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No. 11 A/87

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from Marseilles

via Saigon, etc., arrived Hongkong on Friday, 18th April, 1837.

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No. AEO/37 Bringing Cargo from Dunkirk via ports

ele, arrived Hongkong on Wednesday, 14th April, 1937.

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Transmission 1

(G.B.D., 0.8.0. 0.9.0.)

p.m. Dig Den. Food for Though

420 p.m. Light Music by drith Com

povern 5.10 p.m. Getting Ready for the Corona

Lion.*

5.25 p.m. The News and Announcements, Greenwich Time Bignal at 5.30 p.m.

Transmission 2

(G.9.0 6.8.G., G.B.J)

6.4 p.m. lg Bane River Sper

7,35 p.m. The Trocadero Cloema Or

chmira.

y p.m.

John Londoner at Home-10. 8.30 p.m. Beethoven Pianoforte Ronatas-1. 9p.m.

Food for Thought Three short talka, on matters of topical Interest.

5.20 p.m. Syncopated Piano Musle, 9.10 p.m. The News and Announertisenta. Greenwich Time Signal at 3.40 p.m.

Transmission 3

(6.5.D., G.S.F., G.B.J.) 10.10.

Ben. The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, 11.40 p.m. An Uister Notebook. A talk

by Dettie Ierland Variety. 12.10 .m. The Nows and Announcementa.

Greenwich Time Signal at 12.10 km. 12.30 .. The B.3.C. Dance Drchestra.

12 .m.

(Continued from Page 6.) '.

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other sport. Many men make them-

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1937.

“BERWICK”. GOES

HOME

THE INNISKILLINGS ON BOARD

Flying the paying-off penant, 11.M.S. Berwick left for Home via ports at 8.30 this morning. She will be recommissioned and refitted be fore she returns to the China Station, structural alterations bringing her into line with the other cruisers of her class, namely 1.M.S. Cumberland and Suffolk,

On board the Berwickt were the Royal Inniskilling Fusillers who are being returned to Singapore after combined having taken part in the manoeuvres here and in mountain exercises.

PROFITS TAX UNDER FIRE FROM TORIES

(Continued, from Page 1)

sued a course of resolution and rectitude, with the result that the country was the envy of the world. Sir Robert, however, was critical of the proposed national defence con- tribution, the scope of which thought, was too wide and in connec tion with which, he believed, the opportunity should be scized for securing a trade agreement with the United States.

he

Sir Archibald Sinclair attacked what he described as the Chanceller's protectionist policy and indicated that the Liberals would have pre

ormament ferred strict control of prices rather than scheme

# taxation which made the Government a partner in profiteering.

DI

Sir Alan Anderson thought a mea- defence aure such as the national contribution was absolute necessary when the whole of the people were being called upon to bear a heavy burden, although he admitted that the schemes for taxing excess profits were full of difficulty and danger and generally upsatisfactory. Wireless.

Polly Rowles and Samuel Hinds in the exclting mystery drame, “Love Letters of a Star," now showing at the Alhambra

Theatre.

Shipping Intelligence

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Shipping Companies aro requested to forward, early as possible information regarding arrivals, dopar- turcs, time and mooring place and other movements. Urgent information should bo tolephoned to the ship- ping Editor, Phono 26615.

PORT DIRECTORY

ARIMA MARU (N.Y.K.), Kowloon Wharf.

ATREUS (1, & B.) Holt's Wharf. CHENGTE (B. & S.), B.21. CHONGLEE (Too Tai Heng), B.12. CHUNGKING (B & 8.), Li DAVIKEN (J.M.), Talkuu Dock. FU LONG (Master), Yaumati. GRANVILLE (Bank Line), Stone

butter's. -British

LOYAL TO PARIS FACT,

London, Apr. 21,

His Majesty's Government consider themselves fully bound by the pro- visions of the Paris Pact for the Re- nunciation of War, the Foreign Secretary Informed the Commons in reply to a question to-day-British Wireless.

HARBOUR INCIDENT

In connection with the incident in the harbour, reported yesterday, the Hongkong and Youmati Ferry Co. state that the vehicular ferry "Man Gok," was not drifting near the Star Ferry Pier, but proceeding slowly on a normal.course to the Railway Pler to take the Royal Inniskillings Fusiliers to the R.A.S.C. Camber.

£689,400 FOR CORONATION.

London, Apr. 21. The estimated expenditure from public funds in connection with the. Coronation will be £080,400, accord- ing n House of Commons reply. -British Wireless.

ONE-ACT PLAYS

GOOD ENTERTAINMENT BY ST, ANDREW'S CLUB

1.

Excellent entertainment was pro- vided to a large audience by tho dramatle section of the St. Andrew's Club last night, when it presented three one-act plays in the St. An- drew's Church Hall.

