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OUTWARD SAILINGS

.." RHEINLAND" for Dairen, Taku, Taingtao Kobe,

Osaka, Nagoya, Yano

...24th Sept. m.v. "LEVERKUSEN"... for Dairen, Kobe, Osaka, Yhama...

22nd Sept.

HOMEWARD SAILINGS +m.v. "SAUERLAND "...for Genoa, Rotterdam, A'burg... 25th Sept... 8.8. "OLDENBURG for M'ler, Antwerp, R'dam., H'burg. 7th Oct. m.v. "LEVERKUSEN" for Genoa, Antwerp, R'dam., 'burg

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10th Oct.

+ Passenger Vessel. • Limited Prawnger Accommodation. For further particulam and passagů fares, etc, apply to:-- HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE

JEBSEN & CO.," AGENTS.

12, Podder Street, Tel. 28380,

CANTON AGENTS: CARLOWITZ & CO., Shakee Road.

JAVA

CHINATO

JAPAN

VISIT BALI AND JAVA

Special Round Trip Fares 1st Class Hong Kong Batavia- Hong Kong HK$350.

Hong Kong Bali Soerabala Batavia Hong Kong HK$450.

TRANSPORTATION ONLY

Hong Kong Manila

HK$135.

NEXT SAILINGS-

Hong Kong

TO BATAVIA DIRECT

s.s. 'TJISONDARI' 21st Sept.

Tender Binke Pier 10,00 a.m. Teler Pollen Pier 10,15 m. TC MANILA, CFBU, MAKASSAR, BALI & SOFRABAIA $.S. "TJIBADAK' 28th Sept., 10 a.m.

Trder Blake Pier,004.09.

Tender Fall Pier .16 ..

For fus ther information apply:

Java China Japan Line, Canton H. Nolasco du Silva, Esq., Mucao JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LINE York Building

MODERN-

Tel, 29015.

LIJN EXPRESS SERVICE

HARRIS

MAERSK LINE

Fuat regular FREIGHT and PASSENGER SERVICE

YIL

Shanghai, and Japan

tu

LOS ANGELES, PANAMA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,

PHILADELPHIA &

BALTIMORE.

If sufficient inducement offers also other ports of call.

M.V. "GERTRUDE MAERSK"..."

Arrivala from USA.

25th Sept.

M.V. PETER MAERSK"

26th Sept,

M.V. "CHASTINE MAERSK"

Sailings to U.8.A.

27th Oct,

(All dates are subject to alteration without notice.)

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR PASSENGERS

AT MODERATE RATES.

• For Freight and Passage please apply:-

JEBSEN & CO.

Canton, Shamoen, B.C. Agents

Tel. 10916.

Hong Kong, Pedder Building,

Tel. 28363.

PHILIPPINE MINING

NEWS

ACME GOLD MINING CO., Inc..

has

advanced .considerable ex- ploration and development work

"It will be very expensive for ul company to proceed on

our

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1937.

I.C.I. BONUS

SCHEME"

Engineers Get Increase

W

Engineering workers employed by Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.. are to receive a 61 per cent, bonus. This, decision was reached at a Ljoint conference between the

company and the unfons cerned in settlement of application.

con- 1 wage

The bonus is on the gross weekly earnings of engineering workers covered by the national agreement of September, 1936. between the company and the unions.

In the provisions of the agree ment it is stated that the bonus is awarded "having regard to the special economic circumstances. existing," and it is subject to three months' notice of variation or dis- continuance. The bonus does not affect the national agreement rates.

In place of retrospective calcula- tions of the bonus 26s is to be paid to all employees who have been a the service of the com- pany from August 2 until Septem- ber 4, and employees entering the company's service during the period will receive a proportionate amount,

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E. J. FOX MEDAL

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

1936/1

13

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE Sailings

President Lives frequent sailings and their unique stopover privileges allow you to travel furi nagtig sà you choom, And Dollar Bizantship Lines and American Mali Mine worldwide paces and agents are mahitaly.ed to serve you ashore in whatever place you chance to be. Make your next trip more enjoyable, travelling "The Frewident Line way."

(Through Renter's Service?

QUOTATIONS

New York: September 19.

New York/Loudon Cross-rate Now York Cotton-Dec. New York Rubber-Sept. Chicago Wheat --Sept. Chicago Corn Winnipeg Whear -Oct.

Last Today's High Low Close Close Change

406-11/18 4.96 11/18 off 8.76 8.71 6.74 874 unch.

18.01 closed

108

103 104

1031

-Supt.

