THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949.
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CAN COUNT ON ME
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TALK
MUCH
Check Your Knowledge
1 From what is beer made?
RECORDED MUSIC-
BEECHAM'S VERSION OF "TAPIOLA"
BY DELOS SMITH
FTER a long time without excited over yet another record AFTER lamellus
forest
BY THE
WAY
by Beachcomber
DHE discovery that wing- THE
less chickens have only two toe-nails may have an Important effect on the ex- port drive.
4
FOR THE BUSINESSMAN
World's Need Britain, America For Sugar Oppose Egyptian Agreement Proposal To FAO
New York, Nov. 30-Mr Teodoro Santiesteban, one of four Cuban delegates to the recent sugar penference in London, predicted "very dark"
*
future for the world's sugar industry it International workin agreement was not reached. Mr Santesteban said he thought
YEST.
on
tonal evocation of the Finnish n'ore in existence. It is by the god, Toplo, is Boston Symphony and Kousse-
Chickens' toe-nails are used na chillingly strange as evor, vitzky, and one compliment to make the tiny flanges on the and as silmulating. Sibelius art, may be paid to it instanty-it upper tima of airake forcers for of course. Still, the playing had a much more compostr
han wefting-spokes. They replaced something to do with the result conductor, being a straight-mica for this purpose two years and tha recorded performance forward reading and undeviating-ngo, being less resilient and by Sir Thomas Beecham and ly honest. Still, I prefer the old therefore easier to re-set.
The his Royal Philharmonic of Mengelberg version,
might which new backless pigs have no toe- "Tapiola" is full of merit. not straightforward but goes nails at all, and the halra
One is its management templ which avoids monotony, Victor: four
of deeper and exposes more, (RCA their ears are used to make de- 12-inch standard lento struts for smoked glasses or 7-inch 45 rpm).
tised in eclipses of
of the sun, not to mention the moon. The re verse is true of the well between ducks' feet, which are treated with silicoss and mado inta door-plugs and stoppings for opposing the lace-making leaking bollers. mode of playing Chopin-which Hampson. Right: in its extremes can be plegust- Erskine. Inset: ing-he is also getting from the Northampton. music what it contains. This
without recourse to mood-shat-
tering oppositions, Another is the clarity of delineation A plano player with the sense Among orchestral elements, to make the most of the mascu- achieved without disturbing the line qualities of Chopin deserves shifting pattern of lights, shad- rousing applause. He not only own and colour. The recording quality on the 45 rpm 7-inch 4. What Is meant by the dises ไส magnificent. (RCA leeward side of a vessel?
Victor; two 12-inch standard or 7-inch 45 rpm.)
2.
What is an amulet?
What is a log-book?
6. Locate the Thousand
Yet Another "Fifth" Despite unflagging enthusiasm for Beethoven's Fifth or "Fate"
cannot you
get
0. What is a Mussulman?
(Answers at foot of Column 1) Symphony,
HE annual contract bridgo
teachers' convention con-Islands, ducted by Charice H. Goren of Philadelphin was held at the Park Sheraton Hotel in New York City. Teachers from all paris of the country will gather there for a course in the latest methods of teaching contract bridge
BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE: Early-Morning Conversation
Goren gave me toxiny's lesson haud, which brings out the point that players whe complain about guessing wrong could eliminate the guesa by proper technique. We will probably never piny an evening of bridge without hear-IDDAP, the
-Knart Had a Talk With the Milk-Wagon Horse- By MAX TRELL
to
WIER
Milk-Wagon someone say, "If only
IX home,
Was standing in could guess them right!"'-yet in front of the house, hitched the majority of cases the guess the white milk-wagon. work can be eliminated.
still very early in the morning. The milk-man was off, selling bottles of milk and cream the steps of various houses on the street. Meanwhile Knart, from the win- downstairs
First, a word about the bid- dling Over on spade North Jumped to three spades, which
ม
a stronger bid than four. Aspylag kidog Jump to four paties tells your dow,
buried
(21
10
pariner that you cannot see any have a chat with him. prospect of 1 dam, but you "God-morning, Olddap!" he
think there in a game in the mid.
hand.
