1935-08-07 — Page 18

Buck Brings

New Drama

Of Jungles

VICEROY OF INDIA SELECTED

TELLS OF THRILLING WILL SUCCEED LORD

EXPERIENCES

COOL HEAD

·NEEDED.

Just back from the jungle and bringing with him 100,000 feet of thrilling Alm, Mr. Frank Buck, of "Bring 'Em Back. Alive" fame, arrived in Hongkong this morning by the P.. and O. Iiner Naldera.

Mr. Buck is en route to America where the film will be completed. It is expected to be released about the end of October and at present the tentative name is "Fang and Claw."

WILLINGDON

MARQUIS OF LINLITHGOW

London, Aug. 6.

The Marquis of Linlithgow is to be appointed the next Viceroy of India, in succession to Lord Willingdon, whose term of office

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U S. Subsidies NO. RANSOM

For Exports

COTTON NOW

EXEMPTED

OIL CONTROL SYSTEM

Washington, Aug. 6. Congressional conferees have reached an agreement on the A‚‚^ Amendment, Bill, which will now be returned to both Houses for ratification.

The conferees retained the pro-

DELIVERED TO BANDITS

BRITISH JOURNALIST NOT YET FREED

JAPANESE TO TAKE STEPS

RADIO BROADCAST

Vocal Recital From

The Studio

THE STORY OF FASHION

From ZBW on a wavelength of 055 metres (845 kilogyelos) +

4-7 pm. Chinese Programme. 6-8.15 p.m. Childrens' Studio Con 7-11 p.m. European Programme, 7.7.34 p.m. "Le Bourgeois Gentil. homme-Suite for Orchestra (Ri

Strauss. Op. 60), chard ransom,

"Ballroom Memo 7.34-7.45 pm

Pelping, Aug. 7. Dr. Herbert Mueller, who re- turned from Kalgan this evening, declares that the bandits have not collected the $8,000

in due to expire in April next vision permitting the use of 80 which was unaccountably sent torios. From the Studio.

year.

tion.

0

When released, the Japaneão Mr. Jones to Jehol, and then send him to Pelping-Router,

Gareth Jones and Dr.

The Story of Fashion" by Mes T. W. Lewis.

B. p. Local Time and Weather Report

8.03.8.20 p.m. Vocal Gems. WEd Violets (Stols). Ball at the Savoy.

per cent of the Customs receipts Paochang and have taken Mr. The fact that the appointment for subsidising exports of agricul-Gareth Jones, the British has been announced some months tural products, but specifically before Lord Linlithgow takes office exempted raw cotton, owing to journalist, across the border.

Colonel Mateuf, head of the may be interpreted as an Indica- the opposition of the Cotton Bloc,

the Japanese Military Mission in tion of the determination of the The theory is that since Government to press on the in-United States is fixing the cotton Kalgan, informed Dr. Mueller that The most remarkable thing auguration of the new Constitu-price this might be seriously Mr. Jones was across the border,

interfered with by sales at less and they had ways and means of Plano Dueta-A Keyboard Medley.

8.20-9 p.m. Variety, about the latest film made by the

securing his release, which they

Arthur Young and Harry Jacobson, The appointment confirms the than the domestic price. famous animal catcher in that it does not contain the record of a forecasts of political prophet sage to Congross, la asking for within a day or two.

President Roosevelt, in a mes- thought could be accomplished | Song-One Night of Love.

Gracia Fields, single fight, "Bring 'Em Back who generally predicted Lord

Húmorous—The Counell, Schools are Alive" was full of fights between Linlithgow as being

fitting speedy legislation to. creato

good enough for me. animals," said Mr. Buck, "but this choice. It is recalled that his voluntary system of all control,

Norman Long. film has been made interesting, I Chairmanship of the Royal Com-and it is expected, following a

Vocal-Little Mountain Cabin.

The HM Billies. bellove, without showing a single mission on Agriculture in India a White House conference at which fight."

few years ago gives him personal agreement was reached on a com-

Instrumental-Medley of Stephen

Fosters Bongs, The actual "shooting" of the experience of an administrative Promise, the Bill will provide

The Brothers Bertini. months, Mr. Buck leaving Now important in the future in India oil States compact, the formation Paper correspondent, were cap- Vocal-It's Written all over your face. picture has occupied almost seven subject which will be supremely Congressional ratification of the Herbert Mueller, a German news- of an independent Petroleum Ad-tured with their Russian chauffeur

The Boswell Sisters. York on December 7 last year and while by his Chairmanship of ministrative Board, the limitation when they were motoring in Inner Vocal-Hutch Medley

