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Mr A. Manual Fox, the United States Government's repre- sentative on the five-man Chinese Stabilisation Board, Mr.. William H. Taylor, alternate member on the Board, Mr Walter F. Frese, assistant to Mr Fox, who arrived in Hongkong last Friday en route to Chungking, were honoured by local Americans at the American Club yesterday, ¡not losi felleltour than they were in
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these arrangements would redound 0.32 A Scoltish Programme. thanks for your gracious and gene-not to the exclusive advantage of une Humorous Reeltal-Follow Follow ous reception. May I also take ad- but to the joint advantage of all. 1 (A Football Study in Blue and
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behalf of
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Rael and Reel. o' plpes-Highland through associates and myself, our deep up- In conclusion I can assure you that Tulloch....Henry
Vocal- Forsyth; preciation of the many courtedes
associates my
and I shal, most There's a wee bit land (Grieve); My and attentions
we have received
diligently, seek out the varying view ala wee hoose (Wilson and Munra) Laidlaw Murray (Baritone) with from uur many Chinese, Beltish und point
points, opinions and suggestions and Ameriön friends. We were fully rive careful consideration to these Orchestra; Bagpipes Eightcome Reel aware that we were facing many dif- before taking a position or making a
Henry Forsyth; Humorous Mono- Scult and complex problems but we recommendation. Our formula shall logue The "Bluebell Chasers" F. C. are now confident that these probe a simple one, namely to weigh Annual Meeting....William McCul theblems, if tackled in the friendly and these on the basis of their probable loch.
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7.30 Latest Dance Music. 8,00 Local Time Signat, Pro- gramme Summary and Announce- ments.
7.15 London Relay-"Questions of and netion, and not in words, no the Hour." oot matter how well clinsen, must ald to abroad ame
among friends and to have china be evidenced. the assurance that there is territory in the Far East on which Americans are always welcome. In Hongkong there is no need to stress the bonds of friendship that exist between China, the United States und Eng- land, the three great bastions of Democracy remaining in the world to-day. The links between England
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8.02 "On Behalf of the Working Classes."
Billy Russel (Comedian)-an Ac- tual Theatre Recording.
Tro-
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Here promoted, was given by Mr Apbas Vocal Chorus); I'm Music
in Love
(both
Relief acknowledge with grateful thanks struggle for Democracy in the West serve at the Hongkong Hotel Notiovmann)....Frederic Hippmann
Previously acknowledged, $9,495; Mr Wee Tong-fer, $3: Members of the Kaw loon Ducks Recreation Chib $100; Mr W. N. Thomas Tam, $10; Meg's John D. Humphrey & Co., $10; Mesars Jebsen & Co. 20; Union Trading Co. Ltd, 910; Ylen Yich Commercial Bank Ltd. $3; Messrs Lelch &
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NEW TERRITORIES BELIKY The members of the New Territories the following desations and gifts made during May 2941, toward the vainten aer of the Cilnies and Hospital uperat- In the New Territory villages:
Aw Boon-hw, $1,000; Mr S. F. Bal- four. District Omeer Soufi. 3500; Slr Elly Radnorte & Sons, 1230; Hongkong Foot- hall Association, $100, Tang Pak-kou, Sou: Per Mir Tann Pak-kou, 370; Colonel Dowblegt, $10; 359 H. Runjahn 55. Ar
Mrs House, une parzel of hable.
Amateur Photographic kept strictly private, except in coses Aw Bron-n
Competition June-September, 1941. Two Silver Trophics Awarded
by ILFORD LTD.
For the best and seeorul-test entries.
Three Silver Trophies Awarded
by EASTMAN KODAK CO. First Prizes in each of the three Sections.
Interior scenes, Table Top and Still
Life Studles.
