1939-08-11 — Page 29

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 11, 1939.

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Tokyo Talks to be Halifax Talks

Resumed To-day

TOKYO, Aug. 11 (Domei)-Following the Japanese repre- sentations against the delay in the preparations on the British side, British Embassy circles intimated that it would be possible to receive final instructions from London this morning, and to resume the Anglo-Japanese conference to-day.

It is understood that they British delegates have intimated their desire to continue negotia- tions on the Tientsin dispute in -Tokyo.

BEARDED TERROR

Waziristan Fakir Re-Appears

In the event of the Einbassy re- celving necessary instructions from Lantion to-day, the British delegates, 11 is understood, will prapore opening the seventh ression of the round- table conference immediately,

Embassy circles pointed out that, the instructions whileh have so far

SIMLA, Aug. been received here, are material for red-bearded Fakir ef Ipi, who for the 30 (Reuter) The

With Chinese Ambassador

Economic, Financial Matters Discussed

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

They discussed Chinese economic and financial questions and the fate of the four necusca Chinese Tientsin.

Later Lord Halifax talked with Sh Alexander Cadogan and Shr

George Mounsey, the Under Secretary of State, and the acting head of the Far Eastern Department of the Foreign Ofiče, Mr. Nigel B. Ronald, Dons to Sir Robert Craigie in presumably regarding fresh instruc-

problem.

con-

Mage U.S. Preparing

A Look Through The Telegraph

50 YEARS AGO

7

Enormous Aeroplane Contracts

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

RADIO-

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles)

Radio Programme Broadcast by 7.02 Tino Rossi (Vocal) and Or- Z. B. W. on a Frequency of 945 k.c's, chestra Mascolio, and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 pam. and 8-11 p.in. on 9.52 m.c's. per secandi.

Idylle Passionnelle---Waltz (Rozi- ande); Souvenir De Mona Lisa— Waltz (Schebek),.....Orchestra Mas-

Bellu cotte;

Ragazzina (from the

Gullares'),

Au Son Des Rossi

The

awarded Twistin'.... Frankie Trumbauer with Orenestru: Evening On The of airplanes and engines includ-aciencia, El Adios...U

Three Piece Orchestra); Tangos (d'Andre and Others);,

Suc

and

Qu! Passe Pescadore Tino Rossi

On The Danabe-Waltz (Byron Gay); Love-Waltz Melodies (Lebar) Orchestra Mascotte.

Varicly.

and Sweet (Baer,

(from the ci have); The A.R.P.

August 1, 1889. In Melbouran the other week, at the unveiling of a statue in memory of "Chineno" Gordon, nine-tenths of the people present kept their hats on when

6.00 Danco Music. Fox-Trot-Strike Up The Band the band played "God Save the Queen," LONDON, Aug. 10 (UP) The dialogally. of Young Australia to

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (from the Alm). Billy Cotton and im Au Son Des Guitares'); Loin The Chinese Ambassador to

lier Gracious Majesty is becoming: (UP). The United States War is Band; Fox-Trots--For No Rea-Des Guilares quite serious, and does not look en!

At All In C; Wringin And Sun London was in conference for 45 couraging for the prospects of Imperial Department to-day

(Vocal) minutes with Lord Halifax to- Federation.

contracts for $85,978,000 worth Bix Beiderbecke and Ed Land (in Rhine-Waltz (Richartz)....Orches day.

25 YEARS AGO

ira Mascotte; Le ing more than $21,000,000 worthTipien Franelses Canaro; Quickstep(Vocal) with Orchestra; Moonlight

Orquesta

and Scotto). August 11, 1014, of four-motored bombing planes. King Porter "Reuter's" correspondent ni russala

Stomp: San

Strut iratates that the Germans have asked for with individual contracts for equip Slow

War Deportment offcials said that. Hurry Roy and His Orchestra Gypsy an armistles of twenty-four bourn,

Fox-Trot-Moonlight be set later the Roses; They admit that 26,000 of their men are ment which will hora de combot.

value of the planes ordered will sur-Me.

Quickstep-Something Tells His Cor- Editorial comments in the Daily Mail pass $100,000,000.

