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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY,··· MAY

GARLANDS FOR APPOINTMENTS FOR

AIRMAN

Decked with garlands, Ilauma the Japanese airman who flow from Tokyo to London in 01 hours, makes his way from Croydon Aerodrome.

Duchess Will Lead Coronation Fashions

Paris, May 1.

The Duchess of Kent un- doubtedly will be the most fashionable and best-dressed member of the British royal family at the coronation activities.

The former Greek princess, who has an infallible style sense, always wore Paris clothes until her marriage into the British royalty, when she was forced to follow the national slogan: "Buy" British."

When she married two and a half years ago, her amart French trousseau created a sensation in England, and her unusual costumes and chle figure have been frant page news over since. On her recent return from Germany and Italy, the Duke and Duchess of Kent spent a week in Paris, and pretty Marina ordered 10 new spring

from

Molyneux. This geature was permitted by the royal

costumes

family because Capt. Edward Moly neux is an English war hero and has

■ London branch,

THE CORONATION

14 Peers To

Carry

The Regalia

FOURTEEN peers will carry the Royal regalia

at the Coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey. The Queen's canopy will be carried by four duchesses.

The following appointments' for 'The ceremony are announced by the Earl Marshal :

Lord High Constable-Marquis of Crewe,

To Carry the King's Regalia.-

St. Edward's Staff

Sceptre with Cross

Golden Spurs

Third Sword Second Sword Cu Curtann

Sword of State Sceptre with Dove Orb

Viscount Halifax

Duke of Somerset

Lord Hastings and Lord Churston

St. Edward's Crown...

Viscount Trenchard Lord Milne

Earl of Cork und Orrery

Marquis of Zetland

Duke of Richmond and Gordon Duke of Sutherland Marquis of Soilsbury Lord High Steward).

To Carry the Queen's Regalia-

(ond to be

Ivory Rod with Dove

Sceptre with Cross

Queen's Crown

Earl of Haddington

Duke of Rutland Duke of Portland

Knights of the Garter to carry, the Canopy at the King's

Anointing:

Marquis of Londonderry, Duke of Abercorn, Earl of Lytton, Earl Stanhope.

Pecresses to carry the Canopy at the Queen's Anointing: Duchess of Norfolk, Duchess of Rutland, Duchess of Buccleuch, Duchess of Roxburghe. The Bishops of Durham and Bath and Wells will support the King: and the Bishops of $1. Albans and Blackburn the Queen.

-The Bible will be carried by the Bishop of Norwich, by the Bishop of London. the Challer by the Bishop of Winchester, and the Paten FLAGS GREET THE

AUSTRALIANS

The Australian Coronation contingent, numbering 150, is stationed at Wellington Barracks.

Leave was granted the men over the Easter holidays.

Many of them were busy inspecting London. The changing of the Guard at St. James's Palace was a big at- traction.

Colonel Lind, D.S.O. officer in charge, accepted an invitation ex- tended to the contingent to attend the opening mreiing of the season at Northolt Park racecourse. LONDON HAS ROOM

FOR $0,000 The

Coronation Accommodation Committee, having beaten the pro- teera.by making provision for visitors at reasonable prices, is now anxious that they shall make use of the facilities.

An oMeinl: "At Ionst 5,000 will Although these clothes were de-hear shortly where they will stay.

stitched in Paris, finishing signed touches will be added in London to

and

escape the customs duty and avoid disobeying entirely Dowager Queen Mary's "Buy British"

with

BEAUTIFUL CO

"Even when these 5,000 have been fixed up, there will be enough bed- oms left on the Committee's lists

for 80,000 more visitors.

1

We have accommodation at prices to sult all purses.

"It ranges from houses in Mayfair,

Dow clothes include a Marina's Dow navy white printed cre

crepa afternoon ensemble with a long coat of the same complete with full staff of servants, print made in loose lines and lined at 1,000 guineas a week, to homely sheer navy blue wool. There is accommodation in the East End nt a sandy beige wool afternoon coat

2s. 6d. a night, with breakfast," with short sleeves banded by Juxurious silver fox and worn with a dress of beige crepe trimmed with sun ray pleats.

