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H.K. Stock Market
were
The following quotations issued on the Hongkong Stock Mar- ket this morning.
BANKS
Friday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Straight From
THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM ASSOCIATION OF
HONGKONG
The Shoulder
Lord Privy Soal's Plain Words On India Issue
LONDON, Oct. 20 (Reuter).
The Annual General Meeting of the above Aanociation will be held In the Board Room, South China-Britain's future policy with Morning Post, Ltd., on Friday, regard to India was outlined by Sir Samuel Hoare during the debate in the House of Com- November 10th at 6.15 p.m.
mons on India and the war, Business: Annual Report
G.
to
and Statement of Accounts. Election of Offers. Recommendations Incoming Committee. W. MULCAHY,
Hon. Secretary.
R.
Sir Samuel, at the outset, referred to the divisions that had made so dimeult the task of establishing a responsible government at the CCB- tre in India, and sold that as long as they existed, it was impossible for the Government to accept a demand for Immediate full responsibility at the centre on a particular date.
If they did so, they would be false to the pledges given time after time In mast solemn words to the Moslems and other minorities and the European community.
of
the way
Exchange At A Glance
SELLING
T.T. London
Demand do. T.T. Shangai
T.T. Singapore T.T. Japan TT. India.
1/2 1/2
.200 5234
10514
02
T. T. U.S.A.
T.T. Manlio
2411 .40%
T.T. Batavia
43%
T. Bangkok
1401⁄2
Saigon
.108
$10.00
ton .1/0/%2
do.
.1/3
.1/37%2 .25% 11.45
.84% .4.02
T.T. France T.T. Switzerland TT. Australia
BUYING
4 m/s L/C London 4 m/s D/F
4 m/m L/C U.S.A.
m/s France
30 d/s India.
U.S. Cross rate in Lon.
U.S. Cross rate in N.Y...4.00
Pointing The Pistol
October 27, 1939,
PREMIER ACCUSES VON RIBBENTROP
(Continued from Page 1.) desired and plotted for war is known by the whole world to be untrue.
"No government ever sough moru ardently to avoid war or took greater risks to preserve peace than did the government of this country"
Content To Bo Judged After declaring that the Govern- already published thu ment had essential documents of the war, Mr. Chamberlain said: "We are content to be judged by the facts and to know that the verdlet of the great majority of neutral observers is in our favour."
Mr. Chamberlain recalled that Siri Neviia Henderson, the Ambassador to Germany, had referred to the en- couragement given Hiller by Herr von Ribbentrop, who had apparently advised him up to the fast moment that Britain would not fight.
"Yet this is the man who now ns- serts that the whale object of Britain and Poland since 1933 has been to concert a war against Germany," said Mr. Chamberlain,
"Future historians will have to consider how far the great tragedy of our time is due to the failure of lerr von Ribbentrop to comprehend the Dolley or the character of the British peoplo.
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 30th day of October, 1935, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at a Thu Chung, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal, at a Crown Reat to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of Sir Samuel added: "We long ago set Germany is publicly adopting the which he said: "The Fuchrer is con-
musi
The Alternatives Referring to the alternative non-co-operation, under which Indian Congress went its own and the British Government and the minority communities in India went theirs, Sir Samuel said:
this issue. we. "If it comes
be should have no choice. The King- Emperor's Government carried on with efficiency, strength. and Justlee."
they started After stating that
constitutionni India on the greatest experiment the world had ever seen, ambillons. We Imperialistle faride
believe our mission in the world is 75 years.
us themselves, Intending bidders are advised not to govern other people but to
help others #overn that immediately after the dispe-shown in the Indiu Act of 1935, under an of the lot the Purchaser (if which of our own free will we trans- ferred wide authority to the Indian not the applicant) will be required Government.
authorised to deposit with officer who will be present at the sale, the sum of two hundred dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum will be refunded on payment of the Purchase price.
1417
7% D. PARTICULARS OF THE LOTS.
1.K. Bank $.
1.K. Banks (Lon. Reg.) HI.K. Banks (HK. Reg.) Chartered £
Metanille, A. & D. E.
1,300 b. £..77 m. £...78 n.
.2015 n
Mercantile, C. E
10% R.
East Asia S.
.72 n.
INSURANCES
Cantons
.202 b.
Union $...
.400 sa.
.1%
0.
.170 >>.
.07% b.
12 n.
00 п.
85/- n.
8.10 n.
101 n.
,18
China Underwriters $
I.K. Fire $..
SHIPPING
Douglases $
DOCKS ETC.