Henry Jacques and His and the Standard state that Italy can.

rect Dance Tempo Orchestra; Waltz Vocu! Simple The number of planes ordered has not hold alcof: she must join the not been disclosed, but it is un--My Heart Will

The First Quarrel; Slow Fox-Trot Green): Summer Souvenirs (Conts, Entente. (She declared war

the on

Sing Again Orchestra: Never gain.. Newman)....Connie Boswell with Entente.Ed.).

officially estimated between 1,500 and

Comedian-Don Juan and is Correct rene Henry Jacques British forers un the fold Cunat, 2,000,

Tempo

Slow Fox-(Dave Dant Two

(Kerr). neting under Mr. Harcourt's Instrue- War Resources Board

with Orchestra; Vocal- Bone, have seized the town of Leme,

film) Have continuance of the negotiations, and past 14 years has been the terror of nection with the silver and currency | kintance being offered, Simultaneously has formed a War Resources Board His Orchesten: Cuicksteps-LP naugh); Begin The Beguine (from

Meanwhile the War in Gerninn Togoland, without any re

Department I Won't Tell A Soul....Roy Fox and Long Time No See (Altman, Cava- with this material as the basis, it 13 Waziristan, has re-appeared at Kharre

Liza Jubilee Cole Porter). The An- considered possible to reopen the cotton the Northern Frontier of North

alt South Tapoland, as far as 120 kilo. to prepare the country's industry for Jane; Little Spanish Shawl. ...Harrydrews Sisters with Bob Crosby's Bob ference by the end of this week.

metres north of the ennst, surrendered. rigorous belt tightening which would and His Orchestra: Paso Doble dres Waziristan from which position he

Study Japanese Threat

It is reported from St. Petersburg, be necessary in the event of war.

Slow Fox-Trot-Maria-Importance Of Being Earnest" by

A Sketch-Excerpt from Instructions Withheld

was dislodged by military action Instį

that a German feet of twelve battle.. Oficials emphasised that this mea-

Bel and Ills your.

LONDON, Aug, 10 (Tràns-Ocean), | ships of the old type. together with

ndy Bracknell Inter- An air blockade" which cut LONDON, AUK. 10 (Dumet). The rom their farmlands the tribesmen between Lord Halifax and Mr. Quo

off-The purport of the conversation numbers of torpedo-bonta and crafoers sure is not being taken as the result Muchachos; Fox-Trots--Love Walked Oscar Wilde: Lady

are mutlining with foverish haste uff of information indicating that hosil-In (im 'Goldwyn Follies'); How'din view

views John Worthing....Edith Evans Foreign Office was understood to have who were supporting the Fakir, but Tai-chil

Like To Love Me? | Koenigsberg and Danzig. Chinese Ambassador not sent final instructions yet to Sir which was lifted last year, has again London, is not known but it is con-

(im Swing and John Gielgud; The Cunarder "Luoltania", sendo a -United Robert Craigie, the British Ambas-;

(Schroder-Beckmann); Stettinus will be Chairman His Collegians,

Bel sador to Jupun, regarding the Anglo-been instituled over two small and firmed that British foreign-office and well.

Board Montenegre has handed the Austrian Complon of the Massachusetts

which includes Karl T. Japanese conversations on the Tien varren areas adjoining the borders of economic experts are concentrating on

7.00 Closing Local Stock Quota- (from the film)....Will Forst with

Orchestra (Sung in German). tsin issue in Tokyo.

In- tions. Bannu and Kolint in order to curb the

unsolved problem

the Ambassador his passports. of Foreign Office authorities declined the activities of the Fakir and his anthracite mines of the Anglo-Sino in chief, bas' laued & proclamation Gifford the President of American Walter S.

Time, Weather and An- General Joftre, the French Comman- stitute of Technology, to make known when the final in-supporters.

Finance and Commercial Corporation

in which he says: "Children of Alance: Telegraph and Telephones. Harold F. structions would be sent out, or whe- A week ago two women were kid-In Honan.

