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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS
Hong Kong Stock
Exchange
Buyers Katona
Nominal |
THURSDAY.
JULY 18.1
Banka"
H.A. Banks
Sharebrokers Association
*-*-**-***$1,080
Blo. (London)
Chartered Banks
Marcantile Bks. “A”
$1,090
1,020/30
£131
231
# () "
£13
N. C. & S. Barka „
Do
Bank of East Asia, 175
Am. O, Fin. Corp: b.
Ch. Fin. Corp. Urd. B
-blo Prof.
Insuraness
Canton LusaTREJÖGH......
$380
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935.
NEW YORK STOCK AND
COMMODITY QUOTATIONS
(Through Renter's Agency)
Last
**S
30 297
deliers
Bayere
Balsa Namin.
July 18
Close Open
New York-London
4961-. -
Cotton, October .........................
11.69
Cotton, May
11.56
£131
Rubber, December ......
12.50
Chicago Wheat, September ..............
85
10.20 10.40 11.00 4951 495) 4954 11.73 11.77 11.69 11.60 11.80 1157 12.44 12.44 12.39
857 85#
£13
Chicago Wheat, December Corn, September ..........
861
86 B61
- 16
78
76
Com, December
65
647 64
STOCKS
1203
$195
American Smelting
43
43}
431
434
UnderwriterM
30 0.
Union insurances ...
Consolidated Gas of N.Y
25
251 25+
251
254
$32
1382
Chins Fire
3302
EL Bond and Share-
af
8+ 81
81
1900
H.K. Fire.....................
$175
General Motors
361
37
371
371
37%
International Assse, S.
$4
Int. Tel and 'Tel,
91
g
91 9+
Shipping
Loew's Inc,
431
42
421 42
42
138
Douglasel emeËRRET
135
Steamboats
Montgomery W,
294
30
30
www
130
ludos (pret.)
NY. Central
171 17
171
171 ∙17+
119
Do. (det)********
$20 -19
Standard of Co. a. NÚI..
47
47) 473 474
471
71/3
Shella
U.S. Steel
37}
Waterhote
Mining
72 ats
Anitamoks ...............
$19
Balatcos .....
93 ste,
10 otw
10 ots.
Do.
Goldfeld....
Bot.
Big Wedge
94 ota
5 Jon
Gold that
5 ota
30 sta
Gold Creek
United Paracales ... 33 ots
19 et
Salacos Mining......11 oik.
90 sts.
ipo Mining..........................)
38 ats.
Itogon *********
14/8
Kalaus
USATOD
314
Langkals (singis) 5.
14 € $111
#45
$57
Shanghai Loans 3,
Explorationsein Je
$4
341
18.10
Haubs............... $8.20
$2.30
Venezues Quid Fids.† 33.15
Docks, WharvES,
Godowns, sia.
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78 als.
Baguio Gold ... 214:te.
#12) Benguet Consolidated],1fols
Do. Exploration 13 ot
++
Do.
H. & K. Wharves.
Providente (oki)
10.
a. Cova Motors' A!
$78 $76
76 ctm
$774 8741
(old)}
(new)
180 sta.
120 ots.
(new)... ju. H.R. W. LOCK
10 cta
30+
JUNK
180
Shangusi Docks S
$80
$4
New Kingancerings5. |
14
5240
Hongkowa
......
Lands, Hotels, and
Buildings
H........B.
H.K. Hotela
Do. 4% Dabentures
Bhaugust Lande....
"atetropolitan Leads"
13.80
$3.90
$34
$1
$4
14
$123
Do. Debenturess,
181
19
$48
Houities.urgerm
China Do******
Humphreys $8.10
New Asia Hotel
A Heities AS
10.
Chinore Estates..............
Coston MilËN
EvoS...........
Cottontold,S.;
g"
83.70 133 $:00
#4
37
跆
185
$81
$40
Du.
{Dow
345)
Loong Singa
པ་
328
Wing On Textiles(51)
337
Public Utilicios
Tramways $12.7%
Poak Temas. (old)...
16
Do. (new)...
Star Ferries
******
317
Ysumati Ferries
PA 317
Unins Lighce *******
H.K. ElectrICO ...............
558
$56
Saudakan Lights ...|
Telephones (old)
$21
Macao do.
Do. „(new) .......[ 88,1ờ
China Buses ..............N.
Traction
Do. (pret.)
Industrials.
Malabou Sugar
19 Cadbeek, ord.) B.
Macgregors] (pref.jd.
Lazoa lues 3,45
Ropes 34176 $1,20
aliaccllaneous,
Dairy Facia
Amusement8 ****** **
國
38:30
$11
222/6
384
$13
$1.80
| Ventos
3:
$16. O
$1.85
$4
Ch. Bʻraininen.............
$1.40
Constractions, (old)} $1.10.
70 str.
Do, [new) cts.]
Lane Crawforda...............
