1938-12-20 — Page 37

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

December 20, 1938.

By Walt Disney

1.15

AT THE RACES ON SATURDAY

PICTURE SHOWS how easily Salvage Master, owned by Mr. T. H. G. Brayfield and ridden by Mr. B. L.Tho, won the Hongkong Autumn Sub-Griffins Churuplons on Saturday. Plet Hein was second and National Guard third.-Slag Photographer.

Mr. A. W. Raymond, riding Double Chance, just managed to push his pony's nose in front of Plain View in the Dilatory Handicap on Saturday, and paid backers $45.70 for a win. The grey pony's outstretched neck earned him the victory. Flybynight is in third place on the right of the picture.—Staff › Photographer.

Drug Traffic Increase In East

was net & fact that since the Japon Yangtse Gunboats

ese had been in control, the

In drugs had developed. He suggest-

at that the Government make repre- En Route To S'hai

sentations to Tokyo.

Shanghal, Dec. 19:

Smallpox Sweeps Through Shanghai

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LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

CHINESE PLANES

IN RAID ON CANTON

CANTON, Dec, 19. JAPANESE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS went into action in Canton yesterday following the greatest air raid yet staged by the Chinese air force on the former Kwangtung capital.

Unlike the Japanese air raids of the past, the Chinese units did not molest the city, concen- trating on military objectives on the outskirta.

The Chinese planes, which en- countered no opposition frem Japan- ese machines, remained overhead for about two hours, during which time dozens of bombs were dropped on military objectives below.

Most of the detonations acemed to be occurring at White Cloud Moun- toin aerodrome, but come bombal were dropped at Salchten.

JAPANESE

GRIPPED BY PANIC IN CANTON

CANTON, Dec. 19. PANIC APPEARS to have)

Complete relicence regarding the gripped the small Japanese gar- affair is being maintained by the rison in Canton, Japanese authorities, but reliable Japanese soldiers openly ex- Chinese sources claim that several press the conviction that al trucks loaded with wounded Japan-Chinese attack is imminent. ese were witnessed proceeding along: the Poon Fuk Maloo, conveying the casualties to the Japanese Base Hos plta at Tunasan.

It is believed that about fifty Japanese soldiers were wounded in the bombing.Our Own Correspon

dent.

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JAPANESE RAID ON RELIGIOUS CENTRE

Hoku (Shansi), Dec. 19. Four hundred civilians are dead and several hundred are wounded us a result of a sudden air raid by Japanese planes on Tungsheng yes- terday.

The famous religious centre was rowded with pilgrims when the rald cominenced.

No attempt is being made to hide fears of the result of a sudden sortie by Chinese soldiers or guerillas.

lessly inadequate that many people The Japanese garrison is so hope- belleve Its fate would be sealed the moment Chinese troops succeeded in entering the city.

Tension almost reached breaking point yesterday, and unusual precau- Lions were adopted by the garrison.

hese included the sandbagging of headquarters at the old Follee Headquarters and the stringing of barbed wire entanglements around the building: the installation of machine-gun posts at principal street intersections, and the entrenchment and sandbagging of strecta

Throughout to-day, Japanese gentries lay prone behind sand-bag barricades, with their fingers on the pur-tringers of rifles and machine-guns, the One of the reasons for the increased

One of the bombs fell on the Toli- mino. (temple) where most of the pilgrims had sought refuge.

After the bombing, Japanese sult planes machine-gunned streets-Central News.

Somaliland Will Remain British

London, Dec. 10. Mr. Neville Chamberlain ngain emphatically denied to-duy in the. House of Commons the allegation that the British Government made a proposal to the Italian Gov- ernment for the cession to Italy of British Somaliland.Trans-Ocean,

had

vigilance and tension may lay in n! terrifle explosion at Fate early this morning.

The explosion was followed by In- termittent rifle firing, which WAS audible at Shameen.

The Wongaha, district hos been closed to foreigners and Chinese fol- lowing rifle firing from Unt area. Our Own Correspondent.

If

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A "Central News" merange. states! that heavy loss of Hfe was reported to jennageskietens have resulted from a fire aboard a Wharf, in the Yangtsepoo at Shanghal Japanese merchant vessel of Wayalde yesterday morning. The ship was load ed with chemicals.

·RADIO-

Ruth Litvin in a Studio: Orchestra: Vocal-Ballerina (Bootz)

Piano Recital

SCHUBERT QUARTET Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 845 k.e's, and on Short Wave from 0-11 p.m. on 9.62 m.c's. per second.

H.K.T.

G.0 Relay of the Dance Orchestra from the Roof Garden of the Jong kong Hotel.

The Three Musketeers and Rac dealdins Buskers.

7.30 Grleg Peer Gynt Suite No.) 2 Op. 56.

New Light Smyphony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Goossens.

7.45 B.B.C. Recording "Break- ing Athletic Records."

A talk by Harold Abraháms. 0.0 Local Time Signal, Weather Report und Announcements.