After forty-four years of Korrowful Moulton the President of Brookings ther counter-proposals for the settle-napped and an Indian tribesman's The North China Government is waiting, French soldiers again trend the Institute, John Lee. Pratt a Director ment of the silver specie and the cur- property was burned to the ground in said to have demanded that the soll of your noble country. They are

Motors and General rency questions would be presented revenge for the shooting lust month Corporation should surrender its the pioneers in a great work of revenge" of General

one of the Fakir's right-hand men. rights to the Chinese Government. to the Japanese.

of on

It In oeinlly announced

the Robert E. Wood the that

Chairman of .Lord Halifax, the Foreign, Secre- It is now reported that two long-

Sears Roebuck. tary, returned to London from York-range shots were taken at the Po-first attempt of Japanese-inspired Minister his passports,

In London it is said that this is the French have entered North Togoland.

Gervin has handed the German Wednesday and, it

Waziristan Chinese wastical Agent for South

quarters 10 expropriale "Routera" correspondent at Brussels, understood, conferred with Foreign while he was travelling with an es-British property in Japanese con- states that it is officially admitted that Office officials regarding the Tokyo cort on the Razmak road,

trolled areas.

Llege Is Invested, but all the forts aro parley's.

It is believed that the British holding aut. Government is attempting to reach compromise on die question of the silver held in Tientsin.

shire on

und

No Economic Discussion Tokyo, Aug. 10 (Reuter)-A con- versation between the British Japanese will pronably be held to- day in connection with the policing| issue of Tientsin, but economic ques- tions are not likely to be discussed

Deplores Loss

to

Of Prestige Aged Britons Turned

as no arrangements have been made Mr. Oswald Pirow

yet for a round table conference

LETTERS

Moral Re-Armament

Warns-Europe

Out Of Home

Iitles imminent.

are

The

Vocal-Madam,

Ami

| wireless musanga to the effect that all President States Steel Corporation's Teacher Swing')....Jack White and where have you been last night?

"ilouter's Agency is informed that Japan has lasted an ultimatum te Ger- rejkirt many. Britons from Tsingtao discourtesy by Germ:76 there. The Japanese mail steamer Sakaki Maru was stopped by two Cerman cruisers, but! was allowed to proceed,

申

"Router'a" correspondent at Boston states that Australasin beat the British Iles in the Anal for the Davis Cup.

Brocks and Wilding defeated Parka) Shanghal, Aug. 10. (Reuter)-Ro- and Mavrogordate 6-0, 6-0, 6-4, 2 ports reaching here from

Australasia now Cheloo

meets the United) States (holders) in the challenge round, JOHANNESBURG, Aug. 10, (Reu- state that an aged British couple Mr.

To provest mlaunderstanding on the ter)Referring to the international and Mrs. Jim Silverthorne, have been situation in a speech here, Mr. Os-urned out of the home whcih has part of employers of Volunteers and Wild Pirow, Minister for Defence, been occupied by Mrs. Silverthorne Reserves, the following facts are pub

for 67 years, by lished for information: sdd that he did not believe war in and her family

Administra- With the exception of a very limited Europe was inevitable. He added, officials of the puppet

number of Volunteers, retained during i however, that nothing had happened on.

The home has been confiscated by the day to guard guns and stores, and a guard of Reserves, of twelve men, Sir,It will probably be of interest the vital interests of South Africa, the officials,

over the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, the whole remaining portion of the to you to know that we received yes- bat personally he felt the position in terday by the Pan-American Clipper, the Far East could not be regarded slood, were not registered with the Corps and Reserves is dismissed at 7 a news special of the Moral Re-arma- with the same comparative equani-local court but with the British Con- a.m., Sunday excepted. Of these men, ment Demonstration which recently mity.

sulate which is vigorously protesting, who are thus able to go to work during took place at

at the Hollywood bowl, He declared that the White Man's The house was purchased in 1972 the day, those who are detailed to posts In the defence aro required to be back and which was attended by several prestige in the East had already sunk by the father of Mrs. Silverthorne. nt 6 pm, the remainder being free tiil influential personages, including Mr. to zero, and unless it was rehabilitat is now wanted by

the Japanese 9 pm. Louis B. Mayer, the executive headed in the Pacific, it would eventually military for use as a barracks. of our studios at Holly wood.