A jump to three spades To
Kaarf's
surprise,
the
· Left: Mr
Commander Seagulls off
was
agreement
Ari bo
reached next
The chief obstacle at present, he said, was that no agreement could be reached unul Great Britain and Cominonwealth nailons completed their sugar con- ference due for next year. ~~~Reuter,
More Jap
talking Trade
about Bindmyre, Thiskin the
and Gopp (poor Mrs Gopp had * resigned As a protest against about William Chattic. Success and
went to William's head.
"new-fangled vulgarity"). Controls Go
Washington, Nov. 30-Egypt proposed today. that the Food and Agricultural Organisation should ask the Economic and Social Council to consider ways and means of enabling low-income countries to use their blocked foreign currency, holdings.
The proposal was made in a resolution which was withdrawn when the FAO Commission, now discussing foreign investment, decided merely to draw the attention of international financial organisations to the existence of the problem.
Britain and the United | believe the problem of blocked States opposed the Egyptian balances could be separated proposal.
from the broader problem of convertibility.
Abdel Galli Dey El Emory, of Canadian suggestion
The Organisation adopted à Egypt, said that his Gove problem of blocked currencies that the ment did not propose that the entire blocked funds should be freed The
should be mentioned in the con-
at once. It visualised ference report, stressing its im- creation of a machinery for portance to primary producers,~~~ multilateral convertibility of a
Reuter. substantial portion of the balances each year.
A small percentage of Egypt's HONGKONG
refers to Gyorgy Sandor's re- The Dark Horse (X) Minor, the Fantsale-Impromptu cording of the Fantaste in FVERYBODY in C-Sharp Minor, and
Barcarolic in F Sharp issued under
the title, "A Chopin Recital." He is an artist who has grown enormously in recent years as these recortis, of good Daphne Poppleford hardly re- Douglas
Tokyo, Nov. 30.--General but not exceptional mechanical
MacArthuannually and only a small par- currency holdings were released quality, will demonstrate to you. Cognised him, But WBIlam
Supreme Allied Commander ton of this was convertible. (Columbla Three
made one mistake. 12-inch
When he standard or one side of one 12-was invited to dine
with
Sir in Japan, announced today Inch LP.)
Edward Bindmyre and Primula that Japanese at a West End restaurant so "ex- would be allowed to return import the capital goods we need clusive" that only fools prepared to "normal commercial prache raid. The purchases we do
for our economic development," The turnover on the Stock to be robbed and poisoned 10
Exchange this morning wan beastly company could
moke are often made at a great | $393,B12:00. Transactions and Under a law passed today by sacrifice."
nood prices to go there. William told him- self that he would soon he the Japanese Parliament all
(Tomorrow-Unusual Angles)
CHESS PROBLEM
By W. and S. PIMENOFF Black, 10 pieces.
R
The milk man net two bottles on the step.
teils your partner that you are milk-wagon horse hardly seem- sure there is a
to hear hin. game, and you ed
or even tu think there may the a slam, notice that he was standing in South did not bother to use the front of him. Knart finally Blackwood convention. He made touched him gently on the
neck
looked up and Giddap with a sort,
good-mor- good-morning." or coal, or loads
a direet bid of six spades.
In the play the opening lead ning, Knarf,
of the three of hearta was won
by declarer with the ten. Now if Knarf
South could guess the diamand
or club correctly, he would have
no problem; but why not climi-ly.
the ensh
"Oh.
Nothing Wrong
of sand, or
•
White, 10 pieces.
Solution
To
yesterday's
For the
afford ticos" tomorrow.
