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Hongkong Daily Press.

Registered as a Newspaper at the General *Post Office in the United Kingdom.

ESTABLISHED 1857

23349. 號玖拾肆佰叁仟萬弍第 BA£*EX HONG KONG, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1933

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

TIME-TABLE.

On and after MAY 6TH, 1933, until Further Notice (all previous Time Tables cancelled),

STATIONS

UP TRAINS

G

28

No, No. No. No. No. Or No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

10 B 12. 14 10 699 18 4 26 AMİ AM, AMI AM. AM. Mixed] F.M. | F‚M/F.M. | F.M. PM, P.M. P30) 1,3.

Kowloon Dap.8.25 8.188,57

Yaumati.Dop: 6.33 Shatin...Dep. 6.45), Taipo...Dep. 3.50 Tipo Market.

Dep 7.04

Fanling Dep. 7.15 ...

Sheangahui...

9.18 10.1211,80 19.12 1.05 1.38 2.23 4.85 4.88 6.08 7.40 0.24 10.111.41 12.19 1.12

9.36 10.81 11.58 12.41 1.947

9.50 10.4612.08 13.45 1.87... -

0.53) 10.5012.16 12,49, 1.41) ....-

20.06 11.01 12.82 12.59 151 ...

9.14 10.11 11.0612.37 1.04 1.6...

***

A

| 5.09) 0.15 7,48

5.15 6.178.00

K.286,41 8.14

5,83 8.46 8.19

....42 6.578,23

2.50 5.47 7,02) 8.84,

ப் Arr. 7.26 8.539.30 10.17 11:1212.48 1.10 2.0 2.15 3.05 5.13 5.53 7.08 8.40

Dep. 7.20

Shunchun .

Canton

AFT

STATIONS

Canton.......Dep.

11.25 ...

5.90

*** 4.47-

DOWN TRAINS

7.45

G No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.

No. No. 1 .3 5 7 I 15 9 17 19 13 18 31

AM.P.M. Fixed AAM. A.M. | A‚M,

T.K...

2.5.

0.00

1+1

***

8.40...

FM...M.

ሰዎ

4.30, 6.14

+24

10.80 10.48 12.10 2.44 4.06484 6.25 8.12 6.80 8.45 9.00 9.07 10,66 12.23 2,61 415 4.41 5.93 6...

11.00 12.28 2.56 4.20 4.40 5.456.26......

31.10 12.39 3.06 4.81 4.56 8.01885 ...

11.14 12.44 8.11 4,85 5,00|| 8.096.40 ...

Shunchun ...Dep. 2.02 7.50 Shoungshai.Dep. 7.09 7.37 Fanling... Dep. 7.148,0 Talpo Market. Dep. 7.25 8.12 Taipo Dep. 7.80 8.18. Shatin Dep. 7.43 8.80 Taumati ....Dep, 7.56 8.43 Kowloon ...... Art. 8.02 8.49 11.08 1L47 1.18 3.43 8.10 6.32 8.48 7.117.28 0.28 9.41

| £1,28) 12,58) 8.2) 4,50 5,14 6,27 16.58] ........ .....

11.41 1.12 8,37 5.04 5.26 8.42 7.08

-First Class only. Will stop at any station on request. -Bundays and Customs Holidays excepted.

Farther information may be obtained at the Railway Offices, Kow- Joon, from Messrs. Thos. Cook & Bon, Ltd., Hong Kong, from The Amercian Express Co., Hong Kong, or from The China Travel Service, In Dreers Road, Hong Kong.

By Order,

R. BAKER,

Manager.

HONG KONG, CANTON AND MACAO STEAMERS

JUINT SERTION OF THE Hong Kong, Canyon and Maca STEAMBOAT Co., LTD., and China NaviSATION Co., Lan.

HONG KONG-UANTON LINE. SAILINGS From HONG KONG-Daily at 8 am, and 10 p.m. (Sundays at 10 pm only).

SAILINGS From CANTON -Daily at 3 am, and 4.30 p.m.. (Sundays at 4.80 p.m. only).

HONG KONG-MACAO LINE,

AMENDED SERVICE

SAILINGS From HONG KONG— at & sm. ânì 2 p.m.

(Week days.only). .

JAILINGS From MACAU

(Week days only).

EXCURSION TO MACAO

SUNDAY, 4ra JUNE, 1933

RS. "SUI TAI".

will leave Hong Kong at 9 a.m. and Macao at 4 p.m."

SPECIAL SALOON FARES.

WEEK DAYS. -Bingle: $3.00; Return: $5.00.

• EXCURSIONS.-Single: $2.50; Return: $4.00...

