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EXCHANGE.

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ASSOCIATION.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932.

THE FLEET SAILS FOR JUTLAND!

"

MONDAY,

Napiast

NOV. 28.

Bayere

Ballers

Balesial

AIRCRAFT ATTACK BEATEN OFF

Banka

***

$1,655

#17

Do. (London) *

£131

Chartered Banka .....

214

TRAFALGAR DAY.

BATTLE

2238

Mercantilo B

£231

Do.

Bank of East Asia...

291 $1081

#28

Am. O. Fia, Corp: M

N. C. & 8. Barks ... $7Į

LAT

$1,060 11.K. Batika .........

Prof.

18 China Fin. Corp. Urd.

T.140. Do.

Insurances

$1,26 Canton Insurance.... $2.3 Underwriters

*820

Union Insurandds ....... China Fires****** 3,150 H.K. Firos....... 1.4.20

International Axsce..

Baspping

Douglas

Indon (prof.) ............

$20

Steamboats

545

*3*

Po. (def.)

30/8

Shells

Waterboata

121

$.8)

+

Mining Benguatann Venezuela Gold Fide.

3202

Kailan

TA 12.10

Langkats (sis gió)...

Loan

T.

119%

23 ot

$14 14.85

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ANCALARASI | $10,20]

Trouch Mines

Bouguet Explorationa

Locke, WharveR,

Godowna, to.

H.K. & K. Whervos,

#16

Providoats (old) ... $4,4

II.K. & W. Docks

Shanghai Docks

| Lande, Hotels, and

$3

་

HI M.S. Renown.-The Home Flest sailed out of Moray Firth through squalls and flashes of sunshine in!

SOCIALISING" THE

TRAFFIC

LONDON TRANSPORT.

BILL

GOVERNMENT MOVE TO

SAVE £40,000.

Westminster. The undesirability of throwing away £40,000 was the

PASSENGERS.

Arrivals.

Per 9.8. President Grant, from San Francisco and Shanghai:-: Mr. S. P. An Yang. Mr. Harro Boysen, Mr. P. Bryan, Miss E. Buckness, Mr. I. D. Chang, Mr. Yue Kung Chang, Mr. C. Cheng, Mr. F. Y. Chu, Mr. Robert Do Voe, Mr. Jan Robert De Ves, Mrs, B. F.

RIOTER'S THREAT

TO JUDGE

"I WILL SHOOT YOU WHEN

I COME OUT”.

When, I get out I wit; shoot you," shouted Richard Marphy, aged 50, to Mr. Justics Charles at Chester Assizes.

Murphy was one of teu mer, who were tried on charges arising out

a brisk west wind to face the most main reason alvanced in the House Hagenziekar, Mr. E. W. O'Harow, of the Birkenhead riots on Septan

aircraft.

modern and most dangerous ordeal of Commons by Mr. P. J. Pybus, $1,315 in naval warfare-a night attack by Minister of Transport, for keeping alive the London Passenger Trans. The mighty battleship Nelson; has been creeping up to the rendezvous portilla mesure which has in the bleak North Sea, with lean, aroused cousiderable Consorvative shadowy destroyers circling round, opposition, and which was inherit her like bantam sentrics, in prepara ed, in its essentials, from his tion for the Miniature Jutland Socialist predecessor in odlice, Mr. which the British Navy re-enact on Herbert Morrison. Trafalgar Day, na a supreme tass

of its 1932 efficiency.

Enemy Aircraft.

After lunch bosuns' pipek shrilled through the mess decks, where thousand men were laughing and

Mrs. Ruth Hicks, Mr. Shai Lai Ho, Miss F. Hogg, Mr. and Mrs. Hooij Yip Bong, Mr. T. H. Katarin, Mrs. P. Y. Lam, Miss Holen Liang, Mr. B. T. Li, Mr. S. 8. Liu, Mr. P. Lofee, Mr. T. W. Shin, Mr. J. Turner, Mr. A. Vorner, Prof. 0. D. Wannamaker Mr. Deh Choo The present Bill proposes to give Yang, Mr. Ching Shin Young. the control of all forms of trans. Among passengers passing through port in Loudon to a Transport on their way to Manila were: Board appointed by five indepen-Mr. J. E. Aiton, Mr. W. P. Ailon,

ent- trators, whereas Mr. Morri

ber 13.