Exluding portraiture, plants and
Exchange At A Glance
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T.T. Bangkok
mun
8.15 A Light Oreliestral gramme with Deanna Durbin (So- prane) and Allan Jones (Tenor),,
You Intro; Tangoland-Intro.: and the United States are an evident Fine Example To Force
Could Never Be True; O Cara Mia; in the East as they are in the West. Here 110
A tea party in honour of Inspector Plegaria; Goodnight less than in the West we have a joint interest in the preven-Noor Mohammed, who was recently Geraldo and His Sweet tion and curling of aggression. no less than in the West we are joint Khan, Hon. Commissioner of the with Someone; Sweethearts ly Interested in the preservation and Pollee Reserve, and Mr Feroz Ali, from flm Life of Victor Herbert")
..Allan Jones (Tenor) with extension of Democratie Institutions. Assistant Superintendent of the Re-
chestra; By the Fireside-Romance It is a platitude to say that the
Garden yesterday. is indissolubly bound up with the
Mir Abbas
Khan said Inspector and His Orchestta; It's Raining Su- "girl") struggle for Democracy in the East. Noor Mohammed joined the Police in beams (filin "100
..Deanna Durbin 1914 and distinguished himself in Democracy in the East The present alignment of world charge of ships' guards in 1922 when Orchestra; Rhapsody No. i (Rixner) and His Orchestra; the Sut On Powers would knock this fact Into
was pirated. In recog-
Eugen Wein nition of
(both Cosa courage
One I Love; Cosi our heads if there were any reluct-
his
and sacrifice The
from film "Everybody Sing)..... Sergeant-Major. was promoted ance en our part to accept this con-he
Lenor) with Orchestra; He was mode Sub-Inspectar in 1928, Allan Jones
(Henseit).... was recently promoted of the Far East with no less interest to service
asked Frederic Hril Sings; Waltzing in and His Orches- Mr Abbas Khm Inspector. than they de
in Europe. be- events
ever the Indian Police prescut to follow tra; When cause they realise that whatever
Cloudy the
(both from "Spring: splendid example set by inspec- Parade") the the East strengthens Democracy in the
...Deanna Durbli strengthens it in the West, 1 cantor Mohammed.
prano) with Orchestra, say with the greatest assurance that Mr Abbas Khus also paid tribute
9.00 London Relay The Newa Mohummed for his the people of the United States, from to Inspector the highest officials down, have a sacrifice in regard to services ren- and News Commentary.
9.15 dered the community. Owing to his and
Interest in China, Genuine
Dombay Calcutta Colombo Dethl Galle Itongkong Howrah [pa
BRANCHEB: Janne
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D. BENSON,
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one drun of vaseline in the world today follow the events and through hard work and devotion vellette-Serenade (Kashubec); No-
Per Cheung Chan Elders (Cheũng chau Theatrical performance, part proceeds). $2,000,
Further donations are urgently need- ed for the prosecution of the New Ter ritory work.
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
The S. c. 2. Post nas received the fullowing donation to the Society for the Protection of Children in memory of the Jate Mod 11. Bullock:
Mr H. 8. Jongs, $5
H.K. Stock Market
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in
tont-
Studio-Letter from
(So-
Free
Of American relations with China hard work, the Indian Police Be- China.
*Increased in Read by Mrs. Allee Chow. had greatly it is safe to say that they have never serve
9.30 The Ms Brothers and been more cordial. We are co-strength. operating with China in many ways. Inspector Noor Mohammed thank-Banjo Solos.
9.45-10.00 News In French (on Increasing aid is being rendered to ed his hosts and recalled Mr Abbas China under the Lense and Lend Act. Khan's hard work as President of Short Wave only). Under this
Ans
the Indian Muslim Society in building 9.45 The New Mayfair Novelty essential war
derful Orchestra. and the wonderful the Society. Materins and supplies are being
"Espana (Waldteufel); Templation available to work he hath put in for the and made
for Waltz (Ancliffe): Round the Rund- und on the Hongkong Stock Mar- | China. A Second form of ald is munity, especially
He
Mr About
(Foster); Snow Man (Archer); through commercial loans granted to widows an orphans. China by the
Bank Abbas Khan had helped children of Shy Serenade (Scott-Wood). Export-Import Bank.