NOT.-All Steamboat Company's Steamers are fitted with Wireless

THE OFFICE

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Specialists in Office Equipment *

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THE METAL SECRETARY FOR HOME OR OFFICE, MODERATE PRICE Phone for demonstration

All that, is known shout tyre making is'embodied in

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MORE FRICTION OVER THE C.E. R.

U.S. AND JAPAN ON

V. S. O. P.

BOTTLED

SOVIET STILL WILLING TO SELL TO JAPAN

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SHORT ROUTE TO VLADIVOSTOCK CLOSED

(THROUGH ́REUTER'S AGENCY.]

Moscow, May 31. The Soviet hopes that practical A JAPANESE disclaimer for the conclusions will be drawn from

Manchukuo these assurances," actions of the Government and the Soviet retort that this is merely a formal pre text" are the main features of the exchange of notes between, the two governments regarding the Chinese Eastern Railway diepute.

The Japanese Note, replying to the Soviet "demand of May 16, that the Japanese Government take effective measures to protect the interests of the Soviet in regard to the Railway, points out that many of the alleged infringements of those interests mentioned by the Soviet are exclusively within the province of the Manchukuo Govern- ment, and that Japan Could not accept the responsibility for the actions of Japanese officials and advisera acting under" orders from that Government.

The Japanese army has taken care not to harm the interests of the railway, and the Note assures the Societ of Japan's desire for a speedy and just settlement of the dispute.

- It declares that the maintenance of peaceful relations between the Soviet and Manchukuo is most im portant to the basis of peace in the Far East.

Soviet Reply.

The Soviet reply notes the as surances, and states that they ex- clude the possibility of the Japan ese Government having any inten- tion of ovading the responsibility for the violation of Soviet rights by the Manchurian authorities under the formal pretext that they are exclusively within the province of Manchukuo.

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The Soviet reply adds that the Railway dispute has been utilised by Manchukuo, with the aid of Japanese officials as a pretext for and unlawful actions violent inimical to the interests of the U.S.S.R., and that the Japanese Government is unable to bring a single argument to justify Manchu kuo's claim to the rolling stock re- tained by the Soviet

By her readiness to start negotia tions for the sale of the railway, the Soviet Government has elcarly ex- pressed a wish to eliminate all ground for conflicts affecting the friendly reltions between the U.S.S.R. and Japan.

Striving to consolidate these re- Intions was one of the elements" of the Soviet's pacific policy and the Soviet Government had the right to expect that the Japanese Govern- ment would be guided by identical motives.

The Soviet hoped that all-con troversial questions would be settled in a friendly) spirit in accordance with the concluding pssurances of the Japanese note.

COMMON GROUND MARTELL'S BRANDIES

VISCOUNT ISHII'S SPEECH IN NEW YORK

(THROUGH REUTER'S 'AGENCY) |

NEW YORK, June 1.

VISCOUNT R. ISHII; Japanese delegate to the Washington conversations, in an address, lost night, at the banquet of the Japan Society, referring to the conver sations with President Roosevelt, said that he found that he and President Roosevelt were of accord on many points, and that in more respects than one America and Japan stood on common ground.

We came to the belief that the, friendship between the two coun- tries, remained unchanged despite the discordant note of the last 20 months," Viscount Ishii declared.

America sympathised with Japan, in the struggle in the Far East against the disruptive forces of Communist propaganda" he said.

In another speech, Viscount Ishii said that the League Covenant and the Rellogg Pa would be ineffec tual peace instruments unless amended to forbid Treaty-breaking and economic boycotts

IN HONG KONG TO-DAY

SHOWERY; WARMER

YESTERDAY'S WEATHER EXPORT,

· PORECAST AND REMARKS, 136UED BY THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 5:30

AN ANTI-OXOLONK IS STATION- ARY TO THE TOETH BASTOF ́--- HOKKAIDÒ, VA. DEPRESSIÓN 18 CENTRED OVEE TONGKING, AND PR23SURE IS MODERATELY LOW OVER

NORTHERN CHINA SEA.

LOCAL FORECAST: MODERATE S.E. WINDS, VEERING TO SOUTH; CLOUDY, SHOWERY, 'WARMER.

Line Blocked at Vladivostook

HARRIN, EY 31. The dispute between Manchukuo and Soviet Russia over the alleged Soviet seizure of locomotives: and wagons on the Chinese, Eastern Railway has taken a new turn.

Yesterday, Manchukue blocked PPTPPOSTFEKTETTIITUTTE the Chinese Eastern Railway line from Manchuli at Suifenbo, where it re-enters Soviet territory, thus closing the short route to Vladivos- tock.

