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RADIO

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31,45 inetree (9,520 kilo-cycles) "Les Adieux", Sonata, Op. 81a by Beethoven

Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on a Frequency of 845 k.c'n. and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. and 8-11 p.m. on 9,52 m.c's, per second.

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By Order of the Board of Directors,

R. TAYLOR, Manager and Secretary. Hong Kong, 25th March, 1941,

IMMIGRATION

OFFICE

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ILS

NOTICE

Shippers are hereby notified 12.30 Excerpts from Ivor Novello's that, on account of this evening's

black-out, there will be examination of ships' passengers 'Careless Rapture Selection...by this Office Geraldo and his Orchestra; Glamor-Examinations will be held

after 6 p.m. ous Night-The Girl 1 Elisabeth Welch with Orchestra; The unual to-morrow, Dancing Years; I Can Give You the Starlight Waltz, Waltz of My Heart

Waltz...

New Mayfair Dance Or- chestra; My Dearcat Deur....Mary Ellis and Ivor Novello, My Life De- longs to You....Dunstan Hart and Mary Ellis with Ivor Novello at the plano,

1 Loent Time Signal.

Knew....

1.01 New Mayfair Dance Orchen-

tra.

R. A. D. FORREST.

Immigration Ofcer.

NOTICE

DEFENCE REGULATIONS 1910

The following rates will be charged for mailing single copies 1,45 Compositions of Coleridge- } of the following newspapers

abroad:-

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press and Announcements.

Taylor.

"Otello"-Suite, Dance from Otello; Children's

Funeral Intermezzo; March; Willow Song; Military March ....New Symphony Orchestra: Thou Host Dewitched Me, Beloved; This is the Island of Gardens; Unmindful of the Roses....Arthur Reckless (Barl- tone) and Orchestra; Intermezzo.... New Light Symphony Orchestra; Sons of the Sea....Peter Dawson (Boss-

• baritone) with Orchestra.

2.15 Close Dówn.

5.45 Indian ProgrammTIC.

. 6.30 tions.

Closing Local Stock Quota-

0.32 Variety and Dance Muste.

7 London Relay-The News.

7.15 London Relay-Talle: "Meet Uncle Sam.”*

7.30 "Fats" Waller (Orgau) and Ii Ikythm.

8 Local Time Signal and Announcé- ments.

8.02 Violin Solos by Albert Sandler. Pale Moon (Indian Love Song) (Logan); Allegro (Flocco)....Jack Byfeld at the Piano; Estudiantina- Waltz (Waldteufel); Dolores Waltz (Waldteufel)....Sydney Ffoulken ut the plano.

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16 cents per copy British Empire and Foreign 25 cents per copy

The Hongkong Telegraph

China and Macno 14 cents per copy 16 cents Saturdaya

British, and Foreign

20 cents per copy 25 cents Saturdays.

CHUNGKING APPOINTMENTS

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

WEDDING

Mr E. Himsworth Miss Ethel Pratt

A gown of white French satin in Watteau style, with a train three yards long, was worn by Miss Ethel Emily Pratt, nursing sister of Kow- loon Hospital, when she was married to Mr Eric Hims- worth, Deputy Immigration Officer, Colonial Administra- tive Service, Hongkong, at the Union Church yesterday. The Rev. K, MacKenzie Dow officiated, and Mr G. E. Longyear was at the organ. THE BRIDE is the younger

daughter of the late Major and Mrs B. Pratt, of London.; Her illusion veil was held in place by head-pleces of orange blossoms and pearls. She also wore a pearl necklace and pearl | bracelet, and carried a bouquet of arum lilica.

