1939-11-01 — Page 3

Wednesday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

November 1, 1939.

UPRINS

DONALD DUCK

CANDY? NO DOGGONE IT!

DON'T Y' KNOW THE

WOLF'S PRACTICALLY

AT OUR DOOR?

OH, WE DIDN'T

KNOW THAT,

UNCA DONALD!

of the kitchen, which was blow- to fragmenta,

Irish story-teller is not sure

A Look Through whether it was an accident or whether

The

"Telegraph"

50"YEARS AGO

Nuv, 1889.

the enemy hal mistaken the big cooker for n Eun. For afty yards round the men were wmnthered with the dinner which they hui hoped to

consume.

DRUGS

NO PEACE IN CHINA

The

New York, Oct. 30.

Ambassador

Chinese

10

Was the funniest sight of my Washington. Dr. Hu Shih, was guest life," says the wounded driver, when of humour at a dinner given at the I saw there hungry soldiers scraping) pieres of hot meat and potato from Waldorf Astoria by the China Society

which was attended by the Society's a their faces and out of their necke!”

Singularly enough not a man was president William Chadboume and a

but the

to go distinguished list of guests. regiment had

In his speech, Dr. Hu, Shih

peace in the

It is reported that the Editors of the Johanneehery Standard and the Barberton Nece, who are beth Engilah witled, aen, have been arrested on charge! hungry and greasy. of treason, for demanding Toform and. falling the belag granted, re- commending a revolution in the Trunk YARI.

25 YEARS AGO

10 YEARS AGO

By Walt Disney

H. K. V. D. C.

TIES

$3.50 and $6.50

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

Beaten, He Refused To Betray Friends

CZECHS WELCOME

GERMAN

A MAN who risked death said a hundred times as an agent

"No power. Orient.

there are no prospects of an early of the German workers In order to throw light on this game efther inside Japan or elsewhere in "underground" movement is

parative merits

of

Nov. 1, 1929.

and

Company gave the world, can bring the militaristie waiting to appear before a Ma the Sulm Nov. 1. 1914. special performance in Londen of the caste to its senses and make it accept

Plesures alm, a pence tht is just and equitable" British aliens tribunal. Henter's correspondent at Tokyo re Beftish Intermtional porta

the Russian Cruiser Buckassil." first of all in the silent he said. He predicted that the war Jemchug, which was bying in the version and then as "talkie"".

that St will end "only roadstead at Tenang.

When we come to the critics, we find will continue for months, possibly French!

of years, and favour unanimity in dextfoyer, have been

and complete sunk by the cruber Emden.

sifeure. They readily admit that the when China can rest assured of a

that

nimal torpedorst

+

silent version was favoured by the fnci ust and honourable peace."-United

that it was shown first and that the Prest.

of

The Emden approached at dusk and wan taken far in allied warship. She talkie" was in English, but they cumo proceeded at full speed tuwards the to their conclusion Independently Jenchug and torpedoed her in the w. thuse circumstances. Several of them, The Jemchug replied but the Emden, ebaneve that the sound merely served in terpedand her and sunk her. The to hinder the flow of the action, and casualties are eighty-five drowned and to give in otherwise silering scenes an

of length which induced) 230 naved, of whom 12 are wounded. impression

disguised boredom. Approached The Emilea

One critic roundly characterises the with a fourth Tunnel and other trean)

un verslan as "the latest invention reported 1 formations. Sho

working with methuda long obsolete in ying the Japanese Ang.

It is officially announced that Fisher Bucereds Prince Lorin of lenburg

Firat Lord of the miralty.

STOCK MARKET REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchange Official

The day's trading was on an ex-

the theatre. Another probably strikes Summary issued yesterday says: Lord at the root of the matter when he "The silent version of the Alm Batin all respects superior to the talk; tremely small scale, Adings it is 2ore compact and artistic.

The sound Imporis disturbing effects, without otherwise adding any valuable

.ileuter Iclally informed that artistic quiltles." Turkish warships entered the essen purt of Odess and bombarded Hunkio ships.

the attuck uf Russian ports.

