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QUOTATIONS
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Last Today's
High Low Close Close Change 4-4) 4,837 183) 1917 up Quiet 11.77 11.89 11.78 11.77 01 off 11 11.89 11.70 11.38b.19 of 87À 961 B 97 1 off
839 841 54
743 73.70 78.70 78.00 9.75 off-
76731 Off
Dow Jones Averaged High—1933/34' Cow; May, L.- May,-2. Change-
40 Bonds
2. cta. Am. Locomotive
Am Radiator
Am Waterworks (1) 11
Am. Waterworks $6
Anaconda Copper ... ·14)
611*
Stock & Dl.
Lehman (3,40)
421. Nat City Bk. (1)
N.Y. Central ........
101 101 Phil. Petro (1)
Last Sale
May 1 May 2
JANU
£143
£13 381
£31 6:31
280
(16 31.80
14
Oh. Fin. Corp. Urd. B.
Prof. 5.
30 ladystrial
110.78
84.38 10.71
108:24
13 up
$215
Canton LustraDOOR.........
20 Raill
52.96
>7.1 30.91
30.69
$215
Underwriters
20 Utiliti
31.03
14.39 18,21
$1
1343
Union Insusno96... 33:0
97.47
84.73 *95.10
$400
China Fires
inszenaĮ
11 Comandity index
63.23
41.98 30.37
18.3 96.11 69.00
.41 up .15 up .01 of .18 up
e d
$400
$900
H.K. Fires
$185
4) International Aron, B.
Last Sale
Shipping
Dougisses mines $354
Stock & Div.
May 1 May 2
Besin bo
Adams Express. ....
6
51
Gold Dust (120)
+144 14)
$30
Iquon (pro)senes
$30.
Alaska Jun (1.00) 17)
17
Goodyear
171
17
$33
Da (def.) kamarn
$35
Allis Chalmers
Int. Cement
254
25+
08/3
Shells ***
B3/
"Am Brake Shoe
Int. Harv (.60).
391
394
Waterbosta
M Mining
(80)
Int. Nick 6.80)
271
27
70 ots.
Amtamoke
(68 cts.
Amer. Can (4) ...... 119
1181
Ink, Tel- & Tel
7
74
$34
Balatoos
ક્લે
Am. Comm. Alcohol
$1 ot $11
Baguio Gobl
(.25)
(10 ok..)
Do.
Do Exploration
Bengast Consolidated $10
Am. Cyanamid “B"
Johns Manville Kennecott (151) Krog, Gro. (1.50%)
472
-47
171
18
fli cts.
(25dr.)
171
174
Goldtlafd....
Am. For. Pwr
8 ct./ Bio
31
34
Liq. Carb. (1)
8 ct.
7 cm
Gold
50
13 cia
Gold Oreck..................................
Am For. Pwr. $7. lat -
PL
Loew's, (1)
..17
161*
Lofil), (1.20)
United Paracalos...
112
McIntyre (28) -
19 et.
Salucot Mining ........ 11 ata.
Am Metal Co.,
19
19
Mont, Ward
243. 251 741 74 28 28 371 981 201 21 43 43. 281 26+
85 ott.
ipo alip
Mining...
123
127
Nat Bisc. (2)
347
25
39 eta
itogona
Am. Smelting ......... 421
197*
204-
17/5
18
$14
Langkats (single)s.
$14
Am. Sug. Ref (2)
Explorationsanın De
Am. T. and T. (9)... 111
Nat. Ba P. (1.20)... Nat Distillers
14)
144
231
237
记
Shanghai Loani s.
Am. Tob "B" (5)
83
$4.20
Nat. Pwr. Lt. (80)... 8 Nat, Steel (1)
&
461
46
36
Venszzek Gold Fida, i
16
181
Docks, WhatYOR,
prez (8) .....
Godowna, "ete,
137"
N. Amer. (50c, 4%) 13 Otis Elec, (.60)
132
148
147
H.K. & K. Wharves..
385
(Cum. Rights)
Atch. T. and 8. F.
W
Pac. Gas (1.50)
181
181
$86
Do.. (r. Rights)
136
(2sd.)
