Anglo-Turkish Trade Pact

AGREEMENT SIGNED

ing

AT ANGORA

June 20.

NORTH CHINA'

POLICY

NANKING DETERMINES ON COURSE

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1935.

TO HELP CHINA

LONDON INTEREST IN LOAN QUESTION

London, June 5. It is learned that highly placed circles are paying very close at- tention to Chinese finance, and

there is a real desire to help China if a permanently useful way can be found, but the problem bristies with extraordinary complications,

It is believed that France and

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the received by Messrs. Swan, Cullertson London Stock Exchange have been and Fritz in conjunction with Renter.

June 4 June 5. British Government Securities

redm. after 1052 £106

Chinese Bonds

the United States are not particu- War Loan 34 larly anxious to participate in a Ioan, in view of their own finan- cial perplexities.

Japan is not antagonistic bat that the Central

demands concrete evidence of Chi- 41% decided upon a

пече reforma

and 5 financially policy in dealing with the North

fiscally, and also that there should China situation.

be guarantees that the should not be spent on aeroplanes | 545 and war material.

Nanking, June 6. Mr. Wang Ching-wei, president London, June G. of the Executive Yuan, denied a The Anglo-Turkish Trade and report appearing in the foreign Payments Agreement was signed press in Shanghai that a highly at Angora yesterday and the open-important conference, in which exchange of ratifications Marshal Chiang Kai-shek and comes into force provisionally on General Huang Fu will partici- pute, will be held at Hankow to In the Commona, Colonel Col-discuss the situation in North ville, of the Overseas Trade De- China.

He declared partment, said the basis of the agreement was that the Turkish Government had Government undertakes to make available, in payment for United Kingdom goods exported to Turkey, 70 per cent. of the sterling resulting from Turkish exports to the United Kingdom, the balance of 30 per cent. being re- tained by Turkey to meet charges In respect of freight and other in- visible Items. Payment in respect of Turkish exports to this country are to be made by importers into a special sterling account.

The Turkish Government, sub- ject to certain exceptions. also agrees to allow United Kingdom goods held up by the Turkish Cus toms to be imported into Turkey without restrictions, to allow un- restricted importing of a consider able range of goods of Interest to

United Kingdom exporters, and ta alloente quotas to a further range of United Kingdom goods. All other United Kingdom goods will - receive the same treatment, under the general quota regime la force in Turkey, as is necorded, to other countries with which Turkey has clearing agreements.

Is Majesty's Government, on its side, undertakes to reduce the duty on figs and fg rake and not to impose any duty on raw mohale

QUEZON MAY NOT RUN

13

It is learned that the Executive]

Rominated Yuan has already certain person to replace General Ya Heucherlung as Civil Governor of Hopel Province. Formal an- nouncement of the appointment is expected soon. But, what post General Ya Bauch-chung will be transferred to is not yet known. Central News.

NOTED GERMAN OFFICER DIES

GENERAL ALEXANDER

VON LINSINGEN

$10674

£102%

£ 0016

£ 86%

£ 98% £ 08

£ 841⁄44xd£ 84 xd

£ 31 £ 31

44 Bondls 1808

(Eng, Iss.) £100%

Loan 1908. £ 90 Loan 1912... £ 80%

Reorg Long 1919 (1. Ikn.) £ D84 money 56% Bonds 1025-47 £ 96

S'hai-Nanking Tient.-Pukow Rly.

Railway (Sup!. Tient-Pukow

£ 27 Loon)

Honan

RY 1911

£ 30 1542 Hukuang Rly.

A further problem is what form 6 assistance to Chinn should take. Merely to lend money to enable Chinn to buy silver to replenish hor storks means another hull fac-si tor in the silver market, intensify. ing China's troubles.

Some argue that the London Silver Agreement of the World 5 Lung Ting U. Hai Rly. 1913. Economic Conference of 1933 was expressly intended to stabilise the price of silver, and America's ne tion constitutes a breach of the Agreement, and in consequence other countries' hands are freed to

to

export silver, enabling Ching purchase at a reasonable price.

