DEATH AT A FUNERAL

SIR A. K. WRIGHT'S TRAGIC PASSING

PUBLIC WORKER AND BANKER

London, Sept. 21, The death occurred to-day in tragic circumstances of Sir Alexander K. Wright, the general manager of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Sir Alexander was attending a

CORRESPONDENCE

Picnic For Blind Girls.

(To the Editor.

Hongkong Telegraph.)

Str. The St. Peter's Group of the Victoria Diocesan Missionary Association,, has in the past six

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LONDON STOCK. NEW YORK STOCK

PRICES

MARKET VERY DULL

The following quotations on the London Stock Exchange have been received by Messrs. Swan, Calbertson

EXCHANGE

YESTERDAY'S MARKÉT

WEAK

Cul-

SEPTEMBER 22, 1933,

A week-end Shirt

RADIO BROADCAST

According to Messrs. Swan bertson and Fritz, the New York TO-DAY'S BROADCAST. market was weak yesterday. nean dons 3,050,600 shares. The Wall

Bust-

years organised, with the as-and Fritz in conjunction with Router. Street Journal report on yesterday's | PIANOFORTE RECITAL FROM

sistance of generous friends, a

The market: Business very email summer plenic for the girls of the Most sections still very dull. Blind Home, Pokfulam.

Chinese Bonds

Sept. 20. 4% Bonds 1808

£ 99% (Eng, Iss.) 44% Loan 1008. £ 83 6% Loan 1012...61% 5% Reorg. Loan

The plente consists of a motor ride to Shekko, when the girls, about 60 in number, are given tea and a present, and supper on their return to the' liome.

It has been decided to follow the same plan this year, the picnle to

Sept. 21.

£100% £ 83% £ 62

£ 8814

funeral in Edinburgh, when he take place on Saturday, October 5% Ronds 1025-47 £ 824 £ 8214

pussed

14th.

suddenly collapsed and away-Reuter.

The committes organising the Alexander Kemp Wright, gen- pienic would gratefully welcome oral manager of the Royal Bank the loan of cars or donations. of Scotland, and deputy chairman Offers and gifts may be sent to: of the Scottish National Savings Mrs. F. E, E. Booker c/o St. John's) Committee, was a son of the Inte Cathedral. Mr. Andrew Wright, Methven, Perthshire,

was educated| there, continuing his studies pri- vately in Edinburgh, where he also went through a course in Jaw and economics at the Univer sity, gaining several prizes, and afterwards passing as a law agent,

He

D. BOOKER.

1013 (Ldn, Iss.) £ 88% 5% S'hal-Nanking

Rly 6% Tlent.-Pukow

Rly.

Tient.-Pukow Railway (Sup!. Loan)

5 Shal-lang-

£ 40%

£ 21-20

£ 40%

& 21-26

£ 17-22 E 17-22

HON. SEC.

ehow Ningpo Rly.

St. Peter's Group..

V.D.M.A.

6% Honan Rly.

£ 83-88 £ 12

£ 83-88 £ 12

6% Hukuang Rly.

1011

6% Lung Taing

£ 20 U.

£29

$ 11

Lean 1924

G8%

than

Japan 5% Sterling

of our

Loan 1907. £ 82 Japan 6% Sterling

Loan 1924

68%

£814

ifai Rly. 1913. £ 11

Foreign Bonds and Banks German 7% Int.

£92.92

Night Noises Sir-floping you will be able to find spate k Gur local Police GREAT PUBLIC WORKER,

Force get more grouses

lots He received his early practical otherwise 1, with,

forced by training in banking and law in neighbours, who are Perth, and has successively held circumstatices to live in the Cen-"

Industrials and Breweries the position in the head office of trul locality, have noticed the big

The police Associated Elec. the Royal Bank of Scotland of change at night time,

Industries *** All

20/0 20/0 inspector, head of the law departare, doing their best to stop

113/14 113/14 ment, superintendent of branchos, unnecesary noises at night and Brit.-Amer, Tob, and secretary, and from 1917 was within the last two months we can Chinese Eng. &

Alin. six now be assured of at least general manager of the Bank.

