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THE HONGKONG

IS SCOTS EDUCATION R.E. Old Comrades Gather

WHAT IT WAS? -

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walked in; (b) Trust In me; (e)^ Al'nt Misbehavin'

was the usual age. 1703 the 8.35 Tangos.

University Majanah). (Juna Lossus)... Bajos Principal of Edinburgh

was paid at the rate of EDD per Beld Dance Orchestra. Enamorado

while the Professor of (Wetzel-Jose); Mon Amour (Darcxl-

Robert Renard Dance Humanity was lucky it he got his Havana Heaven (Johnson

£20 a year. Fees corresponded, and Hisone student boasts of completing his Mantovan & & Tipica Orchestra.

university course, board and all, for 8.37 Varlely with the Hi Bilfies, the sum of £11 185. Bd. A bad har- Fred Astaire, Boswell Slaters anel vest almost depleted the classes of Marcel Palotil

attendance.

At Re-Union Dinner

Member and friends of the Royal Engineers Old Comrades Association gathered at the Peninsula Hotel on Saturday night to attend the annual reunion dinner of the Association.

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wholehearted interest and support means to this- branch of the REO.C.A. Such interest und, sup- port is neither patronising nor con- descending: but a true-example of

not Self", and its effect k fust the same as all members post and present fool in having H.M. the Colonel in Chief--very King as difficult to define; but probably pardonable pride and a determina- on to give of one's best so as not to tarnish the lustre of the Corps und so as to further the enda of every- thing connected with it, including the RE.O.C.A.

love them all; My heart is calling; herring, and a sack of patincal, holi- | Raeburn, performed in a humorous Press, and on posters, the future thelf glorious tradition and you can i

Among those present are many distinguished military officers including Col. G. C. Gowlland, the President, Col, G. B. Gifford Hull, Lt.-Col. T. W. R. Haycroft, Major D. Bathe, the 71cc-Presidents, and Lt. Col. H. de L.. Panct, the Chairman.

The function proved to be a most | Houghton, which had done great.

The Interest and support of such enjoyable one, excelicat entertain work. Apart from the good shows grand Sappers ns General Sir Bindon

it had arranged, some 4,000 Blood Even at the beginning of last cen- ment being provided during the in that In Your Arms Tonight (Lockton-

Aylmer and General Sir Gechi); I'm Away In Killarney Withury a great effort had to be made tervals of the toasts, by Peggy and persons and been entertained and in Hunter-Weston, to mention but two You (King & Kennedy). James by those students who desired to Jean Raeburn, talented young singers consequence of this tunds of the local of many, gives us that same feeling

by $470 Mest and tap dancers, and by Sapper S. branch benefited

"You and Incentive of which I have Foran (Tenor) with Orchestra, Jan enter upon a college course.

Film Malodies: Intro-Myof them were sent with a bag off Bailey Kiepura

and Mr. Victor Sonders, can see from the programme, and in uken. You, Sky, are carrying on

the Song for You My heart is calling books, crock of butter, a barrel of singers of, great merit, C.S.M. W. J.

Activities of the Entertainment Com- rest assured that, your support lá above all that. It is Item and was a great favourite with mittee and I hope that this. Com- essential and Marcel Palotti Tell me Tonight

lot days being given so that the state those present. The band of the 2nd. mittee will still continue the support appreciated by us all. In a word (Organ). Trav'lin' All Alone (Breen, might return home to replenish their

was in

and so well deserves," it fins had Battalion The Royal Scots

It makes the humblest Sapper feel The Boswell Johnson)

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selections of Accomp. larder.

said the Colonel.

that you are with him to ald and with Őrchestra

Graham, the historlun, speaks of attendance, playing them Ilving in garrets and reading re sung by the duiere. (Wood); Tapaling Lubinbi

int popular tunes, Old-time choruses Referring to the members who had counsel in all that he does...

