1933-05-22 — Page 1

O.K. SAUCE

Served in the best places.

Hongkong Daily Press.

Registered as a News paper at the General

Post Office in the United Kingdom.

ESTABLISHED 1857

HONG KONG, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1933. 壹拜雞 日式廿月伍年参卅佰玖仟受英 Price

MUSSOLINI FOUR POWER PACT

REHABILITATION OF SILVER

General Manager

All that is known about tyre making is embodied in

DUNLOP TYRES

Single Copy, 10 cts.

Per Month. 83.

MARTELL'S BRANDIES

No. 23330. 號玖佰叁仟萬弍第 日捌廿月辦年

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE.

On and after MAY 6tz, 1933, until Further Notice (all previous

STATIONS

Time Tables cancelled).

་ ་

UP. TRAINS

No, 12

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

No. No. No. No.

2 6 10

14. 10 da 29 18 34 26 28 AX.), AX, AM, AM, A. Mirad PR 1,3}RM, TAG) TINĮ PAHL) PÕHI P,M.

Kowloon Dep. 6.25 8.15 8.27 0.16 10.1911.80 18.12 1.05 1.36 2.90 4.85) 1,55| 6,08) 7,40

Faumati Dep. | 6,83)

Shatin ...Dep. | 6.45)

Taipo...Dop. 6.00

TaipoMarket.

Dep 7.04 Fanling Dep. 7.15 Sheungahui...

Dep 720 Bhaichun

=14

THE

9.24 10.1911,41| 1219| 1.12)

9.38 10.3) 11.88 1981|1,247..... 9.50 10.4018.06 13,48 1,27)....

9.5S 10.50 12,16 12,49 1,41)

...10.08 11.01 12.39 12.50.1.51...

|9.14 10,11) 11.0612.87 1.04) 1,58) ...: 2.59...

A WARNING TO` THE WORLD

PROFESSOR MOLEY IN PESSIMISTIC MOOD.

(THROUGH RECTER'S AGENCY.]

WASHINGTON, May 21.

6.030167,63A WARNING to the world not to expect too match from the World Economic Conference was uttered Moley, assistant by: Secretary of State and confidential advises to Mr. Roosevelt,

Professor Moley pleaded for cash-

6,28 6.41 3,14 5.82 6.46 8.19 5.42 6.57 8.99

3.47 7.02 6.84

Professor

Arr 7,26 8.53 8.20 10.17 11.1218.48 1.10 2.03 2.16 3.05 6.138.63 7.06 6.40tion against an early return to an

-Canton...Arr. 11.26... 6.30!

... 14.47...

STATIONS

AM

8.00

DOWN TRAINS

No, No. No. No. No. No. No. No. G

No. No. No. No. T a 5 7 1E 169 17 Dow 19 18

18A 31 KM. AM. AM.

11. AM.P.M. P.M. [PM« P.M, FM.

Mixed

P.M. P.X.

$20,6.14

0.30) 8.45) 9.00′

147

CH

8.40)

10.48 12.18 2.44 406 4.34 5.256.12 10.65 13.28 8.51 4,15 4,41) 5,88

6.25 11.00 13.29 3.56) 4,20), 4,48) 5,45 11.10 13.30 3.00 431 4.456.01 6.85

ww

"Canton....... Dep.

Shumchun... Dep. 7.02 7.80 10.80 chheangshui ... Dep. 7.08 7.37

Fanling Dep. 7.14

8.03 Talpo Market. Dep. 7.25 8.12 Taipo Dep. 7.30 8.16 Bhatia...Dep 7.40 5.30 Taumati...Dep. 7.56 843

AL

ALL

6.19 .....9.0

11.14 12.44 8.11 4.88 5.09 6.09 | 8:40 11.39 12.68 3,24| 4.50|5,14|6,27 | 6.58) ... 2... 11.41 1.18 3.87 3.04 0.36 6.43 7.06

**

„Kowloon ..............AFT. 8.08| 8.49) 11.08 11.47 1.18 8,63| 5.10) 5.25 6.48 7.11 7.28 9.38: 9.41

-First Class only. Will stop at any station on request. G-Sundays and Customs Holidays exospted.

Further information may be obtained at the Bailway Officer, Kor- Joon, from Messrs. Thon, Cook & Son, Ltd, Hong-Kong, from The Amaraian Express Co., Hong Kong, or from The China Travel Service,

·8, Queen's Road, Hong Kong. -

By Order,

R. BAKER

Manager

HONG KONG, CANTON AND

MACAO STEAMERS. AR

«JOINT SKATIÚR or the Honɑ KONG, CANTON AND MACAO Sthamboat Co., LTD., AND CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

HONG KONG-CANTON LINE BAILINGS From HONG KONG-Daily at 10 p.m. SAILINGS From CANTON-Daily at 4.80 p.m.

OURTAILED SERVICE Dayboat sailings from HONG KONG at 8 a.m. on 22nd, 24th and 26th May only. Dayboat sailings from CANTON at 8 am, on 23rd, 25th and 27th May only.