5 YEARS AGO

Nov. 1, 1934, of League of Nations 1y: The anxiety In consequence Turkey

thri officials with respect to the situation on the fluxslan Government has Instructed the in the Saar was lacressed today when itussinn Ambassador at Conatenilnegde ft was learned that France had noted ww the stall of the Embassy to leave Great Britain that French troops would The Itusalan ennuis

received he placed at the disposal of Saar Com

the event of In missioner Knox smiler instractions.

attempted Nazi Putsch.

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He hopes it will allow him to join the Czech Legion now being formed to fight for the Allies. The Czechs have already approved him as a recruit

He told of the year of torture he spent in a German concentra- tion camp, only to resume his work against Hitler as soon as he was released.

Trapped again, his trial was drang- red out for seven months while le was tortured in the hope he would betray his comrades.

anonymous be- He must remain cause he has a wife and a young son In Germany, but here is his story:-

Seven Month Trial

In 1933 I was arrested us a known leader of the Socialist Youth Move- writer ment in my district (says a

RECRUIT

Boy Clinging To Raft, Saw U-Boat

Blown Up

15-years-old Royal Marino

BUGLER DICK EMERSON, aboard the Courageous, saw the U-boat blown up after its attack on his ship.

He said that as soon as the Courageous sank destroyers began to drop dopth charges.

Emerson, with other sur- vivors, was still in the water, hanging on to a raft.

"The conning tower was blown in one direction," ho said, "and the stern want in another.

"At the same time a quan- tity of all roso to the surface and our man, swimming, sot up a loud cheer."

Rays Turned on Méat

Dollar For The

King

A LETTER postmarked

RADIO

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355 metres (845 kc.) and 31:49 motres (9,520 kllo-cycles) Another Musical Cocktail

By Erich Porges

Radio Programme Broadcast by. Z. B. W. on a Frequency of 845 k.c's.. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and 0-11 p.m. on 9.02 mo's. per second.

I. K. T.

12.10 p.m. Short Service of. Inter- cession.

12.30 Heddio Nash (Tenor) - and the New Mayfair Orchestra.

1.00 Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03 Lucienne Boyer (Vocal) and Continental Orchestras.

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- inents.

1,45 Darice Musle.

2.15 Close Down,

0.00 Beethoven Rondo Ins Major, Op. 51, No. 1 Artur Schnabel (Piano).

C

at

United Philadelphia, States, and addressed to the

delivered King, was Buckingham Palace. In it was a dollar note.

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4.05 Beethoven-Quartet In E Flat Major, Op. 127 Busch Quartet,¿:

4.45 Closing Local Stock Quota tions. "Please accept the enclosed

0.47 Light Orchestral. dollar from my savings," it ran, 7.00 London Relay-Ministry of "which you can use for the Fun" A Variety programme with children that had to be evacu-Tommy Handley presiding.

7.20 Alfredo Campoli and His Or ated' from London.

chestra,

7.40 StudioAnother

"Musical

"Since I'tan a girl 12 years old 1 am very much interested in thesa Cocktal by Erich Forges (Piano) children. It is very kind of you to (Of Jimmy's Kitchen). send them away before any real. 8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements.

8.03 Excerpts from Sullivan's

danger occurs.

Gilbert and

9.30 Violin Solos by Temianks. Malagueffa (Sarasate, Op. 21);

"When I go back to school next week I am going to save from my weekly lunch allowance until I get enough money to send you to help the children of England. I will ask Scherzo Tarantelle (Wieniowski, Op. 18); Romance No. 1, Op. 14 (Schu- my friends to do the same,"

Mr. Waller Elliot, the Minister of mann); Romance No. 2, Op. 84 (Schu- Darterla markets Health, has replied on behalf of the mann).