left the Corps Col. Gowland Bald Kinney

their books by the light of the lami

that the six. persons who left last outside. David Livingstone found

Following dinner, Lt.-Col. H. de L. the lodgings in Glasgow at 2s a week Panet proposed the toast of "The William Chambers King", und Col. Gowland the toust

In conclusion, Col. Gowland said: his Latin by the old of a of the "Corps" and the "Association." dictionary surreptitiously read from

In proposing it toast. Col. Gawl-

"We are about to lose about 50 of

We shall part no, that a fact land outlined briefly, the history of our serving members,

with QMS. Green who has done a second-hand book-stall, which led him to set up his famous the Association and mentioned that

he would like to see the young serv great work as the Hon. 'Secretary for a period of three years, and I think publishing house in later years.

The Education Act of 1872, with its ing members of the Royal Engineera

that the present well-being of the transference of schools to a focal join it. School Board and the donation of

Branch in due to his untiring efforts, should like to thank him on your behalt

and to wish him every success in the future. Another great losa Bkely to be Capt. Higgs, the Hon. Treasurer."

in

with

for his room, learned

(Jonny Dick Neure's linemony Bawalians,

The Way You Look To-night (Dlm 'Swing: Time): The Waltz In Swing Time (flm Swing Time') . Fred Astaire with Johnny Green

& His Orchestra Charlie Kunz Piono

No. Medley 1.3: Intro-Pop goes you iteart; I believe

Miracles Okay

Old Tood Bohemian

Town; ftoli Along Covered Wagon;

Sho

wore a little Jacket of blue Charlie Kuns (lano) When That Harvest Moor. Is Shinin 22,000,000 by Carnegie for student (G. A. Stevens); Good-Night (Wood-

The Hill Billies grunts in 1901, paved the way for Bibo-Conrad) with Novelly Accomp. Eit: Gewisserbetter education and geater oppor- Herr

the Gran (from

film) Marcel Palotti (Organ). Why Don't

Junity.

I was in 1808 that the Leaving

He said that the Hongkonit branch of the Association was founded in 1010 with a membership of 32. It went on until 1924, when there was a complete break in the records until 1928 when the membership roli Wos 50. Then there was another Ave Practice Wh

Whint You Prench Certificates were instiluted, And

years break and this appeared to Goodhart, Hoffman): Don't entrance to the University was con have been a period, of neute depres- Your Love Co Wrong ditioned by their standard. None of sion, as the only record during this (Whitius, Schwartz,

Johnson)i

un would like to go back to the old time was that "C.M.S. Shillito had The Boswell Sisters with Orchestra days when It was a CDC of the paid one shilling" into the Assocta- Accomp.

San Medley:

ilut is it Botton. Francisco; survival of the Attest. Down South Tarrant Bailey true to say that the individual is being (Banjo)

with

lost in the type? Orchestra. 0.30

London Relay-The News.

K. T. 9.50 Dance Music.

Fox-Trot-Too Lovely To Be True

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Sky's

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'Rosalie)

Fly

Knows (film Ternent & His Sweet Rhythm Orch. with Vocal Refrain. Tangos-Con-

Viejos Tiempos Tiplen

Orquesta Canare with vocal Lite

retrain. Fox- My

Red Book:

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APPOINTMENTS '

Notifications in The Government Gazette

include the

To Sing About Appointments notised In the

Mantovani & Government Gascite His Orchestra with

refrain.following: vucal Fox-Trots-Little Heaven or The

chem

Mr.

as

year had taken up civil Jobs in the Colony.