Mac-

Hia Honour Sir Atholl Gregor, Chief Justice, gave the bride away, and Lady MacGregor, in a smart dress of blacut coloured lace with hat to match, acted as | matron-of-honour.

wall, na bridesmaids, wore powder The Misses Doris and Helen Kote-

blue French taffeta frocks in Louis XVI style with headdresses to match, and carried bouquets of pink rosen, Little Wendle Hung, granddaughter of Sir Robert Kotewall, was the flower-girl. She wore a dainty frock of shell pink French taffeta,

The bridegroom, who is the elder son of the late Mr H. Himsworth and Mrs Himsworth of Hest Bank, Eng- land, arrived in Hongkong in Janu- ary, 1923. He was appointed Deputy Registrar

at the Supreme Court in February, 1931, and was attached to the Treasury in the following Janu- ary. In May he became Assistant Head of the Sanitary

Department. In June, 1934, he acted as Deputy Registrar at the Supreme Court, and from July to September becane, in

Estate addition. Deputy

Com- missioner and Assistant Colonial Treasurer, In November he became District

Omcer, South, and the following month Assistant Head of the Sanitary Department. During April and May, 1935, he acted as Head of that Department. In June he was appointed First Clerk and Police Magistrate, Hongkong.

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April 17, 1941.

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MESSAGE FOR ADOLF Troop train filled with Australians leaves Sydney for unnamed destina. tion at war front. Porhaps they're bound for Singaporo, where Aussies recontly landed as For East tension grow. Anyway, they'ro a spirited lot.

A.R.P. Orders ANNIVERSARY

For Week: Promotions

Ing week are as follow;

Bress

The miniatures of authorised decora, forts and medals will be worn by officers when In numiner mess kit. Ribbann only will be worn with winter mess kit.

Mr and Mrs T. K. King

Married 20 Years Ago

4

Malayan Command

Many friends gathered together Lieut.-General Bond

last night in the Hongkong Hotel Grill Room to celebrate the 20th)

A change in the Malayan Com A.R.P. Orders Issued by Wing Comman-wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs der A. H. S. Steele-Perkins, o.nz, DirecT. K. King, who are popular in both mond was announced recently by tor of Air Hald Precautions, for the comHongkong and Shanghai social circles. Lleut-General L. V. Bond, C.D., will General Headquarters (Far East). Mr King is the well-known shipping shortly leave Malaya to take up an man,

appointment in the United Kingdon

The post of General Officer Com- The couple were married in Shang-manding, Malaya, will be taken over hai in 1921. Before her marriage, by Major-General A, E. Percival, Honorary Warden

Mrs King was Dr Mary Yang, D.S.C., O.DE., M.C. „Mr W. S. T. Lousy has been appointed graduate of Soochow Women's Major-General Percival is well- Ifonorary Divisional Warden in recogni-

he has Medical College. The hostess was General Staff Officer, First Grade, at known in Malaya, having served as tion of the valuable assistance rendered to the A.R.P. Organisation in the charming in a Chinese gown of silver Malaya Command headquarters from Colony of Hongkong.

net over pale blue satin, with match- 1936 to 1938. ing accessories. The Kings' younger

Krength Decrease

Rimited 10 resign:

1803 Mok Yun-wah. 3072 Leo Kun, 1884tain. Chan Choy, 1891 Lau Yu,

Struck off strength:

was

In January, 1930, Mr Himsworth became Administrative Assistant, Sanitary Department, In April he became First Clerk and Magistrate, Kowloon, and in the following March, Police Magistrate, Kowloon. After returning from leave In September, 1938, he became

Second Police Magistrate, Kowloon.

Mr H. L. MacKenzie undertook the duties of best

A largely attended reception held Inter at the Gloucester Hotel.

The honeymoon is to be spent at CHUNGKING Apr. 16 (Central News). The following appointments Bagulo. Mrs Himsworth went away were announced by the Executive, dress with white silk brald military royal blue French morocain Yum yesterday,

Mr L Shou-yung was appointed trimming, with hat and handbag to Clangsu Commissioner of Finance, -surveeding-Me-Kwan-Chi-yu—who-

was transferred to another

post. Mr Li Chow-sheng was appointed Vice-Director of the Anwet Food Central Bureau, Mr Wei En-cheng, Food Control Bureau, succeeding

transferred to another post,

Mr Liu Ching-teh, Director of the Chinghai Food Con- trol Bureau and Messrs Tien Chia- shan and Lin Fin were named Direc- tor and Vice-Director of the Kansu Food Control Dureau.

