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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong. Stock

Exchange

Баунти Baller

Nammat

$190

Shareprokers

Barista

Association

TUESDAY. OCTOBER, 29, ****

Banks

H.K. Banks

po (London) ...)

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30,1935.

NEW YORK STOCK AND COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

(Through Reuter's Agency)

Last

Close Open

October 20 10:30 10.45

11:00

New York-London

4911

4913 4912

Cotton, March

10.87

10.87 10.87

Cotton, May'

10.00

10.01 10.91

31,080

31,070

·

£108

$100

Rubber. December....

19.36

13.20 13.20

4911 10.89 10.02 13.20

Chartered Banks ...

213

2581

Mercantile Br"A"

2131

Chicago Wheat, December

97*

97A

961

Chicago Wheat, May

081

981

981

Do.

£19

$12

Bank of East Asia... $3

Corn. 'December

601

59€

59)

N. Q. & S. Banka...

Corn, May,

581

58)

581

Am 0. Fis. Corps M.

STOCKS

Do. Pref.

American Smelting

58

581

58.

581

Insaranane

』

Abaconda Copper.

211

211

213

214 214

Canton insurance. $190

Underwriters

$1.10

Consolidated Gas of N.Y.

291

29

201

28 281

B1.10

Union insurances ««

El. Bond and Share

18

15

153

153

152

$400

2407)

China Fire

$390

1382

Gogeral Motors

534

53k

522

521

521

HK. Firespres

190

Int. Tel, and Tel.

104 10

101

10

10

International Assoe. S.

$4

Loew's Inc. ...........

47: 48

48

471

473

Shipyhog

Montgomery W.

34

341

33

937

$37

$38

Douglases.......

536

$4

Steinbos

N.Y. Central

231

231

231.

231

23

13

Indos (pret.)

130

$30

Standard Oil Co. of N.J.

47

49

49

49

483

Do (del)

312

US Steel

461 40)

481 .461

46+

$12

77/6

Suelle.....

78/10

Waterboat

$11

$112

Mbeing

70 ats.

Autamoka ....................

160jets.

334

Balateos

28 ots

Baguio Gold

||15jata.

13 ota

Big

$190

830 09-

100 10

90 au

$13

141

$10.65 Benguet Consolidated $101

6 ata

Do: Exploration 8 ata.

Do. Goldfold

Wodge 8 ct.

Gold River -*-... 5 ct.

30 otr Gold Creek

United Paracalea...24 sta

Salacot Mining....14ote.

po Mining............

36gots Itogons ma

11/9

$8.66

Kaliens

Langkats (single) d. Exploratious... 2 Shanghai Loans 3.

Raubs

$2.30 Venezuela Gold Fids.

Docks, WharYDS,

Godowna, eta,

H.K. & K. Wharrem.

Du. (new)

Providente (old) ....

())

& W. Docks

S. China Mutura ́A'

:*::

12

$101

12

$3

31.10

Do.

(old)

"os" ste:

568 $68

(10 DER.

1661 $64

190 cts.

Do.

$9

H.

10.

B

$80

Shanghai Books S.

$78

$4

54.

1937

Hongkewa

.......

New Engineerings8.!

Lande, Hotels, and

Buildings

H.K. Hotels... 13 1.K. Landa.......................8. $25.10

Do. 4% Debenturas

$13 Shangha Lands.....o.

Metropolitan Lands...

33.08

$25

25

$100

Humphrey.

Ausa Realtiem "A".

"B".

Cotton Mil

Ewos

#

$09

$5.90

$64

140

$10

HK, Cali

34

China Do ...........

34

$35

Do. Debentures.

$7.45

Now Asia Hotel ....

$86

Chincke Estates...

.............

$5.84

165

S'al Cottonskuld.

$40

1tu.

DS.

381

Loung Slug. ........

725

Wing Un fezules(3.)

$47

Publio CRISTÃON

$10.2

Tramways ***

$10,60

16

Do. (W)...