PRINCE ARTHUR AND ADVERTISING

Warm Tribute to Its Value

GIVING THE PUBLIC A

BETTER DEAL

I greatly reduced, and that masa pro- duction, and all the advantages of cheapness that it implies, is pos sible only with mass selling. This in turn can be achieved only by. advertising, and that advertising is

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

TO-DAY

(June 2).

(V Moon 10th Day). Crown Lands Sale, District Office, South, H.K., II a..

Annual Meeting of Peak Tram- ways Co., Ltd., Hong Kong Hotel,

& guarantee of quality, since to ad-21.30 am, vertise a bad product is to damın it only the quicker. In short, that advertised and branded goods are the best." (Hear, bear.) ".

London-Prince Arthur of Con- naught confessed himself a convert He was glad to know that ad to the value of advertising at the vertising and the new methods of coming-of-age dinner of the Nationalaelling were to be placed on the Advertising Benevolt Society at stage this July at Olympia at a the Guildhall

great Advertising and Marketing Exhibition. (Hear, hear.)

"And as a convert, in all the en- thusiasm of a new-found and com- fortable faith," he added, "I should like to see the real truth about advertising convoyed to more of our public and traders than share it at present."

Sir W. Crawford, the president, was in the chair, and it was 10-

nounced that the festival donation

had reached a total of £10,300.

Depression Ending.

Bir William Crowford said that while it would be unwise and pre- mature of him to say that the de pression was at an end, they could not stop him believing that it was

Though an advertising man, Sir William confessed that one of the qualities he liked so much about Founded in 1913, the society has this country was its reficence in already administered £82,716 for the advertising. We were not a nation of high-powered salesmen, and he relief of necessitous cases among was glad of it, for excessive ad those connected with the business,vertising and high powered sales- of advertising.

manship tended to destroy the 16 dividuality of the people.

Prince Arthur, who was toasting the society, said he had marvelled at the skill of wording and drawing and the originality of wit he often

found in advertisements.

Entertainment Valus. "I am not sure, indeed," to con- tinued, "that our newspaper pub lishers ought not to feel a pertain degree of embarrassment in allow ing advertisem to pay for advertise-

St. Andrew's Working Party Meeting, in connection with the International Pageant and Fair, Church Hall, 10,30 a.m.

Claims in the Estate of Leong Sing Shee, Inte of Vancouver, due.

Heriot Chub Founder's Day Din- ner, Gloucester Building Reatou- rant.

Theatres, Queen's: "Madison Square

Garden." Central: "Men of Chance." King's The Golden West." World: Unholy-Night."

Oriental: "Suicide Fleet,"

Star: American Madness."

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Majestic: "Girl of the Rio,"

Dances.

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ing; King's Restaurant and Hong Kong Hotel

Tea Dances of Gloucester Build

Dinner Dances, at Hong Kong Hotel King's Restaurant; Penin- suis Hotel; and Gloucester Build- ing.

Principal Mails.

Inward from America by Chichibu Maru; from Europe via Siberin. by Naldera,

Outward for Australia by Tanda 2.30 p.m.; for, America and Europe via Siberia by Pres. Jefferson, 5

"Nevertheless, in a new and harder world, the hour has come when England list/speak up, both within these islands and in the outer world. (Hear, hear.) In this work we are fortunate in the P. possession of a Prese that is be yond compare the world's best. From the columns of the news P.. papers we must drive home ever Lawn Tennis:-Mixed Doubles: more deeply the merits of British Chinese R.C. v. Indian R.O.; Kow merchandise merits of Br *** loon - C.0, v. Recreio;** U.S.R.C.

Sports.

Aquatica:VIC Night Fete, 9

ments which are so considerable a Sir Gomer Berry said he believe Ladies' TO. Hong Kong Ares Joy to the roader, ne, well as ied that was the first time a fune League: Kowloon Section, Head, source of revenue to the publisher" tion connected with advertising had quarter Wing, Lincolns v. "D" But entertainment, he had learnt, been held in the Guildhall Sir Company Lincolns; Hong Kong was hot the only advantage that the Wm. Crawford, he added, not only Section. "D" Company South devoted his talents to buy own par-Wales Borderers v. Royal Engineere publio got, from advertising:

ticular firm, but to the interesta Services.. Economistsattest that, by of advertising extended to much Sunrise.-6,38 a.m.; Bunset.-7.00 virtue of money spent in advertis- public service. He had brought|p.m.

ing, the public can get a better poetry and an infinite imagination -Tiden. High at 42 and 14.354 deal," that distributive costs can be to the business of advertising. Low at 2.03 and 22.40

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