1936-04-23 — Page 19

-THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1936.

15 MEN REMAKING

EUROPE

Personalities Of The League Of Nations Council

"JUDGES" OF GERMANY

AND ITALY

The Diplomats Who Decide

The Fate of The World EUROPE'S history may be remade next week

when the Council of the League of Nations meets to consider the position created by Ger many's remilitarisation of the Rhine and Italy's refusal to accept the League terms for a peaceful settlement of the Italo-Ethiopian war.

Personalities composing the Council are here! described by a special correspondent who has attended many of its meetings.

Dominating the Council table

will be I Pierre-Ethienne Flandin, G-ft. tall French Foreign Secretary.

M.

A layer by profession, Flandin is best known, among hils wide circle of English friends- for he frequently comes to Eng- land to shoot- as a keen sports, MAR.

When Finance, Minister he went to Britain once to combine politics. with sport. Arriving at Dover be found he had forgotten to’obtain a permit bo bring in his double-

barrelled sports gun.

EFFICIENCY

He explained that he was the French Phance Minister, but the British Customs official was doubt- Foreign fal and telephoned the

Office.

"He sily's lie's the French Finance Minister," said the Cus- toms official. "Welk" replied the olleid on duty, “if he says he is, you'd better let his gun in."

Rivalling M. Flandin in public interest is M. Maxim Litvinov,

M. Flandin Signor Grandi.

M. Van Zeeland. M. Litvinov.

Signor Grandi, the Halian dele- gute, Jong familar to Londoners!

01 is one

the

during the many years of his Am baseadorship more independent-minded person #lities around Signor Mussolini.

THE PRESIDENT

He is also great connoisseur of the arts,

GIVES AWAY CARICATURES

Mr. Laszlo Schwartz, the eminent Hungarian humorist and cartoonist, who will make his firab appearanco in longkong in the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel on Friday, He will also appear in the Grill Room on Saturday.

Shaw Masters Situation Facing Hollywood Jester

Los Angeles, Apr. 10.

G. Bernard Shaw and Mrs. Shaw arriving on their world tour, sought out a quiet spot in a hotel dining room.

An earnest young man popped up before the surprised Shaw, and snapped:

New Colours For British Submarines

London, Apr. 20.

The British Admiralty, after several years of experimenting has decided to paint its sub- marines in different colours to "match" the seas where they

serve..

RADIO BROADCAST

·Jazz Piano Recital From Studio

2.E.K. PROGRAMME

From Z.B.W. an a wavelength of 36 metres (845 kilocycles):.

5.8 p.m. Hongkong Hotel Dance

Orchestra.

6 pm. Children's Studio Concert. 6.39 p.m.. Danco Music. 7 p.m. A Concert.

Songs-Phyllis has such charming graces (arr. Lane Wilson); Do not go, my love (liagemann) ...Tudor Davies (Tenor); Violin Solos–Kuruka Kuruka (Yamada); Improvisation, on Japanese Tune (Zimbalist) :·

A

Efrem Zimbalist; Songe Twilight (Hamilton); My little nest of heavenly blue (Lehar)....Maria Jeritza; Vio- lin Solos—The Zephyr (Hubay); After Sundown (Scott)....Efrem Zunbalist; Song O Mistress fond and fair-

Casanova" (J. Strauss)....Arthur Fear (Baritone).

7.30 p.m. The' Russian Vago- bonds.

An Old Waltz; A Storm: The Gate, Festival Dance; Sleep my baby: Moscow. -

7.40 p.m. From the Studio.

A Jazz Piano Recital by Sopronio Falics.

Programme. !

1. Melitatlon, Tee Sims; 2. My Buddy, Donaldson; J. Chatter, Lee Sims; 4. In the shade of the old apple tree; Williama.

8 p.m. Time Signal, Weather Re- port, Stock Quotations and Announce- Mr.ments.

9.05 p.m. Chinese Studio Concert. 11 p.m. Close Down. 8.05-10- p.m. European gramme from ZEK. on

Excerpts

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got to get an interview from you."quency of 610 kilocycles.