P. Coats still th the Notwithstanding

onerous hours sleep. There are

rtaukis and oxacting nature of his official few cases which seem to need a duties he had all along found time firmer hand as I have myself Dunlop Rubber for public work, having for a heard them warned

of Dverready considerable period of years acted occasions, but

without General Elec. so far as honorary accretary in addition effect. Anyhow, I wish to con-Guinness to being a director of the Edin- gratulate the Police Force

and Impl. Chem.

dustries burgh Chamber of Commerce. He thank them, for what they

Tobacco Impl at present doing in this direction Int. Tea Stores .. and wish them more success In Internat. Nickel the future.

Pinchin Johnson Turner & Newall Unilever

Was

elected chairman of the Chamber in 1919, and during his two years of office n substantial endowment fund was raised. He also helped in the movement to- wards the institution of a degree lu commerco, and served on Ad-

visory Committees in the Univer-

sity. He acted for six years as a manager of the Royal Infirmary. He was president of the Institute of Bankers in Scotland from 1922 to 1924, and always took a warm Interest in the educational side of the banking profession.

WAR SAVINGS.

His chief effort, however, was in connection with the War Sav- Inge movement. He was a lead- ing member of the Scottish Say- Ingo Committee since its incep tion in 1916, and acted as deputy chairman for a number of years. He played an important part in the various War Loan campaigns, -and-no small measure of the cou- tinued success of the savings movemont in Scotland was due to his unremitting interest

and exertions, Both by speech and pen he did a great deal to popu- larise the Savings Certificate and spread the gospel of thrift.

two Treasury He served Committees the Montagu Com- mittee, 1929, and the Lubbock dealt 1925 which Committes, with important questions affect- ing the savings movement.

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on lots

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SCIENCE INSTITUTES' Anglo-Dutch

FINANCES

To Come Under One Supreme Control

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55/3

ར ་* ་,* nglante Estates

29/- 28/6 13/9 London Tin

13/0 Rubber Trusts ... 23/0 22/0

58/- 5B/ London, Sept. 21. S'hai Elec. Constr.

40/740/74 The proposal of the Imperial Van Ryn Deep...

Olls Committee on economic consulta-

Anglo-Persian Oll 4870 48/1/ tion and cooperation, that the

Burmah Oil

80/3 85/7 administrative and financial con- Royal Dutch

£232

£ 22 trol of the Imperial Institute of Shell Trans. and

the Imperial Trad. Entomology and

Institute, Mycological

should, henceforward be entrusted to the Executive Council of the Imperial Agricultural Bureaux will Lake! effect from October 1st. The Prime Minister has sent a letter to Lord Buxton, who has acted Paris as Chairman of both Committees Geneva since 1922, expressing apprecia- Berlin tion of the work carried out by Helsingfors them.-British Wireless.

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WORLD GETS SMALLER

He was a director of the P. and O. Banking Corporation( Ltd.) and the Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society, and also member of the Local Board of MAN Drummonds' Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland in London, be- Ing well known in financial circies in the City. He was honorary treasurer of the Officers' Associa tion. Scottish Branch (Earl linig's Appeal), since its Institution in 1920. He was a Depaty-Lieuten- ant of the city of Edinburgh, and received the C.B.E. in 1922.

COTTON, WHEAT AND SILVER

LATEST NEW YORK QUOTATIONS

Besars, Swan, Culbertson and Frits have recolved the following quotations on the New York cotton and wheat and silver exchanges for yesterday.

Cotton.

Sopt. 20, Sept. 21. Closing Cleaing Range

Range 9.80-0.87 -0.43-9.48

10.10-10.11 0.05-0.60 10.20-10.20 0.78-0.76 10.35-10.39 0.93-0.04 10.52-10.02 10.12-10.12 10.27-10,27 10.71-10.71 10.05 Wheat.

Sopt. 20.

October December January

March

May

July Spot

Sept.

Oct.

Dec.

