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HONG KONG, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1935 PRICE $3.00 Per Month

INTERVASELIN

Manayan

PAUL RENNETS

SALE of

"CB" Corsetry

NOW ON

CONFIDENCE

BUDGET NEW

STATEMENT BY LAVAL

MISGIVINGS

OF ENTENTES

ALLAYED

ARBITERS OF ISSUE AT STAKE

Reserved Attitude of Yugoslavia

Geneva, To-day.

STEP

TOWARDS RESTORING WORLD

The last of the United States Navy's" dirigibles, the Los Angeles, is moored to a mast at Lakehurst, at the mercy of the elements, in a test which is to continue indefinitely, after having been in the hangar, decommissioned for a year. The test may deter mine whether America, builds any more airships....

In view of the evident misgiv ings with which the Little and Bal- kan Ententes regard clause VI of the Stress resolution dealing with the re-armament of Austria, Hun- gary and Bulgaria, M. Laval, the French Foreign Minister, yesterday made the statement that, on bring ing to the knowledge of the other interested Government the desire "of the three above States to obtain a modification of, the armament clauses in their respective peace treaties, the Powers represented at Stresa abstained from expressing any opinion regarding the sub stance of this desire, but explicitly reserved this appreciation for the Government more directly concern- ed, with whom must lie the full responsibility of the coming decily welcomed whch sion in the matter."

M. Laval added that the object of the Powers who join in the Stresa recommendation was precisely to: avoid any solution of the question at issue other than a contractual

one.

WARM WELCOME HOME FOR

BRITISH PREMIER Statement On Stresa Talks

To-day Or To-morrow

London, to-day. The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, spas svorms-

the House of Commons”, within one hour of his return by air from Streta yesterday.

Replying to a question, he said that he had not had time to consider a statement regard ing the conference. He would, if possible, make a statement to- day, or, failing that, to-morrow. --British Wireless Service.

INSULL AGAIN ON TRIAL

It is understood that the declara- tion gives the Ententes complete satisfaction, as it has practically made them arbiters of the ques- tion at issue, though it was very early stated at Belgrade that the Yugoslav Government was adopt- ing a very reserved attitude and that it could not understand why the Great Powers proposed to to- lerate the demands of Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria when they were intolerant of a similar de- The mand on the part of Germany. Reuter.

AUSTRIAN INDEPENDENCE CONFERENCE ON MAY 20

Son Included In Indictment

Washington, To-day.

SHANGHAI BANKS

OPEN BRANCHES

IN CANTON FIELD TIME: CONSIDERED

OPPORTUNE

CANTON HANKOW RAILWAY -SHOULD EXPAND TRADE-

TYPICALLY SOUND BRITISH FINANCE

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT POPULARITY INCREASED

CALM RECEPTION IN CITY

London, To-day.

The Budget failed to arouse any enthusiasm in the city, which, however, considers it typical, sound, conservative British finance, and, as such,. a further step towards restoring the world's con- fidence.

Bankers are gratified to learn that the equa- lisation fund has again earned a profit, which was unexpected, in view of the very heavy attacks on

sterling last year.

*** It is pointed out that in the face of Continental monetary uncertainties, with the ever present fears of American financial experiments, sterling lends increasingly to become a refuge for an International pani in capital,

The Stock Exchange is unmoved by the Budget, which con cided with expectations.

It is felt that the restoration of the pay cuts, and larger

allowances, tend to crease the popularity of the National Gov- erament, with the mass of the electorate.--. Reuter.

Mr. Neville Chamberlain ELECTIONEERING

Chancellor of the Exchequer, in opening his fourth Budget yes- terday, had a generantistaç tory state of affaire so alay be fore the House,

Britain, he said, had made an From Our Own Correspondent]

advance towards recovery such Canton To-day as no other country could show Extending their business act- Isdustrial output had increased vity to Canton, the branches of by 12 per cent, and manufactur- the Bank of Communications and ing productions had established a the Chung Nan Bank yesterday new record, while exports had opened their offices in Tal Ping exceeded those of the previous Road South.