.30
Steambouls $.
Indo-Chinus, P'.$
Indo-Chinas, DS..
Shell (Bearers)
/-
Waterboats $.
Wharves $.
Docks ..
Providents 5.
Now Eng. Sh.
141⁄2 n.
Sh. Docks Sh. $.
MINING
13/0 n.
Kallan 5/-
Raubs $.
Venz. Gold 8.
H.K. Mines Cts.
Hotels $.
Landis
LANDS
Lant 4% de. $..
S'ral Lands, Sh. $.
Humphreys $..
H.K. Realties $.
Chinese states $..
UTILITIES
.4 b.
.175 21.
.0.00 .
.4 n.
.4 B.
..4 b. .32.10 sa.
par. n.
. .
4.10 b. 100 n.
7.40 n.
[ Mo.Di Sale
ou luland
Registry No
Locality
04193.
Between Kas
Lots Nos. 1947 1
ung Road,
210,
la Islay Chung.
G.
Boundary
Meszarements;
* per sale plani.
Contents in
eq. feet.
An. Bent.
Upset Price
3,10000
135
R.
$2,325*
After-War Promise
"Herr von Ribbentrop destres, i seems, to invite Soviet Russia to join a crusade against the British Em- pire." (Ironical laughter),
Voiled Nazi Throat To Neutrals AMSTERDAM, Oct. 28 (Reuter). standpoint that neutral countries are really neutral only if they maintain level, states the Berlin correspondent their experts to the Reich's pre-war
While Germany admlls that Holland c! the "Handelsblad."
unable to disregard the British blockade by continuing deliveries at
Tri the laughter, which the pre-war level,,circles in Berlin,
this pronouncement, nccording to this correspondent, take following
Herr
Soviet Envoy Amused Mr. Chamberlain recalled von Ribbentrop's address when he' Arsi camo to England in 1936 In vinced that there is only one real
Is the! donger to Europe, and to the British spreading of Communism, this most) terrible of all diseases (Loud Laugh- Empire as well, and that
ter-terrible because people gener- ally, seem to realise its danger only when it is too late.
ensued
Ambas-
"It is in this spirit that we intende view that she must do her utmost Ivan Manisky, the Russian to administer the Act and during then this respect and refrain from sub-sador to London, also joined, the division standing in the way of wishes. war we will do our utmost to remove milting without more ado to Britain's its full achievement.
cnds
M.
"The
TAXATION LEAGUE
(Continued from Page 1.) pension bill and suggests that the age
raised. imll for Civil Servants should be G.B. protests against any sugges. tion that the petrol tax should be in- creased and points out that there are considerably higher than
was
the case a few months ago. He would like to see import duties imposed on forcina motor-cars.
ILW.M. agrees with other readers that Income Tax would be the worst
TAX TABLE
Here are the suggestions of readers tabulated to show 'you how they would raise extra revenuo,
Wines, spirits, beer Horse Racing
Sales Tax
Per
CeBl
Entertainment Tax
00
DO
Luxury Articles
30
45
10
40
35 25
Club and other taxen Bachelors
Government lotteries Perfumes
Dogs
Tobacco and Cigarettes... 25 Between 10 and 25 per cent, of the votes were cast for the following taxations, Driver's and radio licences, stock ex- change margin appreciation, Jewellery, rand-side hoardings and electric signs, huts, death duties.
Others voted for: Melor car taxation, Increased radio Leences, super tax, 10x
childicas couples, landing charges, duties un foreign goods, Increased as- sessment taxes, window taxes, inxution on property Qwners, taxation, ten, oils, business petrol and sult.
оп
off by
Use this box to mark
types of means of a tick, the taxation you would propose. If you have any additional sugges- tions, add them on a sheet of paper or on a post-card.
POST OFFICE
ADDITION OF SENDER'S ADDRESS
Every article sent throuds tha Posts should bear in the left-hand corner, or on the back, the name and address of the sender, so that the Post Office may be able in case of non-delivery, to return it unopened and without delay. A large num ber of undelivered articles destroyed every year at the Return- ed Letter Omeer because they contain ao cluc, outsida or inside, of the whereabouts of the senderă.
что
Owing to the uncertainty of Sea transport the publla are requested to post Christmas Parcels early, pro- ferably before the end of October.
Small Parket Port to all countries- La suspended.
OUTWARD MAH, TIMES
Registered and Parcel Mall aro closed 15 minutes earlier than the ume given below unless otherwise stated, and where maila oro advertis- ed to close at or before a.m. regl Lered and parect mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day. When malls are advertised to close afler B pan. Registered and Parcel molla are closed at p..