The Jestination. »*
exportera
"We and ourselves unable to
SHARES
$5,000 fo
10
060
10 60
660
40 0
Director, and mar
and married to Primu-exports will be on n private
The Egyptian resolution ask- SHARES BUYERS SELLERS SALES ed the conference to recognise | GOVT, LOANS Booby had basis. provided "exporters mistake great
that low-income countries were mistaken the smile she always exercise due respect for laws
354 (1948) handicapped in their efforts to BANKS gave to anybody who might be and regulations prohibiting un-
and IFK Bank the fair competition in the country nutritional
Improve their producünn her new hanger-on, CILE the
standards
INSURANCES through Union oft and boredom of final novelty worn crashed back, for a genuine in-
Government is
the blocking of their funds. vilation to fall in love.
legislation Nor preparing
Sir Sydney Calne, for Britain, placing had he realised that while Str imports on the same free basta and said that the International oppused the Egyption proposal Edward might think it an excel-by January 1, 1950, the an- Monetary Fund was the appro- bent advertisement for his busi-nouncement added.
priate body for the discussion ess to have shirts worn outside
announced of such issues. waistcoats, he did no intend to that the
Government Mr Jaraca Dillon, the Irish follow up the idea in his private was
form an Exporters' Minister of Agriculture, dis- life. That was William's mis-Association to be charged with agreed with the Egyptian pro- maintaining export prices at prosal because Ireland did not level which would prevent Japan
being criticised for "dumping".
take.
Sailor song
His motto is a wife in every port, To comfort and console his
roving life.
retort:
" anything wrong?" Raked lumber and bricks for building
houses. "What
wonderfully White to play and mate in two. Ladies, there is strong horses you would see in those days-huge gray fellows problem: with broad backs and muscles 1, B-K8, any; 2, Kt (dis ch, or like iron, yet with gentle eyes dbt ch) mates, and fine manners! Or those
"Well,"
Giddan slow raid "nothing's wrong exactly, noto the guess? Take two rounds I mean-well, I might as well of trumps,
heart tell you the truth. There's a black beauties the fire horses tricks, then cash the ace of clubs great deal that's wrong. "I'm who would race through the and lead the queen of clubs. It
streets with bells clanging and makes no difference who wins it. A diamond return will givo declarer a free diamond finesse, and any other return will give him a man and a discord,
10
CROSSWORD
Across
1. Atudern semmion of costar-change?
10.31
A source of pride in one's cap
19. Toleo in a wrangle. (4.
Rants in travesty of sustion, 181
19. in reverse before ani upot trai
and the cherries: appear, 173
14. Will. 15)
17. A in it there is contract. 13)
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battle roli'd" Tennyson), (5)
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applicable to coole or
batia. 14)
Bullard
26. Taken by those who utilise the lie
of the land for salf-protection.
TB)
25
The Emperor Vespasian embracro
it rather than governed it. (4)
20. With grace and dignity, (9)
-Down
f. Not the door to infas, (4)
Dad makes it what he lo, th
Tattered practical joke. (3)
4. Carpenter é too). (4)
d. It was tomorrow the day before
• (9)
6. Fat and forty too. 143
21s interest 19 in skins. (7)
D. A bad one is not to be trusted
(3)
H. tescina. (0)
Over the or upside down. (8)
1. You can do it to attendanco. The
owl and the pussy cat sed to by the light of the moon. 151.
16. Be produces oll in whole or in
park 4639
14 town part of the readdress. (d) 19. Gathered by the sbaent-minded.
21. flop-drying, houssi. (4)
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Answers ›
1. Mait and hops. 2. A neck- 'lace or other ornament worn as a charm against evil. 3. The
book in which the chief events of a voyage are entered 4. The opposite side from which
the
wind le blowing. D. In the St Lawrance River, near Lake Ontario. A bellever in Mohammedanlām;
getting very worried."
'About what, Giddap?” "About work-about happen."
WAS
to
stated that
General MacArthur's head- quarters
private excellent buyers and sellers who did not conform to Japanese law and
trado
agreements subject to prosecu-
. Demand a double port in every international
wife.
would be tlon-Reuter,
-(London Express Servico)
whistles blowing and the spot YOUR BIRTHDAY
myself about my ted Are-dogs dashing
going to side.
Knarf, who
what's
WDB VETY
"Da
along-
you know-no, 1 sup- fond pose you don't, Giddap con-
people
By STELLA
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1
of Giddap and hated to know tinued, "that the trams them-DORN today you are a natural to disbelieve in the inevitable. that he Was worried
about selves, the cars that anything,
12:3
begged him to
CX-
Teft
NEW YORK METALS
Closing prices
Nov. 30
Antimony (American, D9Y percent grade in bulk) carload
F.0.0.
