1936-08-05 — Page 19

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1936.

CAN LOCAL CHARITIES BE CO-ORDINATED?

How Newspapers' Voluntary Collection Scheme Has Worked

THEATRE CABARET

A. Grulici.. one of the clever per farmers to the Vienna Caburel

opening at the King's Theatre -day,

$100 FINE ON

PRINTER

INDECENT BOOKS

ISSUED

Lo Ching-cheang, a printes, rondin

FALSE PRETENCES CHARGE

ATTEMPT TO CASH CHEQUE

Change with having attempted to

at No. 28 Abestien Street, gun obtain 500 from the Hongkong and Bour, was summoned before 3. W. Shanghe Bark false pretences. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy| Yan, unemployed, was re-

this morning for having been for a day by Mr. S. F, Bal- April 14, 1981, and dene 4, 19th, at No. 6 Shing Hing Street, on are at the Central Magistracy to- Alardeen Street, ground floor.

priated!

four thousand euples of "The Study o

S

The police alleged

that to had

and fore theusand copies of The found a cheque which I attempted Guide to Coureption", and having to cash. falled to have printed on the broke the i

Mr. P. D. M. Munro, bank assist-

me and full address of the printres ast, said the cheque was presrated

book

for payment at 9.45 yesterday. The

* policy were mottled immediately.

of the

Defendant admitted the cana - Detective-Sergeant G. Carruthers, roseculing, said the case was bought as a result of an anonymous Belter! that defendant and everal others. were printing indecent literature.

Defendant was fined £100, and given oie week in which to pay the re

Four cases of Typhoid nad one pase of Puerperal fever were reported to the local Health authorities during

The three days ended August 3.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

AS THE SUN BREAKS THROUGH THE DARKEST CLOUDS, NO HONOUR PEERETH IN THE MEANEST HARIT—Shakespeare

21 FUNDS

RECEIVE $4,845

ORRESPONDENTS arc

Co

urging that there is need in Hongkong for a Centrai Charity Clearing Office in order to prevent overlapping of charitable appeals.and dis- tributions.

Would such a system be ¡successful in this Colony?

The question seems to be an- swered aflirmatively by the success that, has attended the voluntary collection system oper- ated by the "South Chirin Morning Post" and "Hongkong Telegraph", whereby those twn newspapers jointly accept and) acknowledge donations and dis- tribute them to the charities named.

During the period December 18, 1935 to August 3 this year, a total of $4.845.69 was forwarded to the "Central Clearing Office" operats ed by the two newspapers. This į amount was received for distribu-i

GAS MASKS

FOR HORSES

Every living thing likely to come into must be protected against gas, Aus- 'contret with warfare "the next time" tria has devised this gas-musk for its cavalry horses,

tion to twenty-one local institu Weather

Jons.

The system is under the direct control of the General Manager of the South China Morning Post, Ltd., who receives all montes, ac- knowledges receipt in the news- papers concerned and hands over the contributions to the institu tious named by the donors,

During the above-mentioned

Guide For

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RADIO BROADCAST

Popular Melodies by "The

Three Blind Mice"

AN AVIATION TALK From Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 356 metres (845 kilocycles):

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme.

p.m. The Philadelphia Sym- phony Orchestra.

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (Liszt): Carmen-Prelude to Act 1 (Bizet); Prelude Apres-Mid D'un Faune (Debussy); Danse Macere (Danes of Death) (Saint-Sauns, Op. 40).

7.30

30 p.m. Songs by Peter Daw- son (Bass-Baritone).

1 Bo (Andrews); ("Songs of the Sea") (Stanford): 3. Our River Thames lennessy); 4. Young Briton's Heritage (Hennessy),

7.43

The J, HI, Squire

heard the Great Sea Calling Devon 0 Devon

Celeste Octet.

In G (Batiste); Andantino (Song of the Sou) (Lemare); Good Company Medley (arr. Willoughby).

8 p.m.

Time.

Weather Report and

wy z from "Mignon" (Thomas);

จ

[amouncements,

8.03 p.m. From the Studio. "Popular Melodies

Programme.

The Three Blind Micesterday by 1. Everything is Okey Dokey; 2. When Irish Eyes ar Smiling: A Little White Gardenlu; a Impro visation; Everything goes with love; Itestleri 4. My Song without a name; Whe

I'll see you again; Japanese Sandman; 6. Lost; 7. No- body's Sweetheart."

8.35 p..

diuus

The London Palla-

Orchestra.