HONG KONG-MACAO LINE.!

AMENDED SERVICE

SAILINGS From HONG KONG at 10a.m. and 5,30 p.m.

(Week days only).

SAILINGS From M & A O

at 3 and 6 p.m. (Week days only).

EXCURSION TO MACAO

SUNDAY, 28TH MAY, 1933

8.8. "SUI TAI "

9.5.

will leave Hong Kong at 10.00 am and Macao at 6 pm.

SPECIAL SALOON FARES.

WEEK DAYS. ~Single, $3.00; Return: $5.00,

• EXCURSIONS-Singin; $2.50; Return: $4.00,

'Nors.—All Steamboat Company's Steamóra-are fitted with

CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION

CALIF. U.S.A.

KED RASPBERRIES

Red Raspberries

The pick of berries".

APRICOTS

"Del Monte's Apricots

The Best to be got

Obtainable at All Compradore Shop

KUNG SHEUNG CO.

Agent

CHINA' BUILDING

TONG HO

7282082

international monetary standard and stressed that war debts were not a natter which could be traded against other matters.

It should not be expected that the Economic Conference itself will. be able to draw up fi plan for a series of international measures which would alleviate the economic, aifficulties throughout the world.

He also stressed the diffulty of extensively attacking trade bar- riers, the removal of which would probably be the most difficult part of the Conference.

He stressed the importance of the silver question, declaring it was not so much the question of re- monetising silver as. enhancing its price in order to enable Oriental and South American countries to purchase United States' goods.

He predicted the Economia Con- ference would probably agree to an immediate monotary policy through the central banks supplemented by a synchronisation of internal gov. ernmental expenditure and a pro gressive removal of oxchange, restrictions.

INSURANCE ON S.S. PHILIPPAR

£1,125,000 FULLY PAID UP

{THROUGH BRUTER'S AGENCY)

LONDON, May 20. IT IS understood that evidence of a most disquieting nature is contained the Investigating | Committee's report on the loss of the French liner, 8.8. Georges Philippar, for which the London Insurance Market officially appli- ed "to the French Ministry of Marine,

in

The £1,126,000 claim was fully met by the Insurance companies, on the understanding that the un- derwriters received," us 2000 理您 possible the Committee's report on the disaster, but though eight months have clapsed since the re-. port was completed," the contenta have so far been kept secret,

Legal proceedings have been in stituted on behalf of the French English and Spanish underwriters against the owners of the "Georges Philippar," the Messageries. Mari- times Company, to recover the value of the lost cargo.

IN HONG KONG TO-DAY

FAIR

YESTERDAY, WEATHER REPOET, FORECAST AND REMARES, 188UED BY THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 6.08 P.M., STATED DATA AN

THE ANTI-CYCLONE REMAINS CEM--- TRED OVER THE LOWER YANGIEZE- VALLEY, AND THE DEPRESSION: TO- THE NORTH-EART OF HOKKAIDO.

LOCAL FORECAST EAST WINDS, MODERATE; FAIR.

DUMPED " GOODS

NEW INVESTIGATION COM -MITTEE FORMED

| [KUO-MIN/XKWE: AUKKOT

Nasino, May 12.

REVIVED BY GOERING'S VISIT TO ROME

¡THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

Now, May 21,

INTEREST in the Mussolini Four Power Pact was revived by the sudden visit of the Prussian Pre mier, Capt. Goering, who arrived yesterday.

He has already seen Mussolini cace, possibly twice.

The conversations have been kept secrét, but it is mumoured his visit in connected with the Four Power Fact.in which connection somE. circles are of the opinion that Ger many now, holds the key position, NEGOTIATIONS NEARLY COMPLETED

[THROUGH REUTER'S AURNOY]

ROMB, May 21,

THE Four Power Pact negotia

tions further progressed during

the week-end.

Capt. Goering's visit is taken indicate that the task of deafting the Pact, which has been proceed. ing through diplomatic channels for some weeks, is virtually completed. The British Ambassador con- ferred with Mussolini the morning and it is believed an announcement on the completion of the Pact is being made by Mussolini to the Chamber to-mor

DISORDERS IN

DANZIG 1.

"EXISTANCE OF CITY.

THREATENED

|

|

Y. S. O. P.

BOTTLED IN

PITTMAN PROPOSES NEW MEASURES

COGNAC AND

CORDON BLEU.

(THROUGH RAUŢER'S AGENCY.]

WASHINGTON, May 19.

on

SENATOR Pittman has announe. ed a six-point programme for the rehabilitation of silver, which he said all nations, with which the United States had "rg cently discussed the subject, are in agreement. The countries include Canada, Mexico Great Britain, Argentina and China.

The programme states:-- Firstly, the price of silver should be reasonably raised and substan-

around ·thaf tially stabilised

point, (no specific figure was men- tioned by Senator Pittman, al though sixty cents has been dis cussed unofficially).

Secondly, the status of silver is a part of the general problem of stabilisation of currencies;.