INWARD
Haiphong
Japan Japan
MAILS
.Oct. 28.
Oct. 27. .Oct. 27.
Oct. 27.
Mallia
.Oct. 27:
Calcutta and Saigon
Oct. 28.
Japan
Japan and Shanghal
Oct, 28.
Oct. 28.
U.S.A., Honolulu, Jupan and Shang-
hun! (Son
Celober)
Shanghai
Manila
6th ..Oct. 23, ..Oct. 20. U.S.A., Honolulu and Japan (San Francisco date, 30th September)
date, Francisco
Oct. 28. Haiphong, Pakhoi and Hollow
Jupan....
Japan and Shanghai
Shanghai
Manila
Shanghai and Amoy Straits
Oct. 20.
Oct, 20.
.Oct. 29,
Oct. 29.
.Oct. 29.
Oct. 29.
Mr. Chamberlain added: positive conclusion which we appar- ently are asked to draw from Herr 30 Neutral Ships Sunk
Oct, 29. AMSTERDAM, Oct. 20 (Reuter). von Ribbentrop's speech is that the
Air Mall by "Imperial Airways "When the war ends, and
result of the-Since the outbreak of war, Ger- German Government have made a possible thing that Government could
on Europeans.
Direct Service" -London dato 21st victoriously as the
E.M. in Empire's united efforts, we mean many has sunk at least 30 neutral choice which, as I stated on October do. It would, he says, certainly fall
October supporting increased to proceed at once to deal with the ships and tears are now being ex-12, lay before them. He has at- nounced their intention of seeing the
assessment rates, points out that there Shanghai.....
extra would be no
expenses in Shanghai and Amoy constitutional difficulties that have pressed for two more,
One of thein is four months over-struggle through with all their energy emerged in the experience of receni
collecting this form of taxation.
Straits due and the other has been, missing and strength.
Only One Reply
H. L. D. opposes any suggestions Australia and Manila years.
and non-co-for a fortnight.
that water should be taxed, "Non-co-operation
They both flow the Netherlands fag operation alone will stop this swift
and were plying between and steady progress."
Sweden to ports, the former from
latter from Amsterdam and the Antwerp to Rigo.
"Clumsy Document" Taking part in the debate, Lt. Col. Wedgwood Benn (Labour) sold that he considered the White Paper a "clumsy document."
It had drawn penetrating questions from Gandhi as to what were our war aims and whether India would share them.
much s
thai Germany
"I that indeed is their decision
He
Jopan ..
neutral there ean be but one reply, and we agrees that the bachelor tax would, Japan and Shanghal
be an excellent idea, but would like Shanghai to see it confined to bachelors over straits 35 years of age, He also supports
will not stand by
carpequences."
.Oct. 30.
Oct. 30.
.Oct. 30.
.Oct. 20.
.Oct. 31.
.Oct. 31.
Oct, 91.
Oct. 81.
Nov. 1. .Nov, 1.
are prepared to give it.
Oct. 31. has that "I is
not England challenged Germany. It is the Ger
Direct Service-San Francis date, inan Government who, by persistent
.Nov, 1. Newspaper's Hint
B. K: "My friends and 1 belleve
261 October of our repeated warnings, have forced that luxuries should be the first thing Air Mail by "Air France Direct LONDON, Oct. 26 (Reuter). The ucts of aggression, pursued in the face taxation on childiezs married couples. Air Mail by "Pan American Airways
afford take up arms, to be taxed. If people can German newspaper "Deutsche Dients,"
us nt last reluctantly
Service"-Paris date, 25th October Nov, 1. which is generally considered to it is the German Government who, to bet or buy wines they could pay
.Nov. 1. speak with authority, said to-day reckless disregard of pledged
by
Haiphong and Holhow
Nov. 1. that it can be regarded as certain words and the rights and liberties of extra for them."
Japan Philatelist: "A cheap method of He reviewed India's contribution quietly should neutral countries In-oer peoples, must bear the respon- obtaining revenue would be to issue Java, and Manila
Manila.. sibility for this war, and for all new postage stamps. Phiintelists all
Air in the last war and the contribution crease their exports to Britain.
over the world would contribule to-
Mail by "Imperial Airways India she could make in this one.
Commenting on the Russian protest
wards the Colony's revenue."
Direct Service"-London date, 25th Nov. 2. hated criam us
did over the British Contraband Control,
October Other letters from readers will be Britain.