0.65

Sopt, 21. Chiengo Winnipeg Chiango Winnipeg

0244

874- 687% ----- 071⁄4 06% 70% 90%7'88%

May

100% 76%

September

December

March

HAS SHORTENED ITS DISTANCE

FROM 1,083. DAYS TO WEEK

EXCHANGE RATES

Amsterdam

1

THE STUDIO

4.30-7 p.m. Chineso, recorded pro-

7-10.30 p.m. European programme. 7 p.m. Closing Local Block Quota- tions, ele,

much an six points due to indications market: The market declined that inflation is temporarily being held in abeyance which caused heavy selling including profit-taking and gramme. dumping by those who expected the Administration to order inflation on a large scale. Large stop loss orders stickers legged. were released Foreign selling also continued duo to uncertainty as to. the future of the U.S. Dollar. Our New York Office Cable (This morning).

Stocks: Weakness in commodity prices, the dampening of inflation enthusiasm and bearishness of traders were responsible for the decline but n good rally is likely to follow margin selling to-morrow. "Wheat: Prices broke sharply on liquidation. Buying power is limited, Heldors are un- should settled. The market, however,

Cotton: experience a sharp recovery.

Liver Early weakness on lower pool cables and absence of inflation developments, but later the market was accentuated by the limit decline in wheat.

large prospec Rumors of tive sales to Russia and France and

In sterling were the strength in

were ignored and the market is extremely nervous, and spot demand Domestic

is good. Export inquiry is slackening The basis

of the market, however, is firm. er: The market Silver:

highly erratic following exchange closely. Brokers Loans were reported at $833,000,000, decrease of $65,000,000 from last week's figure of $803,000,000. Time money was quoted at 4% for 60 days and % for 90 days. Cable received at 11.30 p.m. during our Night Ser. vico.

"Market reflecting public uncer tainty concerning Inflationary pro-

gram."

Dow-Jones averagca:

7.3-7.25 p.m. Variots. Orchestral The World to. Waiting"

for the Bunrise.

Victor Salon Orch: 20202. Vocal-We're Together. Vocal-Love Songs of the Nile.

The Merry Mues. 24313. Plano Solo-Butterfiles in the Rain. Plano Solo-Everyone Baya "I Love

You,

Ralo da Costa. B4373. Orchestral--Only a Rose. Orchestral--Song of the Vagabonds.

International Novelty Orch. 10901. 7.20-8 p.m.

musical numbers of The entire "Trini by Jury (Gilbert and Sui-

C.4. van) recorded under the direction of Rupert D'Oyly Carte.

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report,

8.3-8.33 p.m. Dance Tunes. Waltz-Moonlight on the River. Waltz-When Mother Played the

Organ.

Jesse Crawford. 24101. Waltz- Wake Up Smiling. Fox Trot-A Bedtime Story.

Ray Noble and His New Mayfair Orchestra. 24226. Tango-Fate. Tango-Dream Tango,

International Novelty Orch, 20545.. Fox Trot-Three's a Crowd,

Trot-Sweethearts Forever. Fox

Wayne King and His Orch. 24115. 8.33-9 p.m. Orchestral. Proludo a L'Apres-ildi D'un

Faune. (Debussy).

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. D1708.

Midsummer Night's Dream (Mendela-

sohn) Overture and Nocturne.

San Francisco Symphony Orch. 6075/7. 9-9.30 p.m. From the Studio. A Planoforta Recital by Miss Dorcon Ma.

Programme.

Don't Ask me Why.

For You

Lala D'Amour

2. My Silent Love

Repulse Bay Blues

(J. A. Silverio)

It Was So Beautiful

Moon Song

It's Gonna bỏ You

Mister Moon

What's Ging

Stormy Weather

Happen to Me

9-30-9.40 p.m. Operatie Selections. Madam Butterfly (Puccini),

Marck Weber and His Orch. C2284, Traviata Preludes to Acts I and III

(Verdi).

Philharmonic Symphony Orch. 6094. All records in the above European rogrammes are kindly supplied by Messrs. S. Moutrie and Co.

9.4-10.30 p.m.

