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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1935.

UNCROWNED SILVER'S PRICE

KING OF

MANCHURIA

MAY SOAR

GEORGE C. HANSON AMERICAN EXPERTS'

TAKES OWN LIFE

NOTED U.S. DIPLOMAT

(Specia) to "Telegraph"}

Washington, Sept. 4. The Dollar Steamship Line hus notified the State Department that Mr. George C. Hanson, once known as the "Uncrowned King of Manchuria,” has committed suicido aboard the liner President Polk.

Mr. Hanson, who was formerly Consul-General at Harbin and later at Moscow, was assigned Charge d'Affaires at Addis Ababa, but the orders were changed while he was en route to his post, he being told to go to Greece instead.

Mr. Hanzon collapsed when ho arrived at Salonika and was placed aboard the President Polk, in - charge of the ship's physician, for

Groge. C. Hanson, former U.S. Comaul-General at Harhin und Moscow, who has committed auicide aboard the President Polk,

return to the United States. He shot himself on Monday aboard the liner whilst in the vicinity of Panama.

Mr. Hanson went to Shanghai As any interpreter in 1900, and served at Harbin, Chefoo, Dairen, Newchwang, Tientsin, Chungking and Foochow. He was noted as n "trouble shooter."-United Press.

North-West Passage

SEARCH FOR NEW SEA ROUTE

(Special to "Telegraph")

(liv.Telegraph. Copyright. Teleprophie Mr anga Ordinance, 1991. Received, Heptember

2. 4.10 q.m.)

OPINIONS

ITALY NEEDS METAL IF

WAR STARTS

Washington, Sept. 4. Governmental silver experts, interviewed by the United Press here to-day, admitted that they were puzzled as to the possible effects an Italio-Ethiopian war would have on the silver situation.

They said that the degree to which the silver market could be affected would be dependent on the extent of the war..

They pointed out that past conflicts had generally tended to increase the price of silver due to the necessity for large purchases of war commodities.

They cited the instance of the World War when the United States Government was compelled to fix the silver price through the Pittman. Act in order to prevent a prohibitive cost for the metal.

Was done

at

Experta expressed the opinion | In London, silver declined 1/8th that Italy will use silver which spot and 3/16ths forward yester- has recently been recalled from day. China and speculators soki, circulation, for the purchase of while India bought, the market essential supplies instead of pay-being steady. After the official Ing the Italian troops in Ethiopia. tixing, business

Further they said that the silver market had been quiet recently possibly because brekers were awaiting the outcome of the Italo- Ethiopian negotiations before making any large commitments.-- United Press,

MONTACU'S REVIEW

London, Sept. 4. Messrs. Samuel Montagu and Company, in their silver review for the past week, write:--

1/16th under the rates.

Silver prices were unchanged in New York yesterday.

WORLD TALKS URGED

London, Sept. 4.

A joint meeting of the Executive of the Trades Union Congress and the Labour Party has decided to call on the British Government to urge the League of Nations to summon a World Economie Con ference.

"The market has displayed a

It is suggested that the Con- stendier appearance. Re-sales of terence should discuss inter- the metal have been made by national control of the sources of speculators, but China sales have supply of raw materials, with the been smailer, whilst the American Lapplication of the principle of Treasury again was willing to economie equality of opportunity take cash offerings at 29d.

for all nations in the developed "Offering of the metal yesterday regions of the earth.-Reuter | was very small and a moderate de-Spreial. mand from the Indian Bazaars and China caused prices to advance and the market proved to be alight- ly over-strained at the higher level of prices, the market easing tor day as buyers were hesitant. ·

"The market has a steady ap pearance at the present love, but the tone continues quiet · for the time being."-Reuter.

NEW CARDINALS

SEVERAL TO BE CREATED

Vatican City, Sept. 4. It is expected that the Arch-I LOCAL DOLLAR DECLINES

bishop of Westminster will be The Hongkong dollar declined among the new Cardinals which 1/8th on-opening this morning. the Pope" "will"create" at the next the official rate being 18. 11.5/8d. Consistory in October. Business rates were"ls, 11.15/160, There are now only forty-nine sellers and 2. Od. buyers, the Cardinals, instead of the usual market being yery dull.

| seventy-two--Router Special,

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

THERE ARE MANY WHO MARRY FROM UTTER INDIGENCE OF THOUGHT, THE PLAYFULNESS CAPTIVATED BY OF YOUTH, AS IF THE KITTEN WERE NEVER TO DECOME A CAT.—Sarage

Moscow, Sept 4. Further studies of the waters surrounding a recently discovered | Landor.. Aretle island have revealed addi-

The monthly "Get-Together" of the Australian and New Zealand Associa

will be held in the Association Rooms at 5.30

y.n this evening.