Others insist that the only solu- tion is that Chinn must link Berlin, June 5.

herself with sterling or the pen. General Alexander von Linkin-

Watching Silver gen, who was famous un the Com-

Meanwhile flannelers are watch- mander of Germany's Southerning silver with new interest. Army during the Great War, has is pointed out that America for died at the age of 85 years.

some weeks has not been buying and the longer she refrains from baying the more anxious the bulls become to unload, -Renter,

Born in Hanover, General von Linsingen entered the Prussian infantry as a young man and be- fore the Great War was a dívi-

or increase the existing 10.persional comminander. He command- ront, ad valorem duty on valonia, the Second Corps in the Ger- and hazel nuts not in shell-

towards Brussels man advance British Wirdlens,

in August, 1914, and was then transferred to Poland, Inter tak- of the Southern ing command Army, being sent to stiffen the Austrian forces in Galicia. This Army in the great drive of 1915 captured Stryj and Halicz.

General

Linsingen counter-offensive dneted against the Russians in Volhyniu in June. 1916.- Renters

FOR PRESIDENCY

(Continued from Page 1.)

came up recently in America dur- ing President Quezon's visit.

"Our relations with China when

are independent

will be as as ever," declared the cordial President.

We

WHEN MURPHY WILL, RETIRE

von th

STOP GAP N.R.A. SCRAPS CODES

Continued from Page 1)

Cat-

|

Americn to Help?

New York, June 5.

made

RADIO BROADCAST

A Relay From Daventry

RECORDED MUSIC

From Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 366 metres (845 kilocycles).

5-7 p.m. Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra.

7 p.m. Stock Quotations. 7.03-7.30 p.m. Light Opera and Musical Comedy.

Selection-Merrie England (fier-

| ກະ

Vocal Gems Lilac Time (Schu- bert),

Selection-The Gold Diggers of

1093.

Selection-Song of the Flame. 7.30-7.43 p.m. "Four Aces" Suite (Billy

Mayeri) played by Rale da Costa.

7.43-8 p.m. New Light Symphony" Orchestra.

Dances Non, 1, 2 and 3

Triana (Albeniz).

8 p.m. Time and Weather. Report, 8.03-10.30 p.m. Chinese Studio Con-

10.30 pm. Close Down.

£ 27

£ 3D1

48

18

Foreign Bonde and German 7 Int.

£ 61

£ 83%

£9 £9

£ 18

Banks

cert

I 61%

£124%

£145,

:1 :א :

Lonn 1934 Japan 6 Sterling

Loan 1907 Japan 6 Sterling

Loan 1924 I.K. & Shai Bk.

(Lan. Regd.) TIRAN Chartered Bank 15

F 14 sh.

Commercial and Industria} Alled Iron Found. Elec. Assprinted

Industries Austin Mators and

sh. its ! ! !

It is rumoured that an fraport-Chinese Eng. and ant annnncement will be

the near future designed to enge the pressure of American

silver pulley on China. Renter.

INDUSTRIES

PARALYSED

POWER PLANT MEN ON STRIKE

no par val. 9.K. Bazaars Rolls Roye ci

sh.

ZEK. Programme

8.30-10.40

p.m.

European pro- gramme from Z.E.K. on a frequency of 640 kiloeycles.

8.30-9.04 p.m. "Petroushka" Suite (Stravinsky) played by the Londoa Symphony Orchestra.

9.01-9.12 p.m. "Great Bass Ballads"

as

by Norman Allin and Chorus.

9.12-9.30 p.m. "Review of Berues" played by Debroy Somers Band with A voent Cherus by Dan Donnvas.

9.30-0.55 p.m. Variety.

Piano Solos Music in the Air.

Rafe da Costa. Song-Tiere's YO mart you can

Turner Layton (Tenor). Violin Solo-Looking for, you,

Albert Sandler with Olive Groves (Soprano).

Voen!--Old fashioned love,

The Mills Brothers.

SongsWhen the Robin sings his

One night of love.

Gracie Fields,

Hand-Maurice Chevalier Songs.