8.15 Studio Local Newsletter. 8.30 Keith Falkner (Baritone)_and_ New Mayfair Orchestra.

Jerome Кега Melodies Intro: There is a Hill Beyond a ; Blue Dancing Time Look for the Silver Lining; She did not say Yes; es: Whose Baby Are You; Who; Moon Love; I've told every little Star: Wild Rose.. Diego

Betty (Alm "Mayfair

Melody Without the Moon... Keith Falkner (Baritone); A Musical Con

Comedy Switen

"Mayfair Mc-

tor of the Chix Mr. Chu .New Mayfair Orchestra; San Wuling who was

Do Mayfair Orchestra: A Song

Care (film lody")....

Keith Falkner (Baritone); Love Tales-Intro: Love, Here is my Henri; Speak to me of Love; Á Bachelor Gay; I Love Thee; Frasquita Serenade; 1 Winter Comes....New Mayfair Orchestra.

9 London Relar-The News.

the Hour."

9.15 London Relay-"Questions of 9.28 Compositions of Beethoven, Sonatu In E Flat Major, Op. 816 (Les Adieux); Adagio Allegra Andante espressivo-Vivacissima- mente..

"....Arthur

Schnabel-Piano solo; Adelaide, Op. 40....Jussi Bjorl ing (Tenor) with plano; Romance in ГОР. 50. Paul Kaul (violin solo with plano).

9.45 News in Frenchi (on Short Wave only).

10 Landon Relay—"To Talk of Many Things"

10.15 Verdi's "Alda" Ballet Sulle

and Act 111.

'QUAKE CLAIMS WHOLE CITY

VICHY, Apr. 14 (Reuter).-Mos! of the 15,000 inhabitants of Colimax are believed to be either dead or in- jured in the earthquake that rocked Mexico yesterday, states a despatch from Mexico City.

Three-quarters of the town is re- ported destroyed.

Night Flying Ace Of R.A.F.

Adds Three To His Bag LONDON, Apr. 18 (Reuter).-One British pilot of a night lighter shot night, the Air Ministry announces. down three German bombers last

match.

AT ROSARY CHURCH

Sgt A. 0. Devlin Marries Miss Hau May-ol

were

Major:

The following Wardens have been person, David, and only daughter, Marie, become G.S.O. 1 to General Sir John In 1938, he went to Britain to Shamantulpo.-D.S/W 1011 Au Yan. s/w helped their happy parents to enter-Dill, who was then commanding the

First Division at Aldershot. Among the guests present

On the outbreak of war, Dr W. W. Yen, foriner Ambassador to General Percival went to France Moscow, Miss

Kung, with the BEF; since Dunkirk hel daughter of Dr H. H. Kung, Vice-has-commanded the 44th Division in und Minister of Finance of the Malaya in July 1939 in succession to

Britain Fresident of the Executive Yuan Lieut-General Bond went lo

Cowloon City,357 Kox Chee-hwong,

Change of Address:

Rosamunde

Chinese National Government,

Hung Hom-2107 Mrs Chan Im-lun and 2120 Cheung Kin-park. Kowloon City, to 401 Chatham Hoad, ground floor.

Upper Levein-Deputy District Warden Lo Yu-yan to 3 Woodlands Terrace.

Central-2355 Cheung Yun-kan, itung 30. tom, to 3 Hling Lung Street,

Levein, lu 38 Smu Wali Fony. 2nd floor.

Shauk wan.2310 Leung Kam-sha, Hung

Me

10

Robert Ward, American Consul, Mr the then Major-General W. G. S. K. K. Kwok, Dr F. C. Yen, Miss Hilda Dobbie, who received promotion Eastern-005 Tze Ying-nam. Upper Yen, Mr and Mrs J. K. Choy, Mr and Lieutenant-General when he became

Mrs

L. T. Chen, Mr and Mrs T. Governor of Malta. Hoin, to 203 Shaukiwan Road, 1st floor. Kwok, Mr and Mrs Eugene Penn, Gough --S/W 3541 Ding Fong-hang, Mr T. B. Wilson, Mr and Mrs P. F. to 100 The Peak,

Ynumati 344 Chung Kamenng. Kow-and Mrs William Eu, Mr. and Mrs Feng, Dr and Mrs S, T. Yang, Mr loon City, to 1 Bowring Street.