8.05

*p.m. "I saw all the reporters I'm goingPatiener" (Gilbert and Sullivan). Twenty Love sick Maidens We; Still brooding on their mad infatua tion; I cannot tell what this love may be; In a Doletul Train; Now, is nol this ridiculous; Long years ago.

8.20 p.m. "Ball Vienna" Potpourri (Dostal),

old But that was stuff you gave them-you only repent yourself--"

"What-what, why you-"

"Ive got to get this interview. My paper will fire me if I don't."

you get fired? Now we're about to "What business of nine is it if have lunch"

"Thanks, I'm not hungry." "Nubody asked you to eat."

"What's this about these English The main purpose of the "pro-producers making star raids on our Turkey's representative. 1. Mtective colouring" is to make the Hollywood talent the interviewer Tewfik Arras, better known, be- fore Mustapha Kemal, the Turkish undersea craft invisible to low demanded. "Where'd they

get the sub-money-did the English Government Dictator, changed all Turkish flying airplanes when

subsidize the English studios?" names, ns Tewalk Rushdi Bey, merged.

per-

played a large part in promoting For some time it was the theory "Why do American quitors the Balkan bloc and the closer reef naval experts that grey-green sist in misusing the word subsidize?" lationis between Turkey and would prove the best colour, regard-Mr. Shaw interjected. Rossa. Like M. Litvinov, he is of | less of what sen a submarine might

"What about persecution in Jewish origin..

be cruising in. But the hues of Mexico?" the reporter then asked. Other delegates to the Council the occans vary to auch an extent

"I ditu't know there was any." include M. Van Zeeland, the Bel-that new shades had to be added. gian Foreign Minister, who, as the representative of the country most Affected by the Rhineland coup, is having an important influence upon the decisions of the Locarno Powers; Benor Edwards, the Chi-

keep up with

"You ought 10 British submarines operating

in the Atlantic ocean, for in-current events better than that." Mr.

Shaw dropped his foric, stance, will, temafa grey-green but those stationed in the

"I make current events," he ex- Mediterranean will be royal ploded. "Do you realize I've given blue. Curiously, those in the you the longest interview I've given

the Foreign Minister of France'sean-Ambassador: Senor Ruiz-Red Sea will be painted black. in months? And naturally, you'll g

new

M. ally, Soviet Russia. Litvinov, now one of the most persuasive

of the examples "Geneva atmosphere," was it one

time a picturesque revolutionary living an obscure life in the host

"End of London.

ENGLISH WIFE Round-faced and bespectacled, and invariably wearing a wide- brimmed soft hat, he has the look benign cleric. He speaks

of

Experiments in protective colour.jant nd something to it in your ing were being carried. out when paper. the British submarine M-1 dis-

"Oh, you mean that-that ribber

Guinazo, the permanent Argen- tinian delegate to the League; Dr. Manch, Danish Foreign Minister:

"Ever hear of Vince Barnett?" arist Senor Záldumbide, the appeared in 1925, She was painted asked the young man.

A pale green colour and it was a Foreign Minister of Ecuador.

Last, but not least, Mr. Bruce. trace of this paint, found on the the Australon High Commission- bow of a Scandinavian steamer that insulter? Yes.” er. has brought to the Presidency when she docked in home port of the Council an atmosphere of several weeks afterward that final- Dominion common sense und Talr-i ly established the fate of the M-1 | mindedness,

United Press.

English fluently, it with a marked His Job Was

accent.

He is the only Soviet Commis-

sar with an English wife.

While

in London he married Miss Ivy Low, who is now regarded as "the first lady of Soviet Russia" at all diplomatic entertainmenis .in Moscow.

Restoring History

"Well, mert hlm."

Mr. Shaw held up his hands and laughed heartily. He shook hands with Hollywood's premier jokester.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

REPUTATION IS AN TULE AND MOST FALSE IMROHITION; OFF-GUT WITHOUT

MERIT AND LOST WITHOUT DESERVING,-- Shakespearo.