Addressing Rawlings. Mr. Justice Charles said, "You are the secre- tary and organisor of the National Unemployed Workers' Association. I know from my experience, hav- jung sat in other Assize Courte, of

eases where riota have bean doli-, berately engineered by the Society of which you are secretary and they

are serious and most bitter. You must go to prison for 20 calendar months.”

Rawlings shouted, "My body goes to prison but my spirit Lives in Birkenhead."

Two men were discharged. After the Judgo had passed sen tance a window in another part of There was considerable comme the court was sunshod. tion in court and a

for some minutes, WONA was carried out by

policemen..

George Emlyn Williams, aged ∞, Joseph Rawlings, aged 38, Sydney Rawson Greenwood, aged 29, and William McBeth, aged 10, were described by Mr. Justice Charles an the leaders of the riots.

"You men are the worst enemies |

T. banging mess tins. The change crnment should have the appoint- Berry, Miss 1 Bohrman, Mr. and of your kind," he said. "I do not

scene was electric.

SUAL

ing of the Transport Board.

The Government brought in a motion for the enrrying over of the Bill, to prevent its automatic de tense at the end of the present

son's Bill provided that the Gov Mr. B. H. Benidt, Mr. F. N.

Mrs. II. Catlin, Mr. W. F. Cawlor, know whether you wish to do good Mr. M. C. Chakrabandhu, Mr. F. for working men, or whether it is; V. Chambertin, Mr. C E. Davis, that you are engaged on other i Mr. C. L. Ecklon, Mr. W. O. activities disconnected with work Funk, session in November.

Mr. nud Mrs R. I but connected with revolution and Although the Minister of Traus- Gilliland. Mr. R. Hauck, Mrs. uproar such as these riots. Bluejackets in long greatcoats,

Miss M Karp, oil-skins, and mufflers stood at the port gave an assurance that altera II. H. Karp, alert with strong-lensed glasses, tions would be considered before Mis D. Karp, M. A: Keis, Mr. xoarching the sky. The ship grow the Bill came up for discussion K. Kons, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.

Enemy aircraft coming," the report. The ship was silent except for the whirr of the powerful electric motor used to drive and $148manæouvre the guns.

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$1.00

Do. (new)

TO

$24

$10

S. China Motori * A

19

18

Do

***

78,20 New Bagineerings

1.230 Hongkow

Huildings

$10.95/11

10 70 178

H.K. Hotela (ull) 10MG 311

Du. (new) H.K. Lands

$78

8.80/900

$8.80

$100

T,233) Shanghai Lenods .......

TID Motropolitan Lands...

H.K. Realties... $8.75

[T11.40) China Do.

1.976 Do Debentu ca $16

Humphreys

[M3140] Asia Realto« “A”

M$28

Do.

Chinese Extatos

T76 Ewas

Zoong Sings

Wing On Textiles(S.)

Public Utiliti

Tramways......................

Do. (now)...

Yaduati Furtiva (old)

Bandukan Lighta ........

Senso with suppressed excitement: ail on board were like a group of schoolboys beginning a great adven

Zare.

A warrant officer near me grinned, and anid: "Grent fun. Like being $10.7 at Jutland. That was a holiday

after ten months' watch-keeping."

Then an airplane appeared. Range finders glued to their in- struments called tho reading Swift calculations passed to the gun crews.

Crack! A sharp burst of orange fiame and a cloud of brown cordite Round after round, with the crews coolly passing shelle, T14 loading, aiming, and firing.

fumes.

The roar of the cannonade grow denfening, and puffs of white shrap: nel and bluck high explosive dotted the sky around the targets towed $15 by the aircraft,

The action lasted, with intervals La the aircraft flow back and forth at a range of 6,000 to 10,000 yards, half an hour, until the sky was dappled with shell bursts and thick clouds of recking smoke trailed low over the sea by the wind.

Dotton Mills

Bhai Cottons........

$135

121.10

121

$16)

Ponk Teams (old).....]

IN

802

Star Ferrios

#34*

333

Do. (DOW

$14 85 14.70/55

China Lights (old)....

$14.75

$14

Do. (now)...

H.K. Electrica

$78)

Mfaçao do.

$19

$30

l'alophones (old)

Bi8.30

Do (DOF)

T.10

China Busus

2/

12).

$271

Malabon Sugars

1.14

Caldbeck, Card.)