10.00 Studio The Sixth of A This enable Cain through its United Indian constables in their education, 7514 fl. States corporation, The Universal and was glad that some had now series of Talks on Drama of Yester- day _and_To-day_by_ Evelyn Wood, mielliery grown-up-and-become-members 78 n. Trading
Cole purchase i .07% n. and machine tools, trucks, commer-the Force. He said Mr Abbas Khan Illustrated by scenes fram Classical
and Modern Plays. 23 n. al airergft, petroleum products, and Me Feruz All had worked ex- 10.35 Beethoven-Sonata F
railroad and bridging materials, and reptionally hard in building up the Major, Op. 24-"The Spring.“
Reserve, and added iron and steel products, to name just Indian Police
Jeno ener (Vloit:) and Louis In return China througli that previous being cominis- Chinese corperation, the Foo Shing stunted, the others very in Kentner (Piano).
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The following Rules will govern the Cupeillion:
1.--The Competition is open to alt
photographers, 2.-The entries "awarded the Ilford Trophies for the best and second- best pletures in the Competition, will not be entitled to any other prizen. 3.The prizes will be awarded to the competitor sending in what are adjudged to be the beat photo- strophi Dench Section. Each entry must be accompanied by a form which will be published durbig the period of the Com- petition, misd which: must be parted on back of entry. 4-The right to publish any or aft of the entries is reserved to the Hongkong Telegraph,
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than one Section.
10.-Mounts to be only white or creNTUL, must be of one of the following
izes:-10x12 10x2.
11. No correspondence WAI be entered Info in connection with the Com- petition. 12-Members of the Staffs of the Telograph .and the
tongkaup
South China Morning Post are not permitted to compete, 14-The declalon of the Judges shaft
be final.
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MYSORE, June 10 (Reuter),—An .00 b .00 n.
has recently stated that China's war occasion when Inspector Mohamined appeal to every true lover of the problems are 76 per cent economic had been reported, either for negli-country to bend his whole energies 40/711⁄2 n.
6.55 n and only 30 per cent, military. It gence or slackness, an example which to strengthening India's defences and is to the economie Beld that my as-every policeman should follow. He equipping all soldiers fighting Indin's .07 b. soclates and
and I will direct our atten- said Inspector Mohammed was twice battles was made by the Maharajoh Mysore, inaugurating a joint nwarded, for meritorious service and of tion and activities.
China's Dificultles
had been commended twice by the session of the Mysore Legislatures
and this afternoon, China's economic and financial dif-Governor for excellent work ficulties, under the strains of in-devotion
duty Mr Bidmend said that over $500 | 12 n.vasion and the devastation wrought
by war, are many and varled: The had been collected as a present to Chinese Government has been devot-Inspector Muhammed but when ap- ing an increasing amount of slitation proached, he strenuously refused the to these problems, in the attempt to gift and insisted it be donated to the check certain developments and to Bomber Fund.
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WASHINGTON, June 10 (UP)—---—' is learned that Mr Harold fekes, Steretary of the Interior has agreed to support the proposal for the tem- porary suspension of the import tax on Philippine products shipped to- the United States in order to alleviate
national economy.
And solutions for others. It is our "This shows you what kind of a sincere hope that we shall be able man Inspector Mohammed la", con- the war repercussions on Philippine to contribute, in our small way, cluded Mr Bidmend
un your good will and co- 7/
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things in she has muny H.K. Electric (old) x rts $ 21.80 n. TIK
Electrics (new). 5. 21 n. common with us. With a vast
a vast popu“.. ILK. Electrics Rts $....
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and a vast territory she faces, Macao Electries $......
as we faced in the nineteenth cen Sandakan Lights $ x.d.
