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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

3, 1936.

HONGKONG CORONATION COMMITTEE

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To Be Sent Out Early Invitations

MR. S. F. BALFOUR

APPOINTED

LOCAL SECRETARY

AS exclusively announced in the "Telegraph" on October 20, the composition of the local Committee which will be in charge of arrangements for the celebrations on the occasion of the Coronation of H.M. King Edward VIII, will be practically identical with that of the Silver Jubilee Committee last year.

Mr. S. F. Balfour, of the Central Magistracy, has been appointed Secretary of the new Committee.

It is understood that Mr. Balfour will, within the next day or two, issue invitations to the gentlemen whis served on the Silver Jubilee to serve on the Coronation Committee.

Alterations will be made in. the composition of the fourtCon Coronation sub-Committees only when the necessity arises through absence from the Colony, He..

With the exception of those of the under-mentioned gonflemen who will be absent from the Colony, the following will form the various Committees:

Review Committee The Commodore in Charge, Brig, H. G. Seth- Smith, Wing Commander' A, G, Bishop, Lt. Col. R.C.R. Anderson, LA, Cdr, J. Petrle.

Buminations and Fireworks Afloat: The Commodore-in-charge. the Hon, Cdr. F. G. Hole, Hon. Mr. T. II. King, Hon Mr. J. J. Paterson, Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Mr. E. Cock, Mr. K. E. Greig, Mr. W... Keswick, Mr. S. T. Williamson.

Illuminations and Fireworks Ashore: ilon. Mr. B. 1. Henderson. Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Hon. Mr. R. II. Kotewall, Hon. Mr. S. W. Ts'o, Sir William Hornell, Messrs. A. of Arculli, C. F. Bellamy. J. D. Butcher, Leo D'Almada e Castro, Sr., K. E. Greig, A. L. Shields, A. Morris, D. W. Munton, Major C. M. Manners.

William Daylight Decorations: Hon. Sir Henry Pollock, Sir Hornell. Sir Robert Ho Tung. Major C. M. Manners, Messrs. F. C. Bellamy, D'Almada e Castro, E. Cork: S. H. Dodwell, Ho Kom-long. Li Yau-tsun, A. Morris, C. Pelham, J., Owen Hughes, J. I. Taggart. Public Meeting and Addresses: Hon. Colonial Secretary, Sir Henry Pollock, Sir Shounen Chow, Sir William Hornell, Hon. Mr. J. P. Braga, Hon. Mr. It. H. Kotewall. Mr. C. Pelham, Mr. K..Nable, Mr. V. M. Grayburn, Mr. S. T. Willamson.

Schools: Mr. G. R. Sayer, Hon. Mr. S. W. Ts'o, Mr. A. el Arculli, Dr. G. D. R. Black, Itev. Father Spada.

Publicity: Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Mr. C. Pelham, Mr. A. L. Shields, Mr. B. Wylie, Mr. A. Hicks, Col. H, L. Murrow.

Chinese Festivities: Hon. Mr. W. J. Carrie, Sir Shouson Chow, Ilon. Mr. H, H. Kovewall, Hon. Mr. S. W. Ts'o, Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau. Mr. Ho Kom-tong, Mr. Li Yau-taun.

This

The establishment of a hiring hall-and who would operate it—was one of the pivotal points of controversy in the bloody San Francisco water- front strike in 1934. It figures again as maritime unions and shippers. Argue over wages and conditions. Above, scene in the hiring hall, where stevedores are cleared. Below, crowd of dockworkers on the Embar- endero, as they used to await cniployment,

$8.50 TO TO

SPEAK

SHANGHAI

Oficer, North: in: BY RADIOPHONE

Public Subscriptions: The Commodore-in-charge, Brig. II. G. Seth Smith, Wing Cmdr. A. G. Bishop, District Oficer, North, Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Mr. A. el Arculli, Mr. Leo D'Almada e Castro, Mr. S. H. Dodwell, Mr. Li Yau-tsun, Mr. A. Morris, Mr. A. 1. Shields, Mr. B. Wylie.

Scouts: Rev. N. V. Halward.

