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SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMIES.
The Steamship
"PRESIDENT DOUMER" No. 23 A/37 Bringing Cargo from Marseilles vla ports etc., arrived Hongkong on Sunday, 31st October, 1037.
Consignees are
Completed By
British Firm
Copenhagen..
Den- The Storstroem Bridge, in mark, has been formally taken over from Government tiy the Danish Messrs. Dorman, Long and Co., the British contractors.
Representatives of the Danish State Railways and of the contructors met at the new Orehoved Station and walked over the bridge, inspecting in delivery detail, The documents of were signed at noon by each party al Vordingborg, near the north end of the bridge.
The Storstroom Bridge, connectin the Danish islands of Zeeland and Falster, is the longest bridge in hereby informed Europe. Over two miles in length, ond £2,000,000, that their goods with the exception it cost nearly of Opium, Treasure and Valuables embodies 30,000 tons of British steel. are being landed and stored Into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Whart and Godown Co, Ltd. Kow toon,
whence delivery may με obtained immediately after landing.
All claims must be sent in to me; on or before 11th November, 1937, or they will not be recognized.
ed
Damaged Packages will be examin
Company's by the
Surveyor Messrs: Goddard and Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10.00 15.112. on Saturday, 6th November, 1037.
Sharepushers
Return Money
To Clergy
Sharepushers, fearing police atten- Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in allendance when any dull.tion, are beginning to give their vic- able goods are Company's Surveyors.
examined by the
No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES CO Hongkong, 31st October, 1037.
H.K. STOCK EXCHANGE
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lims in Britain their money back.
During the last few days, county clergymen for some reason the prin-
cipal victims of the sharepushing
gangs-have received repayment of the moneys they have been induced to "invest," say the Sunday Despatch.
The pleasant surprise is accom- panied an inilmation that the "Investment" might not prove 50 Iucrativo us expected, and "to prevent loss and possible an- xiety" they are asked to accept the return of their moncy.
It Is Bitle wonder that those who
have been engaged in sharepushing The official summary of the Hongfrauds should be alarmed. kong Stock Exchange issued on Saturday at 12.30 p.m. says the market was very quiet indeed.
Buyers
Hongkong Bank $1,500 Canton Ina, $250
Union Ins. $500
II.K. Fire Ins. $235
Indo-Chinas (Pref.) $51
Indo-Chinna (Def.) $43
H.K. & K. Wharves $1134
H. & S. Hotels $5.15
H.K. Lands $31
H.K. Electrics $54
Cements $12,25
Sinceres $1.40
Wm. Powell, Ltd, $0.45
Marsmons (HK) 4/35.
Sellern
H.K. Steamboats $0.
H. & S. Hotels $5.25
Cements $12.40
Dairy Farms $24,60
H.K. Govt. 4% Loan 0 pin. Mursminas (H.K.) 4/0d.
Sales
Union Ins. $510 Providents (New) 30.30 H.K. Govt. 4% Loan 0%. p.m.
OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS
"God's Country..and the Woman" (King's Theatre, to-day),James Oliver Curwood's story made into a technicolour film,
During the last fortnight several of their number have received stiff sen- tences at the Old Bailey, and other trials are imminent.
The City police are investigating the netivities of certain firms who have closed down Intely,
Marriage Mender's
Reward
of
Mr. B. J. Saunders, chairman Brighton Bench, is to be made
a freeman of the Borough for his work as a -mender of broken marriages.
He is over 00, and has succeeded hundreds of times in his reconcilia- tory efforts between couples who came to his court,
Barristers and solicitors practising at the court has co-operated in the work of reconciliation and the pro- bation officers have also helped.
The peace-making work ja court owed its origin largely to Mr. Saunders' own happy mar. ried life.
For more than 30 years until his wife died, they were the ideal mar- ried couple.
RUSSIA PROTESTS TO TOKYO
OF PEACE BRIGHTER
American Mediation May End Conflict
Brussels, Oct. 31.
THREE ULSTERS
WOUNDED
HIT BY STRAY SHELL
IN SHANGHAI ANOTHER VICTIM OF FRIDAY'S MISHAP PASSES AWAY
Shanghai, Oct. 31. Bifleman Robert Delaney dled at 10.50 am. bot Rifleman McGuire is were among recovering. The men
1, 1937.
Daughter Of White Rajah May Marry A Wrestler
25
London, Oct. 31. Miss Vnlerle Brooke, 21 year-old daughter of the Rajah of Sarawak, is reported to be engaged to year-old Robert Gregory, the well- known all-in wrestler who reputed to be earning £70 a week.
Both Valerie Brooke and Gregory admit they have parental difficulties
to overcome...