40
404
Fac. Ltng. (3)
28.
28
$10
Do.
(Rights)]
310
Atlantic Ref (1)
23
231
Providente (ok)
Atlas Corpn.
8
Packard Motors ...... Pennroad Corpn..
34
32
1
11
Do.
(OT)
20 cla
Auburn Automobile 182
Fenn, Rly. (1)
201
202
Baltimore & Ohio
194
1917
Bendix Aviation ...
141
Pierce ArtOW
8:10
Bethlehem Steel .....
25+
251
Pub, Ser NJ (280)
28)
281
34
Boeing irplane
81 B
Radio Corpo.
41
41
Borden Co. (1.80)
231
231
Repub Steel...
12
113
·Borg. Warner (1dr.) 33 Case
331
Rey. Tob "B" (3)
481
481
541 541
Schenley
247
241
24.10
137
HA Lantis.......................8..
$3
$100
Do. 4% Debentures
Canadian Pacific..... Caterpillar Tract
101
Sears Roebuck
31
371
44
431
Shell" Union. Oil
3:00
$204
-Shanghai Land.....
Ch. Nat. Bk. (1.40)... 217}*
22 *
Simmons Co.
B
C'Peake Corp. (2.50) 401
40
Soc.-Vac. (80)
14
$1.85
Brn, Cal. Ed
(1.50) 16
China 190
...
3123
Do. Debenturess.
101.
Humphreys n
Ohio (2-80)......... 419 Chrysler (id) .....
424
Southern Pacide .. 15
141 151 151
37#
394
Southern Rly.
107
101
$8.20
Naw Asia Hotel
Stan. Eranda (1)
133
.139"
335
$76
Alfa Romitiae "A"B.
$10
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"B" 8.
Comm. Solv. (50)... 19 Comm. Sthrn.'
19
Stan, Gas
-3
32
11
Bta. Oll Cal. (1)
34
34
390
Chinese Estates,
Comm Sthrn. $8
Sta OD NJ (1)
427 424
Cotton Mile
cum. Pf. (8) ....... 404
401 Bter. Pro. (2.80)
661 661
$8.30
18.10
Congo-Naim (1.60)
Studebaker Corpn
211
201
107)
$42
(new).
23 Cóns, Gas. NY (3) 221
Texas G. Sulp (2)
301
311
$45
Zoong Sings
Cons. 01 (28)
12
Transamerica (1.124)
51
51
$9.40
Wing On Textile(S.)
330
Cont. Oll (25) ......
191
191
Un Car and Carb
Public Utilities
Corn Prod (3)
671
(1.40)
52
524
*$12,801
12-70/13
STBIDWAY... 812.60
Coty Inc.
5
5
Un. Pac. Riya. (6)..... · 89):
007
Peak Lewins (old)...
$8
Own, Cork $2.70 P.
Un. Alfcraft Corp... 124
સદ
Do..
(new)...
44
(2.70)
471
Un. Air Line Trans...
180
Star Ferries
***
Yazanati Ferries [
Curtiss Wright.........
21
United Carpa .....
27
China Lights
Ual. Gas Impr. (1.20) 121
127
5+. 31 121
JUI
H.K. Electrica
460
Univ Lear Tob. (2) 55
56
e1 div. $23
Douglas Aircraft
251 254 US. Pipe Fdry, f.50)
16
Du Pont (2-60z)
95%
U.S. Rubber
114
$194
$10
(DOT)...
East. Kodak (4)
UB. Rub. 38 ist Pr. 29
10%
I
China Buses...B.
Elec. Autolite Co.
192 201
U8, Steel
317
'12
301 314
10/2
Tractions
Elec. Bond & Share
BL
US. Steel $7 Pf. (2)
20/6
Do. (prof.)...
Elec. Bond $5 PI (8) 43 *
423
Vanddium
12
Industrials
Elec. Bond 58 PI (8) 491
484 Vick Chem (2.498)... 357
181
Malabon Bugars ....