New Territories and Islands: District Oflicer, North, District Officer, South,

Following auccessful tests last week, arrangements have been concluded for the inauguration of a radiophone service between Canton and Shanghai in mid-December.

Week

RADIO BROADCAST

The "Blue Rhythm Boys”

From the Studio TALK BY C. CHAMPKIN

From Z. B. W. on a wavelength of

355 metres (845 kilocycles):

12.30 p.m. A Concert.

I p.m. Time and Weather.

1.03 p.m. The B. B. C. Wireless Singers.

1.15 pm

"Wedded Whimsica"

played by the London l'alladium Or- chestra.

1.25 p.. Reuter Press, Rugby

Press, Weather, Time and Announec- ments.

1.40 p.m.

Rotary Club Tima Speech from the Hongkong Hotel

foot-Garden.

2.10 p.m. Close Down.

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme.

p.m. Band Music. dolliwog's Cake Walk (Debussy); Dance of

of the Tumblers (Rimsky- Korsakov); Washington Post March (Sousa); The Jaily Coppersmith (Peter): Hyde Park Suite (Jułowicz); Medley of Scottish Alrs.

7.30 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quotations and Hongkong Exchange Market Report.

7.35 p.m.

From the Studio, Jazz Selections by the Blue Rhythm Boys,

Programme.

1. Louisiana; 2. The touch of your lips; 3. The King steps out; 4. Pour little Angeline; 5. A beau- ful lady in blue; 6. Rhythm in my nursery rhymes: 7. Poor Dinah.

and An- 8 p.m. Time, Weather nouncements.

8.43 p.m. Russian Music. Caucasia, (Ippolitof Iwanoff): Russian Potpourri (Michallowsky): You've come back: Polka "Oira": Placi tigan, Romanta; Ti edes pinnala, Romania; 1. The Gate; 2. Festival Dance; An Old Waltz; 2. A Storm

Russian Vagabonds.

A

The

p.m. From the Studio. Talk by C. Champkin: Boy Scouts Association Display."

8.30 p.m. The New Light Sym- phony Orchestra and Stuart Ro.. bertson (Baritone).

Melody in F., Op. 3, No. 1. (Ru- binstein); Jazz Nocturne ("My Silent Love") (Suesse)...New Light Sym- phony Orchestra; Song-When Dull Care (Wilson). Stuart Robertson; Orchestra "La Gioconda"

la"-Dance of the Hours (Ponthiell); Songs-The Spanish Lady, (Hughes): Limehouse Reach (Proclor, arr. Gregn); Orches- tro-Narcissus (Nevin); Song-My- self when young, (Lehmann).

9 p.m.

D. Londen-News and An- nouncements.

9.20 p.m. Two Concert Waltzes, "Dollar Princess" Waltz (Fall): Child, you can dance like my wife

When this service is opened, Hongkong telephone subscribers! che...Marelt Weber and His Or-

will be able to communicate by radiophone to over 90 per cent of the

Executive Committee: Ilon. Colonini Secretary, Chairmen of all 40,000,000 telephone subscribers in the world. sub-Committees, Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotewall.

The "Telegraph" is informed that an extraordinarily cheap rate will be charged for conversations between this Colony and Shang- hai.

De Valera To Bar The Feminine King From Constitution Soldiers

MR. de Valera will leave out direct reference to the King in the

new Constitution of the Irish Free State which he will intro- duce in the Dail in the first week of next month.

Thus, with the Senate abolished, the office of Governor- General to be abolished, and no reference to the King, the Free State would become nominally a republic and presumably would cease to belong to the British Commonwealth of Nations, says a special correspondent of the Sunday Dispatch.

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Mr. de Valera, however, wants to have a republic and at the same time satisfy the large number of people in the Free State who favour retaining the link with the British Empire.

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His great problem now, therefore, is to find a formula of words which will satisfy the out-and-out repub- Ilcans and the moderates.

A man in close touch with the situation in Dublin said that the President was likely to overcome this embarrassing position in the refer

No Good

left.

---SAY EXPERTS

Washington, Oct. 10.

It is understood that the cost for a three-minute conversation to the International Settlement in Shanghai will be $8.50. Convi

utions to the Chinese quarter of Shanghai will be 50 cents less than

this amount.