Texas, in cents
Tin Grade A 190.60
gent or higher) York, per ib. Tungsten, powdered (03-90
percent) per ib,
Wolframio. Chinese ore
rode on, used to be drawn by Tender and know how to get But ns a corollary, you firmly plain
horses? Oh, they were a sight along well with all kinds of believe that God helps those "It's the trucks," Bald Gid- to be seen!"
people This adaptability will who, first, help themselves! dap "There aren't very many
help you toward success. Quiet "But the finest work that we and reserved on the outside, you of
horses
Affectionate by nature, you to pull hormes ever did and I remem-have considerable force within are demanding when it comes to wagons any more. even milk ber my grandfather telling me wagons which don't have to go all about
and exert
xert. it when needed. You love and marriage. You will It--was when very fast and have to stop
hitched
we have your own ideas and dislike want things run in your own in were
to ត covered front of so many houses on so wagon. Then wo
look whole being interfered with when you home as you see fit. You expect many streets,
But even so I'm families and all their furniture are undertaking a job. Don't let undivided devotion from your afraid the trucks are soon go from the towns Ara the East yourself get a "power" complex, marriage partner, but in turn ing to take our place. There near the Atlantic Ocean, all for that would ultimately defeat will give the same. You have a just aren't going to be any the way across
the country to all your interests.
talent for making money and it more horses working in town California. It took
you work things many
right you much longer,”
should be quite wealthy before Although you believe that months. There Giddap paused for a moment the Rocky
each individual Mountains to cross,
should have middle
ogc. To find what the stars have no one could wishes, you believe in the un- in store for tomorrow, select where for days it was In the old days. And find a drop of water.
seen and the mysterious. But wo
You your birthday star and read the long ago, got there yes, we horses got know there is some power be corresponding paragraph. Let You can't imagine there, with all our people. But yond this world which guides your birthday star be your daily copper, Electrolyte, ex-
days are gone...gone, human beings and are not one gulde.
wcary
were
or two to shake his head sadly, and the great open deserts complete freedom to do as he
then went on "How different
it wasn't really so elther. how many of us horses you'd those
see working in town then; pul- gone." And Giddap shook his ling lee-wagons and movlug head sadly again as the mük vans, dragging great
and drove him
wagons man rolurns
loaded with barrels and boxes, slowly off.
Rupert and a Mare's Nest-15
A
Next morning Rupert carefully after Huttering round and listening packs
to what he says, flies rapidly towards the strange seal and, sets on Tell Comable Growler just, the wood, but he thinks no more where you found that seal," says about until he finds his way. Mr. Bear, I wish we could keep barred by dozent of birds who y 1. amiles Rupert, but it looks In his face making great noise. precious, and the person who "Wha have you got in that pr dropped it must be worrying aboar cel?" they acteam.
Show ir to it. He notices that a blackbird. us at once{"
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
BRONCHO BILL
"BETTER KEEP OUR EYE ON RIM. SLASH EVEN IP WE DO HAVE THER SHOOTIN/ IRONS
BOX CONTAININ”
100,000
centa
05 cents
82.30.
35.00
34 centa
containing Tuppsten Trioxide, duty paid, FG.D. New York.... 1.9.00-21.00 Beryllium, (10 to 12 per-
cent per ton Molybdenum, 100 percent)
per ib. Manganeso. (Electrolytic, 90 percent delivered cast of Mississippi River) per ib. Aluminiais, (Virgin, 3015.
....... 32 penta
Ligots, balo prices F.O.D. U.S. plant 90-99.9 percent) per lb.
works) Ingot No. 118,
Brass, delivered buyer's
in carloads, per ib....
17 to 20 cts.
RUBBER
MARKET
DECLINE
New York, Nov. 30,--Rubber futures today opened heavy and remained under light pressure, finishing at around the session's lowest levels.