Com-

Leslie Hutchinson. epending some months In India the Joint Parliamentary

mittee on Indian reform, Lord of all Imports, and the making Mongolla. The bandila demanded

ransom and freed Dr. Orchestra-Talking Film Memories, and then going to Mainya.

permanent of the Connally Of $100,000 Linlithgow gained

9-9.15 p.m. A Belay of the Daven- (Copyright by "It is much the same type of

Law barring illegally produced Mueller with instructions to obtain oil in Inter-State commerce. A the money and thus effect Jones' try News Bulletin

Router). picture as those that have gone be

Bill was introduced in the House release. Unless the money was

9.15-9.20 p.m. "My Hero Walts" fore it said the hunter, "but it

to-day to form the basis of Con- forthcoming, they said, JonesChocolate Boldier (Strauss), has different sequences. It will

gressional action along these lines, might be killed.

8.20-9.40 p.m. From the Studio. A Vocal Recital by Miss Elsa Alves certainly interest those who like

-Router.

accompanied by Nura Kanis, animal pictures,"

The months spent in the jungle were "uneventful" according to Mr. Buck. Nothing exciting oc curred. "I caught the biggest tiger I have ever seen; he was over ten feet long, and also four other smaller ones."

PYTHON ATTACKS "BOY" On another occasion Mr. Buck

· was walking, through the jungle with a camera taking a record of the scene since that particular

· spot was particularly interesting. It turned out to be more interest-

ing than expaced, for a python suddenly grabbed the leg of the head boy. The snake threw the boy before Mr. Buck was able to reach it, and then, with the ald of other natives, he finally subdued

It. There was no rope handy and

BO boys wore sent to gather

close

CX-

perience and knowledge of the new Constitution, under which he will be the first Governor-General.

COMPANY DIRECTOR

The new Viceroy, who is the second holder of the title, which was created in 1902, was born in September, 1874, and has been Chairman of the Market Supply Committee since 1933. He is a

Director of the Bank of Scotland, of the Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance Society, of J. and P. Coats, Ltd., of the Scottish Agricultural Industries, Ltd., of the British Assets Trust, Ltd., and of the Second British Assets Trust, Ltd., and President of the Edinburgh and East of Scotland College of Agriculture.

Lord Linlithgow served in the European War, being mentioned

GRAND THEATRE

EQUIPMENT

SOLD BY AUCTION

FOR $3,000

The cinematographic apparatus and other effects, with the exception of the chairs, of the Grand Theatre, Wanchal, formerly owned by the Hongkong Amusements, Ltd., were offered for sale in one lot by public auction at Messrs. Lammert Bros.

in despatches, commanded the this morning. The articles were 1st Lothians and Border Armoured purchased by Mr. T. C. Wong, Car Company from 1920 to 1926, architect, for $3,000.

Mr.

The travellers were taken on July 28, about 80 miles from Kalgan.

PASSENGER NOT ON LIST

BUTTERFIELD AND SWIRE FINED

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2.

4

Programme.

1. The Pipes of Pan ..Monckton.

Ave Maria

Tosti. 3. Villanolle....... Del'Acqun, Homing..... del Riêgo. Una Voca poco fa-"Darbor of

Seville"

Rossini. 9.40-10 p.10. Light Orchestral Music.

Contraste-Potpourri of Famous

Melodies (Robrecht).. Aisha (Lindsay),

Casanova Belection (J. Strauss).

10 p.m. Reuter Press Bullotins, 10.05.11 p.m. Danca Musle.. 11 p.m. "Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

Messrs. Butterfield and Swire were the defendants before Mr. Schofield at the Central Magistracy summons for this morning on failing to furnish a complete mani- fest of passengers aboard the 8.8. This Evening's Broadcast From Taiping.

The German Short-Wavers

Special

for Far

SOUTH ASIA LONE

Bestern

was Civil Lord of the Admiralty It is understood that Mr. Wong-

Mr. F. G. Nigel, for the defence, from 1922 to 1924, Deputy Chair-bought the articles on behalf of a pleaded guilty to a technical offence.ners will be broadcast from Zaesen du man of the Unionist Party Organi-syndicate which will shortly be The list of passengers was furnish follows: rattan in the jungle. The pythonsation from 1924 to 1926 and Pre-formed and which will also take ed by the purser aboard the Tal- was finally carried back to the dent of the Navy League from control of certain other theatres, ping, and the firm had every reason camp captive, nothing more than hands and rattan having been used In the process.