8.45 Berlin Philharmonia Orches- suppited King saying that the dollar has been In an effort to extract information by ultra-violet ray posted the warn-spent on extra clothes for a little tra; The Merry Wives of Windsor- about the activities of our under-Ing to the workers to don hats and girl of Ove who has been sent to the Overture ground movement, which the Gesta-sun glasses when entering the cold country and whose father is out of Thema) Aus Der Serenado (Tchal-

work. Do knew was still carrying on pro-rooms. paganda, I was reveral times strip-

MANILA GOLD SHARES

Mn

TC.

Atoke

Antanok

Dagulo Gold

Datung Buhay

0095

in a Homeside 'paper) and sent le a concentration camp. In the year 1

TOLEDO. 0. was there every form of brutality control in several meut was practised.

Benguet Consolidated

here

now

Is

(UP).

being

Big Wedre

Coco Grove

Cunsolidated Mines

Demonstration

Wild sherring ot 4,000 Protestant Church delegates gathered at the Mar- ble Hali Zou, Berllu's largest ball room. greeted the annoureement today that the Opposition had won another round Nazi Church and against the oficial #richsblahop Musiler.

The lighter side of warfare" In dess

f the! cribed to visitors by NOTTIN cheerful patients in the cloisters of Trinity College, Cambridge, which have temporary mill treen converted into a tary hospital.

The Irishraun tells an amusing story of an adventure which befell the Royal

Dr. Niemorer, the Fighting Parson Seota. On une occasion they had had very little food for two days, and they of Dahlem", one of the faremont -f wrre anxiously awaiting i new Beld en-operating lealers in the struggla

Mueller kitchen, which was a large that four against, Reichsbishop hures work required to pull it. The nounerd that his allies, the South Ger kitchen arrived after great delas, with mun fishoje, Dr. Meises of Payin and the mulders, and Dr. Wurm of Wurtemberg, had three pots ling

been restored to the offices of which meal ready.

In anger anticipation, the men hail they were deprived by the R

reinstatement tukes -gathere_count for their dinner when bishap. Their

German shell Innided lehetddie-effect from-to-morrow..he ani

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KING'S

IT'S THE HOTTEST THING THAT EVER HIT THE ICE!

Get young...get gay...get into swing with youth in the years grandest carnival of joy-hot off the ice!

WALTER WANGER

presenta

Ann Sheridan

In The Season's Gayest Picture

WINTER CARNIVAL

RICHARD CARLSON

HELEN PARRISH - ROBERT ARMSTRON» -

VIRGINIA GILMORE

Directed by CHARLES RIESNER-Released teku teted ANTITR

bed and tied to the ceiling by my

wrists with my feet off the Goor and f lushed with twisted wet

After my release from the con English Girls Take To

the con- report

centration camp, I had to every 12 hours to Gestopo agents.

In the 12-hour intervals I used to cycle 30 miles to the Czecho-Slovak} frontier hide-my-bicycle,-and-cutch use of the few mountain road buses

of our Move to the headquarters ment at that time in Czecho-Slova-" kin.

nd-

In the trial, which extended over seven months, with constant journments, I was acquitted.

Trousers As

By PHYLLIS DAVIES

Fashion

EVEN weeks of war have given women all over England a new dress-freedom, Trousers are "in" for every type of women, every age of woman doing every sort of work.

Women in National Service started the fashion just before the war. Then it did seem a little strange to see a trousered girl In the intervals between the ap-in the West End or any other busy street, pearances in court I was frequently

laced for weeks in solitary confino- |

real.

The

result

that Wis javured before the judge

(Russ

(Nicolai): Finale kowaky); The Secret Marriage-- Overture (Cimarosa).

9.05 Stadio-Commsenin on Recent Events.

9.15 London Belay-Tho.Nows. 9.30 An hour of Variety, with Cicely Courtacidge, Norman Long, the Two Lealics, Neillo Wallace and Others.

10.30 Dance Musio. 11.00 Close Down. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Donations to Charitable And Other Bodies

Children acknowledges the following

But seven weeks of this 'war, have bought them for air-raid emer- ca. 1.fd. $100, Star Ferry Co. Lid. 50.

have brought a dress-revolution genres. more swiftly than the liberation and toe- 1 was from bone-corsets

when

Monier Adventure Seeing my state the judge

bastanould be examined rain my mental condition,

ur-

1914-18.