Sales totalled 174 contracta, most of which were posted In the last hour.
The
softer
undertone was coupled with n continued. pause In factory demand for actual rubber and further offerings of low-priced Dutch rubber.
Other shipments were light and Armly held, but brokers said that the Dutch offerings "took the edge off buying in- terest for the time being", Prices closed seven points lower, as follow:- December (in cents per
February
Ib.)...: January (1930)
March
A prit
May
Juna
17.25 to
July
10.23 cents
5pot
port) FO.D. New York,
1015 cents FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2
Copper, Carling. F.0.1.
refinery, per 1. ga nominal SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
Lead, common, New York, GEMINI (May 22-June 22)- per Jb.*..................
12. cents 22)-Avoid making drastic New opportunities in business Platinum. (soft, 29.5 per changes for a quick gain in busi- may be a turning point in your
per fine) per ounce...
$68 bid
71 naked ness. Conservatism at this polat career, Love and romance aro Zine. Prime Western. is the best policy.
highly favoured.
Now York, per ib. CAPRICORN (Dec. 28-Jan. CANCER (June 23-July 23).... | Tron ore. Massabl bes 20) A little time and inclina A short journey may cement a
semer, per long ton... $7.35 tion for romance can
Scrap Copper. FOB, per brighten new friendship which can bring ton (light) ............................. $11.00-11.50 you a great deal of joy through- Scrap Lead, 7.0.B. per
ton (heavy soft) out your life.
48.30-9.DO F.O.D. per Scrap Steel, LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)—A ton IND. 1 beavy -Romantic news may come good day for a trip.
Kmelting)
an otherwise rather dull and routine day.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19)
with
Avoid
an invitation to make a changing your mind when it visit to someone you love..comes to love and romance, Wishes may come true now. however.
PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 21)
If you need to travel, you should have
successful Journey, Otherwise, stick close to or dinary routine;
ARIES (Mar. 22-Apr. 20)- Avold overexpansion, but it all right to travel. An unexpect ed meeting may turn into a sur prise romance.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21)-- A romantic Journey may be quite unexpected but highly pleasurable. Take full advan tage of it.
Trailing a Fortune
10.47 cents
321.00-22.00 United Press.
CHICAGO GRAINS
VIRGO (Aug. 24-Bept, 22)--- Not the best day in the world for new ideas. Postpone them until
mero propitious day, if you can.
Chicago, Nov. 30.- Grain LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)—A prices moved irregularly in new friend can bring fresh ro-moderately active dealings to marice into your life. An ad- day. venture on a journey may prove exciting.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Make a trip successfully and arrange for a change in re- sidence, perhaps. Conserve your Onances.
Wheat faltered under techni- cal realising following the re- cent advance.
Prices closed as follow:- WHEAT-Price per bushel.
Spot
2.10-15
December
2.18-11
March (1930)
May
July
2.13-41 2.30-15-3%
By Harry F. O'Neill
CORN
Spot
December March (1950)
COMÉ BACK HVAR! THE OUTLAWS LE
KIEK YUM —
MAY...
July
RYE December
1.37-14
1.20-42-34 1,30-1-1.30. 1.28-96-4
2,35-12-34
1.42-14-15
70-14 Bid
NEW YORK FLOVI per 200 lb.
Biny (1980)
DATS
December
∙May (1990)
sack. 1225 dollára.
WINNIPEG MARKET
<OATH
December
79-12
May. (1950
July
BYE
December.... MAY (1900) July
·BARLEY December MAY* (1050)
July
LAND, ETC.
HK Hotel
DOCKS, ETC. K. Wharf
N, P, Whart ...Dock
111
17.10 Provideni .12.20 Wiktiotk
30
12.30
100 ₫ 30
1500
800,@ 12.30 2000 12.30
12.30
IK Lands
59
S'hai Land. UTILITIES
2.02
Tram... 101%
500
Star Ferry 934
12.30
1000 @ 12
C.
C. Light (N)
XD
Electric
Telephone INDUSTRIALg
.Cement
STORES, ETC.