9.55 p.m. Press Bulletins. 10.-18.10 p.m. A Relay from Daven- 138-102 | try. "(Should reception prove safis-

factory),

"The Central Band of 11. M. Air Farer (by kind permission of the Air Council) conducter by Flight Lieut. R. P. O'Donnell, M.,6., Direc- Lor

Force. of Music, Royal Air Relayed from the Royal Air Force Hendquarters, Uxbridge."

British American

Tabacen

Canadian Celanese

0874%

122/8 9173

43/4 4172

2473 #877%

50/1 357

903.

122/6 2376

Min. (Hearor}

17/

17-

Courtaulds

58/10% 58/9

stillers

9473

94/3

Dunlop Rubber

44/40% 44/444

Electric Musical

song again.

Industries

267

2673

General Electric

(England)

6570

5641

Hawker Aircraft

20/6

20/0

Impl. Chem Ind.

#5/0

35/10%

Imal. Tobacen

136/3

Internat. Nicket

$ 28%

$ 28 21/0

273

166/74% 155/7 48/-- 48!

8379

83/9

50/0

56/6

13/..

28/101% 13/

71/0

112/R 112/6

Miscellaneous

23/7' 24/1

279 2473

22/

21-

31:3

Mines

DJB

DJB

Burma Cort, fs,

DJN

10

9/101

DIR

Mining... Randfontein

Estates

317-

.1 [·

54:0

54.9

Spaarwater

Gold

SA

RATES

625

Spring Mines

46/7 45/7

Sub-Nigel

271/8 2718 105/-

10379

Oils

Toledo, Ohio, June 6. Virtual industrial paralysis bas been enused by the serious shortage of power here, following

Governor Murphy, speaking quietly and still looking slightly il after his remit operation, ag- [executive committees of widely dis-the strike of the Electrical Work- 'peared pleased to be en route for similar trade groups, ranging from erg Union and the workers of the

Manila once again.

breweries to music publishers, and ↑ Toledo Edison Company,

The manufacturers to oil and

strike was called textile

Shud Eler, Constr. Tate & Lyte Torner & Newall United Sterl Vickers onl... Watney, Combe & Reid def. ord.. Woolworths

Anglo-Datek when Guln Kalumpong

con- Rubber after Pekin Syrul

urd, sh.

"1 am going back to complete my work, I'll only retire when the coal industries, have confirmed the efforts to settle the wage

earlier impression that industry na troversy filled, and one Lord retires me!" he declared.

"The future of the Philippines a whole floes not plan wholesale another the huge factories here) appears to me to be a good one." | wage slashing or an increase in

were forced to shut down, lacking Rubber Trusts "The working hours, despite the removal | power. Mid

Governor, the

City officials predict that over economic problem is 71 serious of the threat of federal compulsion.

Meetings here and elsewhere 80,000 industrial workers would one, but I think that can be solved. The immediate problem is that of have revealed the general tendency idle before the day was over. Commonwealth

code scheduleNumerous nearby towns are also the commonwealth. Sprealation to adhere to

na to what will happen 10 or theater.

years hence is unprofitable, Buf

I am optimistic about all the pre-

sent problems and of the future

of the Philippines,

On June 12.

A.A.A. SAFEGUARDS

Washington, June 5. President Roosevelt and Mr.

of

affected-enter.

EXCHANGE

if possible, said Governor Murphy, fenry Wallace. Secretary there will be taken the preliquin- | Agriculture, have agreed to seek ary measure for the transfer of an amendment of the Agriculture | Paris.. the Government, and on November Adjustment Administration from Geneva. 15 the Commonwealth is exposeteil | Congress, with to come into being according to the present plans.

a view to

safe-Berlin.

Athens. goarding the A‚‚Ă. against im-

-Milan plications of the Supreme Court's Shanghai "I have always felt that inde- N.R.A. derision.

New York. It is understood they aer deter. | Amsterdam. pendence was a question for the Filipinos to decide for themselves mined to clinch the Grnment Vienna and I have left the question to authority regarding processing Bucharest them while I have always tried | taxos.-Reuter,

to he sympathetic and to interpes their hopes. The work has been

to get the Government in a sound.