Another, afternoon dress in brick

WEEK'S BAN

ON COACHES

Scotland Yard has given ofclai red crepe has printed Ivory anchors warning that motor-coaches will be banned from the Coronation area of and is simply made, with long sleeves and a gored and pleated skirt. Marinn London during Coronation week.

The district from which these

Oxford Street, Charing Cross Road,

selected lemon yellow crepe with printed black polka dots for a strictly vehicles are prohibited is bounded by tailored morning ensemble; also 4 little jacket and a two-piece sport Whitehall, Victoria Street, Grosvenor dress in belge and brown wool trim-Place and Park Lone.

med with leather.

The Duchess selected an amusing print with white teapots all sizes on black crepe background for an- other afternoon dress and ordered a

DISEASE GERMS.

INVENTOR AT R-David Houghton Suddeth. B, who lectured betore tie Inventor's Congress in Chiengo on his potato paring and moshing machine and other of his inventions. At 3 the child prodigy wrote an opera and several musical compositions, He completed grammar school in a few weeks.

20 YEARS

YEARS FOR

PRISON QUEEN

By A Staff Reporter

Paris, Apr. 25.

LOVE for beautiful, French-born, twenty-five-year-old Jeanne Constance Georgel, spy in General Franco's service, has cost the governor of an anarchist gaol in Barcelona his life.

Jeanne, spy under the name of Countess Danichewski, has just been given twenty years' gaol by the People's Tribunal at Barcelona instead of the death sentence she

expected.

Another Frenchwoman-prisoner, repatriated-from- Spain, reached Perpignan to-day, and, sitting over an apertif in a little cafe, described to me how Jeanne had been unofficial queen of the gaol.

Jeanne, I was told, is beautiful. Her beauty made her film "auper," ballet dancer and, finally, spy. She could wind almost any man round her finger.

Jeanne's friend went on: "She spoke many languages. Her English, German, Russian, Spanish and Italian were all fluent. But it was as a woman she excelled.

"Ifer arrival in our prison was triumphant. She came in a taxi- cab, with sultesse, Bowers and a lap-dor.

"Flowers and sultcares went to her cell-the lap-dog was handed to the governor. He doesn't like celis,' explained Jeanne.

garden party dress in black and white FACE NEW FOE misses your

flowered crepe with a lemon fellow sash.

For evening she wilt wear a white

Philadelphia, April 21. satin classie gown with. low-cut de- collete and a long blue net coat, as

Modern medical science has well as one of blue crepe and another produced a new method of fight- of pink crepe. Formal coronation gowns have not been definitely chosening infectious disease with the yet-United Press.

jaid of fat.

New Metal

Has Been Discovered

Do you know Moly?

The discovery was made and nn-. nounced by Drs. Garth W. Boericke, professor t Hahnemann Medical i College, and William W. Young, both of Philadelphia.

Morro Castle

Sentences Reversed

"The same day she had a note from the governor. It read: 'Fido

New York, Apr. 25. The warder took her upstairs to

One of the most terrible fire dramas tea. From then on she was queen ever enacted at sea, the sinking of of the prison. Warders' rugs were the Morro Castle, is recalled by the requistioned for her bed, her food unanimous decision of the New York came in from outside.

circuit court to-day to reverse con- "We called her celt The Love victions on British-born Chief Officer Nest, and she used to sit in iw. F. Warms and Chief Engineer E.

manicured and colffured s. beautifully

Abbott feather-trimmed pink negligee. The Morro Castle, a United States Dul

finally it ended. The luxury cruising liner, was burned out authorities heard of 16, "The Love with the loss of 134 lives of New Nest meant the firing squad to Jersey in September 1034. the governor, but only a change Stories were told of how, after for Jeanno..