Promotions

The following promotions are nolllied with effect from April 14, 1041:

Kawinon City.To be Benlør Wardens.—

Henry Ling, Mrs T, C. Yang, Mrs P.

Mails For Colony

The Postmaster General, Mr E. I.

C. Chang, Mrs Alice Chow, Mr and Wynne-Jones, announced yesterday Mrs S. K. Chang, Mr and Mrs P. C. that the situation regarding Inward Cheng, Mr and Mrs William Poy. mails is as follows:

Via Trans-Atlantic and Pan- American Airways, complete up to London date of despatch, March 28:

3136 Fung Yinx-tso. 3431 Peon Pak-heu. 2008 L Sing-mun to be Deputy Senior Warden.

Shamshpipe.-Senior Warden 1975 Lo, The ANS. practical nursing class via Cape Town and British Overseas Kwan-wah to be Deputy Group Worden. for members of the C.B.S. group will Airways, complete up to London date Deputy Group Warden 1932 Miss Wan Shum-ngor to be Group Warden. To be take place as arranged to-day at the of despatch, February 18; vis U.S.A. Senior Wardens-Deputy Senior-Warden Kowloon-Hospital-(Out-patients)-atrand Pacifle surface mails, the last 2437 Tae. Chuen. 3428 Yu Kwok-uhal. 5.30 p.m., but will finish at 0.30 p.m. London date of despatch is February

on account of the black-out.

Leave of Absence

Aberdeen,-3059

twn Lau King-lin, weeks' sick leave as from April 9, 1941.

Yaumati,-2251 Учел Chuen, three months leave as from April 18, 1941.

Kowloon City.—3030 You Yuk-lun, three| The wedding took place at the months leave as from April 16, 1941.

Shamshulpo-3412

Chuning

Yuet. three Rosary Church, Kowloon, before the

months leave, and D19

two Rev. Fr H. de Angelis, of Sgmonths leave, as from April 10, 1041. Andrew Owen Devlin, R.A., and Miss

Instructional Courses Hau May-ol, of No. 14 Jordan Road, Kowloon.

Wardens' Classes in Chinese. (Syllabus Both bride and bridesmaid (Miss

"A").

CT Yaumati Government School, Na- Malc King) wore white satin frocks than Road. Tuesdays, Thursdays and and

carried bouquets of white Saturdays at 7:30 pm, commencing April 24, 1941, Lecturer, Mr Chol Chung-shun, carnations. The bride's long tulte LARP.S. vell was caught to her head with orange blossuma. The bridesmaid Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.15 wore a short white vell.

Mr Nicholas Kim gave the bride way, and Mr William Pointer neted as best mon.

the bride's home,

The reception was held later at

ACCIDENT AVERTED

Coolidge Just Misses

C328 King's College, Bonham Fload

p.m. commencing April 23, 1941, Lecturer, Mc Shum Kum-wali, L.A.I.P.§."

C320 A.R.P. Schnel, Itappy Valley, Wed- · nesdays and Fridays at 5:30 pm. com. mencing April 25, 1941. Lecturer, Mr Chak Tal-kwong. L.A.R.P.3.

Practical Course Examination.-Students of Messrs Chak and Fung's Class should note that the Practical Course examina- tion will be held at the A.R.P. School, linppy Valley, on April 24 and 25, 1941, commencing at a p.m. All eandidates ara warned to bring on the first evening a General Civilian Respirater and a Civilian Duty Respirator. The former will be trued on application to this office..