FOREIGN SHIPPING

an orderly position and to keep the

IN BRITAIN

London June 5.

Prague.

Madrid.

Lisboar Hongkong. |Brussels lionotony. Yokohama. Montevideo. Belgrade

Jane 4.

74.178012 15.071

question of independence on the lines of good faith. 1 believe that the future of any country des The net tonnage of foreign trade Montreal. pends on the qualities of the shipping arrivals at United King-Helsingfors.. character of the people and this | dom ports with cargo in April was

Buenos Aires.... 15 certainly suggests a good fature | 3.2 per cent, greater flum in April, Silver (Spot)....39% for the Philippines. The Filipinos 1934, white arrivals in hallast Silver (forward) 19 can prove to be a great nation." showed an increase of 2.6 per cent. War Loan....... 166

MURPHY PRAISED

Governor Murphy's Work for the Philippines received high praise from President

who Quezon declared that he had done great work for the islands in Washing- ton. "To a large extent it is die to him that we have an early and favourable netion by the United

ed

tween Amerien and the Philip.

in

Departures with cargo were 5,07. per cent. greater, but those ballast 1.7 per cent, smaller than a Year aga-British Wireless,

LORD CARSON

London June 5.

Lord Carson, who is gravely ill

June 5.

Mining

Rokana Corpn.

41/86

63/1 «5:4 ! 80/71 80/712

78, FLAM Anglo-Persian

147 Barna Oil ...

12.29 Shell Trans and

514

Traf (Bearer) 72:6 73:

U.S. COMMODITY

PRICES

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QUOTATIONS

The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange are issued by Router:

10.10 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

Special

for Far Eastern listeners w: 22 broadcast from Zetzen ha faltown:

SOUTH ABIA ZONE

South Asia Zone, brandle mai from DJB, (10,74 metres mod DIN 191.45 metred),

19.71 m 15.200 kr 1.30-1 0.1. 15,300 ke 4.45-8.15 p.m.

19.74 m

21.45 m

19.74 m

9,540 kr 4.45-8,25 p.m.

15,200 ke 9 pamə12.30 mint.

4.44 p.m.. DID, DIN Annaadcement (Germ....

Engl. German Falk Song. Pro Etamme Forecast German. Eng- 1).

5 p. J'er the Young Pale: Poetry of the

Nation's Youth,

3.30 p.m. News in. Engikabe

3.45 p.m. An Evening in the Homeland:

"Bangs from the Moselle,"

8.15 p.m.

News In GermVATE.

7 p.m. Concert of Light Mule,

v.m. News in Engla

4.18 D., Clore down 020, DIN (Gerin..

Engli

EAST ASIA ZONE

East Alu Zeme rodeant though D14 on 10.63 (10.280 kr.) 1.40-3 p.m. Cancerį, news at 2 p.m.

+ p. 910. BJU Annsuprement 1Germ.. Engl) German Folk Song, Pro- Framme Forecast Germ., Engl

9.15 p.. Fer the Young Polka: Portry of

the Nation's Youth.

3.45 p.m. Newa in English on DJQ and

10 ..

In teft on 17411.

Military Concert.

11 p.m. A Chat about Donka

16.16 .. Now in German on D3Q and

11,30

DJI.

p.m. Variety Programe

Nalaxis,

with

12 .. Dr. Friedrich Berglue, Benzine

from Coal-Sugar from Wood. 12.15 a.m. News in Engkalt an DJ I

In Dutch on 19. 12.30 am. Clone down DIG, DJJ (Germ..

Engl)

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

12.15

512

BU

177

49.13/36 Holiday

4.934 7.27

. 247

4.95 782

117.9:16 118.2/16 490 35.44/16 36.5/16 110% 271

2/1.11/16

176.539 1/6.5/32

216

1/23/32 1/24/32 397

-10% 218

45

New York Cotton

15

June 4,

33.416 July

11.54

Tane 5. 1.1.487383

British Wirclens.