317

I AU Ferrio

**

5143

$.10

† China Lights 98.20

454

#:3

$20

Macuu

$18.40

::

$3.20

$2

$14.40 exliv. $14,80

+

5%

μετ

Funk Frau (old).......

Star Ferries *********$78+

do.

H.n. cvotrice ...........

Dainiakan Lights ... Telephone (0) ... $18

(new)

China Bases S.

ww

i

512

·13/-

25/

WW

"(praL)..

Industrial

$8.

Malabon Sugars

$194

Callback, oru S.

$13

·Macgregors (prof.18.|

$1.60

Canton ices

Dement

13,10

82

1415 ex div.

L

14

$1.10

-5 см.

324 37

$1.80

::

(new)

Hupes........

Štiscellaneous

Dairy Farran

Amusemedie

Ch. Etainment... $3.60

Constructions, (old)

Do.

Lane CrayfordSS,

Macintusha ******

Sincores **

70 ota. Wm. Powells

M. Greyhounds

$1.35 S. C. Enterprises

917. Ch.G. 61926.3ds. 837

$8

Watson

$1.10

25 cth.

$21

Nanyang ToucOU..

33

$1.45

$31

ida als,

$1

ILK. Gov. 1% Loans .

Du.

1:34%

HX Wing Oo......

$41

S'hai Do.

141

$4

Vibro Pileng

TRAIN FERRY

Wallace Harper......

AUTUMN MANOEUVRES

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JAPAN'S FRIENDLY

ATTITUDE

7

Canton, Oct. 28. Besides "sight seeing" as he ex- plains his present trip to the south :s, Major-General Nell Okamiara been questioning" the has also

leaders. on several South-west political subjects,

Calling on certain military lead ers, he intimated them of Japan's friendly attitude towards

ever

China, and stated that the Japan- esc Government and her subjects have always cherished special re- gard for the South-west leaders, who he hoped would accept this friendly attitude and pave the way to a closer union between the two nations, by supressing the anti- Japanese feelings and activities.

General Okamura also elicited the views of the South-west lead- ers on the present situation of the Nanking Government, and asked whether there is any possiblity of the South-west leaders calling a separate Fifth National Con- gress

COASTAL SHIPPING

BUSINESS

Canton. Oct. 28, With the View of improving. coastal shipping business, which has greatly been affected by the world-wide trade depression, the Provincial Government has structed the Reconstruction Bureau to submit plans for necessary im. provement

In-

At a recent meeting of shipping companies here, a risolution was passed to issue, with the help of the Provincial Government. loan and 51, cerdficates of $10, $5 amounting to a total of $2,000,000, with which it was decided, to es- tablish

Kwangtung Shipping The loan certificates, Company. which are transferable. are re deemable 18 months after date of issue. This scheme, however, has yet to be approved by the Pro- vincial Government.-- Neutral News.

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MENACE

MAJOR ATTLEE BROADCASTS

Two Real Issues

Of Election

London, Oct. 29. The Labour lender, Major, Attlee delivered the first of the Labour Party's election broadcasts in the course of which he said "that the two real issues of election were firstly, how could security from the menace of war be given, and secondly, how could they ensure to all citizens security for their means ot livelihood.

Proceeding he said: "We believe that another world war will mean the end of civilisation. Modern weapons are so dangerous that they cannot be left in" the hands.. of the National Government. We believe that the world must disarm and join in a system of collective security."

The danger of war, he proceed- ed, will spring largely from break- down of the economic system and there must be economic co-opera- tion if the peoples of the world were to beneft by discoveries of

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GEORGE ARLISS.¦ DONALD WOODS

At His Greatest

One of history's most fascinating

At Queen's Theatre

science. If people were to be made aures, Richelieu, comes to the and romance is being screened at

secure, the collective peace system must be made effective and must be used only as stabilising condi tions for building up a new world.

ELECTION APPEALS

London, Oct. 28. The British election campaign was in full blast to-day, the Prime Minister. Mr. Baldwin, Mr. An-

thony Eden, the Minister for Lea-

gue of Nations, Sir Kingsley Wood Health Minister, and the Marquis Zetland, Secretary for India, all delivering appeals to the electors.