@ 1

83

"621

off off

1249

122

123

Silvar-Official

1997 unquoted

High Low Dow Jones Averages, 19440 165,51 $0 Industrials

84.18 17 0 Ralle

43.72

37.54 25.45. 20 Utilities

30.54 40 Bonds

25.00 $8.70

Sept. 17. High Low Close Change 162.15 180.69 167.40 187.83 4.33 off 42.20 41.69 41.60 .93 off 34.97 24.40, 94,50 -56 of 19.45 .Яt oft unquoted

TO SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK AND BOSTON"

Via Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu, San Francisco, Panama Canal and Havana. Prea. Wilson 8 B.M. Pres. Hoover Noon Pres. Cleveland 6 am. Pres. Coolidge 10 am. Proa, Taft $ &.m. Pres. Hoover

8.0.

Oct. 6th Oct. 18th Nov. 3rd Nov. 13th Dec. 1st Dec. 11th

Last Sais Sept. 17 18

391

314

74

74

Vix Manila, Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Suez Canal Naples, Genos und Marseilles.

551

54

84

Prea. Hayes

17

Pres. Monroe

617

Pros. Adams'

.101

Pres. Harrison

741 20

101

106.89

89.4 60.58 11 Commodity Index 62.32.

Lust Bale

Sept. 17 18

15

574

"

Stocks Adams Express Allis Chalmers ....... Amer. Can Am. Car & Foundry Amer. Cyanamid Amer. For. Power 6 Amer. For $7 pf. 38 Amer. Locomotive 323

971

301

441

171 33

The first award of the E. J. Fox Gold Medal of the Institute of Bri- tish Foundrymen has been made to Professor Thomas Turner and the Medal was presented at the recent annual conference of the Institute in Derby. It will be recalled that the award was established last year, when Mr. E. J. Fox, mana- ging director of Messrs. Stanton: Iron-works Limited. presented the

£500 for the institution of a Gold Medal to commemorate the deve- lopment of the centrifugal casting in this country. The medal was to be presented to an individual who had contributed to some out-

The Company.

sum of

standing way to the progress of

the foundry industry, with parti- cular reference, to foundry metal- lurgy.

"STANDSTILL"

AGREEMENT

f

re-

Berlin, Sept. 18. Under the heading "WHI the foreigner ever become and main master of China?" the newspaper "Der Angrif" discusses the Far Eastern conflict in a leading article.

772

Amer. Metals Amer. Radiator Amer, Rolling M.. Amer. Smelting Amer. Steel Fdries.. Amer. Sugar

37 Amer. Tel. & Tel... 161 Amer, Tobacco "B" 78 Amer. Waterworks Anaconda Copper ...

453 Atchison, T. & S. Fe. 81 Atlantic Refining .... 251 Atlas Corpn. Auburn Motors ...... 15 Baldwin Locomotiva

$ cum. pf.

15)

131

971

Baltimore & Oblo... 191 181. Barnsdall, gu. .... 20

801

Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel.. Boeing Airplane ...... 261 Borden Co. Briggs

223

M'facturing 39

Brooklyn-Manhattan

Ттала

15

47

144

01

60

Brooklyn-Manhattan 36 cum, pi.. ...... Case, *J.I. Canadian Pacific.... Celanese Corpn. of

America

304 Cerro de Pasco Certain-Teed P'duéta Chesapeake Corpo. 111 Chesapeake der Chic 881* Chrysler Corpn. 64 Columbia Gas & EL 13 Columbia 8%“A” DI. 21 Commercial Credit 48 Commercial Solvents 32# Commonwealth & S. 13 Commonwealth

cum. pt......

Continental Of

Corn Products

avera

Curtiss Wright (C) 15%

Curtiss Wright "A" 271

one

Delaware & Hudson 117 Del. Lackawanna &

Western

The journal writes that must not be led astray by the fact that the Japanese propaganda-ser- vice is much superior to the Chin-Distillers Corpn Sea. ese, whose propaganda service is also impeded by the blockade of China's coast.

When Chinese discover that the fate of their country is at stake. it is quite possible that they will set, the Japanese a far tougher job than was the case in former wars, which were more of local nature.

As for Japan, the article opines that her main problem is financial rather than military.

of

but

The journal considers that the non-aggression pact between the Soviet and China is not a treaty

Alliance

3 "standstill" agreement destined in the mind of General Chiang Kai-shek to preserve China from attack in the rear.-

Transocean New Service.

WORLD PEACE

Broadcast To Hundred Million People

New York, Sept. 20.

An international symposium on the subject of world peace was broadcast to a hundred million listeners in more than sixty coun- tries by the leading statesmen of eight countries.

110

.

༢ཨྰཿཊྛོ a©ཀྴརྦྷཨྰ#ཊྚšEa༢༠7ix ཚོ ཟླཊྛཱ རཱ བྷཱཎྜ ནིཝཱ ཨྰཿདྡྷིaསོསྲྀ ཿབྷུཊྛཱཝའྀ དྡྷིདྡྷིམྦུཏྟཚོ ༦ ཙཱུ

Business Dono:-70,000 shares.