1924 to 1931-Reuter.

including the Grand Theatre.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

All the animals were sont from Malaya by a cargo ship direct to

A GOOD ACTION 18 NEVER LOST; IT News has been received that the Amerien, Mr. Buck coming on the IS A TREASURE LAID UP AND GUARDED Rev. J. D. Maclean has accepted the liner as he wanted to reach

Kowloon Union Church. America as soon as possible. He FOR THE DOER'S NEED-Calderon. call to become the Minister at the will chango to the President

A whist drive and tombola arranged Coolidge when in Japan. Four by the Royal Engineers Old Com- camera-men who came with Mr.rades' Association, will be held in the Buck will continue from Hongkong open-air at Wellington Barracks, on on the Emprese of Canada which Monday, August 12, commencing at sails on Friday. Mr. Buck is ac- 8.80 p.m. companied by his wife.

On board the Naldera are number of cages of birds, mostly Australian, which were sent to Mr. Buck by a friend too late to be put with the other captures. ....

NO "FAKING"

A woman Wai Sap, was fined $60, before alx weeks' Imprisonment, Mr. Macfadyen this morning for hav- ing in her possession 104 po-plu lottery tickets at Hollywood Road near Tung Street. Sergeant Smith prosecuted,

to believe that it was correct,

DJB

DJB

(South Asia Zone, broadcast from: DJB, (18.74 metre) and DIN (81,45 metres):

10.74 m 35,380 ko 1,38-310 4.00-8.15 3.m 10.74 = 10,200 ke DJN 21.45 m. 0549 38 648-813 Pam DJA 10,78 m 18,200 ko 1pm-15.30 am. £45 3.1. DIB, DIN Ausscherment (Germ..

Engl) German Palk Song, Fre gramme Jarnenst (German, Eng- Bab). Fam. Short Masient Froerenme,

A passenger, named Fernandes, was left out of the list. This man was brought down to Hongkong three months previously and the Hongkong Benevolent Soclety paid part of his passage to Australia,-519-Dim. Young Authors?" Wolfram Brocke but on arrival there it was found

malero (1,30 pm Neww In English. that his papers were not in order

$.46 p.m. – Orchestra Bulle by Wolfgang

Fortner, after according to Australian law. He

by Jun Pieter: 'Sweelinck, An unemployed coolic, Chan Ying: was allowed one month within which

1.20 p.m. Topical Talk: Warking for pro- appeared before Mr. Macfadyen

Kres) "The Harnack-House," by Erwin Darth von Webrensly. the Central Magistracy this morning, to make arrangements, but he was

1.66 ».m._ News in GermaY. charged with stealing from Lai Sik- unable to and he was placed back shu on board the Kwong Fuk a leather on the Taiping and brought back to case which contained money to the Hongkong. He was kept under vir. value of $190.00 in Hongkong car-tual arrest while in port, and as he

one given roncy. Defendant

was not considered a passenger, he month's Imprisonment.

was not entered on the list.

Was

at

Mr. Schofield remarked that the "I picked the ore up at Shing Mun

purser should have had more in- washed Valley, where it had been down from the hills by the heavy genuity and put the man under a rains," said Chan Wah, 32. earth special heading.

A fine of $10 was imposed. coolie, when he appeared before Mr. Two coolies, Yu Heng and Tem Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magis There is vory little "faking" in

Detective-Sergeant C. Mottram Mu, appeared before Mr. Macfadyen W any of his pictures, averred Mr. this morning, charged with the theft tracy this morning on a charge of prosecuted for the police. Buck. The animal fights are of a radiator cap from car No. 1630 unlawful possession of a quanlity of staged in so far as the animals are at the Star Ferry. First defendant wolfram ore on bus No. 774 at Nathan driven together at a convenient received three months imprisonment. Road near Prince Edward Road Yes

dis- Was place, but there is no difficulty in while second defendant

Sergeant Cashman pro- making them fight once they are charged. brought together.

The best fight he has ever filmed,

Recuted.

terday. The ore was confiscated and defendant was discharged. Inspector Ellis appeared for the prosecution.

SHANGHAI TAILORS IN FIGHT

USED

For stealing a horn from mutor Chan Yee, 44, married woman, was said Mr. Buck, was that between lorry No. 2848 at Canton Road near sentenced to two months' hard labour the black panther and the python in Bute Street yesterday, Chan Yik- by Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon KNIVES AND SCISSORS

Wild Cargo." On that occasion ping, 32, unemployed, was sentenced Magistracy this morning for steal- the python was located first, black to x weeks' hard labour by Mr. Ing three boxes of singlets from No. panther was then found about four Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magis-330 Shanghai Street, the property of miles away and force of 300 tracy this morning Inspector Portal Live-Sergeant Franklin stated that Shanghat tailors in Leighton Hill native beaters were used to drive the panther" down the track beside to remove the horn from the lorry defendant entered the shop on the Road last night, when, scissors, the python: Just as it was passing and when he saw that he had been pretence of buying something and was etools, knives and other instru-

cep,

and the cameras which had been net up in readiness were able to get a full record of the event..