Down (Matt); Sunset (Moti): Selection of

Gema (art. Forbes); Len Sylphides (arr. Lotter); Moon time Collins); OM Vienna Moon (arr. Carlow); Live, Laugh and Love (arr. Herbert).

9 p.nl. Daventry News Bulletin

period, Funds collectest Air Lines Helped right by Renter) and amounce-

newspapers, and distributed 011 beball of the donors. were itemised as follows:

Benevolent Society Protection of Children Lepers' Christmas Fund Street SleeperA

St. John Ambulance .... Society St. Vincent de Paul Salvation Army

Little Sisters of the Pear St. Franels Home for Street

Sleepers

Hungry Hables' Funti

St. John's Cathedral Fund M.C.L. S.P.C.A.

Mission to Seamen Tung Wall Hospital Blind Girls' Fund-

Children's Playground

Fund

Busy Bees' Society

St. John's Organ Fund .. Chinese Seamen's Mission Wesleyan. Soldiersand.

Sailors' Home

Total

.

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LL planes travelling between Hongkong and other parts of $1.806.05

973,40 the world are now being given a 590.00 comprehensive survey of the kind 499.11 of weather they will encounter on 437.00 the route.

$8.00 87.00)

The Hongkong Meteorological $4.00 authorities now provide a free ser- vice for Imperial Airways and any 70,00 56.00 private machines arriving at or 16.00 | departing from the Colony,

The effect of this advice was manifest yesterday, when the 13.00 Dorado put back to Tonrane after 11.00 receiving adverse weather reports

from Hongkong.

25.00 15.00 15.00

10.00 10.00

2.00

ments.

9.20 p.m. From the Studio.

A Recital by Molly Portallion (Con- tralto) accompanied by Clare Shand,

L.R.A.3.

Programme,

1. (a) To a Wild Rose.....Mue Howell: (b) 0 Flower Divine..... Haydn Wood; (e) Early in the Morning.... Montara Phillips; 2. (a) Only a Rosa ("Vagabond King").. Friml; (4) Alice Blue Gown ("Irene). .Tierney.

9.25 fm. "Engen Onegin"--Waltz (Tschaikovsky).

9.40 p.m. From the Studio. Empire Air Mail by a Commander Talk: Aviation No. 3-"Flying the in Air Liner.

of nin

by the B.B.C. Dance Orchestra.

10 p.m. Big Ben: Dance Music

11 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES Special programmes for Far listeners will be broadcast from Zecrea sa tuliowa

pan

DIR

IN

OJB

Scruti

.19.74_m_25,300_ke_1.30-3.

Класта

19.74 m 15,200 ke 4.45-8.15 p.m. 9.310 ke 4.15-8.13 p.m.

31.42 m

The pilot in given a weather chart showing the direction of the wind, velocity and rainfall in Hongkong and vicinity, and radio 2,00 messages are flashed to radio- equipped iplanes from Kaitak Air- $1,845.63 port.

This free weather service for (15.74 metres) and DJN (31.46 metres). commercial aircraft is compiled by the Meteorologieal Superintendent, Mr. C. W. Jeffries.

Seme interesting information regarding these collections was supplied by the General Manager of the South China Morning Post Ltd. in an interview with St Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours "Telegraph" porter this morn- ending at 10 am. to-day totalled 0.06-ing.

NOTES OF THE DAY inch. The total since January I f 48.02 inch, nguinst an average of "While the total r mount

(Continued from Page 6.) 55.63 inches.

ceived during the period in ques-at least in the Soviet view. A

re-

19.74m 15.290 ke 7p.m.-12-10 am-

SOUTH ASIA ZONE

Axia Zane brondrant from * DJD

1 p.m. German Falk Kong. J.10 p.m. Concert of Light Male.

p.m. Reports from the Olymple Games, 2.20 p.m. Concert of Light Music. 2.53 p.m. Greetings to our Listeners. 3 .. News and Economic Review. 3.15 m. The Kaleidoscope et Opera. 4.30 pm. Woman's Consoitation. Hour, 4.45 p.m. Topical Talk.

5 p.12. Neparts from the Olymple Games. 5.10 p.m. News and Economie Review in

English, 5.45 p.m. Folk Music.

EAST ASIA ZONE Enat Asia Zone broadcast Virough DJQ on

How at 2 p..

.5 p.m. German Folk Hang. 7. p.m.

A p.m. H.13 p.m. Greetings to our Listeners In

Indis.

Concert of Light Masle: In the Interval,

News In German.

