1934-06-27 — Page 12

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Yesterday a prim, shy

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graceful

whose skins

Transformed

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as the animal

ihe wore!

overnight by

that made

dentlemen

the jungle

ladies and

male and female!

CECIL B. De MILLE'S

FOUR FRIGHTENED PEOPLE

A

Paramount

Picture

with

China Mail.

NINETIETH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1934.

IMPOSING U.S. SILVER ROOSEVELT WILL

STATISTICS

U.S.$940,500,000 INFLATION

ANTICIPATED

MONEY PRINTERS LAGGING

WASHINGTON, TO-DAY. ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS BELIEVE THAT THE NEW SILVER PURCHASE PLAN WILL CAUSE CURRENCY EX- PANSION OF AT LEAST U.S.5940,500,000 WITH A CORRES- PONDING INCREASE IN COMMODITY PRICES BY THE YEAR-END,

BROADCAST

Stewardship Review To-morrow.

NOT PARTICIPATING IN COMING CAMPAIGN

SPECIAL TO CHINA MAIL. (By Telegraph, Copyright, Telegra phic Message Ordinance, 1894. Rs. esived June 7, 8-45 am.)

Washington, Today. President Roosevelt has returned from Hyde Park and plans to study, the major Bills.

It is learned that he will

This was disclosed after Representative Dies had announced broadcast. to-morrow night, a re- that the Treasury had already bought about 70,000,000 ounces view of his stewardship.

This is expected to be his last of aliver, though the exact amount is not positively ascertainable. because, owing to the metal being purchased in markets all over major address until returning the world, the Treasury tabulations are not up-to-date.

per ounce,

from Honolulu, after which; be

It is reported elsewhere that the price paid so far is 44 cents will make several cross-country speeches, none of which are 'ex- REPRESENTATIVE DIES SAID THAT THE BUREAU OF PRINTpected

cant. ING AND ENGRAVING WAS FAR BEHIND SCHEDULE IN PRINTING THE NEW SILVER CERTIFICATES TO BE ISSUED FOR THE BASIS METAL.

SILVER RECEIPTS IN AMERICA. 8,945,000 Ounces Bought In Six Months.

VALUED AT $45,826,000

Washington, To-day.

to be politically signifi

It is intimatd that President He said that it was estimated Roosevelt will not participate in that the Treasury would need to the forthcoming election cam- buy 1,264,000 ounces to comply paigns - United Press, per S. E. with the new law requiring pur-Levy and Company. chases until silver constitutes 25

14 ROUTINE DILLS

Washington, To-day. After announcing his intention per cent. of its monetary reserve. He estimated that the above fig- ure, added to what the Govern-of broadcasting another message ment already owns, would give to the nation to-morrow, evening, the United States about 2,000, President Roosevelt has voted 14. routine Bills passed during the 000,000 ounces.

The Treasury officials arrived closing days of Congresse

He disregarded the custom of] The United States Treasury anat the U.S.$940,500,000 estimate nounces that silver receipts under by multiplying the 1,254,000,000 allowing the measures to die by the executive order of December ounces by 76 cents saying that refusing to sign them, and wrote Paramount 21, 1933. until June 22, 1934, the United States would be lucky on each "disapproved and sigua amounted to 8,945,000 ounces, if it obtained around one-fifth of Lure withheld," with a brief state- while purchases for the week the world's silver supply without ment of the reasons appended.~- ended June 22, totalled 380,582 paying more than an average of Reuter.

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SCORCHINGLY HUMOROUS—AUDACIOUSLY AMUSING.

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SLEEPERS EAST

Wynne Gibson

Preston Foster.

Mons Barrie

Hurway Stephens Directed by Kenneth Maciles From the móval byp:

ounces.

Purchases are now being made!

from the

general

75 cents per ounce.

fund rather "I AM A JAPANESE.”

than from the stabilisation fund. bullion held

Jan June 22-was-given an U.S.$45,-

The value of silver

826,000, as compared

with U.S.

$44,873,000 on June 1.

the anti-

Gold receipts, under

hoarding order, amounted to US.

Drunkard Assaults Police Officer. "REMEMBERED NOTHING."

Kikue Shibabara; a 10-year-old; WBS charged Japanese waitrega, before Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the

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WHEN A WOMAN LOVES

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TO-DAY AND TO-MORRÓW

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At 2.30, 520,

7.20 & 9.20

$28,119,000 in gold coin and U.S.Hayoshi Sayara, a Japanese, Central Magistracy this morning, $60,453,000 in gold certificates was charged before Mr. E. W. with enterlag. the Colony withou

Hamilton at the Central Magis a valid passport. Reuter.

Detective-Sergeant Mottram sald tracy this morning, with dis orderly conduct and with assault that defendant came to the Colony 10. ing a police constable early this by a Japanese boat on June

She had a free passage to Canton, morning

SILVER HOLDINGS DECLINE

(Continued From Page 1) This is the first substantial de- stocks since refinery

Sergeant Reddish, in evidence, but, stopped in Hong Kong and wa said that at 12.45 o'clock this about to start to work in a local morning, he was on duty at the restaurant, when she applied for crease in

He also said that junction of Lockhart and Flem- registration, August.

World production for May was ing Roads, and heard a cry from she has a sister in the Colony.

An expulsion order was made 16,002,000 ounces, as compared with a woman and saw accused push

April, and a coolle off the pavement. He to send accused back to Japan. 16,318,000 ounces in

went up to make enquiries. Ac- 13,203,000 ounces last May.

World output for the first five cused then turned around and to the charges, said that he did

months of 1934 was 72,978,000 ounces as compared with 67,528,000 ounces for the corresponding period

of 1939..

The decline in May production is chiefly attributed to a decrease in the Mexican output, which is esti mated at 6,000,000 ounces, as com- pared with 7,822,000 ounces April.

in

United States production in May was 2,303,000 ounces, as compared with 2,389,000 ounces in April- United Fress per S. E. Levy and Company.

NO FURTHER LANDSLIDES.

said:

"I am a Japanese.”

He then knocked. Sergeant Reddish off the pavement.

Defendant, pleaded not guilty (Continued at Foot of Next Col)

CENTRAL THEATRE

At 2.30, 5,15, 7.15 & 9.30 p.m. THE SECRET OF THE

BLUE ROOM.“

Ser- not remember anything. geant Reddish said that accused at the time was in a drunken con- dition.

A fine of $10, în defaut 14 days, imprisonment, was imposed on the first charge, while a fine of $25, in default one month'a im-j prisonment was imposed on the

second charge,

A stern warning to the defen- dant was given by Mr. Hamilton.

Sum-

JAPANESE WOMAN FINED

Pleading guilty to two monses of dealing with radio receiv Back Stall 50 cts. being in possession of radio sets

Admission: Dress Circle 80 ctsing sets without & license, and of

In response to enquiries this Servicemen: 35 cle, to Back Stall, without a license, K. Iida, a' Japan- morning the Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department. Roads Office, Mr. H. Pegg, stated that there have been no landslides following the heavy rain of the past 24 hours.

NEXT CHANGE.

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She was tracy this morning. cautioned: on the second summons,

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