A black metal petrol tank cap of a mator car has been touruf by the Police in Garden Rond near the lower tional miscroscopic organisms of Ho Lan, 46, unemployed, was sen Penk Tramway Station. The owner

12 months hard labour for is requested to call at the the Atlantic origin regions, thus tenced

Trafie supporting the theory of the returning from his banishment of ten Police offles.

8, 1034. years from August

He

probable existence of a branch of pleaded that he had returned in order the Gulf Stream north-west of to gain employment. Spitzbergen, according to the Boviot ice-breaker Sadkor, which

Chan Ho, unemployed, appeared on remand before Mr. W. Schofieki, at the Central Magistracy this morning. ment and was sentenced to nine months' hard labour.

Messrs. Benjamin and Potts received is now searching for a warm water the following buying and selling a charge of returning from banish- passage through the Arctic,

quotations from their Manliu Agents The new Island Is about fifteenthis morning:-Benguet Consals., P. miles wide and ten miles long, 12, 12.20; Antamoks. 78, 81: Bagulo rising thirty meters above the sea Golds, 24, 25; Gold Rivers, 00, 00%Hotel, has reported to the Police that lovel. Only traces of bears and loga drifted from the Yenisacy River have been found on the island,

Mr: A. F. Rose, of the Repulse Bay while riding motor cycle No. 24 ja' Charged with a breach of the De-Stubbs Roud yesterday afternoon, he portation Ordinance, Cheung Wing, collided with P. C. C. Lo Kwong, who 45, unemployer, was brought before received slight injuries. Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning and

Redmitted one.

WAH

BANK RUN CONTINUES UNABATED

POLICE PRESERVE

ORDER

VALUABLES

REGAINED

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RADIO BROADCAST

The Fusion of Eastern And Western Music

Z.E.K. PROGRAMME

From Z.B.W. on a wavelength of | 365 metres (845 kilocycles):

6-7 pm. Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra.

The run on the National Com- mercial & Savings Bank, Ltd., was continued this morning. At one stage shortly before ten o'clock the crowd was

thick that the management had to call the assis tance of two plain-clothes Chinese detectives to preserve order. An Indian watchman of the Bank and the Chinese detectives were able to control the crowd, which finally dis-Songs-Lover come back to mo "The

peracd.

7-7.17 p.m. Dallot Music from "Faust" (Gounod),

7.17-7.35 p.m. Musical Comedy Gema.

Vagabond . King- BongThe Huguette.

Norah Blanoy, (Soprano). Vocal Gems-Bitter Sweat,

Columbia Light Opera Company.

New Moon."

you-"The

Now

Inside the Bank hundreds of de-Song- Wanting posters besieged the counters to Moon,"

Lawrence Tibbett (Baritone). withdraw one-fifths of their deposits

7.35-8 p.m. From the Studio. in accordance with the regulations at nouzeld yestery hundis of depositors, including Outside the Bank of Canton, many Chinese women, walled throughout the morning for an opportunity to open their safety

"The Furion of Eastern and

phone Records). K. B. Lewis, (Illustrated by Gramo. Western Music in China" by Mrs.

8 p.m. Time and Weather Report,

Quotations.

Stock

8.03.10.30 p.m. Chinese Recorded Programme.

10.30 p.m. Close Down.

8.30-10 p.m. European Programme from Z.E.K. on a Frequency of 640 kilocycles.

8.30-9

3.30-9 p.m. Light Orchestral Music. Reminiscences of Grieg (arr. Urbach).

The G

Grasshopper's Dance (Bucalos!). La Siesta (Norton, arr. Lotter). Henry VII Dances (German). Waldteufel Memories (arr Finck).

9-915

News A relay of the Daventry Bulletin (copyright by Reuter). 9.15-9.30 P.m. A Jazz Piano Reci

tal

King

Rale da Costa.

"of Jazz-Modley.

Stand Up and Sing-Medley. Just by Your Example.

9.30-10 p.m. Dance Music.

10 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins.

10.0 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

Speci programmes for Far Esatera Ratoners will be broadcast from Zereen me Follow)

SOUTH ASIA ZONE

(South Asin Zone, broadcast from DJI, Mr. Anthony Eden, who laid a (19.74 metres) and DIN (21.45 metres). compromise plan on

DJB the Italo-

19.74 m 15,000 ke 140-3 DJB 19.74 m Abyssinian dispute before the

DIN $1.45 m D30 League Council yesterday.

