1937-10-22 — Page 17

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SATURDAY

23rd OCTOBER

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY,

Irish Sweep Draw To-day

Drum Of Fortung

Whirls Again ·

Dublin, Oct. 21, Three days of exhaustive mixing of the by pneumatic machines counterfoila for the Cesargwlich sweepstake ended to-day, and the drum was carefully rented under the supervision of Government-appoint- cd auditors. It will remain under police guard until the opening of the draw on October 22,

The draw takes place tomorrow morning at the Mansion House, when the. picturesquely dressed girls who have attracted many thousands of spectators to the colourful prelimi- naries, will make their final appear Ance until the next sweepstake

ceremonial.

The amount of the prize fund will be announced by Mr. Jack O'Sheehan, director of the draw, and after od-.

Temperature Consistent

Fine Weather Will Continuo

OCTOBER

1937.

Very little change in the tempera- ture has been experienced during the At 10 un at the past 24 hours. Roynt Observatory the thermometer registered 78 degrees, the same as the corresponding reading yesterday, and humidity was 02, one per cent. below the previous figure.

Maximum temperature (yesterday. was 81, one degree higher than Wed- nesday's highest, while the minimum was 70, two below the previous day's lowest.

Total rainfall since January 1'ro- mains at 80.83 ins, against an overage of 81.31 ins.

The anti-cyclone remains, over China and Japan, with areas of maximum pressure over the Yang tre mouth and the Pacific to the east of Japan.

A typhoon is indicated about 850 miles east of Manila probably mov- ning west-north-west.

dresses by Lord Powerscourt, Presi resi dent of the Hospitals Trust Com- mittee and the Lord Mayor of Local forecast:-North-east winds, Dublin, the actual business of the moderate; nine generally. draw will commence, the winning alips being faken from the drum of fortune by relays of hospital murica. acting under the supervision of the Chief of the Free State Police, Colonel Bray.

All horse prizes will be drawn to- morrow, while the following day will be devoted to the drawing of the

residual prizes and the hundreds of

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD. cash prizes of £100 each.

"DISASTER CALL!”

A great hospital mobilizes for a dread trala wrack.... drama blaste from the screen... and the tangled romances of mon and women in white are unraveled in a climax you'll never forget! M-G-M'a thrill- ing successor to "Men in White"!

Mr. Senn T. O'Kelly, vice prest- dent of the Executive Council of the SZENZENZEXVISA | Irish Free State this afternoon visit- ed the mixing and the exhibition of photographs and models illustrating the remarkable development in ho- pital accommodation and equipment brought about by grants from the fund raised by previous Irish avespa takes-ternational Press Burcati.

BETWEEN

TWO WOMEN

WITH

Franchot TOME

Maureen

Virginia

O'SULLIVAN DRUCE

SUNDAY

AT THE

Doreen Play by Frederick Stephani and Marion Parionnet

Directed by George B. Seitz

KING'S

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PLEASE SEND AT ONCE TO

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Jean Batten

Ahead Of

Rival's Time

Miss

Karachi, Oct. 21. Jean Batten, famous, young New Zealand (ler, las arrived here from Allahabad,

She put her machine down at 7.10 p.m. (India Standard Time) nearly a day ahead of the schedule of Broadbent, witose solo record from Australia io England she aims to better.

Bho is staying here overnight and takes off on her next leg in the early morning-Reuter,

QUICK WORK BY

CONSTABLE

Charged with driving lorry No. 3873 without the permission of the owner, Leung Sal-lo, at 2 a. to- day, and with driving the rehicle without a valid licence at Conurught Road West near Hill Road, Cheung Ching, 10, cor cleaner, failed to ap- pear before Mr. S. F. Balfour and had big ball of $35 estreated.

It appears that Cheung was scen driving the lorry which was landed with vegetables, and was called upon to stop by an indian policeman, but did not do so until the polleeman had jumped on board the vehicle and stopped it. It was then found thot Cheung had no driving licence.

MAILS FOR REFUGEES

Letters are lying at the Poste Rea- fante, General Post Office, for the following:-

Mrs. H. E. Aiera, Mrs. M. M. Allabb, Mr. Beaumont, Mrs. L.. Bick, Mrs. A. L. Biggs, Miss S. Cralg, Mrs. A. E. Fraser, Master Ralph Joseph, Mrs. W. A. Mc- Clelland, Mrs. E. Moran, Mrs. L. Page, Mrs. S. Page, Miss M. Rogers, B. A. Stchesbechoff, Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. R. Tresize, Mrs. J. E. Walker, Win. Wood.

PANAMA KEEPS SKIRTS CLEAN

Panama, Oct. 21. Following the closing of the China Sea to Chinese-owned vessels by the Japanese navy, Panama is porarily

tom-

Auspending the registra- ton of Chinese vessels under the Panama, nanounced the Foreign Minister, M. le Fevre, to-day. Panama 10 anxious to avoid diplomutic complications with the warring nations in the Orient, and will maintain the suspension, until other Powers involved decide upon Joint action-Reuter..

A fine of $5 was imposed on Mr.

R. Brown, of Brown. Jones and Co..

RADIO BROADCAST

(Continued from Pegu 1.) 8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements,

-D'Aquina 8.03 Studio Gaston

(Tenor) accompanied by E. O'NeL Shaw (Plano).