Strength-Increase

The following qualified as Wardens and are posted to Divisions as hereunder:

Mongkok-3752 Au Tel-chi, 3764 Clian Slu-yan, 3753 Chiu Wung-dew, 3747 Mins Leung Klu-yule, 9756 Chum Wel-man. 3759 3701 BILA TEC Wal-ying, 3762 Wang Tung. 3763 Wong You-yan

Asama Maru In Manila To Shung-hun, 3700 Miss To Mo-yin.

After having covered 7,881 miles from San Franelsco via the usual ports in what was termed by ship ofcers as

most uneventful voyage," the President Coolidge, flag- ship of the American Presklent Lines

Ballet Sulte....Boston Promenade Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fled-

This ace was recently awarded the ler: Aida Act 111-Characters and Soloists

F.C. and promoted to Commander in order of appearance:

of his Squadron for marked ability in Amneris, Pharoah's daughter night flying, and he has now destroy. Maria Capuana (M-Soprano); Ramifls,

ed ten nocturnal raiders. Priest....Trancredi (Bass);

A fellow pilot shot down two bring-fleet, narrowly missed an accident in Aida.....Arangl-Lombardi

broad daylight as she was docking at (Soprano); Amonasro, King of Ethio-ing the Squadron's total bag to five.

Pier 7 on Monday morning, reports pa.....Armando Borgio!! (Baritone);

Manila Bulletin. Rhadames, a young warrior.... Arnoldo Lindo (Tenor) with Orches trn,

High

11 Close Down.

Pasero

The managers of six Chinese firms were fined $260 ench by Mr H, G. Sheldon, x.c., at Central Mögistracy yesterday for breaches of the De- fence Regulations by attempting to convey letters out of the Colony otherwise than by Post, on April 2.

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION N6. 1 THERAPION NĎ.2 THERAPION NĚ.3

Degik pred ki, Chemisen, or attber Naretuyn Mail, }, LE GLERO'S PILLS for the Liver

cáidneyų kbladder

Total of Eight

LONDON, Apr. 18 (Reuter).—It is learned that two more enemy bom- bers were destroyed over England last night making a total of eight."

Empress Of Japan's Pilgrimage

Yatimati-240 Mind Tenng Chi-kin, 2189 Tse Tim-hol. 3764 Yeung Sze-wan.

Kowloon City137 Leung Chu-ching, Hung tom. 2335 Miss Wu Shun-pok. Shamthuipo-150 Chan Koon chlu, 2703 Chau Ho-yin, 3654 Mrs Chow Lok-chuen, 3655 Chu Yin-kwan, 3058 Chung Mani-sek. Miss Fanny Lars, 1600 Lee Cheung 3747 307 Ko Yeung, 3036 Miss Daisy Lam, 3039 Miss Li Kit-lin, 2013 1,1 Wing-yue, 2743 LI Yeung-kwong, 3745 Mak Chik-chun, 2740 Ng Yat-yu, 3747 Stu Chor-ying. 3740 Blu sang, 371 Miss Wong Yurt-stu Shun-val, 3749 Weng Bun, 3750 Wong Hon-

Notico

Omcers of the Corps attending the dance to be given by Upper Levels Division at 1941, may wear service uniform or wister the Club Lusitano on Saturday, April 19,

or summer merakit, Uniform is optional for. Indy Wordene.

The ship's engines and a stout land cable capable of standing a strain of 750 tons stood the 22,000-lon giant in good stend.

President and the Coolidge, which was being driven by ita own momentum, come to a full stop a bare few inches from the stern of the Aroma Maru, which was dock- ed at the north berth of the pier. TOKYO, Apr. 10 (Domel)-Her to the pier to meet Incoming friends gratefully acknowledges receipt of a Hundreds of people who had gone

The Director of Medical Services Majesty the Empress will make a pilgrimage to the sanctuaries of the and relatives craned their necks for gift of 6,000 cigarettes from the Imperial Ancestors in West Japan view of what seemed to be Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd, for a week in the middle of May to monarcher of the Pacific, but the two for the Chinese, interned soldiers at nray for the successful solution of lookers were doomed to disappoint-

on- Argyle Street Internment Camp. the emergency facing the Empiro.

ment. Ship officers, later, admitted

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

Her Majesty will visit the Grand that they had their uneasy moments Shrine at fee, the Kashiwara Shrine before the ship was brought to a full and the Mausoleums of Emperor stop, as between certain accident and Jimmu, Japan's first monarch, Em- and a near-accident Iny only a rable press Dowager Elsho, Emperor Ninko, and prompt response from the engine Emperor Komel, Emperor Melf and department to the order of "full speed Empress Dowager Shoken,

astern."

