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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, MARCH

1998.

KING CAROL DEPRIVES £44,000

EX

Obey Or Lose Estates"

Kitzbuhel.

TX-PRINCE NICHOLAS OF RUMANIA, stripped of his rank and exited eight months ago because he refused to give up marriage to a commoner, has been forbidden by his brother, King Carol, to export £44,000 with which he planned to build a home for himself and wife in Italy.

King Carol also warned his brother that if he disobeyed his estates in Rumania might be con- fiscated.

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The King's command, in phrases, was given in a letter de- livered to the ex-prince to-day in his lonely villa two miles from Kitz- buhel, Austrian winter sports centre.

The Queen-Mother, ill In the Cotroceni Palace outside Bucharest, denies rumours about the parting of her two sons.

It had been stated that at the height of their quarrel eight months ago Nicholas seized a revolver and attempted to shoot King Carol. Their mother threw herself between them, receiving the shot intended for the King.

RUMOURS DENIED

The Queen-Mother, in her letter, states that that was not true, adding that the quarrel was provoked by Mme. Lupescu, who thought she had been snubbed by Nicholas's wife. red twentynine-year-old -haired

dark

Elena Dimitrescu,

She continued: "The two brothers disagreed and parted, alas on un friendly terms. But even my short tempered son (Nicholas) never lifted his hand against his brother. We are not savages!"

BROTHER OF HANAN

MEMBERS OF THE CREW of the British steamer Hopsang, who received Gallant Conduct medals from His Excellency the Governor for heroism in connection with the wreck of the

ship last year.

Inspectors For Crown Colonies?

SIR FRANK SWETTENHAM'S

SUGGESTION

London, Feb. B. SUGGESTION that the "French plan of travelling inspectors, say one or two for each group of Crown Colonies, who would visit exch Colony in turn and give to the authorities they visited the benefit of experience gained in the various dpartments of the best managed colonies" might be usefully adopted in the British Empire is made by

Men Still Run This

L

Men's World, Avers

Mme. Tabouis

Sir Frank Swettenham, best known of Malayan ex-Governors, in a letter to the Daily Telegraphs to-day.

Sir Frank refers to the recently published report of the Commission of Enquiry into the Trinidad riots last year, and suggests that "this was

not the first time that there was trouble with the native population in Trinidad."

Agreeing with the Commission's inding that the conduct of the Administration was lamentably weak at the criticnt moment, he suggests that such troubles might be avoided Its future by the method he proposes and declares that "It is extraordinary how ignorant the Government auth- orities in one Crown Colony are of the methods pursued with success in another where the conditions practically the same."

"SACKING" EXCHANGE

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EMPIRE NEWS

TYPHOID CASES IN CALCUTTA

Calcutta.

Following the outbreak of typhoid fever at a Calcuita hotel, five persons have been found to be suffering from the disease, and there are 21 sus- pected cases.

There are no victims among the British delegates to the Indian Science Congress, all of whom were inoculated before their arrival.

Engineer's Death-The death has occurred at Shillong, Assam, of Mr. B. L. Harvey, deputy chief engineer of the Eastern Bengal Railway,

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RADIO BROADCAST

St. David's Day Marked By Welsh Programme BEETHOVEN CONCERTO

Radio Programme Broadcast by Z.B.W. on Frequencies of 845 k.c.'s, 0.62 m.c's, per second. H.K.T.

12.0-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathe- dral.

12.30 A Welsh Programnie.

The Leck Selection (Middleton). The London Palladium Orch. cond. by Richard Creon; Praise Or Wales (Geirionydd and Wwlyd); The Gipsy (Crwys),

William

Edwards (Tenor) with Harp accomp. by Telynores Gwyngyll; Dear Wales (Roberts); The Village Spring (Roberts). Leila Megan (Con tralto) with Piano accomp. by T. Osborne Roberts; All Through The Night; March Of The Men Of Har- lech (Welsh Air). .... Royal Moun- tein Ash Male Choir.

1.0 Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 Barnabas Von Geczy and His Orchestra,

I

Poem (Fibich); Malaga (Rixner); Ragamuffin (Rixner); Pony (RIx- ner); Blue Skies (Rixner): Siciliana (Apollonio); Forget It, And Smile (Bohmelt); Puszta (Mihaly); Fresh Breezes (Borchert),

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press; Wenther Forecast and Announce ments.

1.40 Relay

of the Rotary Timin Speech from The Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel,

Speaker: T. Smith, Esq., Manager, Islington Corinthians.

2.15 Close down.

0.0-8.45 Chinese Programine, 5.45 London Relay-The B.B.C. Welsh Orchestra.