24
24 Warner Bros. Picta. 3
12 354 3
$194 Caldbook, fondų dil
| $14 | Maogregora}{pref.)8.
$1.80
101 103 West. Unión Tel.....
Canton Loes
Gen. Elec. (60)
23 237 West Air Braki · (1) 194
∙197
$1.80
Vements
Gen. Foods (1.80)
331
#2
Hopes...
187
Gen Motors (1d)
297
$2.
Wilcox O and 'Gás..... 14°
Miscellaneo
Gen. Rly. Bigs (1)... 234
$15
Dairy Farma
$1.80
Amusendent'
Gillette Sal (1) Glidden Co. (1).
15% 151 Call Money
West E. & M. (66) 41 42
Woolworths (2-40) 57 571 4%
11
27 271
$6.40
Ch. Etsinment 15
$1.40
Constructions, (ald)}
$1.40
145 ct..
Dio.
Lane Crawforda..s of
(new) 35 cts
• Bla
1 ex.. div.
↑ possible mutilation
THE DUKE OF KENT
prom
$8
行
20.01.
it.. W. Dock
S. Ubian Motors' A'
Du
$110 Shanghai Docks. S.
New Engineeringat. Hongriew.
........
Lands, Hotels, and
Buildings
H.K. Hotels
3767
・
18
331
Metropolitan suda.
Exoste
B'usi Cotton(vld)S.
Dụ
Macao do.
Sandakan Lights..........
Tolephones (olit)....
Do
Macrintah amin
Sanyang Tobacco... $4,25
Biacores Stermine an
Watsonson*.**
70 cts. Wm. Powells
$8 M.
31.36
52. Greyhounds...yer U. Enterprises
837, UL.G. 541925Bda.
$105
H.K. Gort 4%Laos
31%
Do. Wallace Harper
EK Wing Osmani B'bal 130.
Vibro Fileng...
́MEMEL AUTONOMY
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dalls Press" (Copyright).1
Memel, May 2. Doubtless actuated by the recent protest made by the signatories of the Memel concerning Lithuania's Infringements of the Memer auto- mony, the President of the Meme Directorium, Bruwelartis has now addressed a letter to the spokes- man of the Memel diet inviting him to make contrast with the members of the majority parties to submit to them the proposals for the reconstitution of the Dir- ectorium, by assigning three or fire
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C'Peake Corp. and
Col Gas & Elec. ..... 8
Curtiss Wright "A" 81
Delaware & Hudson
Bec. Power & Light
Fox Film "A"
བྲཱཝ ནཀྑ ཀྰཨཱ ཏྠོནཀྐོ ཨཱནཱ། ནཱ་ནཱ་ཚ་ཀྰ་ཀྰ་ཨྰཿ་ནཱ་ཨྰཿཨྰཿནྣཨྰཿཆདཿ བྷདྷཚཌ ཙ སྤུངཨྰཿནྲྀ སྒྱུཚ༅།jg1ཏུ་སྒྱུརྨཱཝཨྰཿཨྰཿནྰ་ཨྰཿནt
SINGAPORE-BRISBANE
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AIR SERVICE
50 ata.
MAD
$1.35
Darwin, May 3.
27.
Mr.
105
$95
$3.80
semi-official agency, in an article describing the Lithuanian,, action as a manoeuvre, designed to simu- late the good intentions towards the signatory powera, but in real- ity to blind them to the fact that the Directorlum is reconstituted according to the wishes of the ma- Jority parties while the President himself, as the most important member must belong to one of these parties.
In the Memellandera eyes Bru welartis who is leader of the Lithu- anlan sharpshooters, la out of the question as the President, contin- ues the article, which asserts that it is an unheard of suggestion to expect the Diet deputies to place taged the functioning of the Diet
$1
(Special Air Mail Service).