In

"Sho was moved to another The new disease fighter is a fuld prison, and sentenced next day. containing microscopic particles, of i "I saw her again. She said to me, fat. It is injected into the veins or 'I have no more tear. Twenty years. under u patient's skin, and the fat I say three. Politics change--and 1 absorbs polsons in the system caused am very beautiful.”

by bacteria. · After the poisons have been blotted up, the substanca - is excreted by the liver.

case. Our research has proved that Research on the preparation has in severe cases of bronchial disease Molybdenum, to give it its been under way for several years, the fat in the blood dropped to zero. full name, is the latest metal,r. Boericke sold, but investigators Injection of the duld supplies the

have been unable to keep the fat in deficiency."

and the only now one to be in a perfect solution. troduced during the past fifty

years.

In

the future no motor-car.

DA

Thousands of tons are being order- ed by manufacturers of all nations.

solution.

RAPID CAINS SHOWN

champagne parties, many passengers were too drunk to don lifebelts; how others, in terror, leapt to death in the

SCO,

Chief-OMeer Warms suggested that the fire was due to incendiaries who placed "something” in a locker, Thirty-five New York Communista were arrested.

Chief Omeer Warms, Mr. Abbott, and Mr. Henry Cabaud, vice-president of the Cuba Mail Steamship Company, were tried in the following years and

Cabaud to one year.

The court now finda that Warms' and Abbott "maintained the best of the sea by staying traditions aboard till the bridge burned under thern,"

IDEAL SOLUTION FOUND

The report was based on 50 cases The discovery, produced under of Infectious diseases. All were kept strict hospital observation. wireless-set will be complete without sugar and water, and remains a stable The, longest time that it takes the

extreme heat, contains 5 per cent. under

solution to work is 12 hours, De Goericke said. Injections rarely had Japan Will Relax Rule to be repeated more than 3 times.

On Height of Soldiers

Tokyo, Apr, 21. Larger supply of man-power for the Japanese army will be provided by relaxations in the physical re- quirements for conscripts.

The success of the discovery has been remarkable, Dr. Boericke sald. So great is the demand that

"Pneumonia,

childbed fever and in-

Clinical microscopic tests show, the only mine at present in quenza have yielded to the effects of according to Dr. Boericke, when the existence, at Colorado, in the

the solution.

blood of the patient returned to United States, In unable to deal

"The Buld makes up for any de-normalcy.

The Injections were successful in with, the rush.

flelencies that the patient's blood may Molybdenum possesses the quality lack. Ordinarily there are 80,000- 14 casca of childbed fever, and in 85 of making steel less brittle. It is, 000 fat particles in each cuble centi- per cent of pneumonia cases. All of however, a costly metal-about £1 a meter of the blood. The body uses the rheumatic fever cases treated pro- pound.

them as a reserve slock against dis-i duced successful results.

The minimum height requirement. is to be reduced from the present 5% feet to 4 feet 10% inches

5, 1937.

RADIO BROADCAST

Cricket Miscellany-"Willow

The King" PIANOFORTE SUITE

wave-

Broadcast by Z.B.W. on lengths of 353 metres (845 k.e's.), 31.49 metres (9.52 m.c's:).

H.K.T

12.30-2.15 p.m. European. Pro-

gramme,

12.30 p.m. The 1934 Tidworth Tattoo, played by the Massed Bands of the Southern Command.

12.47 p...

plano.

Turner Layton at the

1 p.m. Local: Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 p.m. Dance Music.

1.30

p.m.. Reuter Press, Rugby Press; Local: Weather Forecast, Time

and Announcements.

1.40 p.m. Light Concert Items. 2.15 p.m. Close Down.

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-11 p.m. European Programme.

p.m. The London Piano-

Accordeon Band.

An old Hawalion Guitar.

On the Beach at Bail-Bali. Where the Mountains meet the Sea. Mald of Brazil.

There'll never be another you. Happy, I'm happy.

Wine Song,

The white cliffs of Dover,

Log Cabin lullaby.

7.30 p.m. Closing local Stock Quo- talions and Hongkong Exchange Mar- ket Report.

7.35 p.m. Favourites of not-so- long-ngo.