Leader, Frank Thomas; Conductor, Idris Lewis: Trevor Anthony (Bass); Orchestra: Selection, From the Welsh Hills (Idris Lewis); Trevor Anthony And Orchestra: Breuddwyd Glyndwr (WUliams), Y Marchog Calcutta flot-Several constables (Joseph Parry); Orchestra: Glyndwr were injured in a riot at Bellia- (Maldwyn Price); Trevor Anthony: zhatta, a suburb of Calcutta. trouble occurred, while cows

The Paradwys; Can y Telthiwr; Y Cymro being taken to a slaughter-house.

were (Williams); Orchestra: The Hirlas

Horn; Y Draig Goch (Thomas).

7.30 Closing local Stock Quotations. 7.35 New Variety.

Maltaraja's New Move At a durbar held in honour of his 76th birthday, the Maharaja of Cochin an- nounced that he was entrusting the

Dance Orch.-Mind Your Step!- administration of certain departments Fox-Trot; When The Lads Are Oft. to a Minister for Rural Development,, To Dance..... Otto Dobrindt and

Piano who would be nominated from among His

Symphonists; Vocal---

the elected members of the Legisia- Climbing Up The Golden Stairs (arr. tive Council. He states that his aim Hill Billes); In The Moonlight's In retaliation for the expulsion of is to associate the citizens of the Glow (The H Blllies). The twelve Austrians from Yugoslavia State directly with the Government, Hill Bullies; Humorous -- Grub last December, the Austrian Govern-Exchange.

Handley-Frankau): Music (Grick ment recently ordered twelve Yugo-

Handley-Frankau). Murgatroyd Winterbottom; Piano-China

How many times have you read news stories of secret European politics, international intrigues, as revealed by Mme. Genevieve Tabouis? For fourteen years her poli-slays to leave Austrin. The Yugo had 11e first "black-out" to test the Doll Parade (Zameenik); 52nd Street

tical column in the Paris L'OEuvre has been quoted in other papers all over the world.

Have you wondered what kind of on the men who run the world. She woman che ls? Let me tell you. I thinks purges, politics more interest-j have just spent an hour with her, | ing than recipes, writes Mary Welsh in the Daily Em- press.

Approaching

from

11

distance,

shaking hands, she seems like a sinull, compact nonentity. You notice her pale face, pale blue eyes, marcelled grey hair, absence of lip- stick. You notice her smart bluck seal cape, the pearls on her fingers and on her black velvet bodice. You think, "a timid little thing, up from some country town for the day."

You don't feel her power until she begins to speak-of Hitler. of Abyssinia, Anthony Eden, munitions as other women chatter. of sauce recipes and new hats.

One night also scribbled, "IIller is going to land troops in Aloroc- co." The next day the French Navy began concentratilug forces there, and what might have turn- ed into a war was averted. Mmc. Tabouls has used woman's talent for collecting gossip

her

Wrinkling her nose she says, "Germany won't demand colonies or concessions. She will take them. And If Gennans goes to war what will she do with the people in the concentration camps?

and

Bombay "Black-Out." — Bombay slays are sald to have acted against efficacy of such a step in the event Selection. the Interests of Austria.

of an air-raid, It was only n borough. moderate success as many house- holders' did not co-operate.—Reuter, CANADA

Diamonds In World Increase

FASCIST LEADER'S

CAMPAIGN

Patricia Ross-

8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements. 8.03 Mary Band Music. Mechanized Infantry-Quick March (McBain)

Command (Aldershot Searchlight Tattoo-1036). Massed Bands 'Of The Aldershot and Montreal. Mr. Adrien Arcand, Editor of the Eastern Commands cond. by David McBain; "The Arcadians' Selection dally French journal L'Illustration, |

Band of H. (Manckton). .... The and leader of the Canadian Fascist London, Feb. 15,

party, announced that lie would start M. Coldstream Guards cond, by Lt. World turnover in diamonds,

n nation-wide campaign next spring J. C. Windram. don't permil pessimism in the con- 1937, is estimated here at about versation at my family table. I say to my children, We must never £9,500,000 compared with allow ourselves to be surprised. That | £8,250,000 in 1936 and a mere makes n disadvantage, We must £1,500,000 in 1932. have courage.'"*

"But, no, I am not pessimistic, I

8.45 Welsh Programme.

SHOES

for Gentlemen

"As good as Honan" is the last word in praise for any shoe. It is a "trade term" used occasional-

ly, but never justifiably-unless the shoe is a Hanan, '

Hanan styles, Hanan qualities and Hanan prices join in upholding and adding to a reputation that has been eighty-five years in building.