London, April 18, One of the engagements which
REARMAMENT OF GERMANY
(Continued from page 9)
FOUR TIMES AS STRONG
Mr. Winston Churchill expressed general "agreement with the Government's recent policy, but said action should have been taken earlier. He remarked that the Government had seemed neglect- ful and ̈misinformed' with regard to
Germany's air armament. Germany was turning out military: machines at ten times the British rate, and by, the end of this year she would be at least three or four times as strong as Britain.`
It Germany were the only coun- try to be confronted, said Mr. Churchill, we should lie at her mercy, but safety and freedom could be preserved by action in concert with France, Italy and other Powers which were anxious to preserve · peace. He would not refuse co-operation with any Government which conformed to that text. so long as they were willing to work under the au- thority of the League. That did not close the door to revision of the Versailles Treaty, but it would secure adequate safety and stabl lity, which must be established before such an inquiry could begun.
GERMANY'S ATTITUDE
Bir John Simon, winding up the debate for the Government, sald they stood by the British. Disarma- ment Memorandum, which provid=` ed for a scheme to result in the complete abolition of military and naval aircraft.
Undoubtedly, German air pro- duction had increased much more rapidly than our officers thought likely when their calculations were presented to the House last Novem- ber. The Government had ascer- tained that Herr Hitler's state- ment to him (Sir John Simon), that Germany had already reach- ed parity with Britain, meant that Germany's first line strength was equivalent to the British first line strength of about 800 craft, includ- ing the overseas figures.
Herr Hitler, during the conver- sation, stated frankly, fully and finally Germany's attitude, which" was in many respects disappoint- ing.
NO MISAPPREHENSION Dealing with Herr Hitler's ob- jections, Sir John said that Hitler argued that whereas Japan had left the League, she still adminis- tered a former Gerinan Colony. On this point, Bir John pointed out that distribution of Mandates was a question not for individual mem- bers, but for the League Itself,
Sir Austen Chamberlain here Intervened and 'demurred. He said It had never been held or intend- ed that it was in the power of the League to transfer Mandate
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from one Power to another.
Sir John Simon replied that he did not think he had conveyed a false impression Mr. Eden and himself made it plain to Herr Hitler that. the transfer of a Mandate was not a question that
could be discussed. They left
'Hitler under no misapprehension with regard to their position.
"
“NOT MERELY IN WORDS" Speaking." In all friendliness," Sir John reminded Germany that she had signed the Five-Power: declaration for equality in a sys- tem of security. He asked what Germany was now prepared to do to restore to some degree the sense. of security which had been seriously prejudiced if not shatter- ed by recent events.
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Group
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London, April 18... Wing Commander Frank Fer- nihough, M.C., on his return from India, where he has commanded the Aircraft Park at Lahore and also No, 28 Squadron at Ambala, joins No. 1 Air Defence Group, London, for air staff duties in sue- cession to Squadron Leader F. Beaumont,
This is the group which includes the eight squadrons of the Auxili- ary Air Force and certain other units. Wing Commander Fer
though's last home service was on the staff of No. 23 Group, Gran tham, which includes the flying training schools. He was an off cer of the 1st Welsh (Howitzer) Brigade, REA. TF., from August,
Tel. 25631
OLD GUARD DEFEAT
(Special Air M Service)
Long, April 18.
By the decision Mr. Richard Whitney the preside of the New York Stock Exchang not to stand for re-election on 13, an un- precedented interna struggle, has been ended.
The more tenservive; members of the Stock Exchan: backed Mr. Whitney, the more pgressirs Mr. Charles R. Gay, the ulor partner of Whitehouse and, who will now be unopposed.
The division aros because the younger members bught that Stock Exchange afire, had too long been in the hand of a small clique, and that there as unneces sary friction with Welington.
Although he was baked by the Old Guard, Mr. Whitty, when be was elected in 1930 was the
He was 42. youngest president evenominated.
He is aft 2in, rowed the Hot- vard best, wears Englh clothes, is a voracious reader, is fine library, is Master of theexclusive. Esser Foxhounds, and hed of the Hunts committee of the merican 1914, and was seconded to the National Steeplechase an Hunt.. FF.C. In October, 1915; serving in | Association. France.