A reiny from Daventry of the Paramount Orchestra directed by Lionel Falkman. Relayed from the Paramount Theatre,

Manches Followed by "Follies-on-the

A Radio Folly Show, produced by John Watt and Harry S. Pepper. Should reception prove satisfactory, this relay will be continued to 11 p.m.

10.30/11 p.m.

To-day's Opening 10 a.m.

·

Stock and Commodity quotations, as ro. coived from New York by Messra. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz,

10-35/11.05 p.m. Close Down.

31/3 31/3

58/6 68/0 38/0 38/1

82/ 81/6

34/1%% 33/10%

29/-

297-

44/9

449

Sept. 20 Sept. 21.

96/3

9513

30 Industrials .103.09 97.56

In-

20 Rails

44.86 42.85

29/7

29/424

20 Utilities

20.58

25.48

110/3

109/6

40 Bonds

84.47

83.68

27/0

27/1%

Alaska j uneau

$ 2204 $ 21.

Mining Co.

28/2

20

32/6

31/9

Allied Chemical &

36/-

36/-

25/-

24/3

Dyo....

140

- 135

American Can

0.4

00

1.

American & Foreign

Miscellaneous

Power

11%

016

17/3

14/6

Amer, & For, Power 22%

18

Burma Corpn Canadian Pacific

Rly.

14/0

14/3

American Metal 21%

19

American Smelting 40%

44%

$ 16

$ 15

Amer. Tel, & Tel.. 126

124

Gubler

Kalumpong -

American

17/-

17/0

'B'

Trepea Mines 13/10

13/9

American

work

works

50

22% Anaconda Copper 18%

Tobacco

Water.

J.

8814

197%

10

/ las Corporation

'12

12

Auburn Automobile 50% Baltimore & Ohio,71 .324 Bethlehem Steel

50%

28

37

31144

Badian

Warner

Borden Company..

24%

22%

-17%

154

Pacific

Ciren

Railway

16%

13%

764

08

15/-

Chase:

National Bank 21%

21

Chesapeake

oor.

poration

42

-40%

Chrysler Corporation 47%

42%

Columbin Gas

&

Electric

13%

Consolidated Gas of

Now York

4144

41

Sept. 20. 70.0/32

Sept. 1. Cuntinental Oil

18

13

79.9/32 Corn Products

89

85

.16

12.00

227

2204

13.50 Drug Inc.

Douglas Alrcraft

10

14%

47%

4424

Du Pont de Nemours

80

76

10,90.. 505

19.00

560man Kodak'..

854

82

Bond

Buenos Aires Shanghai New York

.69.1/16 ** .44%

50

441

1/3.7/16

Share General Electric 1/3.5/16 General Foods

176

15%

21%

20

377

35

4.81

33

20%

7.69

7.69 General

Railway

.20

20 Signal

40

34%

104% 37.3/32 530 .1/5

532

Rubber

37.3/32 Goodyear Tyre &

2014

201

19%

30%

1/6.3/32

20.2014

10.37%

Cement

3244

28

193

International

103 yester

...

414

38%

20

Yokohama

1/2.3/32 Montevideo 147 Montreal

.4.884 Silver (spot) .18.7/16 Silver (forward) 18.0/10 War Loan

.100.11/10 -British Wireless.

International Tel &

80 Tel.

4.08

184 Kennecott Copper

Johns Manville

14%

64%

24

12% 30% 21%

18% Lehman Corporation 74 100%Liggett & Myers 07

70

00

30%

214-

421⁄4

22

234

93-

39%

American

1834

17

74

Electric

Сая and

Rall

2144

21

032

30%

17

15

52

49

43%

40

036

8

1834

18

11 28

12%

181⁄4

0%

20

42%

Texas Gulf Sulphur 984.

;207

Union Carbids" and

041

,110%

£5%

∙1034

01%

· 314

15% 18 47%

45 14

40

New York, This is the story of how man has shortened the distance around the earth from 1,083 days to little over! a week:

Vienna Prague Madrid Bucharest

Hongkong Brussels Stockholm Lisbon Bombay

4.77 General Motors

104%% Gold Dust

International

.1/6.1/32 1/6.1/52

1/2.3/32 International Nickel 21

of way

Loow's Inc.