4.49 pm

boxes contained in the vault of the Bank. It is understood that there are.bundreds of such boxes rented wealthy Chinese in which they store jewellery, money" and other valuables.

out

At 10.15 a.m., a notification was posted up outside stating: The vault will be available to box- holders producing the four keys belonging to their boxes. Hours from 10. a.m. to 12 and 2 to 4 p.m."

The notification was issued by Mr. J. Hennessey Seth. Special Manager of the Bank of Canton, bearing to-day's dute.

War Will Be Massacre

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ITALY'S STRENGTH

UNREALISED

Port Sald, Sept. 1. The Ethiopians do not realise the change in the Italian military strength since the defeat of the Roman troops at Adowa, declared the American archaeologist. Count de Prorok, who once exploc ed Abyssinia and who is nove turning with an English physician, Dr. Gerald Stanley, to organise the Red Cross in the area where war is expected.

the

Arctic experts believe that a

Pleading guilty to a charge of A war with Italy would be an hitherto undiscovered archipelage sentenced to nine months hard labour housebreaking to Tung. 27, un-

absolute lies between the North Pole und Defendant was banished for a period employed, was sentenced to three Ethiopians," said the explorer.

far massacre Francis Joseph Land which would often years on May 20, last

year months hard labour by Mr. Wynne- and would not last until Christ- provide valuable ports for the pro-

previous conviction. Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy

this morning. jected Great Northern Sen route Your cases of Diphtheria with one defendant broke into No. 418 Port

was alleged that mas." from Murmansk to Viadivostok.death, 14 cases of Typhoid with three land Street, third floor, and stole an

fle asserted that Ethiopia ix Reuter Special.

deaths (five imported), one ease of alarm clock, a dress suit and a dress a store-house of untold oil, miner- Puerperal fover with one death, and shirt, belonging to Mr. Edwardal and agricultural wealth and that Signor Mussolini was ventur- fata for the control of the area. ing everything in a throw with

Rentar.

CASUALTIES ALREADY

ITALIAN TROOPS

SUFFERING

Nome, Sept. 4.

One hundred and thirty Italian soldiers died in East Africa be- tween January 1 and July 31, ac cording to an official communique, These casualties included four. teen officers and 79 men between. Juno 20 and July 31.-Reuter.

-THE-TYPHOON.

The Manila Observatory, raport- "Iris, at 8.40 am: to-day, states that the typhoon is in about 180 Long., 21 Lat, moving W.N.W.

|

81 deaths from Tuberculosis, were Didero. reported to the local Health authori

ties last week. On Tuesday” two A fine of $240 with the alternative cases of Diphtheria and one case each of two months hard labour was Im- of Typhold and Puerperal fever were posed upon Wong Fo-ki, 24, matting also reported.

maker, by Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, Law Fuk, unemployed, appeared when he pleaded guilty to a charge before Mr. W. Schofield, at the Con-of having had possession of eight tral Magistracy this morning, charged taels of raw oplum at the Kowloon- with four counts of obtaining fruit Craton Rallway Station on Tuesday and vegetables by means of false last. Revenue-Officer Browne pretences from four hawkers, Tong secuted. Yee, So Cheung, Troi Chai and Wong Wal, in the Wanenai district.

The

pro.

Ng Hing, anemployed, wax, sch- defendant denied the charges, and tanced to a month's hard labour by Central hearing of the case was fixed for Mr. W. Schofield, at the

Magistracy this morning, on a charge September 12 at 11.30 am.

of stealing a rattan suitchso contain- Chan Wo, unemployed, was charged ing clothing to the value of $20.60, by Detective Sergeant Fitches before property of Tang Chi, widow, from Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central the third floor of No. 110 Second Magistracy this atorning, with having Street, yesterday. Detectiva committed an indecent--assault - ongeant Kinnear sald that, the defendant Wong Yuk-klu, married woman, on walked into the floor, the door of the second floor of. No. 57 Shing Wo which was open, while the complain Road yesterday. An appilcation ant was away and stole the suitcase, made by Sergeant. Fitches forn The complainant met the defendant work's formal remo'd was granted, on her return on the staircase, with ball being allowed in '$500,

the suitcase under kla: arm.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

MR. LEO AUMAN IN SERIOUS STATE

Shanghai, Sept. 6. Mr. Leo Auman, the Exchange Manager of Messrs. S. E. Levy & Company, has

been removed to

AV.74

15,200 kr 4.45-0.15 p.m. 1,448 ke 4.45-8,15 p.m. $4,180 ke 9 p.m.12.20 nm, DJR. DIN Announcement (Gero, Engl) Corman Folk Song, Fre Framme Forecast (German. Eng. Siah).

p.m. Folk Mule.

5.30 p.m. Nowa in Engli

9.4 p.m. From the Harp in the Cont.