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3. STORES, &c. Dairy Farms S. Waisons $? Lane Crawfords $. Sinceres $ Wing On (II.K.) Powell Lid. $.
COTTON MILLS Ewo Sh. $.***) Shol Cotton Sh. 2.
MISO.
.0.10 s.
people by
,30 B.
.23.
agriculture.
.1 n.
gigantic task she was interrupted through no faul! 13.40 b. of her own by forces which sought to
subjugate
1. subjug
17 b.
.d. 6.45. n,
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the Chinese nation by
brute military strength.
China has written a glorious pago In the annals of history by her in 0.00dontitable resistance to unprovoked aggression in the face of the most fonrful odds and difficulties, and her ncforts will inevitably be crowned
with success.
34% n.
Relations with Chlnero .203 0. As a member of the United Tariff Commission bave come into close .074 n.
contact with representatives of the .941⁄2 n. British Government, We have 94 negotiated, we have haggled, we have 28 n. argued, and we have differed but ....8. b |álways
background against u
of which assured 1.00.1.
warm friendship successful eniciusion to our efforts. Here in the East I am anticipation that toy relations, both-official-and. unofficial, with the British will be
H.K. Govt, 4% H.K. Govt a317%. (1934) (LIC. Govt 3347% (1940) Ch. Govt: 8 1925 CsBds. Entertainments $. Constructions (old). Constructions (new) 3.1 Vibro Pinguin.png 7.20.p “Marsimins Inv. (Lon.)/0/3
Marmans Inv. (H.K.) 3/-;.2/14 n.
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SOUTH AFRICAN PIPE TOBACCO
"RHODESLANK"
RANCH
PLUG
RANCH Plug, Flake & Long Cut-Also JUBILEE, WINDSOR, COLONEL EAZY and Dr. PLUMB, Mixtures
Obtainable at all
C. INGENOHL'S CIGAR STORES
"La
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INWARD AIR MAILS
Direct Servico"--Sau Francisco date, June 16. June 17. Air Mail by "Pan American Airways Direct Servico-San Francisco date, 24th June
July 1.
OUTWARD AIR MAILS
Monday, June 16`-
..
Air Mail by Ale to Rangoon to con- nect with the "British Overnean Airways."
K.P.O. and G.P.O. Reg. June 10, 4 p.n. June 16, 4.30 p.m. Ord...
Tuesday, June 17
Mir Mail for Manila, Guam, Hanaista, U.S.A. and Europe via "Pan Ame- rican Airways and Trans-Atlantic Services."
Reg. Ord.
Reg.
Ord.
K.P.O..
June 17, 5 p.m. June 17, 5.30 p.m.
G.r.o.
June 17, 5 pan.
...June 17, 7p.ra.
Tuesday, July 1
Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Hono-
lulu, U.S.A., and Europe via "Tan- American Airways
mtid
Trans-
..July 1. 5 p.. July 1, 5.30 p.m.
Atlantio Services,"
K.P.O.
Reg."
Ord.
G.P.O.
Rez.
Ord.
„July 1, 5 p.m.
July 1, 7 p.tis.
MEDICAL RELIEF
Report on Cases Treated In New Territories
The number of cases treated by the New Territories Relief Association during May totalled 11,125, compris ing 2,373 in Haw Por Hospital, Cheung Chnu, 021 in Kam Thu, 1,805 in Taun Wan, 028 in Tun Mun, 613 in Shalaukok, 1,909 in Fanling, 397 in Takuling, 1,232 in Shatin,and 957 in Ha Tsuen.
There were 81 in-patients, white 027 were seen by doctors and 108 home visits were made. Maternity cases totalled 64; and included in the cares treated were 470 for Malerfi, of which 118 were in
Land Tsun Wan were # 46 132-in
Shatin,
Ambula The Tiger Dalm Ambulance answered: 108 callà during the month and carried 130 patients, whiin 1387 "costs were treated at the Haw. Par
Accident Stations.
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