Macintosh saisies
Nanyang Toba§ 000.........
Sinceres
Warsona ..***.***|
16.80
13.35
Ju oca.
W Powells Voroncos) 11 *** 3
$2
M. Greyhounds.............
$1.35
a. U. Enterprises ...
92% Ch.G.61825.48d 91% HK. Gori, 4% Loans 87, 31% 29%
$70
Do
Wallace Harper ............)
H.K. Wing Jo
B'bui Do.
CHRISTIANITY.IN ABYSSINIA
Vibro Pilenga
Special to the "Hong Hong Dally
Presim (Copyright)),
Rome July 17. The Pope attended the meeting of the "Congregation of Rites" which dealt with the life and vir- tues of the venerable Justinus de Jacobie who was the first Italian
32.
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$16.80
al
$24
$34
$3.10.
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GERMAN SHIPPING
DIFFICULTIES
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (opyright).3
Berlin, July 17.
A statement issued on Wednes-
day evening jointly by the Boards or the leading German shipping
38+ 381 38
EMERGENCY DECREE
* REACTIONS
Special to the "Hong Kong Dans PressTM Copyright).]
Paris, July 17, Though it was hardly to be, ax pected that the new emergency which .impose beavy decrees sacrifices on all classes of the population would be greeted with enthusiasm, they did not arouse as much hostility as feared by the publication on Wednesday, it being
companies in Hamburg and North German Lloyd announces that the two concerns had, with the con- sent of their respective Boards of Directors, and in accordance with the endeavours for the reorganisa-accepted on the whole with calm. tion of German shipping, decided that the management of their Hitherto jointly operated services to and from New York should be transferred to separate the operat Ing companies,
To this purpose, the "Hamburger Nordatlantikdienst" Company has been founded in Hamburg and the "Bremer Nordatlantiklenst " in Bremen.
As hitherto, the services will be operated under the flags of the names, Hapag and Lloyd, and the Reich, Government will facilitate the continuation of these services
in a similar manner as there is support given to the ever increas
THE EDUCATION
OF WOMEN
Peiping's Problem
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally
毛車
Press" Copyright).1
"Peiping. July 10.
Since the Municipal Government decided in April to abolish, co- education in locs) private middle schools, active preparations have been under way for the enforce- ment of the decision. According to yesterday's papers the Union of Private Middle Schools has ad- dressed a telegram to the Minis- try of Education in Nanking, re- questing it to overrule the "decision of the Municipality, and pointing out that the practice of co-edu- cation in middle schools is not contrary to the sound principles of education.
It makes no difference to the middle school age study in the same class-room with boy students or not. What the public is inter- ested in is that girls shall have equal opportunity with boys in the matter of education. It is true that the municipal : authorities have decided to established an- other girls' middle school and also to instruct the existing First Municipal Girls' Middle School to open more classes next term so that more girl students will be enrolled. But
there are several points which deserve consideration. QUESTION OF IUNDS
According to press reports there are about 800 girl students in co-
It appears in fact to be gradu- educational middle schools. The ally recognized that these mea- sures are necessary in order to reorganise public finance and to reconstruct the industry.
The reaction in the Paris bourse was friendly "Rentes" showing a considerable rise.
In his speech, which was broad- cast over all the French stations this evening, M. Laval emphasised 'that the retrenchment measures Will be applied immediately to the fullest possible extent and to be accompanied by exergetle steps for the revival of trade.
The government had to choose between the devaluation of, the
ing extent to the foreign compet-franc and the taking of all possi-
number of those graduated from primary schools this summer must be considerable. If the two muni- cipal girls' middle school cannot accommodate them all, how many can be admitted by private girls' middle schools? Of course the municipal authorities can request the private girls' middle schools to éstablish more classes, but the question of funds must be consi- dered. Some of these schools are not well-off, and if they are to be asked to accept more students next term, they have to make pre- parations in advance..
There is reason to bel'eve that the authorities will not be deter-
ing companies in the North Atle measures for its maintenance, red, by these difficulties in their
lantic service.
declared the Premier, adding that
The statement goes on to say the sacrifices affected all the citi- that the financial dificulties "of zens in a similar degree, and the two German shipping concerns would be automatically reduced have been further aggravated in should the situation improve.-- recent years by the losses result-Trontocem Kuo Min.
ing in the international currency
situation and by the increase in
competition through the German
subsidiaries.
It has, therefore, been necessary
་ ་
ANTI-JEWISH RIOT REPORTS
to open negotiations for the finan- | [Special to the "Hong Kong Dally"
cial reorganisations of the two concerns and the statements adds that the considerable reduction in. the capital will probably be un- avoidable-Transocean Kuo Min,
Press" (Copyright).]