Women have been quick to adopt

For Raid Nights

South

The Hongkong Society for the Protection donations collected during October:

Hongkong Tramways Lid, $100, China- Light and Power & Co. Ltd $100, Hong- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Mir. and Mrs, T. C. Monaghan $100, bir and Mmx. 8. Caine $100, Mr. and Mrs. R. 4. C. North $75, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. H. Lang 125, Mr. Kwak Chan 425, Mr. and Every night they carefully place Mr. W. A. Jones 420, Staff, Meward. quently daard and bewildered. length skirts which lasted from them on a chair by the bedside, with Wilkinson and Grist 1021, Miss I N. a warin sweater, a torch, their house Watkins RD, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ring $10, Kowloon Police Magistracy (Contribution keys, and a pair of slippers. Dress for Leung Man) $, "In memary donation" acknowledged $10, Donation

through already acknowledged simplified

China Morning Post $3.50. to the trouser fashion. They are strolling in response to an alarm has been already

ing in the London parks by the The stores are selling smart and Further donations will be gladly ac dezen, revelling in the freedom and

and the know-serviceable slacks at very reasonable cepted by the Trekkirer, Mr. A. Ke

Kellar, c/o Mackinnon Mackensie & Co. I realized it was my only hope to comfort of slacks..

DISHOPTCHAO'S BELLF FUND appear dazed and bewildered even ledge that no one felt the cost ultrices. For 12s. 1id. you can get a

rently good, hard-wearing pair.

The S. C. A. Post has received shocked.

But many women are doing the following donation to the Bishop Tchao's thing in style and having them made Beer Fund A Friend $10, Mr. II. KLA

Anon $1 is the state of Germany that The shops and stores are full of by their husbands tailors; cost, any-110. Walicks $3. Four little children #

DONATIONS WAITING Donations for the following organisations I was immediately taken to a police trasered women. Observed in an thing from £3 3s. to LO G., but

by, hour in a busy West London district they'll last, and always lonk matawall collection at the office of the South and agite manhandled

engugh for an evening out in the china Morning Post. Ltd.

Po Leung Kok. Dog's Home, Talpo White-mired,

West End.

Yes, voit may wear trousers now Diphanage. Street

Council, In most of the West End restaurants Tea Belief Fund, B.W.O.F, Puppy and entes, even If you want to dance. Day Fund.

Inter had re overed,

}

was rentusBy released,

but

Gestapo agents.

belleving Then they let me go, thu I would helps them to trap other ambers of the organisation.

I was told that must report to the Gestapo the arrival of any of my colleagues in the district.

One day I managed to escape' over the frontier to the then free Czecho-Slovakin. As I was walking It a path towards un koluted part of the frontier I saw an SA, man cording towards me,

For Shopping

were:

buxom woman brown Huen atheks under a camel- hair coat:

In

Girl in a pair of dark green corduroy

trousers:

A prani-wheeling mother, in slacks

of grey chalk stripe Dannel;

bakery VAR And a girl driving a

wearing gaudy cretonne bench pyjamas.

Said the last: "I'm having a proper pulr of trousers made, so I got out my last summer's beach pyjamas to I knew that if he were looking for weur until they are ready. Dad will me there was little chance to escape, have a job to get son to wear akirts

1 shouted to him arat esked him when, the war Is over." the way to a village

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distance away.

Unsuspectingly, he gave me dires- tians, and went along the way - dieafed by him until 1 won sure he was well out of sight. Then I and pressed doubled on my tracks the frontier.

in

of

Pew as Janitor's Pay

ORLEANS, MIES. (UP)-Brit 1833, the Universal Church Christ 11 a

rather prrangement with its inaltor, wecord- In to the WPA Historical Recorde Survey. Ife Rave his services in exchange for a free pew and exoth- tion from church dosegaments.

Even the more fluid women who have not yet steeled themselves to appearing at normal timen in trouserp

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