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THE "HONGKONG ・ TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1937.

EIGHTY THOUSAND WORDS OF GEORGE

BERNARD SHAW

ROMANCE IN BOOKS

FOR THE MASS

By LIONEL HALE

IN May you will be able to buy 11,000 words of new Shaw

and 70,000 words of old Shaw for a shilling the pair. Mr. George Bernard Shaw has entirely rewritten for the "Penguin" series (60. a volume) his "Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism."

Its title is now changed to "The I.W.G. to Socialism, Capital, Fascism, and Communism." Hence the extra 11,000 words.

This is only part of the expansion scheme which Mr. Allen Lane has planned for the Penguin series.

Employers

Decline To

Negotiate

LABOUR WANTS

BLOODSHED

WAUKEEGAN PEACEFUL

NO

Waukeegan, Feb. 21. Following the Fansteel Metallurgi- cal Corporation offelals' rejection ht Governor Horner's Beconal invitation to attend negotiations with strikers. Inbour chiefs here charge that the company did not want "merely wants negotiate, but throw the men out of the plunta and then refuse to negotiate.

These id, books, which Jn 10 months have had an enormous suc- cess, have now sold 4,750,000 copies.

BEATING EVEREST

Statisticians have proved that The weight of cuples so far sold ca:cceda 800 tona;

End on end, copies sold would reach from London to Cologne:

Lati on top of one another, then would be three times as high as Everest;

One copy Is sold every 20 seconds;

A ton and a half of copica is shipped every week to outposts of the Empire.

The

Od. you pay on your railway bookstall is allocated us follows:

Rotailor: 2d,

Wholesaler: d.

Author: d. (approx).

Papor, Printing and Production:

210.

Publisher Id. (approx), ont

of

which all overheads must be paid.

to

10

STARTED ON £100

Mr. Allen Lane, who founded the Penguin Compony with a capital of i "However," labour union men add-£100 (he still owns all the shares), ed, "we prefer that the plants should told me: remain closed for a year rather than that one man should be killer at-

tempting to evict the sit-down

strikers."

Meanwhile, the Committee of counsel. Industrial Organisation's Mr. J. M. Jacobs, revealed the de- mands of that organisation to-day. They are:

of the solc 1. Recognition bargaining agency of the C.J.O.

2. Reinstatement of discharged employees;

3. Adjustment of wages;

4. No discrimination against un- ion netivity.

The sliuation in the plant is quiet, the strikers hovering over kerosene stoves, for all heat and power are off. -Untied Press.

Golf Course Damaged

MEN ARRESTED AT DEEP WATER BAY

wii

"I am sure that our sales reach 10,000,000 before the end of the year.

"rol this idea on a trip round the country two years ago from

Use 2d. Hibrary.

"I felt sure that we could create o new book publle among the lower middle classes,

"And this is borne out by the fact that the Penguin books have not at all affected the sale of the original extitions.

"That publie has responded, and we are now going ahead with a new exactly series, the Pelican series,

format and the same size, shape, price, but designed for that great

mass of renders who wish to educate themselves.

SHAKESPEARE NEXT

"The first two volumes in this new series will be Bernard Shaw's TC- written Intelligent Woman's Guide.

"After that we have planned an elaborate series of Shakespeare's works, to be freshly edited for this serics

by Professor G. B. Harrison, of Cambridge.

"Among other Pelican volumes will be

-volume-of-70,000 words,

"Practical

be:

FOR A SHILLING

EXPAND

The picture shows signs and placards being piled up after having being used for a huge protest parade by

the WPA workers in New York.

MAH-JONGG FOR THE

BLIND

FIRST BRAILLE SET MADE

After more than 200 hours work the first Braille mal-jongg set ever made has just been completed by chief petty-officer R. Peel, of the Flinders naval depot, near Melbourne. It has been presented to the Royni Victorian Blind Institute in that cfly.

In the set, says Austral News, there are 144 tiles made from blue xylonite. They are faced with silver on which the dragon, winds, circles and bamboos are raised.

ONE WILL DIRECTS POLAND

TOTALITARIANISM STATE'S AIM

MINORITIES PROTECTED

London, Feb. 22.

A move which appears to be a step

Twins But Three Days Apart

Mrs. W. Bentley, of Grecian Street, Great Lever, Bolton, has given birth to a twin boy 72 hours after the birth of the first. Mrs. Bentley and the two boys are doing well.

The first baby is to be called Brian and the second Bernard.

In July of last year twin girl was born to a 'Walthamstow (Essex) mother four days after the birth of the Drst twin.