To the Editor,

•

Hongkong Telegraph.

which directly or indirectly

sink to the same levei in the coun-

As you may probably be aware, tries of the Indian Ocean.

there

a movement foot is

nt thei "When that happens, we have lo present time known 019 the Morul face the possibility of repercussions Re-armament Movement, the funda in Africa, which are as obvious as mental alin of which, we were told, they may be disastrous. The pity of is to foster proper moral conduct in it is, that the nations in Europe are mankind, so that great many evils so blind with hatred for each other, which spring from immoral conduct that they forget the White Man's can be uprooted for the benefit of prestige-not the prestige of any mankind and thus lead eventually to particular nation, but of the whole permanent peace.

The deeds of the house, it is under

Military Mission Lands In Russia

-

10 YEARS AGO

August 11, 1029. The current iskuo of the Government Guzette contains a list of Justices of the Peace. In all, there are 84 Ofeints and 140 Unofficials. New names in the Unofficial list are the following:

Mr. A. el Arcull, Mr. L. C. F. Bellamy, The steamer Exeter, with the Bri-G. F. Halam, Mr. J. E. Joseph, Mr. .. MOSCOW, Aug. 10 (Truns-Ocean). Mr. 1. S. Cassidy, Mr. C. Champkin, Mr. tish and French military aboard arrived at Leningrad this Ross, Mr. Tang Shiu-kin, Mr. A. H missions Lewis, Mr. L N. Murphy. Mr. S. II.

morning.

They were welcomed by French and British

military attaches in Moseny, fas well as by the French air attache,

August 11, 1934. Later the chief of staff of the

The President of the Board of Trade, Leningrad milltary district, General Mr. Lunchuan, was in conference in Askribiou and other Russian officers London to-day with officials of his Do- LONDON, Aug. 10 (British Wire- went aboard the steamer to greet the partment regarding dificulties in con- peace can be established by the rigides)--The King has approved the missions, which will leave for Moscow nection with the liquidation of a can-

oppointment

The movement is not of any rell- gious significance, though it is hoped that by the eradication of celishness, dishonesty with oneself and in deul- ing with others, etc., etc., which are really contributory factors for the unrest prevalent throughout world today, ultimate permanent

the

white race."

New Diplomat Appointed

of

adherence to the principles of the Gainer, formerly British

Mr. D. St. Clair this evening.

Consul- This news special will be exhibited General at Vienna, to be His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

movement by the masses,

concurrently with our production en Fienipotentiary at Carneas, succeeding titled "Too Hot To Handle" at the Mr. Ernest Gye who is shortly retir- Queen's Theatre, beginning from

ing. Saturday, August 19.

news

The Moral Re-armament special was brought to Hongkong by Clipper at the special request of ono of the Inlilators of the movement in Hongkong.

I, GREENDERO,

Manager. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

Rumanian Wheat For Reich

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH”'

Until last summer, Mr. Gainer was British Consul-General at Munich. I will be recalled that the Nazi Govern-

Itagaki Wants Alliance

TOKYO, Aug. 10 (Trans-Ocean). ment recently procured Mr. Gainer's-General Itagaki, Minister for War, removal from Vienna in circumstances is reported to have told the Emperor which suggested retallation for the that the situation in Europe had expulsion by the British Government changed vitally and the balance of of the German Consul at Liverpool.

Army Chiefs In Conference

JERUSALEM, Aug. 10 (Reuter)--- BUCHAREST, Aug 10 (UP)—Major-General M. G. Barker, newly- German has bought 300,000 tons or appointed General Offeer Command- 30,000 carloads of Rumanian,wheat, ing British troops in Palestine and for transportation to Germany on the Trans-Jordan, left by air for Egypt River: Dambo.

political and military power had been altered, us was borne out by the three-Power talks in Moscow. The anti-Comintem Puct should, there- More, be strengthened the Minister! bald.

Zoo Imports More Monkeys

White, Mr. B. Wylie.

5 YEARS AGO

siderable amount of commercial debt which are now due from Germany for goods netually delivered, and which, It in understood, German debtors are un- Able to rent because of the restriction) on foreign exchange imposed by the German Gorerament,

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The now. 6,200-tons cruiser "Galaten" was launched to-day from the yard of Engineering Scott's Shipbuilding and Company, Ltd., Greenock.

