Winner

$500, Second $250. Third $150, For China Pentes "C" Class. One amd o quarter miles.

101 Mr. Lan's Jungle Jim (164)

Haw.)

(Liang)

107 Mr. Tally Ho's Valoris (158 (Heard)

.

די

$1,210,40

174.20

7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Qunta- tinna, London and New York and Com modity Quotations,

7.08-7.18 p.m. The Virtuoso String Quartet.

1. Gavotte ("Mignon") (Thomas). Molly on the Shore (Grainger). 3. Tambourin. (arr. Sharpe), 7.18-43

cle Scenes D.M.

Ballet, Op. 52 (Glazounow). 348.40

New Symphony Orchestra con- ducted by Eugene Goossen. H. Scherzino: 1. Preamble: 4.

Marionettes; 6. Danae Polonaire;

7. Valse; 3. Mazurka; 5. Orientale;

from

Race 5.

No.

20

169 1807

Unplaced postles ($50 each); No. 1190, 2272, 2400, 1019, 1759,

Race 0.

No. 1777

$205 1671

$1,368.20 387,20 103.60

Vocal Gems

Pas d'action.

7.43-8 pm.

"Balint the Savoy,"

Unplaced ponies ($50 enel): Nos. Musical Comedy. 2068, 32M.

Rare 7.

$1,320.20

377,20

No. 1802

1313

188.60 Unplaced ponies ($60 enchi: Nor 1865, 2004, 780, 1728, 1081.

Raer 8.

1

No. 2762

14

1338 110

$1,623.20 435.90 $217,60

Unplaced pentes ($50 each: Nos 3:2400, 2008, 1627, 1688.

100 Mr. 11. Y. Linng's Wonderful [Dritz) Stag #117 r.) Won by length and half; one lenght. Time: 2.381/5 mins. Partnutuel: Win $11.10; Places $0.00; $7.29; $4.30.

"The Hangkong Singers" inclario Congratulations on his betrothal some of the best-known singers of were extended to the Duke in an the Colmy, Mesdames Snowdon- address of welcome, and, in his Jones. Bowes-Smith, Anderson reply, after suitably acknowledge { Miflar, K. Valentine, D. J. Valentine, ing the expression of good wlahes. Lekhart and Hamper comprise the the Duke referred to the fact that Ladles volees, while the males are the

Chamber. London

which represented by Mesars, Annies, sprang from a very modest, begin-

Kerr, Griggs, Luaril. ning, had risen with remarkable Barrow, King, Sanders, Heywashing Pantes. Five furlungs.

110 Mrs. Paive's Treuthridge (163 rupidity into ita present praznine and Peckham.

(Heard), ent position.

110 Mr. L. Dabar'- Dana Bay

(158 ix. 3

(Proulx)

Ita Corneil, in which 47 wüiliated Associations

represented. spenka for 60,000 firms and com panies and is the largest Chamber of Commerce in any capital rify in the world.

Dortner,

The first half of the programme (consists of a number of Madrigale of the sixteenth and seventeenth renturies, The Kuglish madrigals. of that period constitute our finest School of national composition, but their popularity waned during the The Duke expressed the hops seventeenth century and remained that the completion of its new partiend oblivion for a long headquarters would mark #4 fur-time. The tradition of madrigal ther advance along the path lusting was, however, kept alive by of macful gubite services. British | a few enthuslaste and in the nine Wiarters,

teenth century there WAS A PIEL – siderable revival of interest. A present [lit Madrigal enjoys mense of poperarity in England such as it has not known for 200 years. The composers represented ! on (helober 26 are Morley, Dowland, Farmer, Bateson und Gibbons,

EXTRADITION ORDERED

HAUPTMANN SENT TO NEW JERSEY

The second part of the pro- jaamme devoted to that particularly beautiful evel of Songs by Brahms known as the "Liebeslieder” (Songs of Lotel. Every out of the migli itven numbers is in waltz "time: all of them are short, only three ex Albany, Oct. 14. voeding. Two pages in length,

An interesting Governor Lehman of New York

feature of this State has ordered the extradition | work is that the accompaniment is of Richard Hauptmana, charged arranged as piano duet, and at with the kidnapping and murder of the Helen May convert the accum- The Lindbergh baby by the State panists will be Mrs. Griggs and Col, of New Jersey.

Kuhne, 1.8.0,

Hauptmann will leave for New

During the contengt, Col, Kuhne. Jersey at once and the trial will | no, will play send pinze soles, commkuce very shortly. Rester.

