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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 14, 1939.

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PROF. W. I. GERRARD Farewell Dinner Held Haw Par Mansion

At

A complimentary dinner to Pro- fessor W. L. Gerrard and Mrs. Gerrard, who are going on long leave by the Empress of Japan on Friday next, was pluun by My Ip Kwal chung of law Par Manilon last night.

Besides the guests of honour, there were present Wing Commander A. H. Steele-Perkins find Mrs. Steele Perkins, Colonel and Mrs. Simson, Flight-Lieut. Jenkins, Mr. A. Morris, hir. Ho Kom-tong, Mr. Tang Shiu kin, Mr. Fung Kong-un, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Raymond, Mrs. R. Langley, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Woo, Mr. H. H. Beddow, Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Valentine, Dr. and Mrs. Dovey, and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Thomas Tom. Following dinner, Mr. Ip said:

Gerrard who, as you know, are Jerusalem, has been identified with closely associated with the work of the activities of St. John in various bome leave in the immediate future. St. John, and who are departing on capacities: Chairman of the New Territorica Medical Denevolent It has been said that people going Branch of St. John, Hon. Consulung on leave, "oat their way out," while Physician to the Cheung Chau Haw others "talk themselves out," but to Por Hospital and to the New Terri- my personal knowledge Professor tories Clinics and latterly Assistant Gerrard. has "worked his passuge Commissioner St. John Association out," If ardy in the arduous, and and Brigade. thankless task of acting as Chairman

sound common sense.

Above all he has given generously of the St. John Commitice a position of his medical experience and know- which he has occupied with tact and ledge in numerous cases, where the patients have been in an extremely I know I am volting the sentiments poverty-stricken condition. of this assembly, and of all members I no secret to say that Mrs. of St. John Ambulance Association Garrard has associated herself with and Drigode, in wishing Dr. and Mrs. St. John. New Territories netivities, Gerrard safe and pleasant voyage, and has visited the clinies, there on a happy holiday, and a joyful reunion several occasions. with those members of their family: I would now ask you all to rise who are at home already. We look and drink to the health of our de- forward to their speedy return, with parting guests-Dr. arkl Mrs. renewed and redoubled vigour, to further the work of St. John in this. Colony,

Valuable Work I have invited you here this even- Professor Gerrard, as an Officer of ing to do honour to Dr. and Mrs. the Venerable Order of St. John of

Gerrard.

Prof. Gerrard, after thanking Mr. Ip for the honour accorded him and his wife, expressed the hope that the public of Hongkong would take more Interest in the St. John Ambulance

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London, Mar. 13. The British Ambassador in Tokyo. Sir Robert Craigie, has lodged a ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c,) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kc.) protest with the Japanese Govern- ment against the bombing of tho Chinese city of Slan by Japanese David Kossick (Comedian) on the Water (Norfolk), Foik Tune planes, It is stated here to-day.

In the course of this air rald a hospital of the British Baptist Mis- Blon was damaged and woman and

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From the Studio

ENGLISH FOLK. MUSIC

Radto Programme Broadcast by 7. B. W. on a Frequency of 845 K.e's. Association and Brigade, because and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. they had done an Inunense amount of and 8-11 p.m. on 0.52 me's, per work both in Hongkong itself in the second. way of its ambulanco services, and also in the New Territories for the benent of the inhabitants there. Fur- ther, he said, they were helping in the training of people for air rald precautions and had done a lot for the relief of refugees.

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CENTRAL RADIO SERVICE

Nathan Road, Kowl

H. K. T. 12.00-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service Cathedral. of Intercession from St. John's

12.30 Roy Fox and His Orchestra with Turner Layton (Vocal andĮ Plano).

You Took The Words Right Out Of My Heart-Fox-Trot; Thanks For The Memory-Fox-Trot (alm 'Big Broadcast of 1938)...Roy Fox and His Orchestra with

h Vocal Refrain; Was It Rain? (Hirsch and Handman); When The Harvest Moon Is Shining (Wilfred and Swalne)... Turner Lay- ton (Vocal) at the Plano; A

A Beautiful Lady In Blue Waltz.

altz...Roy and His Orchestra with Vocal Re frain: Sailing Home (Samuels, Whit cup and Powell); After All These These Years (Gilbert and Nicholls) Turner Layton (Vocal) at the Plata; Love And Learn-Fox-Trot (Alm That Girl from Paris'); Sweet Lei- lant Slow Fox-Trot (alm Waikiki Wedding)....Roy Fox and His Or-

chestra with Vocal Refrain,

Fox

1.00 Local Time Signal and Wea. ther Report.

1.03 Harold Itamsay at the Organ. Rodeo March (Ramsay); St. Louis

Blues (Handy): Popular Melodies: Intro: Alone at a table for two; Alone; I'm all alone; You started me dream- 1:15 Heuter

The touch of your lips: Lost.

and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce

menta

1.30 Dance Music. Quicksteps 0.0.0.0.0.0-0h, Boom! Mama, I Wanna Make Rhythm (Alm Manhattan Music Box')...... Harry Roy and His Orchestra with Vocal Refrain: Tango-Hear My Song, Violetta. ..Robert Renard Dance

Orchestra-with-Vocal Refrain:

1.40 Light Orchestral.

Day In Tyrol (Romer and Faun); Swing Me Up Higher (A Fair Ground Funtasy-Mückeben) ......The Bo-: hemians; Scandinavian Dances (Col- feeted by the Ling Association); In- tro: Shoemaker: Hornüffin; Norwe glan Mazurka; Mangling

Folk Dance

Orchestra cond. by Victor Olot: Tango Torero Boulanger);| Gypsy Serenade (Boulanger)..... George Boulanger and His Orches tra; Black Eyes (Russian Gypsy Pizzicato-Inter- Song-Ferraris);

mezzo (Muhr...Willy Steiner and His Salen Orchestra: Parade Of The Tin Soldiers (Jessel); Rag Doll (Nnclo Herb Brown)....New May- fair Novelty Orchestra; Watermelon Fele (Thurban); Dawn South Myd- dleton, arr. Tabbush)....Jack Hyltoni and His Orchestra with Vocal Re- frain.