Stocks

Great Northern Rly. 41

Great Western Sugar 311 Holly Sugar Corpn Humble Oll '........ Int. Nickel ..... Int. Tel. & Tel.

Int. Dept Stores. Kennecott Copper Lambert Corpn. Loew's Inc. Lorillard

502 491

McIntyre Porcupine McKesson & Robbins 42 Monsanto Chemical 972 Montgomery Ward Murray Corpo. ....... 81 Nat Cash Register Nat Dairy Products 171 Nat Distillers

234

27

Nat Hower & "Light New York Central 271 Niagara Hudson P.

Corpn. North American

101

222

Northern Pacific ..... 21 Pactic Gas & Elec. 29

Pacific Lighting

Packard Motors

401

73

Paramovut

135

Pennsylvania "R.R. Phelps Dodge

317

52+

Phillips Petroleum

Public Service of N.J. 39 Pullman Inc.

Pure Oll

Radio Corph of Am. 10 Republic Steel

Socony-Vacuum

161

gཨྰཿཨྰཿaསྐཨྠཚཊྛཾ ai#Reཊྛཱ བྷྱཿཀྵ ཙྪཱཙྪཱཙྪཱ དྷཛོཙཱཛཱཊྛཨྰཿབྷཱ༅, ཨཱཊྛིཾཡྻུནྟུངྒདྷོཊྛནཱཧཱཊྛུ དྷཏྟཱབླློ བྷསྶཱ ཙ ཙཽeནིིདྡྷཡྻུཾ ཨཱམྦོདྡྷི

EUROPE, NEW YORK

TO SEATTLE, VICTORIA "THE EXPRESS ROUTE”

Via Kobe and Yokohama

Pres. Jackson M'night Sept. 24th Pres. Jofferson M'night Oct 8th Pres. McKinley M'night Oct. 22nd Pres. Grant M'night Nov. 5th Pres. Jackson M'night Nov. 19th Pros. Jefferson M'night Dec. 3rd

MANILA

THE MOST FREQUENT

SERVICH

Next Sailings

Pres. Garfield 8am. Bept. 26th Pres. Garfield 8.00. Sept. 24th 8 a.m. Oct. 9th Pres. Wilson M'aight Sept. 28th Fam. Oct. 24th | Pres. Jefferson 6 pm. Oct. 2nd B. Nov. 7th Pros, Boover

p.m

Pres. Polk

Oct. 8th

8 a.m. Nov. 21st Pres. Hayes 8am. Oct 10th 8am. Dec. oth Pres. Mckinley 8 p.m. Oct. 18th

MOST FREQUENT AFRVICE ON THE PACIFIC

DOLLAR • STEAMSHIP. LINES AMERICAN • MAIL • LINE *

PEDDIE BUILDING — HONG KONG.

CANTON BRANCH -91, FRENCH CONCESSION, SHAMEEN.

CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMERS.

CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

8.8. CHENONCEAUX"

.92A/37. BRINGING CARGO From MARSEILLES, via ports etc.. ARRIVED HONG KONG ON SATUR- DAY, THE 18TH SEPT., 1937.

CONSIGNEES are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables are being larded and stared into the Go- downs of Hong Kong, Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing. . All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 19th September, 1937, or they will not be recognized.

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

SILVER LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

THE

"FROK

BAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK

BE Motor Vessel.

"SILVERSANDAL" having arrived from the above Ports on 15th instant, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Go downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Gedown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and stored at Consignees risk and expense. are to be left in the Godowas, where All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods they will be examined on Wednesday, send instant, 1937, at 10 am.

1

All Claims most be presented within after which date they cannot be re 15 Days of the vessel's arrival here, cognized.

Damaged Packages will be examined by the Company's Surveyor, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas in the presence of the Consignece at 10.00 am. on Fri day, the 24th Sept., 1937.

Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendanco when any datiable gocda are examined by the Company's | by Surveyors

No Fire insurance will be effected by

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

Gonda bave left the Godowns, and all No Cisima will be admitted after the Goods remaining undelivered after the 23rd instant, 1837, will be subject to Rent,

No Fire Insurance has been affected, Bill of Lading will be countersigned FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD,” 2nd Floor, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building Disie 3165 & 23169.

Hong Kong 10th Sept, 1937.

201

Reynolds Tobac. "B" 40

St. Joseph Lead Co.

Bchenley

36+

Schenley 5% DI.

89

Sears Roebuck

81..

Shell Union Oil

221

181

Southern Cal Edison 33+

Southern Pacine.... 211

193

Southern Hly 5% pL 32

Stand Branda...

10

Stand

Gas & Elec.

Stand Gas & Elec.

54

$7 pt.