AIR RACE TO AUSTRALIA

POSSIBLY ONLY 26

BOY KING GUARDED

3.-Duble Tenth Plate Winner For $750. Second $300, Third 3200.

i

112 Mr. A. M. 1. Soares' Sadko (Capian) (161)

DAILY DOUBLE.

Light Opera Company. Musical Comedy Marches-Medley,

Light Opera Company, p.m. Len Time and Weather Report.

8.03.10.30

Concert,

Chinese Stadio p.m.

Reuter Press Bulletins, London p.m. Stock and Commodity rashifa',

9.30 p.

19.35 p.. Close Down.

Z.E.K. PROGRAMME.

8.30.10

p.m.

In the Kwangtong Handicap

European Recorded a fee. Race which with the Human Handi-Programme from Z.E.K. un jeap formed the daily double event,quency of 440 kitneycles,

betting tickets were bought as fol- Mikado" (Gillbert and Sullivan) by

8.30-850 p.m. Excerpts from The lown:

the Calumbin Light Opern Company, Kwangtung Handicap!--Han (a) Chorus of Men- if you want t 1ing (4), Boxing. Eve (122), Bur- know who we are;

gomaster (63), (hivalrous (11). (b) Chorus of Girls, Comes & Train Ebony Idol (9), Helter Skelter of Little Ladies;

a (0), Hey Tor (33), Hot Heels (1), (e) Song A Wandering Minstrel 1.

Kings Parade (491), National Day!

Won by four length; three length

! (70), No Fear (26). Racing Time: 1.10.3:5 m. (Record), Park-mustel: 15'Ita $4.20 Places Triumph (127), Shaughraun (4),

Vago 15. Warrington (30). Totaltet

$2.10; $2.10.

(Deitz) 122 Messrs. Bellamy and Gordon's

King's Parade (11 Pa.)

Dan Jones (Tenor). Song--Behold the Lord figh Executioner,

Appleton Moure (Baritone). Tri-Three Little Maids from School are we,

Allee Lilley, Joan Cross and Nellie Walker.

Kwangtung Handicap,Winner 129, st60, Szennel $22h, Thind $125, Por Hanan Handicap. - Electric Star Ciana Ponies, "12" Chase, Que mulie., 17), Gladiator (), Kings Fancy 123 Dr. S. N. Chau's National Day

(1), Lemberg 1-), Soldier of Bri- | (1) Durt ----Were you not to Kak tain (60). Total, 68.

Plighted?

Alice Lilley and Dan Jones. (g) Trio. FP so Proud.

Applrison Moore, Randal Jackson, Robert Carr. 4,50-9.03 p.m. Summer Days Suite (Erte Contes),.

}

(Heard)

(Charles)

115 M. Eve's Boxing Eve (161 Wen by a neck; two lengths, Time 2 puna. 9 sees,

A dividend of $30.30 was paid.

PONIES CLASSIFIED

Pari-mutuel: WS: Places Promotions For St. Joan

$2,60; $2.50; $3.20.

3. Kwangsi Handbeap. Winner $500. Second $275, Third $135. For China Powder, 1 Class One and! a quarter miles.

120 Mesara Machiv and Grayburn's Brechin (163 lbs.) (P I'

fotelbo)

155 Mr. Ll Shou-gang's Soldier of

China (156 114.)

(Deitz)

2

'1

And Cavalcade

I

P

Changes in pony classifications announced by the Hongkong Jockey Club as follows:

Australian ponies, St. Joan ta "Ą flnas.

Thina ponies-Prae of Tsingtao to Class, Cavalcade in Class, Racing Phuck 14,

C: Mr. Jan's Bright View (153

(Ling) Chief Seattle to D Class, Henit's Won by two length; length" and | Glory to D Class, Hot Sup to 1 Class, Partnership to D Class, Racing Pride hate.

The: 2 mins. 39175 sees,

to D Class, Royal Flush to D Class. Pari-mutuel: Win 88330; Places To Tak to D Class, Tummet ta D Class, Vigilates to D Class, West $240: $2,40; $230.

6-Human Handicap-Wire $451, ; Parade to D Class, William Osler to Second S225. Third $123. For China, Class, Stickymst to D Class, De

Class. Little Ponies, Griffins of this Sensio, that lightful Chance to 1) have won $1,750 te more in Stakes Beauty to 'Inss. One mile.

11 Mr. Li Shiu-pang's Soldier of

Britain 418 bx3

(Ieltz) 1 158 Mr, Hem's Gindiater (163 The

Charts

Altenk Handicap-Winner | Milan.

to meal wis grandmother, Queen 5500. Scend S Third $200. For Buenos Aires. Of the original 6f entries for] Mark of Romania, w "E' whom Australian Ponies, "B" Class. Wing Shanghai. the Engiand-Australia air næve, it he travellek ne altermart

, is

New Queen's Hall Light Orchestra conducted by Eric Coates.

