1930-06-24 — Page 11

SIX-A-SIDE "SOCCER."

LONDON STARTING A NEW SUMMER SPORT,

MASKED PLAYERS.

Six-side Association. football is to be introduced to Londoners and the Howard Syndicate, which is responsible for the promotion of the eport, hope to be able to make a start this month at Leyton, Ar- rangements have also been com- plated for gavies to be played at Clapton, and negotiations with the authorities at the White City and at Wembley Stadium are proceed- ing.

Six players constitute

-one

team backs goalkeeper, two and three forwards, but all those taking part (the referee and lines- men as well) will be asked. It i hoped to attract first-class play- ers by tempting prize money. Four grounds are to be secured, and the idea is to play four tournaments on

CUTICURA HEALS SKIN TROUBLE

Eruptions on Child's Face, Arms land-Limbs. Lasted Three Months.

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**My litle girl was troubled with spots on her face, arma" and limbs. They married to sore eruptions that scaled over, and she was very restless at night on account of the irritation. She got so bad that I could not take her out or send her to school. The trouble lansed three months.

"I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free | sample. I purchased more and in about a month she was bealed." (Signed) Stanstend Rd.,

Mrs. H. L. Quiile, 23, Eng.

Forest Hill, Looden,

Keep your skin

r skin'clent by using Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for daily tollet purposes. Touch pimples and Any, with Cuticama Ointment, Itching, bathe with Caricum Soap and bet water, Sample each Soap, Ointment and Talcum free upon request, from Dayton Price & Cosplay, Lud. P. O. Box 855. Sanghai.

Sald Throughout the World,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1930.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

500 LOW RECORDS FOR 1930 REGISTERED.

(UNITED PRESS.

New York, June 15-Struck by violent wave of selling to-day, the New York Stock Exchange suffered a heavy price decline, says the daily review of the Dow Jones Financin News Agency.

Tickers lugged as much as an hour behind the trading, and total sales for the day came to 6,423,630 shares. Offerings of stocks ranged from 100 shares to 15,000.

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Low Record's for Year. Five hundred new low figures for 1930 were recorded in the course of the trading, and 200 stecks register- ed points lower than were touched

in the sensational break of last

autumn.

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Rails generally were under the points reached on November 13 of

each enclosure, leading up to a M E. Howard, who is taking last year, and the Dow Jones aver-

semi-final tournament followed by the grand final for £1,000.

Playing-Dard Teams.

a leading part in the organisation of the new sport, said that plenty of players were available, and that although they would be masked at Arst they would eventually disclose their identity.

age for rails was off 1.58 to spite of the 128.97, for the day fact that support appeared in the The teams will represent play-

market during the last hour of trading ing cards. Assuming the negotia

Recovery at Close. It should be noted that under tions at Wembley are successfully

Market leaders led in the final re- carried through, the Wembley team F.A. rules no player is allowed to. will be known as the "Aces," participate in six-a-side games dur-covery, which helped to elevate clos- White City's representativesing the close acason-when these ing quotations.

and matches will be played,-under pen- Among the rails, New York Cen- "King" Clayton "Queens,' Leyton Jacks" Each team plays alty of expulsion. The promoters tral closed at 158, off 31 from yes- of this new game, however, are terday and two points below last each of the others. The playing area will measure 50 yards by 60 confident that they will secure at year's low. Pennsylvania closed at

any time as many players as they 701, off 33 from yesterday and 1 yards, and the 90 minutes' non- stop play is divided into periods require, chiefly from the ranks of under last year's low. Erie closed of 15 minutes. Conls can only be players not attached to any club. down 1 to 33 the low last year scored from inside the penalty An official stated that they already having been 1 Union Pacific was off four points to 210. South- area, and in the event of both sides had a large number of players on gaining an equal number of goals their books, and he was confident ern Pacifio was off 41 to 111. B. that the new sport would be a &O. was off to 101: last year's corners count as points

low baving been 105 Canadian Pacific was off a point to 190. Rock Island was down 1 to 104

(Continued on next Column.)