3214 Lorillard P.

...... 2214 Meintyre Porcupine

Mines Lud.

45 Montgomery Ward 24 National City Bank 22% National Distillers 102%

Fernando Magellan's argosy 1924, but actually flex only 14 five ships with 280 men sailed days, 16 hours. They went west from Seville, Spain, September 20, ward from Seattle. by 1519. Ono ship, the Victoria, with Alaska, the Aleutian and Kurile New York Central 44% 35 men (but not Magellan) came stantienole. Budapest, Paris, Glas-

Islands, China, India, Con- North

Company

Pacile

back in 12 days short of three guy, Reykjavik, Greenland, Labra-Owens-1llinois Gluss, 81 years.

Sir Francis Drake's expediton dor and Boston. sailed from Plymouth, England, Inj Edward S.. Evans and Linton Pennsylvania 1577 and returned in 1,052 days. Wells-went around the world in road

Thomas Cavendish sailed from 28 days, 14 hours and 36 minutes Phillips Petroleum Plymouth in 1686 and circum in 1926, going by boat from New Reynolds Tobacco navigated the globe in 781 days. York to France, plane and train to

Nellie Bly a woman newspaper Yokohama, boat to

SLOT

Roebuck Seattle reporter and first of the modern plane to Now York,

and Shell Union

Socony - Vacuum globe-trottors, wont around the

Corporation Graf Zeppelin-flow from Lake-

Southern California train in 22 days, & hours and 11 hurst, Now Jersey, around the

Edison world in 21 days, 7 hours and 84 Standard minutes in 1889.

Ga and John Henry Mears-from Now minutes in 1929.

Electric York in 35 days, 21yhours and 20

Texas Corporation Standard Oil Co. of minutes in 1913.

world from New York by boat and

Wiley Post and Harold Gatty U.S. Army plancs-first to fly by plane in 8 days, 15 hours and around the world, took 176 days in 15 minutes in 1991.-Reutor.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF..

Carbon 24/24036 Union Pacific. 119 United Aircraft and

Trans. There was a clean bill of health | United Gas Im. RASHINESS BRINGS SUCCESS TO

provement FEW, MISFORTUNE TO MANY In the Colony on Wednesday.

| US; Rubber Sys The Annual General Meeting of U.B. Steel. the Hongkong Bt. Andrew' Bociety Universal: The death has taken place at is advertised to take place in the Tobaco k Blackheath Village, Surrey, of Mr. Board Room of Moser, Jardine Westinghouse

Woolworth

15 73% 7 Silver.

Sept. 20. Sept. 21. Phaedrum, “

40.50 40.70 41,40

30.05 40.05 '40.80

10,650,000 ass 0,275,000 oz.

Total sales for the day;

C. II. E. Breyer, a commercial travel- Matheson: Co Ltd on Friday, (482 Contracts) (371 Contracts)er who was woll-known in the East: Beptember 98, 1025, at 8:15 pm

RELIGION OF

MARY PICKFORD

SHOULD BE LIVED NOT DISCUSSED

WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS

:

Hollywood, California.

Mary Pickford has found time to think about human problems dur- Ing her career an a sercen star. She has thought much about re-

ligion, and in tho. August issue of The Forum she writes:

"I have always felt religion as. aomothing to be lived, not dis cussed. Perhaps, that is what has been the matter with 16-wo've spent too much time talking about it and not enough trying to live'it." In another part of the article she says:

"The way of perfection is simplo but dimeuit. To me it means be- ing one's best, doing one's · bort and looking for the boat In' the other follow. It requires dis- cipline and continuous effort, but It is one of the: happiest ways through the tangle of human living."

Her conclusion about religion IB:

"The world is grasping for something beyond the tattering material effects. It wants: re- ligion, it needs rellafon, but moro than anything also, I believe, it nodds arestatement of religion, the lifting of a helpful and beauti ful thing out of intricate defini Bons and gestures into something 'as simple and useful as broathing.

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