Berlin, July 17, The newspaper, "Nachtansgabe” expressed indignation on Wednes- day at the alarming and vastly exaggerated reports”, published by some foreign papers concerning the incidents which occurred on Monday evening in Berlin at the West End's main thoroughfare, (Special to the "Hong Kong DallyKurienstendamm, where a group
Press? (Copyright).1
HITLER'S BOOK
Berlin, July 17. The German press recalls on Wednesday that ten years have elapsed since the first volume of Hitler's famous book "Struggle" was published on July 1925.
The "Berliner Tageblatt' stresses
determination to abolish co-edu- cation in private middle schools, but as a temporary expedient the authorities may allow those schools which have already made provision for branch schools the separate classes, to carry out their plans for the present, thus provid-. ing an equal opportunity for girls in the matter of education. Thina United Press (by mail).
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PLANE MEETS WITH MISHAP
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(From Our Special Correspondent,
Canton, July 17. The Stinson monopiane of the
South-west Political Council,
which left here for Kwangst on of persons strengthened by unruly Monday" was forced down near elements," staged a demonstration Sam Shul owing to engine trou- against the presumptive behaviour ble. The passengers and the pot of the Jews in protesting against
were not hurt. Among the pas- the Swedish film which has been sengers were Lt-General. Chang recommended by the German Censorship Board as "politically the 4th Group Army, and
Jen Min, a Kigh staff officer of bis valiable".
wife. Both proceeded back
[1
the fact that the book was written The paper strongly deprecates Canton by train.
to
by Hitler during his term of im- the irresponsible reports" publish- The damaged plane will be sent
circumstances,
Nearly two
the German
168
the prisonment in
fortress at ed „abroad under. sensational
back here for repair, This is the Lansberg, Bavaria following the headings. The "Nachtangabe " abortive October revolution in stresses the fact that the foreign second accident to a plane of the Munich which affords proof of papers could easily have convinced Scuth-west Aviation Corporation. the Fuehrer's indomitable to themselves from withesses of the The first mishap occurred at Wu-
bis ideals actual 58 cts. continue to fight for
events and of the rapid chow, when the machine landed even under the most unpropitious restoration of peace and order by the river and submerged after
a short while. The the Police and the members of
passengers millions coples of the National Socialistic move-
were not hurt in both accidents.
SHOE-BLACK. GENERAL had | ment edition alone been sold hitherto and the work Transocean Kno Win
Brig.-General Klang Wen Shing," the volunteer "who was one of thus became Germany's and pro- bably the world's best seller among hahahahah
leaders against the Japanese in political books.—
Manchuria, has a successful "boss- Teanance Run Min
office" success in Kwangsi” ; by lecturing to school and public bodies" concerning his activities in the North-eastern Provinces. 'NO HOPE FOR MAE WEST People like to listen to his herole talks about battles against the Japanese.
TO CONTROL FOREIGN
*SHIPS
Washington, July 17.
The Department of Commerce is apparently embarking upon a scheme for the regulation of 'all ships flying foreign flags and us- ing American ports.
I has ordered that all carriers.
LODGE MEMBERSHIP. IN GERMANY:
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily
Press" (Copyright).
Berlin, July 17. Every civil servant in Germany must make a declaration on oath before Beptember 1; whether he
to go to Abyssinia as an apostle of American exports by water belongs, or belonged to freemason
of the Catholic faith and was should file their rates of charges, Created an apostolic vicar in 1839. as from, September 1-
It is understood that the pro-Reuter.
cedure, of the canonization of
Justinus de Jacobis will be institut-
ed, shortly. The Italian press
points out that the memory of this the Egyptian Copts and the coun- Italian apostle has been kept alivetry still recognises the Coptic pat in Abyssinia to h's day
riarch of Alexandria as the spirit Christianity was introduced to a head of their church.
in the fourth century by Transocean Kua Min
bááááááááá NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS APPEAR ON PAGE
(Special Air Mäli Servion)
London, July 2, If Clark Gable should abandon his him career the blame must be laid at the door of the Rev. Samuel Williams, of Hopedale, Onto.
He has set out for Catalina Island, where Mr. Gable is now lodges, or other lodges or similar making "Mutiny of the Bounty," to organisations according to persuade the actor to end his "sin" decree just lasued by the Minister ful infiuence in the time" of the Interior
When he explained his missio The same declaration is to be to an interviewer, Mr. made by all, candidates for posi- | said: "Of course there "tions In the civil service. „ The for Mae West and a lot Minister states that for the time but we do feel there is hope for being no action will be taken sa a Mr. Gable,” result of any such declarations Unfortunately, Miss West's com Transocean Kua Min
ments are not available.
More spectacular is the fact once a that General Klang was boot-black in Shanghal He ar rived there when the anti-Japan-
ese movement diad down. He could not make any money by his lectures, so he drew pobile atten- tion by shining shoes at the corner of Cheklang and Nanking Roads. He did a thriving bual- ness, as the people wished to have their shoes cliched by general Public interest in him betrigon
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