For keeping a brothel at the first for of 95 Parkes Street, Chun Lel, 41. unemployed, was brought b fore Knocked down by a tram in Destion seems somewhat smaller than Red revolution is a splendid thing 15.68 metres (15.280 k.e.) 1.30-3 pm. Concert Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Youx Road Central yesterday, Chan usual, there appears to be an in- in the eyes of a Red, no doubt, Magistracy this morning and was Wen-sze, 84, of High Street, was creasing tendency for contributors and a revolt of the other extreme fined $75, in default, six weeks inmitted to the Government Civil to Charity to forward their dona- is a horror. But the view of the gol. The brothel was raided on Hospital in a serious condition. Hletions through a central clearing humble, middle man in politics is complaint yesterday afternoon.

that revolution of any shade, red, black or white, is equally horrible, and those whose lives are not In volved in it should keep their fingers out of it.

|rce:ived severe scalp wounds.

ollice such as the voluntary 878- tem established by the South Shigeyestri Yamakachi, 32, Japanese China Morning Post and Hong A remand for 48 hours was granted merchant, was cautioned by Mr. S. F.kong Telegraph," he said. by Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Central Balfour at the Central Magistracy to i Magistracy to-day when Lau Ming-day when he was charged with # MEMORIAL DONATIONS chan was charged with having at breach of the Allens Registration! tempted to bribe a public servant. Ordinance. Yamakachi said he had

"There is also an increasing An application by Det. Sgt. Guild notified his change of business address tendency to forward donations in for the confiscation of four indecent to the Supreme Court and thought memory of people. For instance, books found on Lau was also held over that was suflicient.

during the period under review, 1 for two days,

received $1.808.95 on behalf of th For having in his possession six Hongkong A. flannel dance will be held, by packets of duliable tobacco,

Benevolent Society. Lam Of this total, $1,780.95 was for the local section of the Health, Kart, 28, unemployed, of 8 Upper Strength, Sports and Athletic Club Lascar Row, was fined $15, or free warded in memory of people who at the Hotel Cecil on Saturday from weeks, by Mr. W. Schofield at the had died. 0 p.m. to 12.45 a.m. Members and Central Magistracy. this morning. their friends are welcome at. usuni Lam was arrested in Wing Lok Street admission charges. By kind permis-near Bonham Strand by Nizan Din ston of Lieut. Col. R. M. Rodwell L.S.B, 330, who said he saw him and Officers the Dance Orchestra of carrying, a parcel, which, on beint the 1st. Bn. Royal Ulster Hilles will opened, was found to contain the play.

tobacco.

also fined $5,

tvas lined $5.

Lam

Germany, France

We do not believe that Italy, European Power is anxious to he

or any

other come involvert in the Spanish civil war, no matter how their sympathy may be aroused. For such is the bitterness in Europe to-day that would take very little to align uld enemies under a new banner defend some political "ism". against a supposed common foe. money would have been spent on | Perhaps this is a step towards that wreaths, Now it

to much-desired internationalism; of Charity."

which we have heard, but it is an unsteady one, at best.

"Formerly,

most

of

goes

to

this

"Despite the fact that one cor

of

More than an average number of Hongkong people are charitably Stated by Mr. Green, Superinten-W. Schofield, at the Central Magishia belief in response to a ques- Sleepers' Society and St. John's A fine of $60 was inposed by Mr. Inclined, the speaker expressed us dent of the Botanical and Forestry tracy this morning, on Leung Shui- tion.

Protection of Children.. Street Department, to be a regular herb pulvin, 167 Queen's Road Central, sum- ler, Lo Sum, 37, was charged at themed on six counts of having failed

Anbulanec each receive one Central Magistracy to-day with hay

the notes. There was no che to Ing in his possession 85 cattics of wild stump receipts between February respondent reported that his plan the identity of the donor. Plants that might reasonably be sus-Street, summoned for havng failed to his salary to charity had failed. Reasonal charities. For instance, and Mny. Au Tat-mee, 46 Cochrane to forward a monthly allotment of

Some of the donations are for pected of being stolen. Sub-Inspec-have sufficient stanipa on for McEwen said that Lo, who was for $36.11,

a receipt have on my books the names of the $499.34 received on behalf of arrested In New Aberdeen Road, had Tieun. 134 Bonham Strand East. several denors who make regular the Street Sleepors' Society would done a great deal of damage. Le summoned for a similar offence in monthly contributions," he said. was bound over on entering into respect of a receipt for $102.02, was

all be contributed in the first three $25 bond.

or four months under review, St. John's Cathedral Fund and St. John's Organ Fund are non- An assault case was brought before The following fortheeming wed-

charitable appeals which do not Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon dings are announced: Mr. Antoine regular contributors, maintain a Magistracy this

morning, in which Jules Joseph Moreau, inspector, Com-strlet anonymity, the speaker add- Cheng Lam, 32, licensed hawker, was pagni Colonialo des Tabars, Hanoi, ed.