It is unemelally but reliably learn- ed thai Jopan is willing to accept the United States as mediator in in effort to settle hostilities, providing the Chinese agree first to open direct negotiations with Japan. This would
Asked to confirm or deny the mean that Japan wil net her own peace ternus before the inception of others injured when a Japanese shell report, the Itance of Sarawak said: any mediatlon. Attention has been fell into the outpost where the Royal "Neither the, Rajah nor myself havoi called to the probability that should Ulster Rifles were stationed on Frything to say on the subject."......: Tokyo and Nanking directly negollale, it would permit a third Power such as the United States to act as mediator without opening the entiro question of a general settle- ment such as the Brussels Conference might attempt.
With the exception of certain milliary officers stationed in China, it is understood that the Japanese are anxious to end the "punitive ex- pedition of present proportions be cause the Government hus openly professed that it does not want to crush China but prefers "to force her into co-operation with Japan" and correspondingly away from Moscow.
day.
Three men of the Royal Ulster
this morning] Rifles were wounded by stray shells in the western de fence sector near the scene of Friday's ensttallies,
The attention of the Japanese has been drawn to the incident.
Reuter.
eye.
Valerie Brooke is the daughter of the only white Itajah in the world. Her mother, formerly Miss Gladys Palmer, was the daughter of Sir Walter Palmer, the Reading biscuit manufacturer, who left her a fortune of £250,000. For several years she has been before the pubile Starting off as a Quaker, the future Two of the men are Lance-Cor- Ranee later became
Protestant, poral Thomas Dowey, from Lurgan then a Roman Catholic, and finally County Armagh, and Rifleman Hugh made a dramatic and theatrical con- Leckey, from Belfast. They were version to Mohammedanism by fly- both injured in the leg, and latering 8,000 feet in the sky to renounce was stated that Dowey's condition her previous faith, is very serious. Leckey's injury Is not serious.
The third man is Rieman Thomas Anderson, whose leg was broken,
Secondly, Japanese leaders feat that if the war is permitted to pro- stress towards a showdown, Japan will be forced to continue her pene-time by a shell which penetrated tration of China to a point which may make her become vulnerable to a Ruslan attack. Additionally there are fears that such penetration, up to areas of British Influence, might result in unexpected clashes with the major Powers.
They were all injured at the same
British hut in Jessfield Park, in which they were resting. Their ave com- rades were unscathed.-Reuter.
JAPANESË ASPIRATIONS
In any settlement, Japan is expect ed unalterably to demand the follow- ing:
1. Absolute autonomy for the five northern provinces of China;
2. A new empire of Inner Mon- golia;
3. Cession to Japan of the terri- fary adjacent to Shanghai which Japan now holds, to prevent further
disturbances there.
- Tokyo sources understand that Japan believes that Marshal Chinng Kul-shek's altitude on such a settle- ment will depend on the advice of the northern warlords, who will be most vitally affected, and also whether Washington will attempt
mediation.
a
Davis Mr. Norman
(American delegate to the Brussels Conference) is expected to make the first address at the Conference. It is believed he from committing the will refrain United States to anything beyond a desire to help, and put into effect reasonable means to settle the dis- pute.-United Press.
NO ADVANCE ACREEMENT
Shanghai, Oct. 31.
Officials in Whitehall denied the
United Press gives the third man's from Thomas Sanderson Portadown, County Armagh.
name
A British official said that the Injuries were caused by a stray shell of trench mortar bemb
TRANSFER DEDATED Shanghai, Oct. 31 (10.40 am.), The British military authorities are debating whether to carry out the scheduled routine transfer of the Royal Ulster Rifles to the northern defence seclor adjoining the North Station, owing to the men's violent anti-Japanese feeling as a result of the killing of their comrades.--| United Press,”
ULSTERS STRENGTH DEFENCE
Shanghal, Oct. 31. New defence works have been built by the Ulsters in the British Central News correspondent perimeter of defence, reported a who toured the area this morning.
A new sandbag redoubt has been constructed on Keswick Road, where Rieman W. McGowan was killed by machine-gun bullets from a Japanese plane.
Rifle shots are clearly audible in the area-Central News,
SHELLS OVER SETTLEMENT
trench
Shanghal, Oct. 31 (231 p.m.). British troops on the south bank of Soochow Creek reported that a num
mortar existence of un advance Anglo-ber of three-inch American agreement dealing with shells had passed over the Settlement early this morning. The Foreign the Nine-Power conference, accord- ing to a London report. They sY.M.C.A. In the China United Apart
ments was sprayed with machine- Eun-bullets. There were no wound. ed, but the residents evacuated to the north side of the buildings.
serted that there is merely an under- standing between the two countries that the conference should endeavour to work out a mediation plan.
