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(Continued from Page D.) ....Frederick Thurston (Clarinat) and Myers Foggin (Plaño); Vier Ernste Gesange, Op. 121: No. 4. Wenn ich mit Menschen Standchen, Op. 106, No. 1: Vergebliches Stand- chen, Op. 84, No. 4....Alexander Kipnis (ass) and Gerald Moore (Piano); Hungarian Dance

No. In G Minor: Hungarian Dance No. 17 In F Sharp Minor,...Menubin (Violin) accom. by Marcel Gazelle; Cradle Song... The Angelus Octel

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1938,

Plot Fails In Canton

Subversivo Elements Kopt In Check

Canion, Feb. 4. Interviewed this afternoon, an of ficial spokesman categorically dented various rumours current here during the last two days concerning the situation in Canton. He stated that these runouts had been affont to, the elect that the enemy utilsed ban- to create trouble here or to the effect that chemy forces had landed at Pao On and Bocen Tigris forts to launch an of tack on Canton, but the rumours were now proved to be unfounded.

1.0 Tane and Weather, 1.03 Derek Oldham (Tenor) and dits and traitorn New Mayfair Orchestra.

Mllestones

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1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press; Weather and Announcements.

"The enemy," he continued, "may have endeavoured to instigate ban- dita and traitors to create trouble, but we are confident that their in- trigues will nover succeed

the people of Kwangtung have always

1.40 Liszt Concerto No. 1 In Ebeen patriotic and would never al- Flat Major,

low themselves to be utilised by the enemy. The happenings of the last two days bear testimony to this and there need be no anxiety over these absurd rumours,

Played by Mischa Levitzld (Piano) and the London Symphony Oreliest. conducted by Sir Landon Ronald.

2.05 Delius-Paris-Ein Nachts- tuck.

Played by the London Phillhar- monte Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham,

2,30 Close down. 0.0-7.0

Chinese Programme. 7,0 An hour of Bachi.

"As to the situation at Pao On arki Bocca. Tigris, the defences there are very strong and there is no fear of any attempt on the part of the enemy to effect a landing.

"We state that the 35,000,000 people of Kwanglung, influenced, by the teaching of our inte leader. Sun Yat-sen, and the traditional spirit of the revolution, would give whole. Italian Concerto....Wanda Lan-hearted support to the Generalls- dowska (Harpsichord); Preludes simo's policy of prolonged resistance Nos. 1 and 2 in C Major; Preludens long as Japan still adheres to her No. 3 In C Minor; Fugue In C Minor policy of aggression and as long as For Two Voices (from the Little our territory, at present occupied by Preludes and Fugues).. Waada the Japanese, has not been recover- Landowsko (Harpsichord);" Alr from

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Saite No. 3....Edwin Fischer and His Chamber Orchestra; Ave Maria "We are not afraid of any threat ...Gota Ljungberg (Soprano). and are prepared to make Violin Obbligato by Isolde Menges. supreme sacrifice to defend our na

tional sovereignty and integrity. AL Choral Prelude-Christ lay in the present peace and order prevail in Bonds of Denth Fugus In G Minor Canton as usual, which alone should (The Little G minor Fugue)... dispel the rumour of trouble, which Leopold Stokowski and the Philadel-might have spread here." Reuter, phia Orchestra..

Cantata No, 05-Take Me to Thee; Cantata No. 85:-See, What His Love ....Georges Thill (Tenor); Sulte No. 2 In B Minor: a. Overture, Rondeau, c. Sarabande, d. Bourree, e. Polonaise and Double, f. Minuet, K. Badinerle....Chiengo Symphony Orchestra cond. by Frederick Stock.

D.0 Time and Weather. 8.03 Studio-Trio: Prue Lewyls (Violin), E, Pellezatit (Cello) and Lindsay A. Lafford. (Plano).

Mozart Trio No. 4 in C Major,

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tics and damage as a result of daily air raids are sumclent to black tho coup of the pro-Japanese hirelings. -Special.

arsenal of

The plot was to stage on uprising un February 3 by the traitors in con

Arsenal Found Junction with landing of 4,000 blue- jackets on the Pearl River some-

Canton, Feb. 4. where near the Docen Tigris together Police to-day carried out raids with an air raid on the city. After throughout the city and over 700 the traitors and malcontcats recupied people have been arrested on sus→ a government buliding, they were picion of being pro-Japanese con- to cover the top with a piece of spirators. Those arrested also in- Hankow, Feb. 4. white cloth to notify the Japanese clude four Japanese.

Over 100 of those arrested wero airmen not to bomb that building. Rumours of trouble in Canton are

srized at the headquarters of the Japanese warships were to make a absolutely unfounded, according to official quarters here. A high official pretense of landing at Kongnicon on clique, a pawn shop in the centre of here telephoned this afternoon to Blas Bay to divert the attention of the city, which was raided and found Gen. Wu' Teh-chen, who reported the military authorities,

to contain miniature while the that the nervousness in Canton was true intention was to make a naval band grenades and ammunition in due to a Japanese threat to bomb the landing near Canton. This was p

to a wireless transmitting entire city of Canton to-day. Pre-side-show, as the chief strength lay of the reactionaries cautionary measures were therefore in the success

General rumour declares that the taken by the Chinese authorities, and puppets to overthrow the ed-plotters intended to seize control of

The city at & a.m., coinciding with the Arst attack on Bocca Tigris, and were to signal Japanese planes the success of their plans from the roof of the. headquarters. It was over this par- ticular spot that Japanese planes circled without attempting to drop an hour this bombs for almost moming-Our Own Correspondent.

Reulcr,

ministration here.

Japanese Plot

Four thousand bluejackets are not Canton, Feb. 4. sufficient for a military invasion of Creation of a pro-Japanese regime | Kwangtung, but this unit was to In Canton was the main object of harass the military from without, so Der Hirt Auf Dem Felsen, Op. 129 the panic and anxieties to-day, but that the traitors could spring the (Chezy-Schubert).

this conspiracy was known several coup here. As the plot was known days ago by the military authorities as early as February 1, confidential who have taken precautionary men-information was circulated to bureau and department. executives here in- structing them to take necessary pre-

8,42 Orchestral.

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Bullet in German's Heme

Contos, Feb. ✯ The home of Mr. H. K. Baiste, a was in Tung ban

German Dances Nos. 1 and 2 (Mozart): German Dance No. 3 (The

the troops cautions. Ride)

With ample warning, Sleigh

(Mozart)....Vienna Phharmonle Orchestra

and gendarmes should be able cond. by

The fact that political intrigue is Bruno Walter. Peer Gynt Suite suppress the coup d'etat of several

the CentralGerman living No. 1 Op. 48 (Grleg); a. Morning, bhundred traitors led allegedly by two resorted to in ousting Death of Ase, c. Antirn's Dance, 4. In prominent Chinese, who are report- Authorities in Kwangtung shows that punctured by rifle fire

guards the hall of the Mountain King....

ed to have arrived at a nearby port the weakness of Japanese forces in when over-vigilant from Shanghal recently. One is al-making an outright invasion of this seeking a mysterious suspect. The Jondon-Philharmonic Orchestready a member of the puppet Pro- province, in the opinion of compet-German Consul General said that the. cond. by Eugene Goossens.

visional Government in Pelping, ent observers. The extensive casin】-

9.0 Reuter and Rugby Preto; Werther and Announcements.

0.15 Relay of Who Regimental Band of the 1st. Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders.

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10.0 Tchaikovsky-Symphony No. 6 In B Minor, Op. 74 (The 'Pallell- que' Symphony).

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