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THE HONGKONG

LOST TRIBES OF 20th

WORLD-WIDE STUDY

OF REFUGEES

Million Without A Country

A serious attempt is being made to throw light on the problem of the "lost tribes" of the twentieth century. At the suggestion and with the liberal assistance of the Rr kefeller Foundation, and supplemented by grants from the Leverhulme Trust and the Halley Stewart Trust, the Royal Institute of International Affairs has undertaken a scientific survey of the world's refugee problem.

Investigators appointed by the Re- fugee Survey are now at work in France, In Holland and Belgium, in the countries of the Near East, in- cluding Turkey, Syrla and Cyprus, and In, China.

Sir John Hope Simpson, director of the Survy, told the press recent- ly that efforts will be made to publish the results of the Inquiry early next July.

"UNTHINKABLE”

It is hoped that this will be in time for the problem to be considered in the light of the report of the Survey before the dissolution of the Nansen Ofee and of the High Commission for German Refugees, the two legal organisations for the protection of refugeca

Under a resolution of the Assembly be these organisations are due to Hiquidated in December, 1933.

"Should the League decide finally to wash its hands of the refugees, which is to me an unthinkable possibil..y," said Sir John, "they will be thrown back entirely voluntary bodies."

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Greatest

Soccer Star Is 63, III

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(By Andrew Kidd)

ecmber Steve Bloomer?

Thirty years ago crowds yelled themselves husky shouting bis name. To the million football fans of his Keneration he Was D hero. The greatest footballer in Britain.

"Shoot, Steve," shouted the Satur day afternoon crowds...

The men, women and children un- protected by their native country in- clude Russians, Germans, Malinns, Spaniards, Armeans, Assyrians and

few A Saarlanders, in addition to Turks and Austrians. Of these an Incalculable number are involved; some estimates put the figure as high As a million.

MIGRATIONS CHARTED Not only will their weary migra 4ions throughout the globe during the past twenty years be chinrted, but the survey will include a history of com-, pleted setti:ments such as those of the Bulgarians in Bulgarla, the Ann- tolian Greeks in Greece, the Jews in

Brazil.

"The political, economie, social, educational, cultural and legal aspects of tra refugee question will be studied in detail," said Sir John

"The question of the fugees for political propaganda will: also be examined,

Yesterday I heard only ane husky voice. The voice of a tired, Bick maa.

It was Steve Bloomer's.

I is 03 now, and L-

But the sportsmen who delighted to watch young Steve running down a football pitch on a crisp October day have not forgotten Steve Bloomer in his autumn.

They have clubbed together and raised enough moncy to enable Steve to live a Blx- months rest cure in Australia. "It would be impossible for me to express my gratitude to these kind friends," Steve told me.

TRIP TO AUSTRALIA

"Early next month I will be off on the trip, and you can be sure I am looking forward to it

"Spending the winter in England would do me no good. It's warmth of re-need-add plenty of sunshine.

Sir John expressed the opinion that France had been outstanding among

from

"For the past five years I have been suffering

bronchitis. Work has been out of the question.

"This trip to Australa, I hope, will

me on my feet again." A

TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY,

CENTURY

Margaret Tallichet, Hollyw ceil's beautiful "Cinderella girl" who once pounded typewriter, chosen for the important role of Carreen O'Hara, sister of Scarle it O'Hara, in "Gone With the Wind," eventually to be produced in Hollywood. Mima Tallichet is shown in a bạnch pore. Her new success follows a colourful rise from a small part.

VÁDZA

Average European Citizens Believe

War Is Inevitable

(By Dan Rogers) United Press Sing Correspondent.

London.

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1

DECEMBER 2, 1937.

RADIO BROADCAST

Tchaikowsky Concerto Played by Solomon CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME

Radio Programma Broadcast by Z.11.W. on Wavelengths of 355 metres (045 K.c's) 31.49 metres (0.52 m.c's).

ILK.T.

12-12.20 p.m. Relay of Special Service from St. John's Cathedral.

12.30 Negro Spirituals.

Little Wheel A-Turnin' In My Heart; Keep A-Inchin' Along (arr. Edna

Thomas).... Edna Thomas (Soprano); Don't Let The River Run Dry Haines and Harper); Just Keepin' On (Phillips)..... „Peter Daw» son (Bass-Baritono).