The Lepera' Christmas Fund, charged with having assaulted Yiu and Miss Wilfred Mary

which amounted to $500 lust year, Nam, 59 another hawker, after a Elcenter Hotel, San Francised: Mr.

Dempsey,

is a special appeal made by the quarrel in their unnumbered hut in Frank Mawer, Hongkong Police tion, received during the period during the

One such anonymous contribu- "South Sha Po village on the night of

August

Force

China Morning Post" Miss Edith Inspector Portallion asked for a Birkinshaw of 6-Lock Road, Kow- now $100 banknotes. These were

Hielen under review, consisted of three December each year. During the first four weeks of 48 hour rond of the case, the re-loon: Mr. William Richard Kingdon forwarded in a plain envelope, with has been collected for this fund, quest being granted. His Worship Collings, Assistant

pant five years, a total of $3,832 gave defendant the option of spending Marino Surveyor, and Miss Florence a card bearing the inscription

Government the 48 boura in police custody or pro-Muriel Robsin,typlat, of "From-A-Wandering Scot and which each year provides Christ- mas cheer for the numerous lopers asking that the Society for the at Sheklung...

́ducing:$10-ball."

and

Villas, Kowloon.

of

ANONYMOUS DONORS

Many donors, some of them

recur.

8.30 p.m. parts from the Olympic Games,

p.m. News and Economic Iteview, 9.16 p.m. Famous Mustelanat Prof. Ela

Harich-Schneider will play on the Harprichard.

9.40 p.m. Toptent Talk.

10 p.m. News and Eranomle Review. 10.15 pm Light Music. 11.30 p.m. Reports from the Olymple Games, DAVENTRY

PROGRAMMES

The following wave-lengthe and frequencia

are observed by Daventry,

Frequency

Wavelength

42.59 terren

3.55 metres

63

GRA

6.500 k.c.

G80

9,510 k.e.

GSC

8.5X5 k.. 31.30 metrie

GED

GSE

11,750 kr. 25.03 metro $1,843 k..

25.38 mtren

GSP.

23,140 k.. 19.82 maitre

CSG

CRIT

12,790 kr. 14.84 metres 21.470 k., › 13.97

meiro

GHL

CSJ

16.240 k.c. 19,0% metres 22.540

GAL

4,110

4. 19.80 metrem k.c. 49.10 Teusmission 1

(G.8.D., G.8.1)

metres

1.15 p.m. t Ben. "Ladies Night," "e" "Here's to the Maiden." "Warid Affair."

2.13 p.m. A Recital by Margaret Veld

Hyde (Кодтане) вла Illum Busch (lanoforte).

2.15 p.m. A commentary on the imple Games, from the Olymple Stadium, Berlin.

2.55 p.m. The News and Announcements..

Greenwich Time Hignal at 3 pim.. 2.10 p.m. An eze-witness account of the

Olympic Games, from Burliss.

Transmission 2

(0.8.0., 0.631)

p.m. B Ben. Quentin Maclean. 7.15 p. World Affairs."

7.30 p.m. Landon Fle." Book, Lyric

and musle by Harry Howard. p.m. The 1.1.C. Empire Orchestra, Greenwich Time Blenol at 6 pm D.EL. The News and Announcements. 0:38 p.m. "Down to the Bes in Bhips.

Transmission 3

(G.S.JL, 0.8.1.)

10 p.m. ile on A Recital' by Veronka Manefeld (Australian Meso- Haprana).

10.15 p.m. The

Orchestra

Tournament Municipal

3'

1 p.m. tie Proposal,” A Jet in one

art. by Anton Tebehov. Produ

tion by Wu MacExtE. - 11.25 .. The Mucle of Brahma, A Recital by Naner Welr (Australian Fiznlat).

11.40 p.m. "A"Remais Camer, of the

Empire: the Cayman

anda, by

A. W. Cardinal), 11.55 V. The News and Announcements. Greanelch Time Hignal at 13 .. 12.30 am. The fi.U.C. Danca. Orchistes

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