Twins were born three days apart to the wife of a brick- yard worker at Eastringdon, East Yorkshire, last March.

forward in making Poland into a JAPAN APPROVES

modified form of Toialitarlan

Aecially written for this series State" is announced by Colonel Koc,

by G. D. II. Cole: Economics";

"The Mysterious Universe," by

Sir James Jeans;

"First and Last Men," by Olaf

Stapledon;

Two unemployed men, Wong Sheung, aged 30, and Wong Yat, aged 36, were brought before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistracy this morning, charged wil damaging private property, namely, the Deep

"Essays of a Biologist," by Julian Water Bay Golf Course, on February 10. Mr. J. D. Danby, a member of

Iluxley. "You will see that the Committee of the Golf Club in

are not charge of the course, was the com-clinging to reprint publishing." plainant,

Sub-Inspector D. J. Dredge sald the course had of late been frequently damaged, and a watch was kept on February 18 by Cheng Sze-po, the No. 1 groundsman, and the No. 1 Club boy. About 7.30

come alone they saw

defendants

the

course

Khr

Al up the ground! proceed to they pulled up a piece

3 Fairway.

NO.

of cable, and when this was done, the

watchers made their

presence

known,

and endeavoured to arrest the defen dants. They ran up the hillside, but

we

"And we have now arranged

enough publications in both the Penguin and the Pelican series to keep us busy for three years."

Says McNutt Unsuitable

after a chase of 50 yards PRONE TO RELY ON

caught after a

The cable was not claimed by the Public Works Department, the mili- tary authorities,

the or

Great Northern Telegraph Company. It had apparently been abandoned, and none of the three concerns Would have anything to do with it.

METHOD OF FORCE

Washington, Feb. 21.

The Executive Secretary of the National Council for the Prevention of War, Mr. F. J. Libby, has sent a Mr. Danby Informed the Court that letter to President Roosevelt urging about 50 yards of the fairway had the withdrawal of the appointment been dug up, and would have to be of Mr. Paul Vorles McNutt, former refilled an returfed. The damage Governor of Indians, ns High Com- done amounted to about $40.

missioner to the Philippines.

Defendants were ordered to pay amends of $20 each or go to prison for a month. They are to be sent back to the country after serving their sentences.

U. S. Striving To

Get Steel

For New

Navy

Washington, Feb. 21.

After an announcement that the Carnegie Illinois Steel Cor- poration had agreed to furnish steel to the Tennessee Valley Au- thority under the terms of the Walsh-Healy Act, the Depart- ment ol Labour asked где United Steel Corporation, af which the Carnegie concern is a subsidiary, to set aside two plants to furnish the Navy with steel under the same terms.

Labour Department officials hope that the deaɖlook between "the Navy and steel manuine- turers, may thus be broken.- Router,

labour

· The grounds of objection cited by Mr. Libby are that Mr. McNutt used uts used "force" to scitle whilst Governor. Mr. Libby adds that General MacArthur's "militarisation” of the Philippines disturbed the peace Imovement,

apparently Mr.

described as the right-hand man of Marshal Smigly Ridz.

Warsaw says message from Colonel Koc's announcement took the form of a broadcast manifesto. in which he stressed a conception

State as the sole the guaranteeing the nation's and demanding the internal disputes.

STABILISATION

Washington, Feb. 21. Following his arrival from

of

form cxistence cessation

of

of

Lon- don to confer with Treasury and Federal Reserve officials regarding the currency situation, the Japanese expert, Mr. Shoji Arakawa, told the press to-day:

Colonel Koe declared that.national

RADIO BROADCAST

Dance Music From Hongkong Hotel

Z.E.K. PROGRAMME

Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a wavelength of 355 metres 31.40 metres (9.52 (843 k.c.'s), m.c.'s).

6-8 pm. European Programme, 5 p.m. A Relay of Dance Music from the Roof-Garden of the Hong- kong Hotel.

6:30 Mary Kay (Contralto) and Fritz Kreisler (Violin):

Violin Solos-Liebesfreud (Love's Joy), (Kreisler). Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow), (Kreisler).

Boy

Contraile Salog Danny (Weatherley), My ain folk (Lemon, Mills).

Violin Solos Spanish Serenade (Glazounov), Jola, (De Falla).

Contralto Solos-Love's old sweet song (Molloy, Bingham), A Brown Bird singing (Haydn Wood, Barrie). 6.58. The New Light Symphony Orchestra.

Kamennol-Ostrow (Reve Angeli- que), Op. 10, No. 22 (Rubinstein). Liebestraume (Liszt). Romance (Tchaikowsky), In E Monastery Garden (Ketelbey). Hoarta and Flowers Intermezzo (Tobani).

7.20 Rudy Starita and His Xylophone...

Joey the clown (Myers). The squirrel dance (Sraith), Dance of the Schuster and paper dolls (Tucker, Siros),

7.30 Closing local Stock Quotations and Hongkong Exchange Market Report

7.35 Variety.

Vocal Nobody's darlin' but mino The Hill Billies. Instrumental "Japan is thoroughly in accord-Chicken Reel.... Brian Lawrance defence demanded that the nation's with the desire to stabilise world and His Lansdowne House Sextet. conform Yodelling Song Mountain Melodien internal life should be directed by currencies and intends to

the tri-partite... George Van Dusen, Piano Solos one will, and stated that Communisin with the spirit of

Liszt in rhythm, Chopinezza

Не

is completely foreign to the Polish "He added that Japan would main- Rawlez and Landauer, Vocal-I've spirit. The defensive power of the

MAC country demanded the organisation tain the yen at its present level, got a pain in my sawdust.... of its economic life.

barring unforeseen emergencies and Questal, Organ Solo-Six Hit Medley pointed out that recent regulations (No. 5). Harry Croudson, Vocol The Four Crot- of the yen were designed to prevent Yogi-Bogl.... speculation and keep Japanese money chets. ut its present level-United Press.