Registry yesterday, before Mr J. The wedding took place at the Reynolds, Deputy Registrar, of Acting Sub-Inspector Loula Kocher George, of the lfongkong Police, to Miss Chan Kou-yeo, of No. 30 Kol Tak Bund.

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking Business transacted.

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Yaar or shorter periods in Local or Other Cur rencies at rates which will be quoted on application.

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in Local Currency and Sterling with interest allowed at sales obiainable on application. The ·Bank's Head Office in London undertakes Executor & Trustee business and claims recovery of British Income Tax overpaid on terma which may be ascertained at any of its Agencies 154 Branches,

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POST OFFICE

On Thursday, 17th Instant, the General Post Office will be closed at

6 p.m.

The Printed Matter Service to the following places in China is tem- porarily suspended-Yunnan, Sze- chuen, Kweichow, Hunan, Fukien (except

and Amoy Kwangsi,

Kulangsu), North and East of Kwangtung.

The public are reminded that it is caciose in a postal cover commun!- a brench of postal regulations to callons Intended for persons other than the addressee.,

Small Packet Post to all countries is suspended.

'INWARD AIR MAILS Air Mall by "Pan American Airways Direct Service"-Bau Francisco dale, 14th April ..........Apr. 21. Air Mail by "Pan American Airways Direct Service" San Francisco date, 19th April

..Apr. 20.

OUTWARD AIR MAILS Friday, April 18 Air Mail by Air to Bangoon to con- nect with the "British Overseas Airways,"

Alr

K.P.O. and G.P.O. Reg. .....Apr. 18, 4.00 p.m. Ord.....Apr. 18, 4.30 p.m.

Monday, Apr. 21

via

Mall for Mantia, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A. and Europe

"Ради American Airways and Trans-At- lantic Services."

K. P. O.

Reg. Ord.

April 21, & p.m. April 21, 5.30 p.m.

G. P. O.

Reg.

April 21, 5 p.m.

Ord.

........April 21, 7 pm. Saturday, Apr. 26

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu, U.S.A. and Europe via "Pan Ameri- can Airways and Trans-Atlantle Services,"

K.P.O. and G.P.O. Iteg.

Ord.

.Apr. 26, 5 p.m. .Apr. 20, 5.30 p.m.

Education Of

China

Dr Paul Monroe, aged professor of education of the Teachers College, Columbia University, has arrived in Hongkong to attend the annual con- ference of the Board of Trustees of the China Foundation for the Promo. lon of Education and Culture, of which he is a member,

Dr Monroe revealed on Tuesday that there were about 20 Chinese college graduales being trained in three of the United States largest automoblie factorles, Ford, General Motor and Chrysler plants, in auto- motive engineering under the spon- sorship of the China Foundation. The training is from six months to one and a half years, and after its completion the student is entitled to a degree, sometimes a doctorate, from his university,

evening

A preliminary meeting of the trus tees, will be held this and the formal session on April 17. Besides Dr Monroe, other trustees who have already arrived here for the conference include Dr Earl Baker and Dr Zen Hung-chiun from Chung- king, Dr Alfred Sao-ke Szo from Shanghai, and Dr J. Leighton Stuart from Pelping.

Hitler Tries Forgery

HITLER is trying to damage British prestige by flooding cer. talri neutral countries with counterfeit Bank of England notes.

Geneva police authorities · have itraċed. a very considerable number of forged. £50 notes to Nazi agents.

German women who visited Swiss, bunks to exchange-ilie notes aroused suspicion and were' hold..........

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