Railway Strike Postponed

LONDON, Aug. 10, (Reuter) — Following a conference between the railway untons and the companies, the possibility of a strike by the rallway workers in England has been put off until next week.

After the meating between the companies and the associated society of locomotive engineers and Aremen, on cfficial statement was lazúóck to the TOLEDO, O. (UP)—More Rhesus effect that the meeting was adjourn-

0, 0. (UP)-Mor For the past two months Germany P. Wavell, who was recently given monkeys have been imported from ed until next week to

enable the has replaced England as Rumania's command of the new post of G.O.C. Indin, for the monkey mountain at companies to give the matter further best whent customer.

British Troops in the Middle East. the Walbridge. Park Zoo here. consideration."

to

confer

with Lieut-General Sir A.

of the

H. K. Stock Market

The

following quotations issued on the Hongkong Stock

were

Mar-

Welfare Of

The Miners

Splendid Results In England

0.00 nouncements,

8.03 Haydn-Concerto In D Major, 09. 21.

Mme. Marguerite Roesgen-Cham plon (Piano) and the Orchestra Sym- phonique (of Paris) conducted by M. Galilard.

8.20 London Relay--'All-in Beo". The Referee: John T. Sutthers. 8.50 Notan hilstein (Violin) and leen Joyce (Piano).

Romance (Second Movement from 'Concerto No. 2-Wieniawski Op. 22); LONDON, Aug. 10 (British Wire-/Polonaise Brilliant Natan Mile- In D Major (Wieniawal, Op. 4); less)Last year was a record year tein (Violin) with Leopold Mittmann

the

at the Piano; Scherzo Op. 10, No. 2

Eileen Joyce

for miners' welfare work In United Kingdom and particularly in regard to the provision of pithead (D'Albert); Troa Tanses Fantastiqués baths which were provided for 55,000 (Shostakovich) men bringing the total available zince (Piano), H.K. Banits $......(c.d.) 1,320

the inauguration of the movement to 1. H.K. Banks Lon. £.. ..74 n.

320,000,

ket this morning.

BANKS

H.K. Banks (H.K. Rcg.) £..17

Chartered £

Mercantile,A. & B. £. Mercantile, C.

East Asia $....

INSURANCES

Cantons $. Union S.......... China Underwriters H.K. Fire $..

SHIPPING Douglases $ Steamboats $. Indo-Chinas, P.S Indo-Chinas, D$. Shells Bearers s/- Waterboats $

DOCKS ETC.

Wharves $.. Docks $

9.10 Next week's programmes.

9.13 London Relay-The Nowa

Fund has spent nearly £5,020,000 to for Thought

In addition, the Miners' Welfare 9.30 Landon Relay-More Food

.24 n. date on recreational and cultural

.12 n. activitles while over £3,500,000 has Interest.

been

Short talks on matters of topical

and and Market Noles.

and nursing services.

contributed. to convalescent 9.45 London Relay-Sports News homes for miners, hospitals, ambulance

.72 n.

.200 n. 307

Last

0.

9.50 Leoncavallo Pagiizoct". year expenditure totalled Characters and Soloists in order of 1 b. £1,204,302 bringing the aggregate of appearance: Mario Bastola (Barl- 185 n.

grants since the begloning of the fund tone)....Tonio, a clown; B. Gigi

.67 n. 16 n.

60 n.

30

to £16,380,700.

(Tenor)....Canto, Leader of village comedy troupe; G. Neast (Tenor). Beppe, Harlequin; Iva Pacotti (So- ...Nedda, Confe's wifo---

LONDON, Aug. 14 (British Wire- prano). less)-Some 34,000 persons applied Columbine; L. Fact (Baritone). last week to be enrolled for National Silvio, a villager in love with Nedda. .8.10 n. Service, malding a

81/10/

total of about

| 2,017,000, volunteers since the cain-

103 n.paign began in January last.

161⁄4 0.

Previdents $.

.4.30 n.

New Eng. Sh. Sh. Docks, Sh. $.

MINING

.8.30 n.

110 n.

.13/6 n. .0.40 0.