T.10

segrogos prof.)

Canton Icas ******

$12

Camonts (comb.)... $12) 812.7

Du

(old)...

25.-0

$11

Do. (uow)...)

$12.30

$231

517

$13

$6.30

$1,40

Tractions.

Da. prof.)......

Industrial

Hops

Ch: Agricultures

discellaneous Dairy Farms

$10

822174

+

81

Dor A Wings..

3.6

Amusemente.***

Ch. E'tainmonta....

$12)

Do. (Bow) $1.35

Lano Urawforda..........

Nanyang Tobacco...

Constructions, (old) 3.15 $8,30

$123

Mackintoshs......

Sinceren Watsons (old)........

$11.40 Lo. now) air

Wm. Powells

Greyhounds.......

35.35

$10

M. Gre

42

. Enterprises...

1,52

United Theatres

50/

B. Ind. G. Boads... 70%

217.

pre.n.

H.K, Gort, Loans... $101

e

LAK

Wallace Harper.....

$10

China Sports Ltd...

1235

H.K. Wing On

S'hal

Uo.

LOCAL, AND REGULAR OUTWARD MAILS.

Canton ...

$0.25/

One shell defeated the enemy, sending sleeve of the target, a quarter of the size of an airplane floating slowly down into the sea,

Destroyer Attack.

To-night we are steaming south- easterly, free for the time being

nox Session, vigorous dissent was

Dangerous Feople.

[NEW TERRITORIES

AGRICULTURAL

SHOW.

"I regard you as dangerous {- people, Williatus and Me Bath will be kept in prison with hard labour for nine calendar months,"

expressed by an opposition headed Miller, Mr. L. Muraski, Mr. and by Culonel Sir Kenyon Vaughan Mrs. D., W. Roberts, Lt. and Mrs. Morgan, who considered that the sacrifice of the 40,000, which the R. T. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Bill had already cost, was a small Smelt, Mr. C. Y. J. Śpink, Mr. price to pay for ridding London of and Mrs. J. K. Steele, Mr. K. Lo goodness I did not have to sen a piece of legislation which had

measure

Mrs. D. do

been described by Mr. Morrison as Stone, Mr. and "the greatest

of So Urmeneta, Mrs, K. Watt. · cialisation ever laid before the country."

Fares and Facilities.

Far from agrocing with Mr. Pybus that the new scheme would in London Transport on D scientific basis which would render it efficient and financially sound, Sir Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan ne serted that the operation of the Bill must involve the passengerk of London in very large additional expense, which might easily be more than £1,000,000.

The point in his speech which most nearly touched members of the House of Commons who, like erdinary mortals in London, are daily travellers, was his state- ment that appeals to the propos. ed Board against,increased fares

Or

the curtailing of Facilities would have to be met by the assurance that nothing would be done, because the Bill itself pro- vided that the Transport Board, must pay its way.

Sir Kenyon Vaughan-Morgan, did of aircraft attack, but with a big not, however, press his amendment destroyer, light cruiser, and sub to a division, considering, possibly, marine action imminent. In the

early morning the Home Fleet will that he and his supporters had set split in two, and more than thirty sufficient verbal straws adrift to show the Government which way light and fast torpedo-carrying craft will try to send us to the bot the wind might blow when the Rill makes its appearance next Session.

tom as soon as we meet.

At the same time large numbers of fighting and bombing airplanes will engage us, and our fleet must manœuvre to avoid torpedoes while i at the same time maintaining ac curate anti-aircraft fire.

HERE'S REAL NEWS

What the Press agents plead with

It is a stupendous task, and a us to pass on to you:- fitting climax to the long period of

“Tallulah Bankhead wears py:

$16.50 intensive training of the Homo jamas, nearly all day long."

Gary Cooper's favourite food is

3121

$12

Fleet up here in the bleak grey

$3.90

waters where so much glorious naval tradition has been made,

cheese.'

In this royal warship, which still

contains the squash rackets court photographer." built for the Prince of Wales' world

Charles Laughton is an amateur

gallant

cruise, and with signed photographs "Charles Bickford,

of most of the Royal Family hang

3285 $15

WEEK DAYS.

PUB

Foot G.P.0.

FROK SHETNOWAN BRANCH P.O.

From Q.P.O,

SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYA

PROX SULUNGWAN BRAKOK 2.0.