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THE CENTRAL TRADING COMPANY

Cantonese Strengthen Defences

Growing Throat Of Invasion

fold:

years

Bank of Canton. Building Hongkong:

BALKANS RECOGNISE ETHIOPIA

As Conquered Italian State

FIDELITY TO LEAGUE

to enlist new members for the party. 8.15 London Relay-Great Scientl¬

Canton, Feb. 20. The party already boasts a mem-fle Discoveries: The Breath of Life

The growing threat of invasion has bership of 80,000 in five provinces. by Jonquil Antony.

hurried the Kwangtung military

Ankara, Feb, 28. The story of Antoine Lavoisier and authorities in their work Mr. Aberhart, the Premier of Al-

of com-

Members of the Balkan Entente- Thus 1937 was a good year, though berta, and his Cabinet

pleting Canton defence colleagues his discovery of oxygen. Production

measured Creece, Yugo-Slavin, Rumania and SHE HAS COURAGE

the Diamond Trading Company, Ltd., have carried on an intensive and bit- by John Richmond.

Fortified areas, into which foreigners Turkey-decided to-day upon re and non-inhabitants may not pass, cognition of the Italian conquest of Mme. Tabouis has courage. The

which handies diamond sales (known fer campaign to retain the seat at

have been in the trade as "sights") for the Lethbridge vacated by Mr. Hans

enlarged and strengthened. pallor of her face is one evidence of

Y Delyn Aur, Rhondda Weish

Abyssinia, necording to a communi- Foreigners wishing police passes for que issued after the meeting of re African producers, tactfully Wight, the Social Credit member. Glee Singers; Dafydd Y Garreg Wen south the serious illnesses she has suffered

week-end trips to beauty spots or

or presentatives of the Entente Powers. for ten years. Frequently she has suspended its "sights" in the closing Polling took place recently.

(arr. Osborne Roberts); Y Bwthyn

monasteries are

being politely dictated her column from her pillow. months of the year in order to pre-

Damages for British Firm The Bach To Gwellt (arr. Osborne Ro-

"Sorry, but that is with- The communique declared that re- She conalders with calm the possi vent the price from falling.

British music publishing house of berts). Leila Megan (Contralto);

in a

restricted zone." For

presentatives of the four Powers will bily that her son will serve in a But diamond shareholders have no Francis, Day and Hunter has been Savoy Welsh Medley (arr. Somers)

Shameenlics Mayfair Orchestra;

their riding be accredited to the King of Italy. awarded £210 In-the Ontario High future war. Her son in twenty-one reason to complain of the year just

have kept New

horses in Tu Court. The suit was brought against Cywydd Y Got (Gwilym Hiralthog); now.

closed. Their giant De Beers not only "He is a beautiful boy, tall and paid off last year the heavy arrears Twentieth Century Fox Corporation Breuder Bywyd (Bardd Nantglyn fale and intelligent. Twice a week on its preferred stock but also re- und Famous Players Corporation for William Edwards (Tenor) with Harp sumed dividends on the deferred. De infringing the copyright title of the accomp. by Telynores Gwyngyll; Ar he comes home from his school Beers' shares are once again anong song, "The Man Who Brotte the Bank! Hyd Y Nos: My Little Welsh Home L'Ecole Polytechnique and then the the most active intemational couns at Monte Carlo," by giving a motion (Songs of the Welsh Mountains- house is filed with joy.

Williams

Lella Megan (Con- ters, airmailed almost dell back and I picture the same name. "But my son and his friends are forth between London, Paris, Brys, į AUSTRALIA

tralto); Mentra Gwen; Yu Inch I TI Cumri.. Evan Williams (Tenor). 0,13 London Relay Brilish

Kenneth Adam Interviews over- seas visitors

Bradman's Physique

Disappoints Visitor very serious, more than I was when sels and Amsterdam.

Sydney, Jan. 21. The Canadian Empire Games athletes say they are disappointed with Don Bradman-but only as for as his physique is concerned.

They expected to see someone weighing around 14 slone, and like Babe Ruth in appearance.

"I doubt whether Bradman would be much above lightweight limit," sald Don Rowand, manager of the boxing and wrestling squad.

"Sul, I guess ita a case of valu- able goods being done up in a mnoll parcel."

The Canadians cannot understand the keen interest of Australleria in cricket.

Compared with their baroball it was drab, too much time belnit spent in folding changes and "batters”, not making any attempt to hit the ball, They sold.

I was young. When they dropped, However, demand for the stonça, bombs on Barcelona the other day from the United States, is the main STATE'S RECORD GOLD Industries Fall, 1928,

support of the diamond market, and he was annoyed."

that demand is alow at present, according to reports.