12.10 Halo Da Costa at the Piano. 'One Hour With You-Medley (Whiting and Straus); 'Music In The Air-Medley (Hammerstein Kero)

and

12.52 Musical Comedy. Follow The Sun' Seiretion....Jack Jackson's Dorchester Hotel Orchestra, London. With Vocal Refrain).

1 Time and Weather.

1.08 Albert Sandler (Violin) and His Orchestra.

Prelude (Haydn Wood); Souvenir D'Ukraine (Ferraris); Black Eyes- Russian Impression (Ferraris).... Orchestra: Alegro (Flocco, arr. Bent and O'Neil); Pale Moon (Indlan Love Song-Logan, arr. Kreisler), Violin Solo Maruschika (De Leur); Cuban Serenade (C. Midgley)}; Jea- lousy (3. Gedo); Live, Laugh And Love (Theme Song 'Congress Dances' -Heymann)....Orchestra.

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press; Weather and Announcements.

1.40 Latest Variety Records. Cello-Papillon (David Popper); Czardas (Adolphe Fischer)....Rudolf Dletzamann with Flano accompani ment; Vocal My Way: Deep Desert (film Jericho')....Paul Robeson (Bass); Orchestrol Fairy-Wood Parade-Intermezzo (Noack); Neapo-

litan

Serenade (Winkler)....Joe Bund and His Orchestra; Vocal Wings (AlmMayfair Melody').. Kelth Falkner (Baritone); Haven Of Your Heart Crest of the Wave Novello)....Olive Gilbert (Con- tralto); Rose Of England ('Crest of the Wave Novello)....Edgar Elmes (Baritone); Orchestral 'London Rhapsody Vocale London Fal- Selection (Carr and Kennedy)....? ladium Orchestra.

2.15 Close Down.

B.05-11 Chinese Programme.

$ Delay of the. Dance Orchestra from the Roof Garden of the long- kong Hotel,

5.20 6. They can't take that away from me; 8. Let's call the whole thing off; 7. Shall we Dance; B. "Siap that Bass.

that the United States would nid Eng- 1. September In the Rain; 2. land and possibly France. The Excuse for Dancing; 3. Melody for Russians, with their eyes on Japan, two; 4. Lady be Good, beileved that eventually the United 5.15 Interval of recorded dance The European "average citizen" States and the U.S.S.R. would be allies music from Z.B.W. believes that a major war. more to check Japanese expansion. disastrous than the World War, is

Regarding possible United States inevitable within the next 10 years,

participation in another European United Press correspondents in war, some of the comments were both

Berlin, Vienna,

and London,

Rome, Interesting

revealing. Among recently Inter-i the best were: Moscow and Paris viewed 18 men and women on the streets of these troubled capitals and asked them whether they believed another general war was at band,

Statesmen and the so-called upper Pelasses were avoided. It

the

Wis

European countries in the hospitality Pucht came into Steve's cycz. He common people, the great sufferers of long enough,

offered to refugees. The same liber- ailty was not xvident in the case of England.

PUZZLE

·OF NEW DISEASES

Betweeen 1885 and 1007 he played in 23 international matches for Eng

load.

He was a prolife scorer. In his career he scored 352 League. goals, a record which stood for many years until it was broken by Dixie Dean, of Everton.

5.35 Interval of recorded dance music from .Z.B.W.

6.45 9. Remember Me?; 10. Twilight in Turkey; 11. Never in a Million Years; 12, Sheik of Araby.

0

Studio Children's Concert.

6.49 Songs by Stuart Robertson (Bam-Baritone).

English beautician. "You would be foolish to do so, but if you do, 1 hope you will be with us; after all, we're the same family, you know."

German lawyer: "If the war lasts

the

The Mermaid; Polly Wally Doodle States United

(arr. W.H.M.); Little Brown Jug; eventually will come in on the side The Three Crows (Eastburn); The was not thinking of the trip to Aus-every war, who were questioned..

of England for the same reasons, tralia and the future, he was living

Half answered quickly that they generally, that brought her into the Saucy Arethusa (Traditional).