Ong, enso cacl of Diphtheria und Measles were reported to the locat Health authorities on Tuesday.

Run over by an earth truck at Reclamation, Shatiyuen

Kowloon earth coolie, was sent to the Kwong Wah Hospital.

The last League Council meeting DID IT FOR HALF A Connaught Road Weal, near East-City, Lam Fung, 30, gave to Colonel

Beck, the

Polish Foreign Minister,, a long-

to London.

CENTURY

Knocked down by lorry No. 700 in

ern Street, Lani-Ming-sustained in-- juries and was removed to the Gov- ernment Civil Hospital.

A reminder is given that the mah jong and bridge afternoon at the held to-morrow, commencing at 3 pa. Mrs. Bartholomew has kindly con-

cherished opportunity of coming After 54 years of service Mr. Colonel Beck is the man who, W. J. Clark, foreman of the more than any other, has been re-works at Lincoln's Inn, is retir sponsible for diverting Polishing with a pension of to a weekthed Church, Shamshuipo, will be foreign polley away from Paris and a gratuity of £100. towards Berlin. He is the prin- For centuries it has been the tradi-sented to distribute the prizes.. cipal architect of the Germano-tion of the fan to employ their own Polish Pact.

permanent staff of workmen about

Mr. Clark went to the Inn in 1882 as a la of 16 to work as an "i

M. Titulescu, Rumanian Forclun their buildings. Minister, who also speaks for the Lättle Entente (Rumania, Czecho Slovakia, and Jugo-alvin), has for prover" under, his father, who was

On admitting the theft of a sewing machine belonging to La Kwal-sin, 30, married woman, on Tuesday last, Chan Kam-bing, 20, unemployed, was sentenced to two weeks' hard labour Kowloon Magistracy this morning.

years been one of the most ple.. forenian. He stepped into his father's by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the

turesque League personalities.

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ahocs in 1914..

£25,000 TASK

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"The hot weather is coming on Of M. Titulescu It may be sald

In November, 1928, he was a proud and people are leaving their doors that his facial appearance is Mon- gollan, his clothes,Saville-row, and man, for he had completed the task open," remarked Acting Sub-Inspec-

C. S. Madgwick before of restoring the beautiful, fifteenth tor his mind Parisian.

Schofield at the Central Police Court Spala's delegate is Senor Barcia, century Hall of the Inn,

The restoration cost £25,000 and this morning when Chan Kum, 25, the Foreign Minister But better took five yours. Only hand work, was sherman, witli two previous convie- known to his country is his nssis-used as in the days of the original tons for theft, was sentenced to two tant. Professor Madragaraga, builder's 450 years ago...

months* hard labour for stealing Five banchers sat down with the Inn clothing from 107, Tunglower Road, who, following tu number of years In charge of the League Dis-workmen to supper the might of the ground floor.

opening. Each workman was given

armament Section, wccepted a pro- fessorship at Oxford.

The Bridge and Mah Jonge Drive in aid of the St. John's Cathedral Organ Fund will take place on Mon- day, April 27, at the Hongkong Hotel Roof Garden, at 3 p.m. The price of admission will be $1.50, including tea. Prizes will be given.

Wong Tat, 52, unemployed, туда fined $16, with the alternative of three weeks' hard labour, by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon. Magistracy this morning for having unlawful possession of seven. Azalon plants at No, BA Plantation above Talpo Hoad..

to

8.30 p.m. Band Music.

The Mill on the Rock-Overture (Gounod, arr. Debroy Somers); Car- (arr. Winterbottom); Faust Frolics

men Caprice (Bizet, arr. Debroy Somers); Silver Trumpets-Grant Processional March (Vivani); Parado of the Elephants (Chenette); The Ol Frog Pond (Alford).

9

p.m. Daventry News Bulletin.

9.15 p.m. Dance Music..

Waltz-What a Night.

10 p.m. Big Ben:. Close Down.

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Transmission 1

(0.9.N.. G.8.0)

matres

1.15 p.m. Big Ben. An Organ Recital by

---3. I. Taylor..