33.5/16 October 195.15/16 December

January (1936) 113

$1.26

11.16/167

11.20

11.30/10

11.20/22

March

11.42

May

Sport

11.50

11.00

11.30/38 11.34739 11.80

Cali Bign

July

New York Rubber

12.55

CHA

GRO

September

December

January March

May

12.62/63 12.68 12.75/76 12.88 1995/96 12.00% 1.03703 13.12 13.26/26 13.28 18.30/30

GAC

GHD

CHE

CSF

Total sales~180 lots

Chicago Wheat

K3 July...

837% September

96 8.1 BIA December

37 $7. 87 Tuesday's sales:-20,367,000 Imshels

Chlengo Corn

CONVICTION QUASHED

COURTS OF APPEAL, FREE DUKE OF MANCHESTER

London, June 5. The Court of Criminal appeal States President. He has spoken with bronchial pneumonia, washas quashed the conviction of the highly of the Philippines where-slightly weaker this morning, and Duke of Manchester, who on May over he has gone and has interest- this evening his condition was un-

10 was sentenced to nine months himself in preparing the changed.-British Wireless,

Imprisonment for pawning some ground for new trade relations be-

family jewels, which, the pro- seeution contended, were not his property but part of entallert estate, which the Duchess had the right to use when she wished.

thu The Duke contended that jewels were his property, to dis pose of as he wished, and he had Kwangtang Province James the following ro taken counsel's opinion and been There was a formal reception to port on water leveia, in English feet, for the supported in this view--Reuter, President lounge of the President Coolidge

pines.

"We owe the Governor 'a lot," said the President. "He should

WATER LEVELS

he

FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS

able to thank him suficiently for the work he has done for them."

The Blver Conservancy Commbaton for

be very popular back in Manila

never where the people will

Quezon held in

of Observation

Two cases of Diphtheria with two

& deaths (ono imported), one case of Scarlet Fever, four cases of Meningi-

B.-29.8 20.0

July

BOT% 604 8094 |September

7654 76%% 7516 December

6.17% 61% Tuesday's sales;---10,502,000 bushels

Winulpeg Wheat

SIX K3%

New York Silk

July

July

September.... December

1:35 132 1.33 120 130 131 1.3 1.30 1:31 Total sales:-37 lots

Montreal Eliver

the

Wert, North and East Rivers

Highest Lowest

Flaco

kt: Shjuking

North River

at Thingyuen

at Shanshul

'at Sheklung

recent

+-41,8

+-26.7

-+-27.4 --

15.5 ~~2.7

W. I W. L.

пр June Juna

record

4

73.40

0

44.2

20.3

September

73.70

74.70

case of January ...

74,65n

9.7 10.9 Meningitis was also reported..

Total sales:-10 contracte

where a band played the Philip- pine National Anthem and two West River marches which had been written Specially for the occasion-the Quezon March and the Parcdez North River March, both composed by Julian | Et ver A. Silverio.

tis with two deaths, and 49 deaths July from Tuberculosis, were reported to

the local Health' authorities last December .... week. On Tuesday

סנס

72.651

73.21/40 74.10/25 74.40n

To-day's Broadcasting From Four Transmissions

The following wave-lengtha and frequencies

paserved by Daventry,

·

Friquines Wavelength

New Washing TIES

in darker colours

These ties have the ap- pearance of a silk tle with the advantages

of a cotton one;

WASHABLE UNCREASABLE INEXPENSIVE

$1.00 each

Less 10% cash discount 6 for $5.00 net

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CARPETS & RUGS

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AND STORED THE SUMMER

AT

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THE

"MOTOR"

CHEVROLET

says

CHEVROLET

THE WONDER CAR

SPEED BOAT ACCELERATION-SILENCE UNBELIEVABLE

80 M.P.H.

£20.0.0 TAX

BUT IN HONGKONG THE TAX IS only HK$36.00 per year

4.050 k.e.

49.59

9,610 k..

metro 31.56 metrom

Compare these:-

21.10

16.38

mitra ma

19.82 metres

6.5 ..

25.63 11,750 k..

$1.845 k.c.

15,140 k.c

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