Toast to the President

with your

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Concluding the speaker said; "May I be allowed, Sir, to couple name that of Mrs. Gowland, as I feel sure that you would be the first to admit, whether she is as easy to handle as "tean" or she has nobly played a woman's part in all that you have done. We wish you both, Sir, long continued health and happiness and we hope to have the pleasure of your company at as many as possible of our social functions this winter."

thusiasm,

Dalcers present at the dinner in- cluded Lt. Col. T. W. R. Haycroft, Major

C. M. Manners. Major A. S. Major Johnstone, Major E. Bader, A. de G. Best, Capt. M. T. L. Wilkins- In propusing the ionst to the

son, Capt. R. D. Smart, Capt. W, W. "President", Cunt, A. C. Houghton, Parsons, Cant. F. L Freeman,

Capt. the Chairman of the Dinner Com-J, S. Mason, Capt. A. C. Higgs, Capt. mittee, said:

AE. Hazell, Lt. Cartwrighards, i I am honoured with the privilege Lt. Le Seeleur, Lt. G. C. In March 1935, the branch woke of proposing the next toast-that of F. W. T. loss (II.K.V.D.C.). LL. President, Colone! Gawlland, H. Owen (H.K.V.D.C.), LL. I. A. up, and when the first reuniun dinner

Chief Engineer of this Command. was held there were 155 members,

Barron, Lt. J. M. Calvert, LL. C. J. Many of you heard the same toast se ably proposet by Capinin

Dougins. in this rom On a similar Smart occasion to thin a year ago. I do not Colonel with a repetition of his therefore propose to embarrass the achievements in the spheres of his

ch

in career and

sport. So far careers concerned we share in the bonour of the success he has gained, we hope he will ascend to still and we know the greater heights truth of the well known quotation:- The heights by great men reached and kept are not attained by sudden fight,”””

This success was mainly due to the

excellent efforts of Major Dickson,

Capt. Luckin and Q.M.S. Staples. During the next two years the num- ber of members was misleading an trooping took a lot of them away, and the Association was continually gaining and losing members. The peak Agures of membership were 282.

tance

Our

Appeal to Young Men Mr. R. A. Comidge to be an un- Seven Seas, Hawaiian Hospitality official Justice of the Peace.

"On the whole," declared the (flm "Rhythm in the Clouds')... Mr. Ralston, M.A., to net

penker, "we are steadily gaining, but Ronnie

to see all the young Muaro & His Orchestra. Senior Inspector of English Schools. would like

serving R.E's become members. Fox-Trots-You Took The Words

C. R. Stoddart, I... MT. Here, it is perhaps difficult for the Right Out Of My Heart (m-to be a Land Surveyor. Broadcast of 1938): Waltz-The

Sir Vandeleur Grayburn to be a

young Sapper to realise the impor- Waltz Lives On (film 'Big Broadcast

of the Association, but the member of the Exchange Henry Jacques and Advisory Committee in place of Mr. realise the use of 1936)

of the Association, Correct Dance Tempo Orchestra. D. C. Edimonision. His

10.20 Light Orchestral.

Mr. L. Tilllnger to act as a Public and I hope that they are all mem-

bers." Ragging The Rags (A selection of Vaccinator, early Hagtime Favourites); The Whirl Of The Waltz New Mayfair Orchestra cand. by George Walter. An Excursion In The Vienna Woods Medley, arr. M. Charlie. from melodies by J Strauss).

The Orchestra will Great Symphony Chorus Cond. by Alols Melchar. Fantash-The British Empire (arr. Haydn Wood)... Mayfair Symphony Orchestra.

Fund older serving Sappers must however i ing-umply proved by the mil

10.45 London Relay-Tom Joties" A light oper with music by Edward German, Broadcasting ver alon by Cordion M.Consel, founded upon the libretto by A. M. Thompson the and Robert Courtreldge and novel by Henry Fielding. Lyrics by Charles I. Taylor. Production by "Gordon McConnel. The BBC Theatre Chorus and The BBC Theatre Orch.. Leader: Tate Gder. Conducted by Stanford Robinson.

12.0 Close Down,

The Gazette also notilles that H.M. Apart from subscriptions, cun- the King has signed the exequatur tinued Col. Gowiland, the Associa- empowering Mr. Arturo Cuan Terry tion sent home last year about $300. to act as Ionorary Consul for Hon-This was largely due to the enter duras at Hangkong.

Hainment committee, led by Captain'

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