Remi-officlul circles point out that it
published to-morrow. Clip out the Sandakan There had been a lot of unneces-is similar to that imposed during the
box on Puge 1 and tick off the items Australia and Manlia sary confusion in the matter of Btl-Great War by the Allies--including
you would like to see taxed. Also Shanghai tain's policy on Dominion Status Russia.
(but not necessarily) enclose on a The Soviet note is considered some- India was now asked to make sacrl-
separate sheet of paper your reasona fices and she was entitled to be what strange, therefore, and it is also
MOSCOW, Oct. 20 (Reuter). The for suggesting or opposing any form assured that the cause was also hers considered add that at the same time
Soviet Russia should inform the first Russian newspaper comment on of taxation. Address letters to the Formosa namely, freedom.
United States Government that the the United States Senate debate on "Hongkong Telegraph," 3, Wyndham |
by the Street. City of Flint is to be detained to the Neutrality Bili is made enable a check to be made on her army newspaper "Red Star."
The journal attacks the proposed cargo.
changes which, it claims, are due to reactionary circles which want to turn the war in Western Europe into a world war.
He considered that the Indians should be represented on the Imperial War Counelf in Londen.
He agreed int nothing could be done about the 1935-Act-until-the- war was over, but Britain must now decide how far she could go in secur-
ing freedom in India.
Regarding the eventual discussion of this, he suld conferences should
First Victory In Embargo Repeal
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (Reuter).
be held in India and the task of any delegates Britain might send would be, to set the seal on any agreement-In what is generally agreed to be the Indians made.
Soviet Paper And Neutrality Bill
DANES INTERN
NAZI PLANE
U. S.-COMMODITY.
PRICES
LATEST CABLED
QUOTATIONS
PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Publie Auction to be held on Monday, the 30th day of October, 1939, at 3 p.m., at the Officer of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Argyle Street, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at Crown Rent to be fired by the
Lord Privy Seal Replies Replying, Sir Samuel Hoare re- Surveyor of His Majesty the
two proposals the KING, for one further term of terred to the
Viceroy had mude, that a constitu- tional policy should be considered at The amendment was designed to The pilot and crew are interned, 75 years.
The pursult plane wus from the Intending bidders are advised the end of the war, and that during forbid the sale of munitions to all Tractions (Prof.) a/~ .22/- 5.
that immediately after the dispo-the war leading Indians should be foreign nations, neutral or belliger- "Red Devil Squadron," a continuation
exception of the states in the western the last war, Cald: Macg. (ord.), Sh.....14 n. aal of the lot the Purchaser (if consulted about all important ques-ent, in peace time or war, with the of the famous Richtofen squadron of July (New
warring with ...13 not the applicant) will be required The proposals had been rejected hemisphere
authorised by Congress and accepted by most American nations. .14.10 60. to deposit with an
4.90 n. Meer who will be present at the of the rest of India.
sate, the sum of two hundred dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum
Trams $....
15.00 m.
Peak Trams (old) $.
Peak Trams (new) $.
.3.70 n.
Star Ferries $..
0114 n.
Y. Ferries
..........
China Lights (oki)
China Light (new) $. 11.K. Electrics S. Mucus Electrics
Sandakan Lights $.
Telephones (old $. Telephones (new) $ Tractions si-
.22 b. 7.00 b. .44 b. .50 n. 18 n 11/2 b. 20.20 b. .7.60 n
10/- 1.
INDUSTRIALS
Cold: Macg. (Pre.), Sh.
Canton Ices' $.
Comments $... H.K. Hopes $.
STORES, &e. Dairy Farms (old) $. Dairy Farms (new) Watsons $...... Lane, Crawforda $ Sinceres $.
Wing On (ILK.) $.. Powell, Ltd. 3..
COTTON MILLS
Ewo Sh. $..
S'hai Cotton Sh. $.
..1 D.
.2011 5. .10% b. 7,00 0,
will be refunded on payment of
.7% n. the Purchase price. 1.80 n PARTICULARS OF THE
.41 n.
....1 m.
22
n.
176 n.
12 n.
.48 n.
Zoong Sing, Sh. $.
Wing On Textiles, Sh. $.
.K. Entertainments $....6.35 sa.
Vibro Piling $..........
MISC.
Construction (old) $..
.1.55 n.
Construptions (new) $.
..1 m.
..8% n.
Ch. Govt. 5% 1923
G. Bonds
30% n.
H.K. Govt. 4% Lean
H.K. Govt, 32% Loan
.100 n. .071⁄2
Markmons (Lon.) -/-
13/- n.