(7.15 m, & | 7.00 μm. 10.00 pz. 7.00 pm, (By]6.00 p.m.

4.00 p.m.

Samshul and Washow (By)

direct stenzser)

gentleman in other respects, dislikes.

ing on the wardroom walls, we arremoving his hat.” at the alert.-Lorne Bartram in the Daily Express.

THE SOUTH AFRICAN MURDER TRIAL

SPECTATORS PAY 10. FOR

A SEAT

"There's not a single jar of cold cram in Helen Chandler's make-up | box,"

'

"Carole Lombard would rather dance than eat.".

Adrianne Allen reads two novels a day.".

"The hottest spot in Hollywood is the crucible furnace at the Para- mount studios." [

7.15 am. & 7.00 4. {5.10 p.

17.00 p.m.

Now do you still wonder why.film 1.00 pull

9,00

A Home paper referring to the critics apend their old age with trial of Mrs. Melker, who wex con- straw in their Lair7- (8.15 mm, à (8904 visted in, Johannesburg of murder- ing her son, says that eager spectä- tors willingly paid ten shillings

1.10 p Sundays 8.18,

i only...

6.00 р.

Macne & Trinsan

( 7.35mm, &] ; 7,343,1,2, 1.18.p.m.11.30 p.m.

Ingmoon (except Enturdays) Kaukong (azcept Saturdays).

6.00 ..

6.00 p.m. 6.00 pri

7.10 am

Estaban and Wuchow (Dy) -7.18.£...

Train)

Tel 0

Ini Pe...

Bhumchun

Cheungohow

Aberdeen

1.00 pe

(9,00 sm & 28.00p.m.

9.00 im. & 8.00 p.m.

† 1.00 jim,&]

17.00 pt

11,00 am, 9.00

-11,00 atm

·(-11,00 x- 1-6,00 mil

11:00

8:00,

8.00 8.

12.30 0.0

F850 sani

Pinguhan Santia

Sistautok and Bb

8.00 P

10.80

shai

Balenog...

Numtan, Srekk! &-

Famla)

-7.00

10.30 2.70.

1.80 mm

Sundays

8,808. Lonly

10:00 p

1:200 po

,00 p

for seats in court. Mrs. de Melker, gallery who applauded when Mrs. who is the wife of a former Spring Sproxt appeared to score at the bok Rugby player, waobarged expense of Mra, de Melker's coun with murdering her former husbands and her son.

sel.

Soil Tests. The first sensation of the day

Tho-next-witness was. Birade was caused by the evidence of Mrs. Melker's Zulu servant, Dorn, who William Sproat, sister-ingaw of gave evidence through an inter- Mrs de Melker's second husband, proter. Dora told the court that who revealed that Mr. Sprant on she had never prepared the food or the very day of his dentii' tore up coffee in the du Melker household. a will in favour of his mother and. This, he said, had been done -by- at his wife's desire maile anothers. do Melker herself. will in her (Mrs. de Molker's)

favour.

·

Tests of the soil round the graves

Are Sprent also revealed that of the dead men were described by action was now pending by the the Government analyst, Br. Brit- executors of Mr. Sproat's motherton, who, lind just down back from against Mre, de Melker in respect South-West Africa, where he had of these wilin

been giving evidence in another

A stern rebuke was administered murder trial. The tests, he said, by the judge to spectators in the had provided negative results.

To Greenwood, he said, "I wish

tence a youngster like you. must go to prison for months."

Christmas

You twelve

3D & 4TH DECEMBER, 1932.

at

SHEK WU HUI near Shoungshui Railway Station to be opened nt 2.30 P.M. SATURDAY, 3RD DECEMBER,

་

by

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Tens, Luncheons and Refrosliments by Queen's Cafoteris. Special Reduced Return Fares.- Adinission 20 cents.

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i's Coming!

A Word to Merchants

from Old Santa, Himself

ECONOMIC conditions notwithstand-

ing, I'm coming around again to cast my spell of fun and happiness over the land. Now is the time for you merchants to stock well your shelves, for since the world began none have been able to resist the infectious spirit and gaiety of Christmas. And mark ye well, a word from Old Santa himself- A-D-V-E-R-T-1-8-E, The more you adver· tise the more you will sell, and the more you sell the more successful my holiday.'

SHOP-EARLY

SANTA CLAUS

in the day

in the month