Dairy
este
10.10 600 a 1.93
800 67 0.00
31 32
100
300 230
000
181
-2413
Watron. 4755 1835 carrONE **** Ewer MISCELLANEOUS
Jangleze 41-39%
Exchange
Business to 10
:
10.70 bid
10.71 bid
16.02 traded
16.50 bid
United Press.
LONDON MARKET
London, Nov. 30, Prices in the rubber market hern today closed as follows January/March, (1950)-in
pence per lb. April/June.
14 13-13/10 United Press.
NY FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
(dollar)
Canada England-official
unofficial
"K-day Autres
"" 90-day futures
Australia
(pound)
New Zealand
(pound) South Africa
(pound)
Belgium (Kranc) ·
Denmark
(ron)
Franceofeli
Holland (guilder) Italy-official
expart Norway (krone) Portugal (escudo) Spain (pesetaj Sweden (krone) `Switzerland--free
MIDDLE Egypt (pound) ............. Iran (rial) Vi Iraq (dinar); Turkey
1
Closing rates Nov. 30.. US$ 30-1
2.80-3/10 2.50 bid/
2,42. naked
2.00-7/10
-2.00-1/16
2224-16
2.50-15
2.00-14
3.00-1
.0570
LATIN AMERICA.
cal
Argentine
33razil
(citineiro) Bolivia
Choliviens)
Chile-offical
frea
Columbia ipeko)
Cuba (pesa) - Mexico (Peso) Peru-droo Trukulay Venezuela
[[paso) T
"WAR" EAST. India (rupee). 2-145ongkong
20:3
Rates
0.303
was done. In the local- anaMelal' exchange market. this morning at the following rates!~ Sterling pound note (per C) 14.00 US dollars (per 1) FIC plastres per 1001. NEC guilders (per 100) Slam Ucals (per 100) Singapore (Straits)
8.13
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.
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Unregistered Letters only for Canton, Swatow, Amny, 700- chow, Shanghai, Tientsin and North China can be accepted at senders' rax, and will be for warded as opportunity offers."
Unless otherwise stated,· 18- gistered Articles and Parcel Poate close One Hour earlier than the ordinary mail. If mail elosa batore 10 am. egistered and Parcel Posts close at 5 pm, on the previous day. "Mails are cloud : Kowloon Central Port Once halt an hour earlier than the G.R.O. clong. Umer,'
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 Clovlar Times By Als Rangoon, Calcutta, Karachi, Basra, a Iro (Nairobi, Mombasa, Dar es Balaam, Mauritius and.Johannesburg vin Cairo), Rome and London, (CPO) 4.30 p.m.; (GPO) 4 p.m
Bengkok, Singapore, Batavia, Co lombo, Sydney and Auckland, 5 p..
Manlio, & pin.
Closing Times Dy. Sea?!! Japan, 3 p.m.
Mania, 3 p.m.
Saigon. 3 p.m.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER.; Closing Times By Air- USA and Canada, 2 p Manila, Guam, Honolulu, USA and Cabada, p.m
ters,
Air Parcel Posts for Manlin, Ireno Julu and USA, (CPO) 4 pan; (GPO)
Ordinary, Air Mail (Printed. Mat
Bamples and mali Packet Foals) for Bianila, Guam, Honolulu, and USA (CPO) 4. p.m.; (GPO) 0" D.m
Singapore, Batavia, Sydner and Auckland, :p.m.
Hanol and Paris, .pm
Taipeh, pam, da
Closing Times By Ben A Parcels only for Canada: via Váno couver,B,C., 10 am,"
Japan, 1. pin.
Manila, 3 pati
Sandakanand: Macassar, 3 īp.m.; Strails, Batavia....and - Sourabaya, D
BATURDAY, DECEMBER
Closing-Times, Hy:Ar}" Stantia 11 FOR PROS USA and Canada,, 2. p. Bangkok. 5. pan and
- Closing: Timon, Dy· desi
Sandakan, 10a.m.,
Helbow and. Faktol vla Hothaw, 117 ARRES
pm.
Sunil and Calcutta, Ceylon, Madagascar, Mauritius: and Bombay, 6 pm.s