,4/- 0.
Marsmans (136) 2/-
Kowloon Inland
Lot No 4194.
Registry No
Locality
Adjoining Kowloon Inland Lots No.
3387 & 3891,
Argyle Street.
Boundary
Blokadrementa
As per salo plan.
LOTS.
Contents it
12,400
sq. lect
Upiet ↑
1126'6
FAREWELL MARX! NEW POLISH ARMY
Capitalism On March
Again In Russia
IS REVIEWED
and French armies.
PARIS, Oct, 20 (Reuter)-General Sikorski, the new Pollsh Premier, on Wednesday Inspected the Polish PARIS, Oct. 26 (Router).-Legion which is now being trained The Soviot Government is pre- to take its place besides the British paring for a sensational Bur- prise for the 22nd Anniversary of the revolution on November 7, according to a Moscow report.
Tide report states that 'decrees are being drafted to permit holding prie vate property, private farms, free in- land trade and private industrial enterprises,
Several thousand men marched past him in review.
When General Sikorski came to the entrance to the camp, a private came to attention and saluted.
the
Lions.
I has been asked why Britain
the political Indians made
could not have gone further and directly responsible for the conduct
of the war. It must be remembered that the British polley was centred around the polley of Dominion Status and full equality of Indians with other parts of the Empire.
Difficulties
Dominion Status must be regulated hy fnets that actually exist and will be achieved as soon as these facts do cxist.
Difficulties arise out of many divisions in Indian life and Indians themselves must remove them По long as they exist, Government can.. not accept the demand for more and
without fulf responsibly
the first test of strength on the Arms Embargo Repcal, the Administration AMSTERDAM, Oct. 20 (Neuler).-- has won a victory of 55 votes to 27 Danish authorities to-day confiscated by the Senate's rejection of the a German pursuit plane which land- amendment of Senator Downey (De-ed in Northern Schleswig after the
pilot had lost his way, mocrat).
non-
BRITAIN BUYING EGYPT'S COTTON
Dec.
Jan.
Mar.
May
July
New York Colton
New York, Oct. 20.
Opening Closing
0.08/09
19.98b/20.10a 18.05/20,00 10.90/32
OUTWARD MAILS Friday, Oct 27 Saturday, Oct 28 Saigon Shanghal and
Tientsin
Amoy
Manila
.Nov. 2. ..Nov. 3. Nov. 3.
..... 7. p.m. ..10.30 a.m. for anly parcels
.12.30 p.m. .3.30 p.m.
Strails and Calcutta
Porcela
Ord...
6.00 p.m.
....Oct. 28, 5 pm, .Oct. 28, 5.30 p.m. Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-Dae London, 5th November.
Iter.
G.P.O. & KP.O.
.Oct. 28, 5.00 p.m. ...Oct. 28, 5.30pm. Australia and New Zealand via
Onil.
Thursday Island-due Thursday Island, 11th November
G.P.O. and K.г.0.
...B. pum.
..0.30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20° Shanghai and Parcela only for ..0.60 p.m. Tientsin. Fort Bayard, Holhow and Fakhol
9.00 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 80
.......0.30 a.m. Parcels only for Calcutta....Noon. Straits and Calcutta.
Parcels..
0.10/17
9.10/10
0.01 N
8.00/97
5.00/01
Reg.
8.01/81
6.70/70
Ord.
8.04/04
8.00/61
contract)
0.85/85 0.70 N
New York Rubber
Madras Assembly Backs Congress
Dec.
Mar.
May
18.03b/00a
July
July
Dec, Moy
18.85/85 18.44b/50 18.30b/50 18.25 N
unquoted Total sales for the day:-1,160 tons,
Chicago Wheat
84%/84% B414-84 81%/84% 8334/83
8214/824 Wednesday's sales: •
11,700,000 bushels. Chicago Corn
30/49% 4934/493% 02/621
$24/52% 534/53
60%/60 7034/70% 75% b
Swalow Japan
Par.
Reg.
Ord.
71%/70%
MADRAS, Oct. 20 (Reuter)-The Sept. Legislative Assembly, by 153 voter SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
motion dis- to 22, has passed a isapproving the Viceroy's declnrallon. CAIRO, Oct. 20 (Reuter}-it
British and The motion also expresses confid-Dec. understood that the Egyptian Governments have con-ence in the Ministry and approves of May cluded an agreement whereby Bri- its intention to resign.