Organ Solos Famous Tauber Melodies....Harold Ramsny; Vocal Duct What's good for the Goose is good for the Gander,...Som Browne and Girl

·Vocal Solo-Chéck Girl Friend; to check....Ginger Rogers; Instru- mental-A Bouquet for Cole Porter Youngsters;

(plano) and the Arthur Y Solos--Lover of

my Dreams,....Noel Coward; Mad Dogs Englishmen..Noel Coward, 8 p.m. Local: Time Signal, Wen-

ther Report and Announcements.

8.03 p.m. A Recital by Alex- ander Kipnis (Bass).

"The Brahms Song Society"-(a) Ein Sonnett, Op. 14, No. 4; (b) Sonn- tag, Op. 47. No. 3; Vier Ernsto Gesange, Op. 121; No. 2.-Ich wandte mich und sahe, No. 4.-Wenn ich malt Menschen; Erinnerung, Op. 63, No. 2.

8.20 p.m.

A Recital for Two Pianos by Vronsky and Babin,

Suite No. 2 for Two Pianos, Op. 17 (Rachmaninoff); No. 1.-Introduc- tion. No. 2.-Valke. No. 3. RG- mance. No. 4.-Tarantelle; Weltz from Sulte for Two Planos, Op. 15 (Arenaky).

8.45. D.M. London-Willow The King. A cricket miscellany with echoes from the Village Green, the County Ground and even from Elysian Fields. Written and arranged for broadcasting by Herbert Farjeon. Produced by John Pudney.

9.30 p.m. London-Newe and An- nouncements.

9.55 b.m. Orquesta Tipica Francisco Canoro.

Madrecita de Pompoya-Tango con conto: Mi Musa Campera-Tongo con into. Churrasco-Tango con canto; MI Buenos Aires Querido--Tango; The Tango of the "Mula"--Tango con canto; A Garden of Illusion-Waltz con canto. ---10.15-p.m.- London--Big-Ben-

Dance. Music.

Fox Trot-Someone to care for me; Fox Trot-Harbour Lights; Fox Trot -Star Dust; Fox Trot--Swinging 'em down; Fox Trot--Golden Heart; Fox Trot-Thru the courtesy of love; Fox Trot-The Boston Tea Party; Fox Trot-It ain't right; Slow Fox Trol-Sorrow; Slow Fox Trot-Love Cries; Fox Trot-The Girl in the garden; Fox Trot-Afterglow; Fox Trottain't no use; Waltz-Delyse.

11 р.. Close Down.

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

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Frequency 6,500 ka

11,750 k.. - 25.32

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9310

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487..

15,140

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1932 metron

аза

17,790 ke

14.66 metres

CBH

$1,470 ki

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18260

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CSU

21.00 k..

19.08 petres

CSL

0.110 k.a. 49.10

Cao

15.180 KA

19.76

CST

15.810 k... 10.60 metres Transmission 1

10.8.B., 0.8.0...._G.§.d.)

1 p.m. Ill Ben. The BBC Dance Ur

1.40 p.m.

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2.23 p.m. The News and Announcemsesta. Greenwich Time Bignal at 230 pm, 2.45 p.m. A Recital by Daphne (Dockburn

(Australian Planiat).

1 p.m.

(4.8.3.. 0.46 p.m.

7.30 p.m.

A talk by Owen F. Morsband, DEO, MNA M. Librarian to k Majesty King George VI.

Transmission 2

'Crowning the King,

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Big Ben All in Pink." A broadcast revue by Lauri Wile

Work_Affairu.” A walk by II V. Hlodeon.

7.40 p.m. TIME Birmingham Hippodrome

Orchestra.

8.16 . An Organ Recital by D. Cunningham, from the Town Hall, Birnfrucham

1.45 pm. Willow the King. A cricket miscellany, with echoes from the Village Green, the County Ground, and even from Eyalan Fields. 0.50 p.m. The News and Announcementa. Greenwich Time Biznal, at 9.46 p.m. Transmission 3 (0.5.3, 0.8.7 0.8.K.) 10.15 p.m. Big len

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P. (Planoforte).

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