Irabum Instrumenta) Virtuosity.

8.45 p., News in Germa

7.

Concert of Light Muzle.

$ p.m. Nowa in English.

F.13 p.m. Cinar dawn 1)JU, -DIN (Carm.,

Engl.)

EAST ABIA ZONE

"East Asin Lone broadcast through bug on 19.83 metres (15,280.k.c.) 1.30-3 p.in. Conce, newa . 1 p.m.

D.M. JQ, DJA, DJS Announcement ¡Germ.. Engl) German Folk Song. i'rogramma Forecast

(Germ Engl.)

3

0.15 p.m. Hitler Youth Programmer Fuc

girler "Let Us Go Along Toel" New in English on DJQ, DJA and Dutch en DJA,

9.45 p.in.

I p... Brass Band.

14.40 p.m. Topical Talk, Lip.. Popular Digets.

11.15 p.m. Nowe In German an DiQ. DJA

10 DD,

1139 pm Current Events.

11.40 p.m. Conceal of Light Munic. 11... Newa in English on DJQ, DJA

and in Butch on DJB. -12.30 am. Close down DJQ, DJA and D3B

(Germ. Engl).

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

To-day's Broadcasting From Four Transmissions

The following wave-ivngiða und frequencise ara observed by Daventry.

Call Blan Frequency Wavelength

0.010.c.

(9.59. matTOO 11.3&_ metr $1.38moirse 16.32 MYSI

metr

GBA

GЯ11

C9C

515.

GBD

15,750 b.

GBE

12,843 k..

GBF

13,310 k.

1:80

17,700 .cs

G83

11:410 ke.

GB

GAJ

GAI.

19.03 15.30 metres 11.27 13,240 h.. 19,66 metron 21,340 k.. 13J3 setem

49.10

20180

Transmission 5

(G.B.U. and G..C.) 7 a.m.

Big Ben, The Lealla Bridgewater

Quintet. 7.13 m. parta Tath.

Greenwich Time Signal at 12 Midnight-

Danes Muile. The Grosvenor Klasse

Tiance Band.

4.45 mm. The Now.

a.pt. Clase down.

Transmission &

(0.8.D., 0.8.0, and 0.8.1..}

11 x.m. Dig Ben.

Dand.

The Thornley Colliery

Greenwich Time Signal at 330 x.tn.

11.49 mm. The New

12 p.m. Close down.

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Transmission 2

(09.J, GRIE. and 0.8.0.) *

7 p.m. Ulla Hen. Halland Square’and New

Vietaris Orchestra,

7.30 p.m. Talk: "Foreign Affairs."

1.45 pm. A Light fymphony Concert.

Grünwich Time Signal si 17 Novn 9 p.m. The Hawn, 9.13 p.m. The Sevillak Bludis Orchestra, 1. p.m. Class dawn,

Transmission 3

(0.8.0, 19-11.40 p.m.j 0,8.2 10 pomel mm,

14 p.m. Big Bam. Eronance, relayed fram

Westminster Abbey, London. (€0.3), p.m. The Harrogate Municipal On

Sor. the 'General Hospital hero in ajo.3. 18-1 a.m.)

critical condition. Ile is apparent- lysuffering from an overdose of & sleeping potion,

Notes, found in his apartment have indicated his intention to. commit suicido.--United Press,

1148 pm Blaki Manię. 12.14 m. Danse Music. '.

Greenwich Timo Mignal at 6:30 pm. [12.39 a.m. The News.

To look its best when new 'n soft felt hat must be finished by expert hand- work. To keep its good looks it must be made of pure fur..

Heath Hats are made of pure fur and are hand finished:

They are priced at $9.50, $13.50, $16.50, less 10%

cash discount.

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Clasa dewn,

Transmission 4

(G.E.B. and G.B.D.)

PART 1

1.13 man. Big Ben. The Hows.

Full sun, The Vario Trio,

1 .m. "Kain Birdet af Benz” Book and}

Hyries by Peter Lansdale.

by Julian Welchs,

Greenwich Time Signal ni † 3.76.

26. Nathan Road, Kowloon.

Telephone 59101.-

Promenade Cancer (Part 1). - 3.30 am. Interlede.

Carroli - Gibbons and kla Bay

Greenwich Time Bignal at 1.19 M.SH.

4.40 ..

Frommés Concert (Emer (1) (tant'd).

**Under, Big Ben,”...A_filindly chat by Howord Marshall, 4.33 a.m. Kompère Vaudeville. Là a.m. Close down.

PART II

5.20 mm. The Vielor Glat Sextol.”

4:40. The Mann, Sa

6.15 s.m. Danes Maria,

E m. Class down.

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