1.45 p.m. "Under Big Dan."

2 p.m.

The Composer at the Pianoforie Terbert Hughes. A recita) of Herbert Hughes wong and Arrangements. Greenwich Titel Bigns? at 2.15 pan. 2.23 p.m. Dance Music. 2.55 p.m. $3.15 p.m.

The News and Assnazncements.

Close down.

Transmission 2

(0.8.J., G.S.G.,_ (1.8.D.)

7 p.m.

Bi

Ben. The Composer at the Pianofest-12: Walford Parler.

A recital of Walford Barles

1.25 p.m. "Under Big Ben."

7.40 p.m. The Bath Panip Room Dr.

chestra.

Greenwich Times Signal at 1 9.1. 1.15 p.m. Shakespears Anniversary

Pro

Framme. Shakespearean songs in contrasted zerringw......

9 p.m. The News and Announcements.. P.30 p.m.

Dance Mu-le-

9.30 p.m.

2.10 p.m.

Lealle Barony and Leafle Italmen (The Two Kalies), singing their own compsaltions.

Danes Music,

.5 p.m. Close down.

Transmission 3

(0.9.G., G.B.E.).

10 p.m. Big Ben. The Central Band of

[fy's Royal Air Forre

11 p.m. Talk: "Down to the Sew In Shipm - Communications 2. Port la Port," 1120 p.m. Jack and I Go Up the Rirer." Being No. 4 in the serien of adventurun of Jack and Jill, 11.35 .m. The News and Announcements. 13.45 am. English_Muslei

Greenwich Time Rignal at 12.35.0.0. 1 s.to. Clone down.

Transmission 4

1.15 д.т.

(0.9.L... G.A.D., G.SD., G.S.C., G.S.D.),

Big Ben. A Roeltal of Shaks spearean Songs by Basil Parsone (Baritone). 1.30.m. The LD.C. Empire Orchestra, 1.15 m. The News and Announcements, 25 a.th. Talk: "Foreign A

2.50

? #-

.m. Havy Eagleman's Quintet, with Vernon Adcock (Xylophene and Vibraphone).

Greenwich Time Signal at Beat,

At, George's Day Proges MARIO, The B.B.C. 8Symphony Orchestra Viills Vienne."

Interlude.

4 BAT

4.55.

5. The News and Announcements.. 6.20 a.m. "În seder af Appearance." Greenwich Time Ħignal út á um. -6,20 a.m. Danes-Musle,

6.13

m. Close down.

Li Tai, 73, widow, was sont prison for six months by Mr. Scho- fleld at the Central Police Court this morning for returning from banish- ment. She had already returned Mr. once previously when she received a similar penalty. Inspector Hourihan stated the informer on this occasion was the defendant's own son,

Appearing on four counts in con- nection: with two housebreakings, Ma Ngau, 21, unemployed, pleaded guilty to all of them before, Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magia- tracy this morning. He was charged with (a) attempted housebreaking at 110 Tung Chol Street on April 21; (b) possession of instrument fit for an unlawful purpose, viz, a piece bunch of keys suspected of having Mr. Clark thinks the modern woman ground, Caroline Hill, was sent to into prominence as the chairman would do well to rovive "the velveteen prison for three months. The same been stolen or unlawfully obtained, Antamoks ...;.

28 Nullah of the League Sanctions: Com-rage of the '80's. British manufac sentence was meted out to Chan and (d) breaking into

turers had just introduced coloured Ping. 18, for receiving the property; Road, fat floor, on April 10, and On a similar charge four months' stealing $140 and valuables to the "The Indios looked lovely in their hard labour was imposed on Chan rum of $110, the property of Chan velveteen gowns and bonnets in all the conviction for theft. Det. Sergt. hours remand was requested, and Sia-yau, 20, who had a previous Wal-fe, a married woman. A 48 colours of the rainbow," he said.

| Fitches prosecuted.

granted.

He is amall, dark, vivacious, and very witty..

£5, and Mr. Clark was presented with

18. Lal Hin-fat, A £100 choque,

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