Frenzied attempts

being made in many constituencies tr And candidates.

are

Mr. David Lloyd George and Lord Brewden are included in the Opposition Liberal list, and it is officially reported that they are supporting Sir Herbert Samuel in his fight against the Government.

screen

Mr. brillant form Arliss cannot help but deliver, a superior characterization, and he has never been more accomplished an actor than as the great Car- $ dinal of France.

Although in history many ver- sions of the Iron-gloved priest are found. 20th Century has wisely kept to the middle road. You see his schemes, his trickery, his bril- ant plaus, and listen to his biting remarks, delivered in the typically But one delighting Arliss style. neither hates nor loves Richelle. Rather, one "waits to see what Arliss will do next.

A gripping film, fud of mystery

the Queen's Theatre, and features 'a'new star in the person of Donald He comes through with Woods. flying honours, and supported by Maryare. Lindsay, well known for her versatulty, is mainly responsi- ble for the success of the picture. Those who will remember such

BL

also

Pictures "Scarface" "Front

will recall Ben Hecht, without Page" and "Crime without Passion" much difficulty, as he is the au-

these "his". He thor of wrote "The Florentine Dagger". and I feel quite safe in saying that this, his latest surpasses all his is his most prev.ous efforts. It Maureen O'Sullivan plays the weird and thrilling effort to date. lovely Leenore, his adopted daugh- The Clue Club, selected this story

for the third picture to be pro ter who, by merest chance,

duced by Warner Bros. under its changed the history of France. She is so freshly lovely it is easily auspices, and once again this or- understood why Richelleu, to de-ganisation of mystery fans made a tend her honour, fights Louts when very admirable selection. Mr. Baldwin, speaking at Wal-the King, for his own sellah ends. I will not attempù to disclose one verhampton, said that the Govern- orders the Cardinal' to marry her particie of the pot. Lut sunce ment expected within a few days to an old man she has never seen. to say I shivered as the strange to get a specific "undertaking from Louis, played by Edward Arnold, and thrilling romance unfolded be- the mine-owner that a selling is as excellent a portrayal as the fore my eyes. On tôp of it all- organisation would be established most exacting historian could wish. | both Donald Woods and Margaret throughout the industry by Nov- And the rest of the 'cast measures Lindsay give very convincing per- ember 1, which was one of the up. most important advances in many years.

MR. MACDONALD -

Before leaving for Nanking this morning by passenger plane, the

Canton, Oct. 28. General called upon Mr. Chow Lu, Over 3,000 ramparts have been Chancellor of the Sun Yat Sen

erected in the Province of Sze- University, who is a strong op- chwan to ward off surprise at poser of Sino-Japanese friend- tacks from the "Reds," of whom liness, and elicited the Chancellor's the main part is at present con- Speaking at Londo..., Mr. Ràm- views on Japan's Far East Poller-centrating along the north banks say MacDonald said that if the Nrutral News.

of the Chia-lin River in north Sze-mine-owners would not put their Chwan, according to the report of house in order the Government a military representative of Sze- would have to take appropriate chwan here.

RELIEF FOR BANDIT VICTIMS

of

Taiyuan, de, 28. Steps have been taken by ten- eral Sun Chu.. Commander Bandit Suppression forces in North Shensi, for the relief of victims of the communist-bandits in North Shensi.

action.

The "Reds" are reported to be National Labour would give to the over 100,000 in number and pos-every possible assistance Bessing over 70,000 rites. They claim of the miners for an in are at present existing on the pro-crease in wages. If the owners

The beauty of photography | tormances, and are supported by and mounting is superb, And the an all star cast that have been ad- religious scenes so lovely they are mirably elected for their répective a privilege to witness. "Cardinal | zoles.-"Redincam.” Richelieu" comes to the King's text. Saturday.