Secrecy will be maintained on the new circuit by a special "scrumbling device, which will invert the human voice while it is being carried over the nether.

9.25 p.m. From the Studio.

A Concert Programine by Mrs.

R. Sanger (Soprano) and Nura Kanis (Pianoforte),

Pinnoforte Solo-Concert Study No. 2-(Liszt); Songs Oh, why so the Rose complained (Robert soon, Franz); Avowal (Robert Fronz): Planoforte Solo-Pale Moon (Logan): Song-Serenade (Mascagni); Plano- rtc Solo-The Christmas Tree forte Waltz The Fairy Tale" (Rebikov); Songs-A Hittle bird, (Puccini); Homing (Therese del Riego).

10 p.m. London-Big Ben: Talk: "Foreign Affairs" by Sir Frederick Whyte, K.c.a.I., J.L.D.

10.16 p.m. Song Memories. O hush thee, my bable (Sir W. Scott and A. Sullivan); O who will o'er the Downs so free? (de Pearsall)

Military authorities have turned a Conversation to any part of theThe B. B. C. Wireless Singers; critical eye on. feminine soldiers in world vill be available to the or-There is a Tavern in the Town (Tra- Spain and said if women fought in dinary Hongkong Telephone Com-ditional); (a) Vive la Compagnie; (b) America's front line trenches, it pany subscriber by utilising the When Johnny comes marching home would be because no more men were existing radiophone circuit between (Traditional)... Harold Williams and.

Shanghai

Tokyo. Tokyo is the B.B.C. Male Chorus. and

10.30 p.m.. already In communication with all

London-Gergel and His Orchestra relayed from Claridges The here fact that hundreds-parts of the world. even thousands of Spanish soldiers Negotiations were recently con- Hotel.

10.50 p.m. "Fifty Years of in skirts are manoeuvring machine eluded by the Chinese Government gung with houds more used to skil- for the installation of a direct ser-Song" played by Terence Casey Jeta, they sity, unimportant vice between Shanghul and London.] (Organ), Regular army ofeers pointed out when this service comes into opera- that Spain's is a civil war, with much ton next year Shanghai will become irregular sniping, and small-scale the radiophone switchboard of pitched battles, in which feminine whole Far East. troops can function. They said an netual war, between two nations, would have no place for women--

Is

the

ence he will make in the Constitution they simply couldn't stand the and Adventure with a Green Penel},"

to a President of the State who, will

appointed Governor-General.

12-Year-Old Lad Gives Birth To Baby TWELVE-YEAR-OLD boy Niigate, Japan, is the proud father of a child. The lad, however. claims distinction not so much on the score of his tender years but rat on the fact that his share in the bearing of the child did not

not slop at the frenzied floor-pacing. He is also ita sovereign rights." mother, says the Japan Chr

Chronicle,

rather

to

replace the

"It is not unlikely that the phrase will refer to the President of State as

supreme guardian of

Mr. de Vatera has, a

our

11 p.m. Close Down, DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

The following wave-lengths and frequencias are observed by Daventry.

Hien

Fresurner Wavelength 4.500 k... 49.59 matres $.10 k.. 21.45 metrex 9.KAS .c.

31.10 metres 26.52 metres 23.2A meires

1,893

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A lecture on the subject of "Fun

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15,140 k.. 17.150 k..

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Suggestions have been made, they will be given by Mr. P. L. Colilsgon udded, that in view of the develop in the Hongkong University Union ment of the compact rifles, mechan- Assembly Hall at 8.30 p.m. to-day, ised transport und the airplmie, women might well fight shoulder to Everybody is welcome, and light re- shoulder with their inen, in the freshments will be served after the

not "next war." Persons

wholly meeting. with the new, familiar

compact "This would leave the Right and weapons are likely to judge from The Japanese papers state that he the Left free to take their cholce as their "streamline"

appearance that had been enjoying excellent health to the way in which they interpreted they are lighter and more easily until about a week ago, when he sud- their 'sovereign rights."

handled than the old-style cumber- denly began complaining of violent

some engines of death."" pains. Doctors were eniled in but ment official said, drawn up they were at a loss to explain the general terms of the Constitution, but suspicious protruberance which be- well-informed opinion does not rule to manifest itself with increasing out the possibility of considerable gan to me

went by. fluctuation in its form before it goes empliosis as the days Eventunily the doctors decided to before the Dall.

the This opinion is based on the sug- Investigate and operated, with

gestion that the President is using the result already stated.