6.58 Tchaikowsky-Concerto No. 1 over again his great career, He believed war would come again with-| iust war. talked to me about it

in a deende; one sixth weren't sure! Austrian Army Officer: "America in B Flat Major for Plano and There are many who regard Steve and the others believed that there cannot stay out if England and France Orchestra, Op. 23.

Played by Solomon and the Halle Bloomer as the greatest soccer for- would be no war before 1947. - become involved because their for-

Orchestra. ward of all time.

and Austria who were in the pit of by them...America is bound to get The people of France, Germany eign officers know how to get her

7.30 Closing Local Stock Quofa- involved...

..America is bound to stand

tions and Hongkong Exchange Market the inst war believe another conflict in because of the huge ramifications

Пeport. is brewing. Two out of three Britons

7.35 Variety. Vocal Tony's In Town; It's Love were confident, however, that states- of her business."

Italian barber: "I. hope that the manship will avoid a war. The ung-

Again

fim....Jessle (from the United States takes sides with wers to the question in other coun-

March Matthews; Organ-Rodeo Fascism. A capitalist and eminentaly (Ramsay); St. Louis Blues (Handy) tries were: Germany, Austria and (DJ JOHN LANGDON-DAVIES)

industriallst natiun has everything France, two thirds

and one "yes"

..throid

Vocal and Plano lo lose wilh

Communism. Afterglow (Stillman-Ram-Levant); New disceses, especially of the

third "probably," whille Italy and blood and liver, and a mass of my-

Russia were divided equally three Fascist-Communist war in Europe is

Inevitable." sterious ill-health, anemia, and de- pression, from no known causes, have

ways.

Russlan engineer and Red Army The next question put to them was: reserve officer: The World War puzzled doctors for some time,

Will the

Ualted States become proved that the policy of isolation is Suspicion falls on the millions of LIVES FOR FOOTBALL

Involved in the next war?

afulile guarantee and it will be gallons of chemicals in daily use as

At no time did "England's greatest

A majority answered "no," not hardly possible for any power to solvents in a wide number of indus-match-winner carn more than £4 of them adding the hope that should support neutrality in the next war."

Chinese Programme-Studio tries, in spite of their being known, a week as a footballer.

the United States feel constrained to The most moving reply came from in certain cases, to have caused acute

"The rewards for a professional inke sides she would come in on the an old Russian housewife who said.

11 Close Down. and chronic disease and even death.

footballer were not very tempting in side of their nation.

Don't ask me anything about war!

8.05-11 0. European Programme he said.

Britain and Germany Have clearly I don't want to hear about it. My The Medical Research Council has those days,"

"Prospects in a football career are negative answers, Two Russians of husband was killed in the war with from ZEE On a Frequency of 649 published to-day a bulky preliminary

Kiloeroles. the Revolution: study of all the evidence as a basis better to-day, but I think that the three said the United States would Japan, my son in

8.45 Liszt-Compositions. is still not good enough. for research that must be done im- pave refect from

drawn in through economie and I am ill now because I've had to football 23 reasons, Austria, Italy and France work too hard, day and night, sewing mcdiately.

yeora ago. Since then he hins were about equally divided.

clothes for soldiers. Everything is couched teams in Spain and Canuda. Of the minority which believed terrible in wur, I know that every- has hud jobs as a football grounds-Europe's next war, general bellef was but war is war,"

States

In thing possible will be done for us,

At the moment we are not aware precisely what risks we are running.

EVERYDAY CONTACT

Steve signed on her Derby County as a youth. He earned 70. dd. a week in his first year.

man.

He lives now with a daughter at

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The suspected chemicals include Derby. benzol, benzine, naphtha, turpentine, "I still live for football," he mur carbon disulphide, carbon tetra-mured. "Never misa secing County chlorido and dozens of other similar play at home. But substances with which everybody gleam in his eye brightened, "foot- comes into contact every day.

ball has gone off. "It's not nearly as good as it used to be, when I could

One such chemical is known to be so dangerous that the Austrian Government has recently prohibit- ed workers using it from working more than four hours a day.