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General Motors was off 1 to 401, Hadeon was off 21 to 304, Chrysler was down 22 to last year's low level of 26 and Packard was down to 123, an eighth under last year's. low..

The Kerb Market. Eastman Kodak slumped! points to 1001. On the kerb mar ket, Electric Bond & Share was off 3 to 74. Fox Film "A" was off 94 to 391: Paramount Famous Lasky was off 1 to 55 and Warner Bros. was off to 121. American Can dropped to 151.Du Pont was off six points to 102: Woolworth Westing- declined a paint to 34. house was down five points to 1327. General Electric was off to €8.

Call money eased from 2 per cent. to per cent.

CANTON TRADE NOTES.

EASTERN NEWS IN

BRIEF.

The kerosene market is fair. De- PARS FROM EVERYWHERE. Diand is moderate and prices are unchanged.

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The sugar market, which was fairly active during the past week, has again become dull. Very large arrivals are expected and the prices are likely to drop more.

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Owing to the unfavourable ex- change rates, Japan's cotton yarn exports to China have been con- siderably reduced recently. export to China for May was only 55 per cent, as compared with the corresponding period of previous years.

Matches, manufactured locally,

In spite of the National Govern- have had a more brisk demand in consequence on the higher prices of ment's recent order instructing, the Until recently City Government of Greater Shang. foreign matches. the match industry has been disap-hai not to enforce the regulations governing the censorship of time pointing.

for the present, the Shanghai Film Censorship Committee continues to function, says the Chinese Press.

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The raw silk market has improv ed a little but prices remain low. During the first half of the present month over 3,200 piculs of raw silk

and 1,060 picule of waste silk were

exported abroad.

The unfavourable exchange in silver has afforded an opportunity to the "native paper industry Chinese paper has been in healthy demand consequent on the rise of prices of foreiga, paper.

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Reports from the North, says a Harbin message, indicate that a huge migration of rats is under way. Millions of rodents are said to have been seen on the march, forced to move on by flooded rivera. The rats have crossed from the Soviet-Chinese border, and are mov- ing West towards Mongolia,

U.S.

Consul-Generr] jo The Shanghai, Mr. Cunningham, has re-" In spite of the restoration of ceived a request from the American to inform communications in the interior of Consul at Tsingtao Kwangsi, trade conditions in Wa-American citizens who propose chor are still bad, due to the ex- visiting Tsingtao that motor vehicles change. The foreign goods market imported temporarily must pay It is certain that this applica to is dead and merchants have placed goods tax ten per cent, upon arrival. Do orders.

all foreigners,

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The present unfavourable ex- serious is having change effect upon the consumption of for- eign goods Both wholesale and re- tail trade is limited on account of the sharp rise in prices. In giew of the inactive markat, merebanta are reluctant to place orders.

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The industry of rattan furniture has been on the decline lately due to competition in Hong Kong. Formerly rattan furniture was ex- ported to the United States to the value of over $1,000,000 annually. The prices of rattan, which is im ported from abroad, have risen du to the exchange. :

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There has been some brisk de- mand for cotton yarn by merchants of Fatshan and the North River districts. Retail trade also large. In view of the drop in the purchase prices, merchants have lowered the, quotations by 81 per hale. According to a Shanghai telegram, the market there is har- mal and the prices-steady."

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23.083

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193

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108

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413

Shanghai

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Silver (pot)

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The danger of "race suicide." ig alight as far as Shantung is con- erned, we learn from the Chefoo Daily News-The housewife of a Dr. Diang's family in the Kinng keh village of Hwanghsien the other day brought forth five children at one time. It is reported they are three male and two female, and all are getting along very well. family has been crowded with frem the surrounding visitors villages.

The

Last week. a soldier posted at the No. 34 iron bridge of the Shanghai- Hangchow-Ningpo Railway to pro tect trains, ordered the people on A rice junk, which was passing under the bridge, to bring their vessel to a stop as he wished to conduct a search and, when this was ignored, fired a shot at it. The junk was then brought to a stop and a search was made by the soldier, but nothing was found. However, the junk was detained and released only after its owner had paid to the soldier's eunerior 35 as compensation for the bullet fired.

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