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THE HONGKONG
Mussolini Tells Italy What To Eat
SELF-SUFFICIENCY
CAMPAIGN
Rome, Nov. 18. Signor Benito Mussolin launched the second year of his Self-Sufficiency campaign in-day when he addressed a meeting of industrial employers and employees, declaring that Italy must become a self-contained unit.
In the course OL trec meetings with, economic advisers, 11 Duce decided upon the amount of foreign food Italians may cut in the coming year, and beyond this amount, no foreign currency would be available. --keuter.
PEACE PRIZE FOR LORD
CECIL
Oslo, Nov. 18.
The 1937 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Viscount Cecil, Pre- sident of the League of Nations Union in Britain, who is at present muking a lecture tour of the United States. United. Press.
FRIDAY, TELEGRAPH.
HONGKONG STOCK
QUOTATIONS ·
The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary isaued at 3.15 p.m. yesterday saya:
The market is very dull.
Buyers
Canton Ins. $270. Union Ins, 55174. Indo-Chinas (Pret) $51. Indo-Chinos (Det) $43. Wm. Powell, Lid. $0.50.
Sellers
Hongkong Bank $1,650. -China Underwriters $1.60.
JL.K. Steambonts $9. HK. and W. Docks $204. H.K. Lands $3212.
HK. Tramways $13.00, Youmati Ferries $252. Telephones (Old) $20. Cements $12.10.
Dairy Farms $25. Shanghai Cottons $83.
HK. Govt. Loan 45% 5% p.m.
Sales
Rongkong Bank $1,680. Stor Ferties $82. China Lights (Old) $11. HK. Electrics $55. Cemenis $12.20,
SHIPS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
The following ships are expected to be in wireless communication with the longitong radio station-Prest deul Jocksson, President Coolidge, Conte Rosso, President Grant, Sels
The award is a little surprising, as It was generally regarded that Mr. Anthony Eden, the British Foreign Secretuary, would receive the honour this year. His name has been freely tan, Sinklang, Cape S1. Fronels, associated with the nomination for Funfrig, Bradburn, Gneisnau and the Prize, and quite recently it was | Talyin. stated that he was the only nominee Hikely to be put before the committee.
STOCK EXCHANGE JONGENSEN:
DEPRESSED
London, Nov. 18.
a
the The Stock Exchange, with exception of Brazilian Bonds which were not marked appreciably upon news that the debt service will be kept Up to date until new agrec- inent is reached, was depressed to- day especially among Industrials which encounted considerable pro- vincial se
selling.
Base metals reflected this weakness.
Commodities and coltun vased in sympathy with America. Wheat was lower owing to private ideas regard. ing the Argentine crop. Base metals! declined
On .lack of interest- Retter's Special.
VELVET CLAWS RECOGNITION FOR
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SUNDAY EASY LIVING
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FRANCO
BY AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
Vienna, Nov. 10. The de facto recognition of General Franco's Government by Austria is deduced by the official Reich Post. The Austrian Government since the beginning of September has been in contact with a Vienna representative of Nationalist Spain.
It is understood that Hungary has " THE SEASON'S
granted de facto recognition SMARTEST COMEDY | Reuter's Special. Jean Arthur Edward Arnold Ray Milland - Mary Nash..
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DEATH
Margaret Florence, died, November 10, 1037, wife of Capl. S. P. Jorgensen, Shanghat, and beloved mother of Noel,
Mavis. Peggy and
Shonghal papers please copy. Funeral service will be held at 4.30 p.m. at the Chapel of the Resurrection, Happy Valley,
STOP PRESS
CUSTOMS PROBLEM APPEARS. SOLVED
Tientsin, Nov. 10. Reuter has been authorised to state that following protracted discussion a satisfactory solution of the Customs siluation in North China has been reached.
Full details are not at present
STUDYING SILVER available, but the arrangement main-
PROBLEM
Washington, Nov. 18.
ly provides for the integrity of the Customs Administration, and rights of the Administration to carry
the
out its normal functions, regarding
Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Secretory which the Japanese authorities, who
of the Treasury, sald the Treasury are the controlling factor
at the
Is studying the Administration's present, are giving their full support. future silver programine. However,—Reuter.
they have not held discussions with
outside interests-United Press.