GRAYSTOKE CASTLE Talkoo Dock.

(Dodwell)

HAI RANG (Douglas), B.12. HAIKONG (B. & 8.), B.12. HEIYO MARU (N.Y.K), Kowloor Bay.

HENRIK (Chin Seng Hong), B.4. HINGSANG (J.M.), B.22. HIRAM (Thoresen), C.1. HO KHENG (Ho long), A., KATIE MOLLER (Dodwell), B.20. KINKYO MARU (M.S.K.), Kowloor Bay.

KIANGSU (B. & 9.), Taikoo Docks. KINGYUAN (1. & S.), B.20. KUMSANG (İM.).

LIANGCHOW (D. & 8.), Taikoo Dock LYEEMOON (Wo Fat Sing), D., NORVIKEN (J.M.), B.2.

SANDVIKEN (J.M.), West Point

Wharf.

MICHIGAN (States), A.2.

SHOUSING (D.K.K.), Kowloon Whart SHANTUNG (B. & 8.), B.3. SILVERSANDAL

(Furness),

Decks.

500CHOW (B. & 8.), E.1. SUISANG (J.M.).

Taikor

SZECHEUN (B. & S.), 1.20, TAI LEE (Yee Tal Hong), Yaumall. TAI PO SEK (Tak Hung), B.4. TASMANIA (Jobran), Ab,

TENDAI MARU (D.K.K.), A.12. TINHOW (Bank), Kowloon Dock Wall TSINAN (B. & S.), B.21.

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WONG BHEK KUNG (Hing Loo), B.11. YOCHOW (B. & S.), Taikos Dock. ARRIVED YESTERDAY (Agents Phone Numbers Givan)" CYCLOPS (B. & S.) from Japan, 4 p.m. Hall's Wharf, 30331,

HAVANA MARU (0.8.K.) from Europe, 0.8.K. Wharf, 28001,

SZECHUEN (B. & 8.) from Foochow,) 3 p.m., West Point. 80381.

SAILED YESTERDAY (Agents Phone Numbers Given). MEMNON (B, & H.) for Europe, noon Holt'e Wharf. 30331.

NANCHANG (B. & 8.) for Bwatow,

10 .m. West Point. 30331.

PAUL DOUMER (M.M.) from phong. 4 p.m. B.5. 2665í,

SOUCHOW (B. & S.) for Shanghat,

Hal-

10 a.m. West Point. 00331.

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HAIYANG (Douglas) for Swatow, 3 p.. Douglas Wharf.

ARRIVING. TO-DAY (Agents Phone Numbers Given) KUMBANG (J.M.) from Kolo, 0,90 p.m., Kowloon Wharf, 30312.

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Canton,

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The pieces were Sir Arthur Pinero's "The Playgoers," Laurence Housman's "Lot 13" and Gertrude E. Jenning's "Five Birds in a Cage." They are too well-known to need description here; suffice it to say THE GAMES TO PLAY that predominated by the humorous

Пре element, coupled with the. por- trayals of the characters by the cast, they provided excellent entertain- ment as well as considerable laugh- severe strain later in life. But golfler. Though it would be invidious is a peculiar game. It

to compare the players, all of whom fascination which is exclsed by no were exceptionally good, It would not be unfair, perhaps, to pick out selves thoroughly unhappy at golf, the performance of Mrs. J. R My advice to them is to give it up. Higgs, whose perfect portrayal of a I a business man Ands that golf

curious neighbour in the second worries him he should forget i play, caused lot of amusement Every fit of temper shortens a man's life, and if you cannot control your among the audience. emotions the golf course, you should keep away from it. It is a Ane exercise, of a gentle kind, but sport is not only a matter of muscle,

mind. but also of

If your mind does also jointly responsible for the suc- not beneat from a game, it will not ceas of the same plays presented by

the Club last year. do you any good.

Bowls, which generally con- sidered an

old man's game, is, in my opinion, less so than golf. It is a game for men of all ages and good

The man is Ng Tat-cheung, 28, New York exercise, especially for anyone with

described as of short and thin build, Vienna..