Constructions (new) $.. Vibru Piling $..... Ch. Govt. 5% 1925

G. Bonds

.1 n. .8%.

H.K. Goyt, 4% Loan,

.33% 102

..4 n. ..4.

H.K. Govi, 3% Loan

Kalian s/- Raubs $.... Venz, Gold $. Hongkong Mines cts. LANDS

Ilotels $. Lands $

Land 4% de. $.. S'hal Lands Sh. $. Humphreys $.

H.K. Realtles Chinese Estates $.

UTILITIES

Trams $.. Peak Trams (old) $.. Peak Troms (now) $.... Star Forries

Y. Ferries $..

China Lights (old) *.. China Lights (new) $. H.K. Electrics Macno Electrics Sandakan Lights $., Telephone (old) §. Telephones (new) $ Traculons s/-

Tractions (Pref.) a

INDUSTRIALS

.4.60 so.

.344.

par b. .8% 1. ..8 8.

11.00 Close Down.

CHARITY CONCERT'

given by

.99% b. Prof. Harry Ore

14/3 n.

Marsmans (Lon.) 8/.... Marsmans (HK) o/- ...4/- 2.

MANILA SILARES Following are sales and bid prices: August 10. August 11. Afternoon Morning

Antamok

44 n. Alok

100 n. Bamulo Gold

Belong Buhay Benguet Cons. .16.70 . Big Wedge

.7.40 n. Coco Grove

.3.70 R. Cons. Mines .05% n. X.

Demonstration

Closing

Closing

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10.50

10.00

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2017

23

214D

.0016 I

.09 13

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43%

43

10

.18 B

21

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DOES IN

10%

10 .0813

North Camarines ..

233

22 n

22 B

.7.60

21

22/-

.20/-. Byndicate Invest...

Buyoc Cony, ...

24B 15.15 B 2214 B 43

United Paracale.**

14

028 13 417

22 .pe Gold 7.00 sa.azon Mining .4.90 n. Mambulao Cone,

Masbate Cons. b. Mind, 1*otherlode 18 n. Mind Operation 12

.53

Paracelo Gumaus

San Mauricio

Surigao Cons.

9400

The following is Swan, Culbertson

Cald: Macg. (ord.), Sh. $....14 . & Fritz report on this morning's Cald: Macg. (Pre.), Sh. $.......13 n. market: Canton Icon $....

Cements $..

ILK. Ropes $.

STORES, & Dairy Farms (old). Dairy Farms (new) Watsons .............. Lane, Crawfords $. Sinceres $ Wing On (H.K.) $. Powell, Ltd. $..

COTTON MILLS Ewo Sh. $.

...1 b.

morning

The trend on the Manilla Gold .12.60 D. Share

are market during the .3.70 session was bearlah with the averages alipping down 1.31 on a small turn- 21 over. Aleks last centavo, as did 20%. Antamak, and IXL, while Suyoc .0.40 m. sold I at .7.50 .

centavo above the

previous bid. San Mauricio was bid 1,80 n.

41. centavo below yesterday's last sale, While Big Wedge was bid 2 centavos Jower. Surigao Consolidated went 18. x-dividend to be bid at 14 centavos

below its previous bid.

.1 ..

at one

110. 42 n.

Aug. 10. Aug. 11. Morning

Volume of busi-

nese done .. Ps 125,700 Pa ·88,000 .6.00 n.

*82.92 .1.55 . Gold Share Av.

81.01

Shal. Cotton Sh. #...). Zoong Sing, Sh. $.... Wing On Textiles. Sh. $....40 ́n.

MISC. HK. Entertainments 9.. Constructions (old) $.

Prof. E. Pollogatti

Miss Pruo Lowis

Mrs. Silvia Choy

Mr. Albert Woo

Miss Rosabel Hu and the

CHORAL GROUP (Director: Prof. E. Gualdi)

at the

CHINA FLEET CLUB THEATRE

On Friday, August 25, 1939, at 9 p.m. In ald of Refugee Children Sponsored by

The Industrial Home for Rofugee Children Admissions: $5 and $3

Booking at the Trang Fook Piano Co. Anderson Music Co.

METROPOLI

ROOM BATH $6

CENTRAL

CLEAN

COMFORTABLE.