A chemical, of which a million and

a half gullons uro manufactured year-

ty in Great Britain alone, has been

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The Way You Look To-night calm The New Swing Time')....Lelle Hutchinson; Orgah-Broadway Melody of 1938- Selection; "The Singing Marine selection....Reginald Foort.

8 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

03

Concert

Wilhelm

Isoldens Liebestod....Benno Mol- seivitch (Flano); Liebestraume.... De Groot and The Piccadilly Orches-

Waldesrauschen, tra; Backhaus (Piano); Hungarian Rhap sody, No. 2....Philadelphia Sym- phony Orchestra Cond. Leopold Stokowski; Rakoczy March....Mark Hambourg (Plano).

8.30 London Relay-At The Black Dog.

Mr. Wilkes at home in his own bar-parlour. Presented by Pascoe Thornton.

Miqsic.

London Relay—Light Orchestral

0.10 London Relay-Food for

Three short talks on matters "of topical interest.

9.30 London Relay--The News, 9.30. Max Bruch-Concerto No. 1 In G Minor, Op. 28.

"Uppy" Andrews, 61-year-o'd resident of the little Essex Thought"

the Atlantie to rid them of war's ever since he broadcast on the to America three one subject from the taproom of the village inn plns-cach

Madison, Wis.

shown to attack the bone marrow of representing a trafle accident-cover months ago. workers using lacquer containing it.

a buge map of Wisconsin on display Then there is carbon tetrachloride. In the rotunda of the state capitol.

"Uppy," whose real name is Charles Shepherd Andrews, has which is used in dry-cleaning, as a The map was prepared by the state not had a day's peace since. dry shampoo, in tire extinguishers, in highway commission to emphasise insecticides and

in soap solutions. the frequency of automobile ac-about warts," Deaths have been caused by its use cidents, In all of these processes, while a very Iarge amount of chronic illness has been traced to it

Yet hundreds of thousands of men and women use it in industry, and not one of us but comes into contact with some product in which it has been concerned.

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Played by Yehudi Menuhin (Vio- In) and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Landon Ronald.

"The care has been handed down to me from my great grandfather," | (Tenor). fio Bald.

"I have had 3,000 letters asking]

10:15 Songs by Richard Tauber he said. " have answered them with the help of my

A Brown Bird Singing. (Barrie— next door neighbours. Of course,

"Ile won't tell you or me," said his Haydn Wood); I Love The Moon they enclose stamped addressed en- friend, "but it is fargely a matter of (Rubens); Rose Marie (Friml). Cematory Gift To City velopes. I cannot acknowledge those falih. He is treating all these people

10.25 . Variety and Dance Musia. who do not send stamped envelopes."

Dance Orchestra-Fato (Gay)! by letter and is making a success of

Way Down Yonder-In New Orleans San Francisco,

Uppy says he enn cure warts by it.

(Creamer-Layton)....Harry Roy's A $2,000,000 cemetery has been of- {post,

"You cannot blame him for not Tiger-Hagamumns; Vocal-Paradise fered to the city of San Francisco

HIS SECRET

telling what he does. He is poor in Walle Time; Could I Be in Love? There are two problems exercising as a gift, according to W. B. Rles, "is testimonials can be read by man, but he makes no charge except (film 'Champagne Wallz),...Gladys the Government health services president of the Laurel Hill ceme anyone who chooses," said an ad- what people like to send voluntarily," warthout (Mezzo-Soprano); Dańco first, how to avoid accidents and occu-tery association. Ries sald that miring friend. "One has just arri- "Uppy" is a native of the village Orchestra Love Was Born-Fox- pational discosda due to abnormal ex- trustees had voted in favour of the

and was renowned all through the Trot Stranger To A Cup of Tea posure to these chemicals, and, much move, providing that the elly turned

district for his wert cures before the Fox-Trot=":{"Crazy Days')....Billy more important, how for unexplained the 54-acre property into a memorial "Uppy" refuses to tell how he radio spread E 1 fama across the Mayerland, H; Orchestra (Vocal liners in the general population can park to commemorate those buried

own country and néři, (the ocean. He is Refrain, by Fred Conyngham); Vocal be attributed to them.

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