2.15 Close DowIL

6.00 Relay of the Dance Orchestra from the Roof Garden of the long- kong Hotel,

* (a) When my dream boat comes

Medley! Prince Rupert's March; All a mode de France; Goddesses; Ethel Williams and Orchestra: Two Somer- set Folk Songs: In Bruton Town

Cuckoo Geordle; Orchestra: The. (Somerset). The Unfortunate Lad (Yorkshire); Ethel Williams and Or- chestra: William Taylor (Somerset); Orchestra: Folks Tune Medley: The Milk Mayd's Bobb; An Old Man is p Bedfull of Bonos; Lulle me beyond

8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather. Report and Announcements.

8.03 Lpolcane Boyer (Vocal) and Tino Rosal (Tenor) in a Light French Programme,

Air Vorle Sur Un Theme Suisse (Mohr)....Gardo Republicaine Band. of France cond. by Pierre Dupont; La Secret De Tes Caresses (Varna, Cab and Ala); M'Almes Tu? (Pearly).... Tino Rossi (Tenor) with Orchestra; Landerirette (Jamblan and Delettre) Ballade (Jamblan and Delettre);

....Lucienne Boyer (Vocal) with Or- chestra; Te Revoir (d'Angelys and

Fleurs Porcra); Les

C'Est De L'Amour (Montier and Tillymoon).

Tino Rossi (Tenor) with Orchestra; Estampe Marocaine (Eddy and Bos) ...Lucienne Boyer (Vocal) with Orchestra; Serenade Valse Espa gnole (Metra); De Plepus Au Palais D'Angkor Fox-Intermezzo

(Mar- cau)....Orchestra Ruby Goldstein; Delettre); La Voyageuse (Aubret D'Amour En Amour (Lelievre and and Deleitre)...Lucienne Boyer with Orchestra.

8.47-Charilo Euns at the Plano, 841 Charlie Kunz Piano Medley No.

D3; Intro: Across the great divide; The night in young and you're so beautiful; Boo-hoo; The Coronation Waltz; I'm sull in love with you; Some of these days; With a song in Delyse; Kunz Revisals No. 1; Intro:

my heart; Night and day; If you could care for me; Kiss me again; Bitter Sweet.

9.00 StudioMonologue by David Kossick.

3.15 Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra.

You Never Looked So Beautiful (alm "The Great Ziegfeld'); You (Alm__The_Great_„Ziegfeld');_ _Wah- Hoo! (Friend); T'Aint No Use (Ma-

gidson, Lane); The Boston Tea Party Fax-Trot...with Vocal Refrain 9.39 London Relay The News. 9.50 Songs by Stuart Robertson (Darllone),

Sea Fever (Ireland); When Lights Go Rolling (Ireland); When Dui Care (Lane Wilson)....with Piano Dccomp. by Gerald Moore.

10.00 London Relay—The Glty of London' 4: The Baille Exchange.

By Frank E. Fehr, C.B.E., Chair- man of the Baltic Exchange.

In F Major, Op. 68 ("Pastoral"),

10.15 Beethoven-Symphony No. 6

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Bruno Walter.

11.00 Close Down.

home; (b) Stumming on Park Ave THE

nue: (e) Tears in my heart; (d) He

Ain't Got Rhythm.

0.14 Record: Many Hoppy Returns

TO BEST ADVANTAGE AT

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Of The Day (Dubin and Burke): 01-KWAN BLDG, DESVOEUX RD: C

Blaze Away (Kennedy and Hels- mann)....Eddie Peabody playing his

Banjo Gultar, Mandoline and Mando- with Own Vocal Refrols and

Plana

An old Straw Hat; (c) Alone with you; (d)

0.21 (a) Solitude; (b) Happy Fading.

6.35

Records:. I'm A Fool For Loving You (Lewis-Wendling); You Have That Extra : Something (V. Ella)...Frances Day (Soprano) with. Orchestra; Cloister Shadows (Hopei ***Reginald. Foort at the 5.B.C. Theatre Organ, kika. (49.44 (n) Ebb Tide: (b) The Shag: (e) Maliaini Mele; (d) Row How your boat.

7.00 Closing Local Stock Quota- tons

-7.02-1.Elgiz----"'Crown Bulle, Op. 66,"

Of India"

London Symphony Orchestra con- duced by Tho Composer, and 17.18 -- London Relay-English Folk

A programme of music by Gerrard Williams, founded on: English folk- tunes, with an account, written by the, composer, of the tuftes and the songa and how they were collected; Ethel Williams - (Soprano); / George: Gibbs, (Baritona);The BBC Midland : Ori chestra candiicted by Erld Ware, Ors. chestra?: Folkuntunde. Medley: New

chestra: Jack

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