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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 30, 1937.

INTERNATIONAL TRUSTS TO CONTROL ALL COMMODITIES

Interesting Suggestion At Berlin Conference

Berlin, To-day International Trusts, the status of subsidiary companies abroad, pro- blems of double taxation, distribution, transporta- tion and inland shipping, were the topics discuss- ed on the second day of the Congress of the In- ternational Chamber of Commerce.

M. Alois Meyer, managing director of the International Crude Steel Trust, said that negotiations were now going on between the Trust and the Bri- tish Government with a view to finding a solution for all out- standing questions.

The French delegate, M. Marlio, gave interesting details of the work of the Aluminium Trust, which he said was particularly concerned with safeguarding the interests of consumers.

OTHER. COMMODITIES

-Herr Gipperich, the German Consul-General, addressing the gathering at Kai Tack yesterday when the first Eurasia plane land- ed in inauguration of the new service. H. E. the Officer Adminis- tering the Government (Mr. N. L. Smith) is seen on "the extreme

right. ("Mail" photo).

EURASIA

PARTY AT THE PENINSULA

POLICE OFFICER

SHOOTS DOWN CHINESE

Ran Away After Being Challenged

While Sergeant C. Blackburn, the Police footballer, was on patrol ear ly this morning he challenged man acting___-suspiciously, so named Chui Fong, aged 22.

The man ran up the stairs of No. 14 Fuk Wah Street on to the roof and down the stairs of the adjoin- ing house followed by the officer.

police

At the junction of Fuk Wah Street and Wong Chuk Street, he was again called upon to stop. The man turned round and appeared to have something in his right hand The sergeant drew his revolver and fired three shots, one of them hit- ting the man on the right thigh. He was taken to the Kowloon HOS-

$1,175 STOLEN FROM pital, where it is reported that his

condition is not serious.

SHIP

AN ALLEGATION REFUTED

London, To-day.

Ip Shek-cheuk," compradore of the s.s. Van Heutz, réports -- that some time between 9 p.m. last night and two o'clock this morning some The President of the Board of one stole, by means of a duplicate Trade, Mr. Oliver Stanley, replying key, $1,175 from the safe in his to a question on whether the ship Herr Karl Holtz, Chief of

the cabin. Of this Technical Department of the Eura-to the ship, the rest being his own Bilbao carried any cargo or securi- this sum, $165 belonged which bore refugee children from sia. Aviation Corporation was host

property.

ties as part of their cargo last night to a small gathering at

from Spain, replied that he was advi the Peninsula Hotel.

Swedish Foreign

that the Habana landed no mails Minister For Moscow

or cargo of any kind in this coun try-British Wireless. Stockholm; To-day. a local newspaper,

Mr. Fruetz (Sweden), drawing his arguments from the report of the commission that had made a study of the workings of rubber, tin and aluminium trusts, as well as steel, proposed that enquiries Tak) and Mr. W. Lange. concerning other commodities be

The guests included Mr. Li Dsing Dsung, General Manager of Eurasia, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. R. Moss (Kai

In course of an expression of The Swedish Foreign Minister, He will be accompanied by Mme. pursued along the lines suggested gratification at the successful flight, Mr. R. Sandler, will fly to Moscow Kollontay, the Soviet Minister by experience-Trans-Ocean.

Mr. Li Dsing Dsung said that with- on July 18 on an official visit, says Sweden-Trans-Ocean.. out the exceedingly courteous and

Record Tourist far-reaching: help of the Kai Tak

Bookings To Orient

authorities, success for the Eurasia flight would not have been possible, and he asked the authorities to ex- tend their kindness also towards the new station master, Mr. Kuan, until he is well set in his new duties. Trans-Pacific passenger bookings

Herr Holtz said it was a fitting with leading shipping companies occasion to congratulate the pilots, are now said to be the heaviest in Herr Hertzog and Stichnothe. Doub- the history of ocean steamship ly so Herr Hertzog, who was cele- travel between the North American brating his birthday and second West Coast and the Orient.

wedding anniversary,

A prominent official of the Dollar Mr. Li Dsing Dsung will remain Steamship Lines in Shanghai is re- in Hong Kong for two days, and ported as having said that tourist then proceed to Canton to make the and first class· bookings are now final arrangements for the regular heavier than at any time since flights, when he will return to Shang- 1921. “In ordinary. years our rush hai by the next Eurasia plane.... season lasts from four to six weeks Herr Hiltz left by the “EU 18” in the summer: This year the rush on its return flight, this morning is being extended over a full five

month period, with heavy bookings of tourist class space recorded up

until the middle of September❘ Singapore Raw Rubber

Virtually the same story

Was

told by a similar official of the Can- Messrs. H. B. Joseph and Co., adian Pacific Shanghai Office. Sum- have received the following quota- mer bookings to Japan are also es-tions from Singapore in Straits pecially heavy, he i said: "The big Currency for Raw Rubber ****q17)

movement from the United States and-Canada of tourists is the larg- est since 1920. maila v basqa

The RMS. impress of Japan”

arrived at Vancouver yesterday.//..

Spot

Buyers : 31% down s Jan/March"....:323⁄41⁄4 down July/Sept____. D 821⁄2 down ~/g Oct/Decken 32% down Market: Uncertain

or

The B. L. Steam Ship Shirala will | The R.M.S. "Empress of Russia” leave for Singapore, Port Swetten left Vancouver on Saturday, and is ham, Penang, Rangoon and Calcut-due at Hong Kong on the 15th July ta on Saturday at 10.30.

(Thursday), morning.

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Fragile Twins WinThrough To Health

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