Thirdly, the Governments should agree to abandon the policy and practice of debasing and meting up silver;

Fourthly, the restoration of the fineness of debased coins should be brought about as rapidly as prac ticables.

Fifthly, as far as possible there should be a large use of ailver, ae a base for currency issues, ana

structions to the free movement of Sixthly, tariffs and other pb-

silver should be lowered or elimi. Dated.

Asked whether Great Britain had agreed to have the Govern ment of India stap dabasing ite silver currency, Senator Pittman said that the British contended this was a matter for the Government of India itself to decide."

Senator Pittman, also infimated that there had been no discussion on the free coinage of silver in any of the recent conversations.

WARSAW, May 19. "THE Brown

(Nari) Terror JAPAN AND CONGO COTTON Rages. Danzig's Existence is Threatened."

In these striking phrases, the Government Party at Danzig have issued a statement appealing for measures to prevent Nari interfer- ence with the normat course of the elections and vigorously Pro testing against the presenta activi- ties of the Nazis.

The Government Party demands the deportation of Herr Lassman, Deputy of the Prussian Landtag. who headed the party of Nazis which broke up a meeting of the Government Party at Danzig yes- terday, which was to have addreased by Dr. Ziéhm, the Pre- sident of the Senate.

been

дега

Brussels May 4.-Scant credit is attached to reports from Japan that Belgian Congo planters have offered to supply cotton to Japanese spin- total output of the Congo is only It is pointed out that the 80,000 bales all of which is shipped of Africa is in a far better position to Antwerp and that the east coast to supply the Japanese market,

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY

(May 2).

(IV Moon 28th Day). Anniversaries and Holidays.-

Commissioner Anxious. Dr. Rosting, who is Acting Lea- gue High Commissioner "for Dan- zig, has arrived at Warsaw and has conferred with the Polish Foreign Minister on the situation. į

It will be recalled that early Rogation Day. last week, Sir John Simon, an- swering questions in the House of Commons regarding development et Danzig, said he recently saw the High Commissioner, who deprecate ed alarmist reports of the possibil ity of serious disorders daring the election.

Bir Jolin Simon added: all very much hope that he máy turn out to be right:””:

NEW SUPREME COURT FOR NANKING

[XUO MIN NEWS AGENOR]

Theatres,

Central: They Just Had to Get

Married."

Queen's: Red Dust”·· King's: "Jack's the Boy." Oriental: "Tess of the Storm

Country"

World: Five Star Finni," Star: "Letty Lynton." Majesties Goodnight, Vienin

Dances.

Tea Dances at Hong Kong Hotel; Gloucester Building King's » llen taraut and Majestic Dancing Academy.

Dinner Dances at Peninsula and Heng Hong Hotels, and Kiug'i Restaurant.

NAMKING, May 12 THE new building for the Supreme

Court at Nanking has been fark completed. It is understood that the offices of the Court, will be re- moved into the new buildins on the 26th just and that its function will: že, temporarily, "aspended from that date until June 1, whe wal

resume work in its new promises.

hazent

EPECIAL Dumped Goods tion cost, and market

tion: Committee; has China, the Committee

organized by the special represente Finance: Rod stryeipal parts, includin what classes of foreign Hankow and Tientsin tacorTy

such investigations In the mean time, the Unmmittee be isore guested the Chinese Legutions and

commodities shall be sub-

in order to

Sporta,

Billiards Garrison League: Láng cúins 1. Small Units, R.AMOKB Royal Engingers. Royal Artillery s Fouth Wales Borderer

Lawn Bowls Open Champion ship: E. Bana. Beer Solen hall. TVWaitta (Craigongower green); E^(- Post o. W McLeod, Randle A. E. Coates (Police green), 5.0 p.m.

Lawn Tennis-Hong Kong Area League Kowloon Section, Bignals

C" Company Line Long Nection, -4 07 ompan South Wales Borderen Company, South Wales:

a given benzo Consulates abroad to ascertain the dumped," to ascertain first.cost of production of various p.m.

of production, transporta-foreign: commodities imported in

at foot of next Column) | Chire,

V. V. E. S. O. P.

THREE STAR

(also in square pints) V. V. E. S. O. P.

SOLE AGENTS:

GUARANTEED

PURE GRAPE

BRANDY

BY

MARTELL & Co.

0

GANDE, PRICE & CO., LTD.,

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

Sr. Grozor's BUILDING, Tor HOUSE STREET,

Dial 20135.

HONG KONG.

smart

SUMMER SUITS

all·

Abana builds clothes of distinc. tion, in the latest style, and special attention is given to the important question of fit. W.W.ARANA CO. (HONGKONG) LTD.

97, Queen's Bd. CUL.

'Thone 26866

Imperial

BRAINS

BRITISH DESIGN

RIGHT THROUGH

LABOUR CAPITAL MATERIALS

Imperial is designed and made in England

English requirements

typist has always

engineering

REISS

rs, imported from countries lack such typically English keyboard has six extra symbols which the English ded but never possessed

is a sound

CO. LTD.