The manifesto further declares that the individuality of minorities, which constitule thirty per cent. of the population, will be respected as for as it does not run counter to the State's interests.

Colonel Koc stated that the mani-

festo was based on declarations made last May by Marshal Smigly Ridz, whom the late Marshal Pilsudski named as his successor. He conclud- ed by inviting the co-operation of the Poles in a united effort for the crea tion of dizelplined strength led by a single will-Router.

LOSE ELECTION, QUIT JOBS

GOLF CAPTAIN'S FEAT

HOLE IN ONE AT FANLING

8 p.m. Local: Time Signol, Weatre Report and' Announcements.

8.03 A Relay from the Lee Theatre (Chinese).

11 p.m. Close Down.

Pro-

8.05.11

1.T. European gramme from Z.E.K., on a fre quency of 640 kllocycles.

8.05 p.m. Peter Dawson (Boss- Baritone) with the J. H. Squire Celeste Octet.

mental-Ave the 14th on the Old Course at Face (Haines and Harper). Instru

which was in use.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Instrumental-Andante Cantabile (Tchaikowsky), Songs Just keepin' Mr. D. J. Gilmore, Captain of the on (Phillips), Don't let the river run Royal Hongkong "Golf Club, holed

Maria (Schubert), De las Colonias, Mexico, Feb. 21.

Spring Song (Mendelssohn), Several hundred peasants of the La Ung yesterday in one.

Songs Laguna district,, have struck because The hole, known as Sandy's Pul-There's a bridle hanging on the their mayoralty candidate lost the pit, is 230 yards from the front toe, wall (Career Oord Hamilton). In-

(Carson of election. United Press.

strumental-Souvenir (Drdia, arr. Willoughby), Phantom Minuet (Hope). Song-Empty Suddies (HMI), McNutt will intensify that polley.

8.40 p.m. Regimental Band of On the other hand, Governor Frank THE SEEKER AFTER TRUTH MUST NINE- Members of the Hongkong Police H. M. Granndler Guards. Murphy, former High Commissioner SELF DE TRUTHFUL WITH THE TRUTH-Reserve, Indian Company, are giving

The Smithy in the wood (Michae- Winch is FAN a tea party at the Gloucester Hotel 11s), The Turkish Patrol (Michaells). MORE IMPERIOUS, ran MONG EXACTING on February 25 In honour of Mr. Acclamations Waltz (Waldteufol), Feroz All, who has been appointed The Grenadiers Waltz (Waldteufel, TRUTHFULNESS-Sir Michael Assistant Superintendent of Malls. arr. Winterbottom).

8.55 p.m. London-News and An- The forthcoming wedding is announcements,

9.15 Vocal Gems. nounced of Mr. Richard Wong,

Br.d

in the Philippines, stood for concilia-

tion, arbitration and a generally

JULNESS OF NATURE;

BOMETIMES THAN THAT WHICH MAN CALLS

felendly policy in dealing with the recent labour disputes in Michigan.

Mr. Libby says Mr. McNutt has Foster. relied on forco in the settlement

of similar disputes in Indiana and While his friend was being attend-

ho is definitely not the type of maned by a Chinese woman, who was broker, of 9 Fleming Road, lat floor, to represent the United States during filling an opium pipe in a divan in and Miss Molly Chan, residing at

the formative period of the Philip Wellington Street, carly on Sunday LI Shing Street, 2nd floor.

pines Republic.

"I hope you will withdraw the appointment," said Mr. Libby in his letter to the President. United Press.

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THIEF

and extracted $7. The woman, nám- Described by the police as a per- ed Chan Yuet-wan, saw the theft but pistent beggar who was making was not able to stop Hon, who left good living, a man named Clian Po, the house. However, through the aid aged 44, was sentenced to six months' of another Chinese she had. Hon hard labour by Mr. K. Keen at the arrested in a restaurant In Des Voeux Central Magistracy this morning for Road Central a short time later. having returned from banishment be- Brought before Mr. K. Keen at the fore his expired üme. Chan was sent 10.45 D.EL. London--"Suggestions Porto Rico, Feb. 21. Escobar retained the world bon- Central Magistracy this morning for out of the Colony for 10 years on for your Book List.". A talk by kumweight title in a match against simple larceny, Hon, who admitted January 20 of this year and was William Plomer. (Electrical Record- Salica, whom he boat on points the theft, was sentenced to six weeks' arrested in Des Voeux Road Central ing). Reuter,

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he

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Entering A crowded money-

Brought before Mr. K. Koon at the changer's shop in Queen's Road Cen-Central Magistracy this morning tral yesterday, a man named Woo Tang was sentenced to three months Yeung-kam, from Canton, tendered hard labour. Det.-Sergeant Carru- money to be changed. After count-thera prosecuted,