364

Consolidated Edison 391 Consolidated 04

8tandard Oil of N.J. 591

692

Sterling Producta... 831

6+

Swift

International 29

41

Technicolor

279

Texas, Gulf Sulphur 348

Tidewater Assoc. Of. 17

us in any case whatever.

Timken-Detroit Axle 201

Transamerica'

141

20th Cent. Fox Films 31

Bong Kong, 18th Sept. 1947. [

20th Cent. Fox Films

17

pl.

38.

421 40%

Un. Carbide & Car-

131

93

Electric Boat .........

Elec. Bond & Share Elec. Bond & Share Bi

171

106

United Aircraft

231 217

50 *

117

47

67

Elec. Power & Light Elec Power & Light 17 16"

$7 pf. Firestone Tire & R

Gen, Asphalt Flatkote

Gen. Cigar Gen. Electric

Corpn. $ 351 35

12

Un. Gas Tpravem't

64

+

bol

211

201

US. Rubber

434

287

281

US Rubber $3 pf. 79

Gen. Foods

341

343

UA. Stee!

947

Gen. Motors ......... 511

492

Vanadium

254

Gen. Railway Bignal 314 Ollette Safety Razor Glidden

201

Warner Bros Pict

12

Elec, 1304

1251

38

351

Sheet

37

31

H

671

30

284

70 *

701

324

311

Call Money ....

✰ az diy.

grams Douglas Alfcraft 'Du Pont

35 pf. Elec. Bond & Share

$6 f.

Gold Dust............. Goodrich (BT) Goodrich $5 på. ....... Goodyear

bon

Un. Pacific

Un. Airline Trans-

port

United Corpn. ...............

cum pi.

Un, Light & power

"A"

U.S. Industrial Alco-

United

*g* *** • «feting ca**

Westinghouse

"Youngstown

& Tube

Chase National B. 434*

National City Bank "30

1%

* Bid

INTERNATIONAL ENG INEERING CONGRESS AT GLASGOW

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In view of the prominence of, a Committee has therefore been the engineering section in the constituted, with the Rt. Hon. Lord Empire Exhibition to be held in Weir as president, and Mr. A. C. The broadcast was relayed under Glasgow during the summer of Gardner as chairman, to make the the auspices of the National Peace 1938, and the probability that it necessary arrangements for a four- Mr. Cordell Hull, United Conference. The speakers were will attract many engineer visitors days' programme to include a States from other parts of the British number of technical sessions, visits

has been made by the Institutioning works, and social functions, Chautemps, French Foreign❘ of Engineers and Shipbuilders in provisionally planned to take place

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by

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AN AMUSING BOOKLET CONTAINING EXTRACTĄ, FROM "STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER" REPRINTED FROM HONGKONG DAILY PRESA.

SURE SPECIFIC

FOR

"DESPONDENCY & DYSPEPSIA

PRICE: $1.00

NOW ON SALE

HONGKONG DAILY PRESS OFFICE.

AND

ALL BOOK STORES

on its property at Camp No. 2 tunneling work because of heavy Mountain Trail, subprovince of rainfall, and besides, our person- Secretary of State, Mr. Anthony Isles and from overseas, a proposal to the Exhibition and to engineer- Benguet, Mountain Province, dur-zel will be working just half as Eden, British Foreign Becretary, ing the months of May and June much as if they are working dur- M in spite of rains, the August re- ing dry season," Mr. Lavrooshin Minister, M. Van Zeeland, Belgian Scotland to take advantage of from Tuesday, June 21, Froday, port of A. I. Lavrooshin, consult- stated in his report. "Our labour-Prime Minister, Mr. ing engineer and geologist of theing force," he said "ts Hable to King. Canadian Prime Minister, ternational Engineering Congress

Mackenzie their presence to organise an In- June 24, 1938. company, revealed.

For the technical sessions it is encroachi upon the recognition ap- meet accident any moment.”

Dr. SchuschnigK, the Austrian there, as was done, with notable hoped to obtain accommodation croach upon the recognition ap- and on a river so intimately asso Chancellor. Benor Alfonso Lopez, success, in connection with the in the Conference Hall of the propriate to that occasion, but clated with the subsequent de- Tunneling and prospecting work President on the rest of the claims will be Hodza, Premier of Czecho-Blova-

of Colombia and M. Exhibition of 1001.

there 'should be ample scope for resumed on November 1 when very kia.-

centennial eloquence and even

velopment of steam navigation, little rain is expected.

pageantry in celebrating the hun- especially on the North Atlantic dredth anniversary of the first all-service.

Mr. Lavrooshin, however, recom- mended the temporary suspension of exploration work because some tunnels have already caved in, the report stated.

Reuter

Exhibition.

The co-operation of a majority, The Congress, falling two years of the principal engineering in- short of the centenary of the Regius stitutions is already assured, and Chair of Engineering, can hardly

steam Atlantic passage, in a city

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