She says, "Now my daughter, Rosing, la seventeen, and this spring we will introduce her to society. She la studying philosophy, but she thinks mostly of her party frocks."

volued at £8,743,755,

YIELD

Perlli, The gold yield of Western Austro- Trade circles are studying closely lia for 1937 totalled 1,000,047 ounces, Mr. Roosevelt's budget, trying to Kuess whether or-not it spalla “infle- This is the first time production tion." If it does, then demand for has exceeded 1,000,000 ounces since diamonds an From her studio, furnished in the

as a "hedge" against Infla-1010 Reuter. of the French eighteenth lion will spring up almost over night. century (she doesn't like modern that falla, then the ravival-It

and walled with books, follows the traditionat pattern-will furniture) telephone calls to out every night come from a widespread demand for to the capitals of Europe. From 8 diamonds as an "investment." what p.m. until midnight she works on her the economists call a "store of value."

In the diamond cycle, buying for column.

ladies comes last.-United Press.

manner

Women will never do much to stop war, ale says, and admits it is unfortunate, "Yo can falk" about boycotts an shipments of We can talk about peace. But it still a man's world, run by men.

AFTE

"Of course, in Franco It is different "If the officials agree, we'll play on from England. We French-women exhibition gemo of baseball cannot vote even now." Sydney to show exactly what We Mumcan," Mr. J. 11. Crocker, athletic

coach offered,

"I would be much more important Tif X could vote,"

COOKING EDICT FACES GIRLS

Hobori, Austrollu. Tasmanian high school girls must choose between higher education or cooking. When they reach the age of 13 and do not intend to study for higher examinations, they are placed automatically. In coutics of domestic training.

BELATED HONOUR TO NEWSMAN į

Shirley, Me.

9.30 London Kelay--Tho News 9.50 Beethoven-Concerto No. 3 In C Minor, Op. 37.

Played by Artur Schnabel (Piano) and the London Philharmonic Or chestra conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent.

10.20 Songs by Elisabeth Schu- mann (Soprano). Forty-one years after his death, a Night And Dreams tablet has been dedicated to Edgar Schubert): Happiness (Holly- Schu- Wilson (Bill) Nye, country news- bert); Near The Deloved (Goethe- paperman who was the Will Rogers Schubert); Laughing And Weeping of bis day.

(Ruckert-Schubert) .Plano se comp. by Gerald Moore.

10.34 D'Indy-Suits For Flute, Violin, Viola, Violoncello And Harp, 09. 01.

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Kuangshan, trotting out on and Emperor of Abyssinia,

Sunday afternoons into the country- The meeting supported the Malta side and wooded hills about White Agreement about the Dardanelles Cloud Mountain north-east of the and reiterated. n non-intervention

for city. But unfortunately the polley in Spain. equestrians, this whole

region is

HOW

The communique stated that there bustling with milltary activity, was complete agreement on all ques- Canton as they do, tions and expressed fidelity to the these quiet huis constitute a key

point for a Japanese attack overland. League of Nations.

The communique added that for- Guarding against such a contingency,

the Internal the Cantonese soldiers have honey-eign intervention in combed the position with defence affairs of the Entente would not be preparations. At the same time they tolerated-Reuter Bulletin, are using the sheltered valleys af supply bases. One particular valley, hitherto Alled during the summer rovoll. When finished the scarred with week-end vacationists, is now earth is carefully covered with sticks to over a hundred armoured; of bamboo and rubbish, Ingeniously

ho

In

small

Closer to Canton the military

ling r

trucks and pieces of heavy artillery, arranged. Important alles are bomb- In the villages near Canton boy proofed with heavy concrete, The soldiers are busy making trenches ring of fortifications that is being and dug-outs at all strategic points. formed will completely enciralo the At daybreak these troops leave their city on its outskirts. barracks and scatter over the coun (Collin-

working parties, they march along in single file, their authorities are folshing a span of pill boxes and machine-gun emplace- greenish-brown, bamboo-coloured uniforms blend into the terrain, mak-ments Ulat are somewhat reminiscent

of the famed "Hindenburg but ing them indistinguishable from The construction is twelve-inch con-

short distance. To ata in In-croto with the top of the visibility from the air many wear on projecting only ab

about

foot above Atraw their beads

blotched helmets,

hed the level of the ground. Here again with

masses of brown, natural camouflage is used, and camouflaging masses

wand green, and red. Though TAW

pansers-by walk within several yards untrained in military matters, theme of them, unaware of their existence. provincial soldiers aro back at their Nowhere are preparations left.

GAE AITIONISA Correspondent.

Played by the Quintette Instru mental De Paris,

10.50 Denticiasolin-Fingal's Cave ---Overtüre.

Played by St. Louis Symphony

own trade. They dla trenches with|

DUI

Orchestra cond: by Rudolph Ganz, patience and vigour, under conditions vulnerable to observation de Japari

11,0. Close down,

it which European" troops would!

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