Stopping the Rot Mr. Whitney first sprang into prominence at 1:30 p.m. on Thurs- day, Oct. 24, 1920
SQUADRON LEADER RETIRED
Squadron Leader OE HC Macpherson, senior personnel staf When the great Wall Street officer in the Coastal Area since crash was at its height, it somed December, 1933, has retired at his as if nothing could ever stop the own request, after nearly 20 years" panic. Steel had fallen to % re- service. He was gazetted so The cord low level of 190. Mr. Whit Royal Dublin Fusiliers from the ney walked to the pont at which": We implore Germany to show | Royal Military. College in "July, United States Steel is traded and that she" is prepared to take her part, not merely in words, but in deeds,” Sir John concluded.
FORMIDABLE OBSTACLE
Bir.
"
1915, and was seconded to the shouted 908 for 25,000 Steel R.F.C, in June, 1916. In France be » News that a broker known to bể
obtained command of a fight five prominently connected with J. P. mon hs later, and from May, 1918, Morgan and Co, had hid 205 per months
25,000
steel shares permanent, commission as fight brought a sudden halt to the leutenant was granted him in panic throughout the world's mar 1919. He has since served in Ger- many, Egypt, and China, where
ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS he commanded Kal Tak base In
keta
McMaster, Chairman of the Duke of Kent is expected to ring to Germany's attitude, said: Quantas and Australian represen- undertake during his residence inYou cannot complain of encir
Edinburgh as Lord High Commis clement if you refuse to sit down tatives of Imperial Airways left aloner to the General Assembly of when you are invited. If Germany for London by air mail to discuss the Church of Scotland will be has the spirit of partnership and enlargement of the Singapore- that of laying the foundation peaceful intent, she would be wel-1927-29,
stone of one of the new churches come, but if she won't join the
(Spécial Air Mail Service) Brisbane section, ·*
FLYING-BOAT, COMMAND. to be provided in the Capitel family of nations, and ir, instead Mr. McMaster stated that there under the extension scheme in of seeking to permade, she means
London, April 18, Squadron Leader J. D. Breakey. The impending resignation is was already an adequate and fur-which the Very Rev. Dr. John
promoted in February, has been announced of prising demand for malls, passen- White has taken such an active to extort, or to impose her will nominaled in command of No. 201 Kyusha (South
interest, Provisional arrangements she will find this country in her have been made, it is understood, Dath (Loud cheers) and with Squadron of Southampton ying Arthur Lea) after 8 yea for His Royal Highness to perform this country, that great free Com-boats at Calshot, in succession to vice in Japan, 15 as the foundation ceremony at the monwealth which centres around Squadron Leader CC Wiggles missionary and 25 a new church at Stenhouse. The it, and she will meet a force that worth, A.FC, who after two years is jurisdiction has core ceramony is to take place on once again will be her master.”
in this unit is appointed to the southern island of Kyn [Empire Day, May 24 It may be
The debate was adjourned Directorate of Operations and Ins recalled that the Duke of York Weuter.
telligence Air Ministry. Both an cers served in the RN.AB during discharged a similar service for the Church of Scotland by laying
the War the foundation stone some months Ago of a new church at Granton Mains.
gers and freights. Reuter
YUNNANFU RELIEF
Peiping, May 3 Yesterday the main body of the Reds were at Sungming, forty miles from Yunnaniu and they have moved out, apparently going. northward, according to the latest despatches from Yumanfu, the
seats to the representatives of confidence in a man who has sabo Red threat to which has been riving home he found his father
these parties. Ple
A deep distrust of this move felt in an unprecedental manner
in Germany is expressed by a Traniocean Kuo Min.
apparently remised. The city was peaceful yesterday- Reuter
the evening with his best gul Ar
Young Angus had been out for
still sitting up..
Hs'e ye been oot again 1 he
kad
yon assis
WEST EDINBURGH BYE-ELECTION":
Government Victory
***London, May: 8.0 ment retained the seat at
Edinburgh bye-c caused by the appointment of Mr.
G. Normand," Ko Presidency of the Court at Edinburgh.” The TMCooper (Nat. W. Mhendam (Labour). Sir George Faish
Reuter P
the Lord
Loochoo and other neighbouring islanda His life work has been the building up and handing of evangelistic work, and organization to the Japanese and laity
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