It was admitted that London and
Washington, have exchanged their
views on the broad outlines of the mediation plan and that, as a result, "a general harmony of views pre- Vas late
It was reported that a gentleman's agreement had been reached be tween Great Britain and the United States whereby delegates of the two countries at the conference
would refrain from raising the question of imposing a boycott ör economic sanc- tions against Japan, and also try to
others from doing so- prevent International News.
NO CONDITIONS
Nanking, Oct. 31.
A Foreign Office spokesman to-day denied the London report that Japan had communicated six conditions for a basis of peace to Chiang Kai-shek. -United Press.
ITALIAN DELEGATE
Home, Oct. 30.
It is expected that Court Luigi Aldrovandi Marescotti will represent: Italy at the Nine-Power Conference, It is taken for granted that Count Clano, Italian Foreign Minister, will
по ко.
Count Marescotti la A Foreign Once official who has specialised in Far Eastern matters, Ile was Italian representative on the Lytton Committee on Manchukuo.
It will be recollected that the Lytton report, which was confirmed by the Committee of Nineleen of the League on February 17, 1933, and algned by the Italian representative,
Manchukuoans Fire On. Count Marescolli, neserted that Man-
Soviet Patrol
POPPY FUND CABARET
OLD COMRADES OF R.E. PLAYING HOSTS
On Armistice Night, 1937, the Royal Engineers Old Comrades Asso- dance and is holding o clation cabaret in aid of Earl Haig's Poppy Fund at the Peninsula Hotel. The cabaret will be presented by
the longkong courtesy
and of Shanghal Hotels Ltd, and dancing will be from 8.30 p.m. till 2.00 a.m. Table reservations may be made by Secretary applying to
the Hon. Entertaiments R.E.O.C.A.
Com- mittee, Chief Engineers Office, Com- mand Headquarters or to the Penin- sula Hotel, Reservations must be made by noon on November 10.
HEAVY RAIN HALTS JAPANESE AIR ATTACKS
(Continued from Page 1.) to Kiangsi to effect a junction with the units under Hong Ying and Chen Wel prior to going to the north International News Agency.
Massacre At Taying
Taiyuan, Nov. 1. Taying, a town west of Pingyinkwan Pass, now lles in ruins and is strewn with corpses as the Japanese burnt down practically all the houses and slaughtered the inhabitants upon their retreat recently, according to a sur
The vivor who arrived here to-day.
Japanese were forced evacuate the town wier stuering a serious defeat at the hands of the Chinese forces-Central News.
rierce
.
10.
Fighting Expected
Taiyuan, Nov. 1. A trench mortar shell fell into a
Fierce Oghting' is expected to break bathroom of the Palace Hotel,
out momentarily at Yunghsingtsun opposite the United Press office, but
and Chuchlachuang in north Shansi did not explode. Two other shells as troops of the Japanese 19th and fell behind the Palace Hotel and ex- ploded. Shrapnel fell in Nanking Road on
11th Divisions have ben massed there
for a general offensive, a military re- aged the scene of the August 14 and are busily makdig preparations
port states.
A total of seven shells in supposed
As a precautionary measure, heavy to have fallen into the Settlement, Chinese reinforcements have been dis- but only four Chinese were wound-
these places--Central | ed owing to the streets being cleared after curfew was lifted.
patched News.
to
Escapes To Safety
A United Press inspection revealed "Doomed Battalion" that two incendiary hells fell on the roof of the Cathay Hotel, from where *tho acid drinned Into the street, They apparently landed during a shower of three-inch shells on the area, which includes the Palace Hotel
and the North China Daily News offices.
Police estimated that eleven shells Zell into the Whampoo near foreign warships.
The French Consul-General, M. Baudez, has protested to the Japanese that abells landed in the French Con- cerlon last night-United Press.
CIVILIANS INJURED
Of Internment
Shanghal, Nov. 1. The unwounded survivors of the Chinese battalion which, until it surrendered its arms and entered the settlement Saturday seemed doomed to die, spent the first quiet night since the fall of Chapel. The are in the internment camp in the western district under the guard of: | British troops,,
men
Two were killed and 24 wounded in Saturday evening's dramatic "run for life" across the bullet-spattered creek after a siege which had thrilled the whole world.
the
were
of
Shanghal, Oct 31 (2.45 p.m.). Many della landed in the heart of the International Settlement during Altogether 377 got out of the Japanese bombardment
on the godown alive. The wounded "doomed battalion" early this morn-
taken to hospital, and the rest were ing. Three shells hit the North- first taken to the barracks of the China Daily News Building on the Royal Welch Fusiliers on the Settle Bund, striking balustrade on the
ment race course, and afterwards to eighth floor and cupola roof, shatter-
the Internment camp, where they ing all the windows nearby, And
duration must remain for the several Chinese were badly cut,
hostilities. Two foreign members. of the
Tributes have been paid newspaper's staff on the roof-top said that they heard shells coming sides to the herolam of the battalion, like an express train. They ducked which withdrew from its stronghold only on the orders of Generalissimo hurriedly.