BUDGET

DAILY HERALDS CRITICISM

BUT PRESS COMMENTS ARE GENERALLY FAVOURABLE

Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the, Chancellor of the Exchequer, ls here "Eaton Square, for the House of CommONE.

seen, accompanied by Mrs. Chamberlain, leaving his London residence,

Deportation or voluntary dopar ture from America" faced - John Strachey, the English Communist. writer and lecturer, following · bie arrest at Glencoe, IL, fashionable auburb of Chicago,...

London, To-day. The Budget is praised by year, by no less than £30,000,000, those benefiting from the enter Merchants, and bankers are of The national debt, moreover, tainment duty and income tax opinion that business in Canton had been reduced by £22,000,000. reliefs and the restoration of the will be better after the completion The Chancellor was able to salary cuts, but the duties on of the Canton-Hankow Railway in announce further reductions and heavy oll and soya beans and the 1938, when goods can be shipped exemptions in the income tax, raid on the Road Fund are criti- from here to Hankow and the the complete restoration of pay cised by those Interested in Toad HEARTS BEAT CLYDE Yangtaze provinces and vice versa. cuts in the Government services transport, cattle-raising, and BY TWO CLEAR GOALS Canton, and possibly Hong Kong and certain remissions in the en-motoring, respectively." also, will be the centre of trade fertainment tax. New duties on A "poor man's Budget!! was Mr. between Central China and foreign soya beans and rice in husk, and Neville Chamberlain's descrip- Queen's Park Triumph an increase in the duty on heavy tion of it when broadcasting from These Shanghai banks once ex-oil for motor vehicles were the London last night, but the gen- pected that Canton would adopt only ones announced. the "big dollar" system, so that (Continued on Page 12)

countries.

their banknotes circulated in Shanghai might be used here. Lat- Attorney-General, Mr. est indications, however, tend to show! Homer S. Cummings, has decid-that anticipation of a new mone-- ed to ask for the trial of Samueltary system for Canton is prema- Insull and his associates in Chi- ture.

cago on the remaining Federal Meanwhile the premium on

MINES IN KWANGTUNG

TRAMWAYS INTRODUCING CHEAPER MONTHLY FARES

"As a result of the institution of second-class "Lares on buses: in Hong Kong the management of has decided to reduce the fee for monthly tickets from $10 to $7, to become affective from May 1

indictment under which it is al-Shanghai dollars here has dropped the Hong Kong Tramways. Ltd. leged that Insull and his group from 10 to 4 cent. transferred stocks and cash from Rome, To-day-The confer-corporation securities to a com- ence on Austrian independence pany when they knew that bank- which was proposed by Signor ruptcy was imminent, and as a Mussolini at the Stresa meeting, consequence of which investors has been officially fixed for May lost US$200,000. 20 at Rome.

gation by the Investigation and Canton, to-day--A recent investi- Statistics Bureau reveals that the Mar-total number of mines in Kwang- tung la 269 and the total area in over 400,000 mow-Central Preas.

The 11 accused include Invitations to it are being sent tin Insull, Samuel Insull's son. to Britain, France, Germany, and Reuter.

all the succession States Reu-

ter.

NOEL COWARD TO ATTEND ROTARY LUNCHEON

Mr. Noel Coward; the well-known playwright, and his host, in Hong Kong, Commander T, A. HusSBY, R.N.,

accepted the invitation

of the President and Members of the Rotary Club to attend to-day's meeting. The speaker was Mr. J. W. Beaton, of Montreal: ́a

EUROPEAN FINED

Mr. G. F. Fergusen, was fined $20 by. Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Police Court this morning fox driv- ing his car No. 2850, without due care, and caution, along Connaught Road Central at 8.15 p.m. od April 4 Trame-Sergeant. Brittain DIO- secuted

BUS CONDUCTORS ARRESTED

Possess Counterfeit Tickets

erally opinion seems to be tat lit le a lower middle-class Budget.