The baby is stated to have Constitution as a bargaining factor in measured 37 metres in height and to an attempt to bring about the realisa- have weighed 726 grammes. It was tion of his long-cherished dream of a minus cars and eyes but made up United Ireland.

Govern- the

for this omission with four smail "CLOSE TO THE WIND" teeth, the rest of its anatomy being "ordinarily attached."

Following a blood transfusion, mather and father are reported to be doing very well.

A prominent Irlahman who has considerable knowledge of Mr. de Velera's aspirations said:

"He is convinced that the British Government would go to great lengths to keep the Irish Free State within the Empire.

That, at least, is what the Japanese press asserts. It appears to be yet another case-one was reported three weeks ago of arrested development: "I bellove that with this in mind of twins. In this Niigata case one he thinks that if he is instrumental twin was born normally twelve years in leeeping the Free State within the ago, and the other remained attach- Empire then the British Government ed, recently taking, now life and might help in bringing to pass his developing.

dream of a United Ireland.".

controls of these ships, and even one of the Army's new twin-engined attack planes requires strength of hand and arm when pulling out of a power, dive or a spin.

PAST AMAZONS

3

RIFLES TOO HEAVY

Such is not the case. The com-

Regular Army officers profess to pact Springfield rifle welghs ap- proximately the same as the musket see no trend toward women joining +used in the civil war. The field their men on the firing line in war, equipment of the modern infantry They pointed out that in many wars In the past there have been some man is far heavier than that of his

women on the firing line. In the predecessor of 1801 or 1898.

In those days, the infantry man's Mexlean War hundreds of Mexican. equipment consisted of his ride, women followed their men into bayonet, cartridge boxes, eanteen battle. In Paraguay's war against and binnkel. To-day only the foot Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay in solüler shoulders a "pack" weighing the middle of the 19th century, nearly 60 pounds.

thousands of Paraguayan Women have demonstrated that topic their plocos regularly in the they make excellent pilots, it is con- front ranks of Paraguayan forces, ceded by Air Corps officers. But and hundreds of them were slain. they have doubts whether a woman

During be exceptionally pijat, unless she

the World War Russian robust, would care to tackle the con- women. organised their famous

of a huge multi-motored "Legion Deall" and fought trols of bombing plase, or one of the Navy's valiantly in battle. In these cases big flying bouts, whose pilots are the women soldiers were part and

among fliers parcel. of the regular

army and known professionally

fought us trained troops.United ! as "truck drivera

A heavy hand is required on the Prest.

women

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mattor

0,110 . (3.10 metres Transmission 1

(0.9.1, 0.8,0,).

3.15 p... Ben. Beethoven's Pianoforte

Sonatas-No. 5.

3.41 pm: "Emples Exchange", 3.54 p.m. The Beloved Vagabend." 4.45 p.m. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signal at 5 p.m. Transmission Z

(6,8,F, GBH)

7 pa. Il Ben. "Empire Megazine,"

No. 11.

1.32 p.m. Viella Salon by Balgeti.

1.40 p.m. Coronel and Falkised Islands. A.30 p.m. The

Полз Narthern Ireland

Bend. Greenwich Time Renal al 9 p.m.

→ D.BL The News and Announcements,

9.20. Musical Comedy Mersosies.

Transmission 1,3

(CLS.B., G.A.F., G.8.1)

16 p.. le lien, "Foreign Affsite.” 10.16 p. A Short Herita},"

10.30 p.m. Gelger and bia Orchestra, 10.40 .. "The fieloved Vagabond." 11:59 pm. The Torquay, Municipal

chairs. Greenwich Time Signal at 13 mm. 12.30 ... The News and Announcements. 12.40 km. Thi, Phils Whiteway Ensemble,

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