Members of the Muslim League three- tain will purchase one and
Party walked out of the Assembly quarter million cantors of cation.
when the Speaker ruled out of order The price remains to be settled. The Government has agreed that it the Party's amendment, is unnecessary for Bellain to buy the whole Egyptian crop.
Ogpu Search For bel Labour Conscripts
false to pledges to the minorities 'sud foren communities.
Norway And Sweden July To Start Re-arming De
LONDON, Oct. 20 (Reuter)----- Norway and Sweden have decided to HELSINGFORS, Oct. 26 (UF), spend £5,500,000 for defence, chielly
for their air forces. Regarding the suggestion that In- Reports from Tallinn state that the
asked the The Norwegian Minister for Do- dian political leaders should hold Soviet authorities have
secret police) for fence announces that £3,250,000 will portfolios, this was also a difficult Ogpu (Russian
overcome the be spent on supplies for the army. question, but he saw no reason why 2,000 prisoners to
re-examined, providing that these of Dagas and Gesel, where the bulld the situation should not be carefully shortage of Inbour of the Baille ports ing of military bases has already begun.
dimculties were removed.
With regard to consultative con- hastily (erence, Congress had too assumed that this meant nothing. He urged them to re-consider this It would make discussions at the end point and he believed they would of the war caster," he added.
Sir Samuel urged Congress to and the Viceroy eager to take the political leaders into his confidence meet the Viceroy before taking any!
irrevocable.docision. on war problems.
If, as rumoured, it came to non- co-operation, "wo here have no choice."
Appeal To Congress · "I believe myself that the great
The British Government wanted responsibilities, of consultations of this kind are not sumelently appre-co-operation, not conflict. It wanted to see its policy of Dominion Status cinted," Sir Samuel went on. returned General Sikorski
"If full use were made of them, for India achieved, and realisation of salute and then stepped forward and shook hands with the private, they might well prove the bridge on the conditions in which India could The private was his old friend, M.which to carry India over the great tako Its real place in the Empire.
Non-co-operation might put the The latter would not be permitted
workers Lipski, the Polish Ambassador in division of communal bitterness into to employ more than 80
A new way of constitutional advance, clock back for years. `oach.
Borlin until war broke out.
May
Winnipeg Wheat
FINNISH OPTIMISM
(Continued from Page 1.)
Ord.,
11.30 am. 12.30 p.m.
Parcels only for. Haiphong 1.00 p.m. Halphong
.2.00 pm. ....7 D.ITL.
Japan Straits; -Ceylon, India, East Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe.via.Mar- acilles due Marseilles, 1st Decem- Parcels due London ber and London, 9th December
O.P.O. and K.P.O.
Oct. 30.5 p.m.
Oct. 81, 8.45 um.
.Oct. 31, 0.30 a.m.
Shanghal, Japan, Honolulu, Canada, US.A., Central and South Amerion via Vancouver B.C., (Parcels for Canada
Vancouver only)-duc B.C., 10th November
G.P.O. and K.P.0.
Oct. 30. 5 p.m. .Oct. 31, 1.15 a.m. ...Oct. 31, 10 p.m.
Parcels Reg.
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Tuesday, Oct. 31
ond air force, while on' offeial decree was issued to-day Manila, Macassar and Sourabaya
8.30 u Wednesday the Swedish Parliament placing all monetary transactions
the Dalrezi
0.30 0.20, navy passed an appropriation of £2,250,- with foreign countries under 000 for 102 military aeroplanes, |control of the State Bank.
....I pan. Parcela only for Straits *The decree further prohibited ex- Air Mail for "Imperiat Airways Direct ports. from Finland in exchange for Service"-due Landon, Bth Nov.
K.P.0. foreign currency with the exception of certain specified conditions.
Oct. 31. 5.p.m Citizens with money in bank ac-
.Oct. 21, 5.30 pan counts or claims abroad have been
G.P.O. to the
King Sees Shells Manufactured
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH' ordered to surrender such LONDON, Oct. 20 (Reuter) -His Bank of Finland within eight days, Majesty the King to-day saw some wille payments for all goods bought mighty munition works turning out abroad must be affected through the shells, bullets and guns at a rate States Bank.
than the most
Red Espionage many times faster
Oct. HELSINKI, active tempo achieved in the last war.
(UP), The King learned that our quality Several Communists have been ar- of shells is considerably better than rested on espionage charges in Noril the best German or other European Finland. The cases, will be tried at manufacture and more plants are on Vasa the: way.
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tralla by "Imperial Altways Direct
Servico-due Rydney, 6th Nov.
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