NEW ZEALAND BUYS
AEROPLANES FOR DEFENCE FORCES
Wellington, N.Z., Nov. 18.
It is reported that the New Zen-
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land Government has
ordered
aeroplanes from Britain for training the air arm of the New Zealand terri- terial defence force.-Router.
ANTI-FASCISTS SENTENCED
Rome, Nov. 18.
Another mass trial has been held before' a special tribunal for the de-. lence of the State.
It resulted in 23 anti-Fascists be- ing sentenced to prison sentences ranging from one to ten years.-- Beuter.
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FRANCE DENIES
REPRESENTATION FROM JAPANESE
Paris, Nov. 18.
denles The French Government thut it has received representations from Japan against the transport of
to War moterinis Chino through Indo-China,-Reuter.
FOG DISORGANISES
AIR SERVICE ›
London, Nov. 10. Fog at the Croydon and Lympre airports to-day compelled Inward- bound air liners from Paris to landi
and at Southampton, The Dutch Delgian Sabena services were coh. colled. One outward bound plane on the Paris service was cancelled.- British Wireless.
NOVEMBER 19,
Anglo-U.S. Trade Pact Discussed
Reciprocal Bargain Contemplated
Washington, Nov. 18. Air. Cordell Hull to-day un- nounced that the United States contemplated the negotiation of A reciprocal trade agreement with Britain an had invited interested person to submil suggestions of products which could be considered.
1937.
to the Mr. Hull drew attention fact that exports to Britain in 1836 were valued at $440,122,000, or up- proximately 18 per cent..of American United Kingdom exports, and the supplied the United States with gueda to the value of $200,383,000 or op- proximately eight per cent. of the fotal imports from all foreign coun- tries.
"The preliminary figures for the Arst nine months of 1937 indicate that there is still further recovery in our trade with the United Kingdom,'
ald Mr. Hull. "The export figure nearly 10 per represents a gain of cent, over the corresponding period of the preceding year and imports show a gain of 14 per cent."
is considered as the most important since the In- ception of negotiations for reciprocat trade agreements and it is held to be an important item in Mr. Hull's world peace programme.-United Press.
This announcement
This is the first formal step 10- wards the conclusion of an Anglo- American trade agreement, and is the climax of over a year's exploratory: work by the twe Governments, says Reuter.
Negotiations Start Soon
The actual start of negotiations is expected within a few weeks and must be preceded by public hearings at which interested persons can slalo their objections to reductions in American tariffs being made for any particular class of goods.
According to the Associated Press there is good reason to believe that the British Government has probably consented to grant some American products treatment equal to that which it now accords from the British dominions under Empire reference, belleving that more in- timate commercial ties between Bri- tain and the United States would set an example to the other nations to join in a general movement for reduction of world trade barriers.
The House of Commons made a statement simultaneously with Mr. Hull's announcement.-Router.
Commons Statement
London, Nov. 19. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Premier, expressed pleasure in informing the House of Commons to-day that in- formal exploratory discussions with a view to reaching an agreed bozis for negotiation for an Anglo- American trade agreement hnd reached a point where both countries felt able to announce that negatio- tions for such an agreement "wert contemplated.
He added that this announcement marked definite well-recognised
step in the United States procedure of negotiations-Reuter.
OUR GUIDE TO THE CINEMAS
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"The Good Earth" (King's Thea- to-day) Pearl Buck's best- seller made into a picture which will not be forgotten quickly. It is a strangely moving film, with Paul Muni and Louise Rainer taking the acting honours.
"Bulldog Drummond Comes Back" (Queen's Theatre, to-day).—Another story of the famous Sapper hero, this time played by young John Howard. "Robber Barons" (Alhambra Thea- ire. to-day) Shown recently at Queen's Theatre, this aim earned favourable reports. Edward Arnold, Cary Grant, Frances Farmer and Jack Oakle are the chief players,
"The Case of the Velvet Claws" (Oriental Theatre, to-day)-A my- stery Alm, with Warren Willam as Perry Mason.
The King and the Chorus Girl" (Majestic Theatre, to-day),A frothy production, introducing Fernand Gravet, the French actor. He is given splendid support by Joan Blondell and Edward Everett Horton.
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