Over Hibernian

REDS AGAIN

REPORTED

IN RETREAT

Generalissimo Sends Cheerful Wire

MANY THOUSANDS SAID KILLED RECENTLY

Once again the Kwel munists are stated to be on y |run, having" "failed, after several

attempts, to capture Kwelyang.

In a cheerful telegram to his cl |vilian colleague, Mr. Wang Ching: wel, Marshal Chiang Kai-shek sald that he expected to clean up the Red outlaws very shortly. The Marshal added that several thou aand Red desperadoes were killed

in recent battles near Kwelyang. are so that the Communtats

going westward, although an earlier report stated that a detach ent of the Red forces was going towards the South-east, in the direction of Kwangsi--···

They move so swiftly that the Government forces sometimes do

London, To-day. The Daily Herald declares that it The Hearts Improved their not know where to look for them. in an electioneering Budget Intended Position in the Scottish League It would not be surprising if the to catch the votes of 2,000,000 in table yesterday when they de Reda turned up again near Kwal- feated Clyde by, two clear goals yang and kept Marahal Chiang come tax payers, while 17,000,000 working class families get nothing displaced Hamilton for the third

in their home fixture; they thus busy with new defensive tactics. except cheaper seats in the cinema; but this view is not generally held,

position.

U.S.S. TULSA ARRIVES FROM SWATOW

according to The Times, which saya when they defeated Hibernian at Queen's Park caused an upset that in Ministerial circles the vihome by 8 goals to 1, but have is still as strong as ever, that

yet to record another two wins general election will not come beton before they can hope to displace 1986.

Partick Renter Press comments are generally very me

The river gunboat, U. S. 8. Tul- arrived in port this morning from Swatow and saluted the country with 21 guns and the Commodore with 11 guns. The

favourable, though certain features, BARNEY ROSS RELINQUISHES salutes were returned by the

such as the raid on the Road Fund and the lack of provision for, the Binking Fund are criticised in some newspapers.Reuter-

FAMOUS ARTIST PASSES

WORLD BOXING TITLE

Blackhead Fort and H. M. S. Tam ar, respectively, c

New York To-day, Barney Ross, American holder of the world's_______lightweight boxing M championship, has relinquished | his title because he cannot make

Six motor-bus conductors of the Kowloon Motor Bus Co. were ar London, To-day The death the lightweight level rested yesterday for being in posses has occurret of the well-known sion of counterfelt tickets.

artist, Mr. Joseph Farquharson, Following the arrest, the Folice RA. His picture Joyless ralded Nos. 578 and $12 Reclamation Winter Day," was bought by the

ACCIDENTAL FALL HAS FATAL RESULTS

Reuter-Chan Kwai-Tsui, aged 5, was yesterday admitted to the Kowloon Hospital, suffering from internal Injuries as the result of accidental- ly falling from the second floor; of sumbed to his injuries at 8 p.m.

WEATHER FORECAST

Street, Kowloon, discovering a print: Chantrey Bequest over 50 years STOP PRESS No. 65 Shanghal Street. He sue-

ing press in each of the houses, Algo. Mr. Farquharson was third house, No. 635 Portland Street, within three weeks of complet vas also raided, but nothing was ing his eighty-ninth

found, This information was: Con-

Reuter.

little Portuguesa

firmed by Mr. Wm. S. 1 Lousy, manager of the Kowloon Moter Bus Cont

POLISH EXHIBITION SHIP IS DELAYED

FRED PERRY'S UNCERTAINTY We have been advised

Polish dan

The anticyclone is moving easte ward; it now covers north-east and, east China. The

own-Tai passing into the Pacif

cked

about

of Japan. A depress

be forming to the central Yangtze:

is rela

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