1. Donna non vidi mal ('Monon'- Puccini); 2. Se il mio nome ('Dar- blere-Rossini); 3. Mattinata (Leon-, cavallo); 4. Ideale (Tos); &, Luna d'estate (Tost); o. Ah moon of my Garden Sulic'-- delight (Persian Lelman,

8.25 Peer Gynt Sulle nad Belec- tions from Grier.

Peer Gynt Sulie No. 1: 1. Morning; 2. The Death of Ase; 1. Antro's Dance; 4. In the Hall of the Moun- .Maviz tain King: Solveig's Song.. Bennet (Soprano); Eleglac Melody No. I Heart-Aches....Willem Men- gelberg and His Concertgebouw Or- chestra; Norwegian Danes In D Major Gustave Cloez and L'Orchestra Phillinrmonique Do Paris.

6.56 StadioFirst of a weekly series of talks "Amateur Experts" Tom Hayward on Cricket.

0.00 Hen Shantics.

Geraldo and His Accordeon Band and Male Chorus.

9.15 London Relay-Varioty, with Claude Hulbert and Enid Trevor,

9.30 London Hely-The News and Announcements.

9.50 Three Chopin Nocturnes played by Rubinstein.

Nocturne In E Flat Minor Op. 9 No. 1.

Nocturne In E That Major Op. v No. 2.

NO

Nocturne In D Flat Major Op. 27

༠ 10.00 Songs by Tauber (Tenor). My Dearest One (Tauber-Rotter): Thine My Thoughts-Are, Margarito (Erik Meyer Helmund); Good Night Oh My Lovel (Van Seyfordt-Franz Abt).

10.16 Variety.

Orchestral Mikado-Selection ....Marek Weber and His Orchestra Vocal-But For You; There's Magic In The Air (film The O Lilian Harvey (Soprano)

The Gold Dingers of 1933-Selec- tion....The B. B. C. Dance Orchestra directed by Henry Hall; Vocal-Out In The Cold, Cold Snow (lm 'Love life and laughter'; Love's Last Word Is Spoken (Bixio)....Gracie Fields" Humorous John Henry's Ghost. Joba Henry, assisted by Gladys Hor- Quartelte-Yogi-Bogl ridge; Vocal (Holmes and Reed); Sweet Sue, Just You (Harris and Young)...The Four Crotchels; Organ-In The Chapel In CHI: Bleep. My The Moonlight Little One (Hautzik-fliesenfeld). Reginald Foort.

11.00 Close Dawn.

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES.

7.50 am. 'Cards on the Table,"

7.40 am. Recital

Song by Sarah Sopran).

of french-Canadian

Fischer (Canadian

Ba.m. At the Black Dog?"

030 am. Pianoforte Interlude by Charles

Lyach

0.40 4.1. The News and Announcernents. Greenwich Tirne Sigma) at 0.43 num. 0a.m. Big Den. Trafalgar Day,

This Week,' 10 am. Big

10.15 ...

10.55 am. Itreital by David Marin

(Canadian Violinist),

11.10 am. The News and Announcements; Greenwich Time Bignal at 11.18 a.m. 11.30 am. Variety,

Hporting Guns on Test,

11.40 alg Ben. Chu Chin Chow.

a p..

4 p.m. Sporting Guns on Tent.

4.20 p.m. The News and Announcements. Greenwelt Time Signal at 4.30 p.m.

4.43 p.m. Recital by Empire Artists: 8.43 pan. Big Ben. The Bic Northern

Ireland Orchestra.

7.50 p.m. Sporting Guns on Test."

0.10 pm. Recital by farold Fielding (Violin and Maurice Vinden (Organ), 11.30 p.m. Dance Mude.

9.15 p.M. Variety, with Claude Hulberi

and Enid Trevor.

2.30 p.m. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Bignal si 9.45 p.m.. 10.15 pm. Big Ben. The BBC Empire

Orchestra.

11.14 pm. For the Colonial Service." 11.33 in. Trafalgar Day."

13 am. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signs at 12.15 mm. 12.23 m. Musical Interlude,

7.30 The Talking Horse."

1.20 .m. Charles Brill and, his Orchestra.

2 am, Big Ben, The News and

nouncement.

Greenwich Time Bignal at 2.18 .. 2.23 831. Sporting Guns on Test. 2.45 a.m. Stop Danding,

As

3.30 am, Recital by Ostig Fyfe (Austra-

tan Violoncellist).

3.30 am.

4 a.m. Predial by. Dorothy!

Grimtead,

4.15 am. The Talking libre,"

345 am. Interval.

5 am, The News and Announcements,

Greenwich Time Bigma at 16.

by Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Central 6.25 m. Can you eat | 117-X; Mugistracy this mothing, when he Bupernatural Interveres

....

was summoned for failing to have 540 4. The BBC Orchestra (Section. two front lights on his car in Pok-4.4.am. Dened Musto fulum Road at 9.55 nm. on October 18. Mr. E. T. McMullen, of 40 Kennedy Kond, summoned for park- ing beyond the time Ilm of two hours in Connaught Rond on Oelober

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HIS AFFAIR

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BRIAN DONLEVY - SIDNEY BLACKMER JOHN CARRADINE • ALAN DINEHART DOUGLAS FOWLEY. ROBERT M.WADE FRANK CONROY SIG RUMANN.

Associate Producer Kenneth Macgowa Directed by William A. Saltor

•

Songs in the mood of great romance by Gordon & Revell

DARKCYL F. ZAJTUCE LA Charge of Pretoria

OPENING TO-MORROW.

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

Hut by a bullet wide ruling gran Count the "TELEGRAPHS"" everywhere

bejiind the Kowloon City rifle range

7. was fined £3. For a similar offence yesterday, Leung Sze, a woman, was nt the Pedder Sirrot', car-parke on admitted to the Kowloon Hospital October 7, Mr. SG. Lee, of R. II. with a gun-shot wound in her left Kotowali and Co., was cautioned.

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