Prague a tendency towards a weak heart,

with a pointed chin and hair combed

Madrid Some people are born competitors,

scert in military style. When last others are only irritated by games in

he was dressed in a long silk coat which the competitive element is Mistress (Ixls Woolley); Parlour and his general appearance was that Hongkong. atong. If your handicap at golf said worries. you, or your position on the (Rita Cole); Useful, mald (Gortic of merchant, He was a native of Bombay

ladder" at your tennis club, Lake up a team game, where this in- dividual competition is not, so strong. | Odd-job man (R. II. Ste OLLES;

on

Is

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

KING GEORGE V MEMORIAL FUND AUGMENTED

It may be mentioned that the fine standard of acting put up by the cast

was due to the efforts of Mr. who was L. E. Kirby, producer,

The entertainment, part of the proceeds of which, are to be given fo charity, will be repeated to-night

The Programme

The following are the programme and the cast:

"Playgoers"-Master (R. Dormer);

White); Housemaid (Ruth Stephen- son); Kitchen maid (Florrie

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MISSING JEWELS POLICE WANT MAN FOR

Paris QUESTIONING

Geneva Following a report by several well-Berlin. Athens the jewellers in

Milan. known Chinese

Central District, the police are

lookagen.

ing for a jewel broker to question him in regard to the disappearance of over $20,000 worth of stones.

Shanabli

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Japan

Shanghai

U. S. A., Canada, Japan and Shang-

hal (Seattle 10th April}

Japan and Shanghai.

Kutsang Potsdam Tilsadanc

hima Maru Malacca Maru

Anyo Maru Mayebashi Maru Radnorshire Santhla Tjinegara

Rawalpindi

.April 20. April 25. April 25. Aurli 25.

.April 28.

April 27.

April 27. .April 27.

.April 27,

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April 28.

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21.58

12.24

12.2331

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5474

547

Manila

22.90 22.40 .10.391/

13.90

1/25

22.40 19.3936 19.00 1/214 4.02.25/39

.140

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190% Nom.

Swatow, Amoy and Formosa

17172

Nom.

Bangkok via Swatow

.1107

1103%

Foochow

.1/21

1/2+1

Shanghai

Hector

.170% .4.0194 .29.20

Monday

1/0

4.92%

Straits and Calcutta

Shirola

20.191

Parcels,........Apr. 24, 5 ̊ p.m.

1/2

Swatow and Amoy

Anshua

213

213

Japon

.393%

39%

Kutsang Tuesday

.Mon., Apr. 26, 3.30 pm..

Tues., Apr. 27, 8.30 a.m.

0074

Wednesday

2018

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2036 103

..... Tolyuan

Thursday

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-British Wireless.

Shanghai, Japan and Europe Vin

Siberia

Montreal. Wang Kong Village, Sun Wul.

Brusscle Brusse The firm which it is alleged is the Yokohama principal loser is the Tin Mow jewel-Belgrade.

Road Lot 13"Mra. Perry (Rita

ita Cole); lers shop of 200, Queen's

Monte Video, Neighbour (Mrs. J. R. Higgs); Mrs. Central. Their loss is estimated to Rio. Hales (Eileen Bliss); Mr. Hales (J. be $16,023. Among other stones Bucharest.. P. Dawson): Auctioneer (L. E they are stated to have lost a plat- Silver (forward).20% Kirby); Auctioneer's resistant (H. inum ring set with a large diamond Silver (Spot) Millington); First dealer Rin the centre, with six 1/10th ct: War Loan..

each side, Darby); Second dealer (J. 3. Per diamonds, set three en

valued at $0,300; and one pair of The Bonking Corporation acknowledge

diamonds each, valued at $60,000. the following further donation to the Duchess

Hirst); Nelly (Stella Bander); Lea- The Tai Hing Firm, in their report, Previously acknowledged $147,065.17 nard, Lord Porth (G: Cox); Bert rate their loss at $0,450, including a (R. II. Stevenson); Liftman (IL R.platinum ring set with one diamond, Timber Merchants As-

Darby). 100.00

worth $6,000.... ⚫sociation

Producar.-L. Kirby; Stogo Managers-W. C. Low and E F Fincher; Steward.-A. S. Biles,

rin).

of Wiltshire (Aleltha

Hongkong and Shanghalie Birds in a Cage"---Suson, 18 ct. gold bangles, set with five “TELEGRAPHS" King George V. Memorial Fund;

EVERYWHERE

$148,065.17

Two other firms, the Tin. Po shop and the Po, Hing Cheung, lost com-

23/035

4 Manila, Macasser and Sourabaya.. Thisadane 00715

20 Amoy

paratively little. The former gave a total of $2,057.50, including 80 uncut at $1,657.50, and the latter lost only diamonds weighing 11.05 cts, valued

one 18 at. gold ring costing $235.

The total value of all the jewellery involved is $20,015.50.

Rawapindi Thurs,, Apr. 20, 10,30 am.. Friday Holhow, Pakhei and Halphong... Kingyunn

Fria Apr. 30, 1' pm; Baturday

Sat., May 1

G.P.O, and K.P.O. Parcels,

Straits, Ceylan, India, East and Rajputans

South Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europa via Marseilles.

(Duo Marseilles, 28th May);

Reg.,....

Letters,

•Superscribed correspondence only.

Apr. 30, 8 p.m. ..May 1, 9.45° a.m. May 1, 10.30 am