8.03 Ketelbes

A Falty

(a) My Own; (b) I'm Gonna Iock | Realin' Sulle.

my heart; (c) You're as pretty ns a Albert W. Ketelbey's Concert Or- picture; (d) Mama, I wanna make chestra conducted by the Composer. Rhythm.

8.15 London Itelay-The Snow-

6.14 Record: Ah! The Moon Is man." Here! (film 'Foollight Parade');} A play for broadcasting. Written- Turn Bucle the Clock....Paul Whitc-and produced by Leslie Stokes. inan presents Ramona and Her 8.45 Studio-Plano Recital by Grand Piano with clarinet and trum-Ruth Litvin

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1. Prelude, Op. 20, No. J7 (a) Honey-suckle Rose; (b) (Chopin); 2. Prelude, Op. 28, No. 24 Mama's gone Bye-Bye; (c) Moon (Chopin); 3, Consolation, No. 7 Glow; (d) Rhythm Mad,

(Liszt); 4. Rhapsody, No. 8 (Liszi). 4.35 Records: River Reveries. 9.10 Millary Band Music, Quentin M. Maclean' (Organ); Slow Tarantelle De Concert: (Green- Fox-Trot Medley... Gerry Monte wood, arr. Godfrey) Xylophone (Piano).

Solo accompanied by The Band Of 0.44

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te with LM. Grenadier Guards; The Volce dream; (b) The Yam; (c) Bewilder Of The Bells (Luigini, arr. Miller) Ed; (d) Lullaby in Rhythm.

The Band Of FI, M. Grenadier 2.0 Closing, locnl Steck Qunta-Guards under the direction of Major tion

George Miller; Hungarian Fantasy Me: Butter replied: "Perhaps Mr.

Shanghai, Deb. 20.. 7.02 Light, Variety. “

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Royal The LONDON, Dec. 19. Not Baker will give me any further II.M.S. Gust broke down en route

The Interntional Settlement and)

VocalRobles And Roses (Burke) Hungarian "Maria Theresia" Regi-. IN THE HOUSE of Commons infanation in his possession. Our to Wuhu, but it is expected that the

Orchestra; ment; Palma Or Victory-March to-day, Mr. Hamilton Kerr formation tends to show what he repairs will take only a few hours,rench Concession are at present in en Bermon with

Military The remainder of the unboats will the art of a serious spread of small-Vocal No Wonder She's A Blush- (Blankenburg)....Massed

Bands. pox, which threatens to become an Ing Bride (Ukelele Ike-Mills) drow attention to the large trade Mr. Hamilton Kerr asked what remain behind' until the repairs ore

epidemic.

Tekste O'Shea with ber ban- 9.30 London Kelay-The News. in narcotien which had been top; were being taken to counteract effected,

Juleto. and Orchestra; Vocal... 9.50 Bongs by Stuart Robertson developed in 18 factories in the the illleit importation of drugs which IFMLS, Mantis and Pelerel

Despite intensive precautions, and fiding The Range In The Sky (Baritone). Pelping and Tientsin area, and were turned out in vast quantities in expected in Shanghal on December free vaccinations, 273 new cases have (Carlton); Twilight On The Trail

The Trail of the Lonesome Know....with

Sonys That Everybody Should naked whether the Japanese mulli. Chinese territory under Japanese 2, while U.S.S. Monocacy, which is been reported during the past week, (film

| stopping over to re-fuel at Klukiang. | including 12 foreigners.

Pinno rine). Wilfrid

accomp. by tary authorities were encourag- Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd replied that will arrive on Christmas Day.....

Neuter.

10.0 Edwin Fischer at the Plano. ing and sanctioning the trade.

four foreigners. Orch.

Sonata In A Major, K.331 Mr. R. A. Butler repiled that he

JAPANESE CONVOY

Moon Glow (Do (Mozart); Romance In A Fiat Major, wag aware of the exlätence of the

...Joo. Daniels and His K. Anh, 206 (Mozart), Shanghal, Dec. '19, faclories, but he had no evidence of

Shots in "Drumnasticks"; Vocal 10.22 The US.S. Gunni, H.MS, Manus, convoys. They are due to leave-Panamania

22 Sohubert Quartet No. 14 the attitude of the military authorities The November Issue of the For Peterel, Dern and Gnat proceeded Kuklang to-morrow together with Swing Low'); On A Trople Night Maiden").

D (lm 'Swing ligh. In

Mloor ("Death and the Eastern Engineer, published by Mill-down river from Honkɔw at 7.10 a.m. H.M.S. Cockrhofer and Mr. Nocl Baker asked whether itington Ltd., has been received.

U.S.5. (Alm Tropic Holiday')....Dorothy lo-day accompanied by Japanese Monocacy-United Press.

Played by the Roth String Quartet, Lamour with Herbie Kay and Hirt 11.0 Close down.

towards them.

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control.

there was no reason to suspect that drugs manufactured in the Far East

were entering Britnin.--Reuter.

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Deaths during the week totalled 74 tone) with The Good Coneerald Moore.

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