Chiang Kai-shek. The men fought British Consulate, while another fell gamely to the very fast.-Neuter. on Nanking Road, which was deser?- ed at that time owing to the curfew. All the shells are believed to have? been fired from three-inch gun.-- Heuler,
chukuo Is an Integral part of China and, that Japanese action could not. A abell struclc a house near the be considered ao legitimato self- deferice.Reater.
DOUBLING U.S. AIR FORCE
Moscow, Oct. 30. George Brent The Soviet version of the border and Beverly Roberts have the stellar clash between the Soviet and Man- roles.
chukuo' troops on October 20, given by the Tass nows agency, states "The Road Back" (Queen's and that it is reported from Kharbarovsk Alhambra Theatre, to-day), Power- that a detachment of Manchukuoan ful Indleument of Wit. Erich troops crossed Russian border in Remarque's sequel to "All Quiet" the Posyot district and fired on a showing what the horrors of wor Soviet border patrol, who returned have done to young men even when their fire and forced the Manchu-
Washington, Oct. 30. they come through alive. Magnificent kuoans to retreat across the border.
The administration has announced acting by John King, Richard It is understood that the Com- acceleration of rearmament of the Cromwell, "Slim" Summerville and misariat for Foreign Affairs has United States Navy. It is announced Andy Devino.
instructed the Soviet Embassy at that they will build 270 flying fort- Tokyo and the Soviet Consul-General "Shall Wo
resies, and have opened bids for Dance" (Oriental at Harbin to protest to the Japanese bombers for above $20,000,000. Theatre, to-day)-Fred Astaire and and Manchukuoan Governments; degimultaneously a spokesman of the Ginger Rogers back again. Quito a manding that measures be taken to change from the sombre pictures revent further. violations of the War Department has announced planos for a force of 1,000 "serviceable, now being shown in first-run theatres.) border. Reuter.
United Preis adds that there were
modern and efficient fighting planes" *Masked Woman". (Majestio Thea- no casualties in the firing, but this
by the end of 1938, virtually doubling fre, to-day).—Betlo
the number now in operation. Davis Inn is tho first serious border ineldent typical role, supported by Humphrey since the Amur River dispute of last Bogart.
Junci
It is officially stated that 1,500 planes are now under construction or
011 all
"RADIO PARSON”
of the
PASSES
(Continued from Page 1.) on order, so that by 1040 the Amy. He was honorary secretary will be operating 2,320 fighting planes. Life and Liberty Movement, National Treasury statements show that BX- President of the Brotherhood Move- penditure for national defence in ment, President of the Sherlock running 10 per cent. above that Holmes Society, of last year, which is slightly in excess of President Roosevelt's budget allotment.
Since July 1 there has bene spent $303,497,204 compared with $200,704, previous year. 250 for the corresponding period the Admiral William D. Leahy, Chief of Naval operations, in an Interview with United Press, stated recently, "I may say that our air force at prement Is acknowledged by all foreign navies! - to be by far the most-efficient in
existence)--United - Prose.
POST OFFICE.
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The mall is due to arrive at London on December 17.
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HANDSOME “MAJOR"
BIGAMY. INDICTMENT SECURED
thralled by his-stirring stories of his Shanghai "adventures. She paid for the wedding trip and flew to Carson City, Nevada, three weeks ago, when it developed that Hallett had been.. [twice married at Seattle,
He was appointed Select Preacher at Cambridge in 1921, und, in the same year was lecturer in Pastrol Theology at that University. In 1931
His former wives had been captiv- he was made Lecturer at St. Martin-
ated by his accounts of exploits in the in-the-Fields, and appointed Proctor
Foreign Legion." of the Diocese of London in 1922.
San Francisco, Oct, 30.
Ils. Orst wife obtained Herbert Arnold Hallett, 44, hand- He was a prolific writer, among his
a bigamy many well known publications being some self-styled major of the French indictment and the second is suing "The Impatience of a Parson", "Shep Foreign Legion and hero of Chinese for a divorce. The third plans a pard's Ple". ""If I wore Dictator'inir raids, has been arrosted on the divorce immediately. The police said, Some of My Rellaion". The Human complaint of his third wife, the that In addition ho would be charged Parson", and "My Hopas and Hears former Florence Archer,
with impersonation of a United States- for the Church".
She said that she had been en-Army officer-United Press.