The actual work of bringing the two animals together took two days but the fight lasted only three

"minutes"

COOL HEAD needed

lorry.

yesterday. Détec-

A fight among a number of

a rattan basket. Defendant had menta were used, resulted in the against her a previous conviction for arrest of four men, Lau Yu-lan, a breach of the Deportation Or-37, Chu Kwanyu, 30, Lau Yu-wan, dinance.

** | 44, and Cheung Nin-kang, 24, who appeared before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Police Court this morning, charged with fighting. They all pleaded guilty.

A sequel to a coolle being bitten by a dog at Shok-O: beach on July 22 was the appearance before Mr.

Five unemployed Chinose, arrested Macfadyen at the Central Magistracy this morning of Mr. E. J. R. Mitchell, as the result of a police raid on the summoned for allowing his dog to go second floor of 88 Mongkok Road, without a muzzle. It was stated in appeared before Mr. Macfadyen at. the Court that the dog bit Chan Bui-wan Central Police Court this morning.

Detective Sergeant. Fitches

as he came out of the water after a charged with the possession of an stated that the first third and is not dangerous,wim. Mr. Mitchell admitted the automatic platol, a revolver, and 15 fourth defendants had a shop at claredar. Buck; "a cool head, summons and was fined $10, Mr. rounds of ammunition without a per- 85. Leighton Hin Road and the

sense

and much care Findsen, of 610. The Peak was also mit from the Inspector General of second defendant had a shop at For a lot more than bravery. summoned for allowing his dog out Police. On the application of Det. No. 67. Last night the fokls from a knowledge of the animals without muzzle on July 26 and was Insp. M. Murphy, the defendants were each shop, staged light. The how they are likely to act in ned 15. Inspector McEwen pro- remanded in police custody for48

bours. The first defendant, Cheung trouble had been brewing for Situation is important. Rooing back to Mr. Buck's private

acutad.

San, 45, admitted he owned the arms some time and the shops had been To Kwal-tong, 23, earth coolle, and and distributed them to the

warned by police against fighting.

665 in New York is a fine selection Your other men were brought betons CHRISThis fight was not the end of it

all types of jungle animals. Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon A fine of $25, in default one month's by any means, he remarked. Already the 19-acre too has ten Magistracy; this morning, charged hard labour, was Imposed upon Blaj All defendants had bandages.

The Magistrate passed sentence tigers, nino. elephants, and 15 to 20 with fighting In Takuling Road, near Cheul, 27, torch ranker, when he ap bythons. This = "stock": sold to Prince Edward Road yesterday. peared before Mr. Wynne-Jonda" at of six-weeks hard labour on each ther xoos as they require. It The fifth defendant alleged that he the Kowloon Magistracy this morning defendant and bound them over Increasing Intereste in Americas a contractor at Kowloon City and on a charge of assaulting Leung Luk, in bonds of $100 to keep the peace had secuted as building.contract which 25, concubine, at No: 181 Nan Chang make Mr. Buck's desire to get no had sub-lst to man named Tang Street yesterday: Defendant All goal for one year. back to the jungle less these days | Tán kou. Thli,man hired, the other that his eldar alster, was stau kit fai

nr. he wil mmence. a carendants to work for him,

nd

wife and complamhat was, the con“,

It they had come to defendant for their cubine Defendant want with hid

direferred them to sister to get some blankets and.

Thoff had employed ding "from complai ibüt

men worn leged that compl

$16 to keep water down-wais

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7 pm. Capeert of Light Muže.

News in Hagler.

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Engl.)

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KAST ASIA ZONE East Asia Zone broadenes through DJQ on 18,63 metron. (18,290 k.e.) 1.86-3 p.m. Concert. newr xt 2 pm

** p.m. DJQ. DJB Announcement (Gata, Engl.) · German Falk Bong, Fro gramma Forsesat (Germ., Engl.) 9.15 p.m. Concert af Light Munte, 9:45. p.m. Nays In English an DJQ and

In Deich an. DJB. 16 p.m. Orchestral Eulis by Wolfgang Fartner uiter smic by Jan Piet Bollistit.

10.45 p.m. Taung Authers; Wolfram Brock-

malar,

11. Max Frokiens Duet for Violin

and Viola.

11.13 p.m. Now In German en DJQ and

DJB.

11,80 p.m. Current Events.

11.85 p.m. Mültury Music. 12.16 m. Nown in English on DJQ and

in Dutch wa DJN. 17.30 v.m. - Close down` DJQ. DJS (Ger..

Engi).

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