In a Country Lane.

On the Elge of the Lake.

3. At Dance,

9.03-9,30 p.m. Variety,

Song --Love for Sale"The Vagabond

King".

Norah Blancy (Soprano). Chen Piano Sulos-By Mayerla

Selection.

Billy Mayer!. Song--One Morning in May.

Derickson and Brown.

Yuent--Shuffle off Lo Buffalo. Veral--You're Getting to be abl

with me.

The Four Musketeers. Organi Solos--Broadway Thru' a Key-

hole-Selection. Organ Sulos--Take a Chance--Selec,

tion.

Terunce Casey, 9.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins. London 1 p.n. Stark and Conumodity Quotations.

9.35.10 p.m. Band Music, 71132Marche Slay (Tschaikowsky),

The Regimental Band of H, M. Grenadier Guards. Zampa-Overture (Herald, arr. God-

frey).

The Hand of H. M. Coldstream Guards.

آدگر

nd Poet and Peasant--Overture (Suppe.

arr. Retford).

EXCHANGE

RATES

*

COMPETITORS

London, Oct. 10.

Contiured from Page 13

tion of his father, léi Ins pr paratody schond in Cobham, Gorey, for London this morning

Pari-mutuel;

$2.50; 84.90.

T-Katoomba

157 Kong Br. -* Electple Stær (161)

Paris. ils.)

(Butler)

Gemva Wost by three length; four Fugth, Berlin. Tuner 2 mins, 23/5 Sees,

Helsingfors. Win $2.60; Places Osiu.:

Oct. 8. 71.1.22

14.9 12.8

2261 19,900. .610

Ort. 10.

14.969

12.14 22014

191,014

57

11+59 -1.1

Holiday

1990

.7.220

264

716.13 14

147

490

35

.1/7 .20.91

190391% 9440

Holiday 40.890 19.391

22.40

110%

110%

1/6.1/16 172,173

41

211

147 Me«, ti, 4, Lewis St. Joan 1165

113 Dr. S. N. Chan's Empire Day

(130 Bes)

three lengths:

tners at this Meeting barred. One ntd New York now regarded as improbable train for Paris to inin his mucher, je quarter miles,

Amsterdam Vienn that more than 27 competitors will | Queen Marle of Yugo-Sluvia.

(Pronix) 1 Prague. start.

|_ The Mereaved, Queen arrivest at

Bucharest The Royal Aero Club, Whecare Marseilla sarly this mornng

(Beltz) Muelvick. 11 Kong Bros Polter Star (152) organising the race, are however, was conducted to the prefectars

Hongkong.. still without definite informationi ve, where, the body of her husband lay

11.)

Brussels.. (Butler) Wea garding several of the entrants, overed with the Yuro Stavio tax.

three Stockholm, Thi

Copenlatgen ing Her Majesty was beneths. Only 14 acial exscellations have

Paris by Monsieur.

Likban. Time: 2234 mins, been received, but informationeerted to

Pari-mutuel; Win $4.10; Places Battuty from other sources indientes that Tardieu and other onembers of the

- Yers TL. French Government 1 at least 20 others will not start.

receive $2.50; 35.50; $3,70.

8. --Fukien Hamliráp—Winner $tõl, į Rio England will be represented by King Peter,

Second $225, Third $125. For China Monteviden "The body of King Alexander Ponies, Subscription Griffins of this Helgraute several nachines, of which three

Yugo-Slavia | Club of this Season that have won at Montreal, are De Havilland Comets, one of was placed on the

Dubrovnik which this date of entry, $1,500 ar

inSilver (Sput). them being piloted by Mr. and destroyer

Silver (forward). 23 afternoon feit Marseilles, escorted | Stakes. Une" and a quarter, miles. Mrs. Mollison.--British Wireless,

by French warships, for Yugo- | 150 358. Leong Kwak-cheong's

Way Loin... Cavalcado Ciuh lbs.) (Doitz) Stavia,

451 Mr. Ho Kom-tong's Classic. Holl

(165 x.)

(Heard) 2 154 Mr. Wong Ping-chan's Sura bande (155 163.)

(Ip) 3 Won by three quarter longth; half]

Time: 2 mins, 444/5 sees. Pari-mutuel: Win $12.80; Places

$2.00; $3.50.

ANGLO-POLISH TRADE

RESUMPTION OF DISCUSSIONS

London, Oct. 10. Trade negotiations between Poland and the United Kingdom were resumed to-day at the Board

MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY. Among many culiers at the Ritz Hotel this morning to express sympathy with Queen Marie - of Roumanta were the Duke of Kent und Duke of Connaught.

A personal message of sympathy |sa: has been sent to the widowed Queen Marie by the Prince of Wales.

The following telegram been addressed to the Yugo-Slavia Minister for Foreign Affairs:

g

pare

THE CASH SWEEPS.

bas

Race 1.

No. 950 531 1722

$696.80 198.80 09.40

1

Unplaced ponies ($50 each): Nos.

of Trade, when Colonel Colville His Majesty's Government in the received the Polish delegation | United Kingdom has received with under the leadership of Monsieur consternation news of the assassin- 1964, 223, 606, 736, 904, 1087, Sokolowski.

ation

of His Majesty the King of 385, 99

A general survey, was made of Yugo-Slavia and desire to expresa the various subjects covered by their abhorrence of this erling and the negotiations, and arrange their deep sympathy with the ments were made for a resumption | Government and people of Yugo- of the discussions.--British Wire-Stavia their great national-logs." test.

--British Wireleas.

Race 2.

No. 1180

$737.80

"

1451

911

* R****

.223

The Band of 11. M. Coldstream Gaurds, Close Down.

10 p..

490 | DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES.

Radio Play of South Africa On All Transmissions.

Daventry prostemmes will be brundenat to-

4/6.1/16 Mecht an follows

TRANSMISSION 2.

1/21/16

Two of the fallowing freaveneles and way 44 lengths will be med almultaneously, but the 89.15/10 wavelengths may be changed in the course of 215 cl day's tamilane, Aunouncements

will be made at frequent intervals:

១១. 21.470 k.. E3.07

Call 91en

4.801

23 23.7/16 165% -British Wirolear.

090

105

GSF

CSE

GAD

7 pm

LADY TEACHER DROWNED

KOWLOON TONG POOL

TRAGEDY···

Whilst bathing in a pool nt: Kowloon Tong at 6 p.m. yesterday, Miss Lo Pul-yuen, a school teacher, of 12 Wyndham Street, was eldentally drowned.

The body was later removed to the Kowloon Mortuary. No detalls of the mishap have yel been made public

210.80 106,40 Unplaced penics (850 each); Nos. 83, 056,206, 1114, 1640 1872, 1471; 1701, 1136, 186, 1030, 1994, 1801.. at 3 p.m. on Friday.

The Empress of Japan arrived at Vancouver on the 9th Inst. at 6 p.m.

The Empress of Canada is due herdi

Frequency

Wavelength

metred

matrem

17,700 k.c 10.54 15,140 4.0. 19.82 metres 11.8CE

25.8 metres

11,760 ke. 6.63 metres Time Signal from Big Ben, The Pump Room Orelsestra, conduried by Edward Duan, pelayed from the Punty Room, -Bath,

1,30 p.m. flatte Klip,

radio play of Bouth Africa by Philip Wadai

produced by WBlam Muckerge (Time Slens! from Greenwich at 12.0 nou). 8.20 pm. The Hatland Square and New Victoria Orelentra, directed, by Netman Austin, velayed from the New Vietaria Cinema, Fálobareḥ, A recital of gramophone recorits

by Christopher Stone.· 8.45 p.m. Nawa

9 m.

TRAN

Two of the fatiowing frequencier and ware- tenka will he used simultaneously, bot the wavelengths may be changed in the coNTEL wit be made at frequent intervaler

Ansouncemente of each dayʻa Urutraminone,

Call Figa Frequency Wavelength

17,190

16.10 metres 16.145 k.c. 10,82 metres 25,20 metres 23.6 metres 11.30 metres 31.66 meirem

650

OST

C8K

21,385 k..

GND

11,300 k.c.

ase

0.585 k..

GSD

GRA

0.610

6.850 k..

49.59

metres

19.15 p.m. Time Bignal from kig len. Tha 1.2. Dance Orchestra, directe! by Henry Hall.

10,45 pm. A recital for two planoforten

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produced by. William HaeLary, 11.45 pm. Time Bignal from Greenwich

A light orchestral concert. 1. Hæbt programoise, 13.45, .m. An organ recital

Stephenson, relayed

Cathedral, Caventry, News Buletin.

1.15-1.45 am. The Victor Olaf Sextet. TRANAMIBBION 4

Two of the following fregnanclas and war lengths will be need simultaneously, but the wavelengths may be changed in the couros al tranamalana. Annesseen an im by Alan each sy's

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