THE FLORENTINE DAGGER

visions. which are obtained required further powers to prevent | **The Florentine Dagger" through sympathetic farmers, who suicidal competition, they should Warner Bros, new murder mystery also act as spies for the "Reds." be given, and a central selling | melodrama, produced under the months no agency should be established, by auspices of the Clue Club, is closing to-day, at the Queen's serious clash between the "Reds" logislation if necessary. and the Kuomintang

Theatre. troops oc- Reuter. cured, but the Kuomintang mili

For "the past two

In addition

erection of to the many sheds to provide shelter for the victims, General Sun has re-tary authorities are planning te cruited all able-bodied refugees surround the main "Red" army

for road construction and the wa-

ter conservation work in former communist-infested regions.

Besides, General Sun has‹set, up several factories in North. Shensi to provide work for the victimized people.

Central News Agency.

INSPECTION OF BIG

..SLUICE

#

CHINA SCIENCE

Mr. Stanley

T

THE ALHAMBRA

Rocky MountainTM Mystery

The mere fact that the author is Zane Gray is sufficient indica- tion to most people that the plc- RISK OF BLOCKADE

The picture deals with the mur-

ture will not lack action and London, Oct. 28.

der of a theatrical producer with

thrills. Those who saw "Rocky Baldwin, Prime both his daughter, who is the star

Mountain Mystery" at the Alham- and cut of the sources of their Minister of Britain, speaking at of a play in his theatre, and the

bra yesterday were not disappoint- provisions.-

Wolverhampton at the opening of playright suspected of the crime.

The iccale of the picture is Neutral News.

his election campaign, referred to The playright, a descendant of the ed. the risk of blockade arising cut murderous Borglas is torn with an abandoned mining town in the West. The only inhabitant is an of future sanctions. But, he said, doubt as to whether he committed

old hermit who on his death-bed He is in a he would never sanction Great the crime or not.

summons all his younger relations Britain instituting a blockade of quandary as to whether the star

to give them shares in a valuable of the play, the woman he loves, that kind unless the Government

radium mine. A black-clad barse- may have done it. There is a was assured of sympathetic sup-

and a series of mysterious murders port from America, Germany and talented cast with Donald Woods man then appears on the scene in the role of the playright and descendant of the Borglas, Mar- take place. The hero, played by the hard-riding Randolph Scott. garet Lindsay as star of the play arrives to try to stive matters and and sweetheart of Woods. Henry

falls in love with one of the old O'Neill has the role

The action' workes theatrical producer with C. Aubrey man's nelces..

up to a thrilling climax when Smith as a psychiatrist, who with

SOCIETY

کم کم

the National Central University.

Japan.

I

of

Regarding armaments, there had been no question in Britain constructing Huge war weapons.

"What we want," he explained. "is to replace pre-War. naval con-

Nanking, Oct. 28. More than 2.500 persons attended the meeting in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the es-

Chinklang, Oct. 28.

tablishment of the China Science Dr Chu Chia-hua, Minister or Society, which was held a 9 o'clock Communications and Chairman of on Sunday morning at the Nation- Sino-British Boxer Indemnity Re-l Central University auditorium. fuid Commission. arrived here Dr. Lo Chia-jun, Chancellor of struction with modern ships.

"If this island were iso ated and yesterday morning from Nanking en route to Shiaopo, West Klangsu, who presided over the meeting, refused to play its part in Euro- to inspect the construction of a delivered: an opening speech, fol-pean condict, it would have to be big sulce there. He was accom-lowing which Mr. Zen Hsun-chlun, made into an armed camp," Mr.

Baldwin exclaimed. panied by Mr. Idu Yun-heng. D-President of the Society, made a

The founders of the League of

fie

realised rector of General-affairs Depart report on the work, done by the Nations,

continued. Conser-Society during the past year, ment of the Hwel River

Among others, who spoke at the that if left to itself war could not vancy Commission and member of Bino-British Boxer Indemnity Re- meeting, were Dr. Chu Min-yi, be localised and if no attempt was

made to terminate war Secretary-General of Executive Yuan, Dr. Ma Chun-wu, Chancellor two great powers it would end in world war, Mr. Baldwin belleved. of Kwangs National University,

fund Commission

The Shlaopo, sluice construction fund, which was Ananced by the Stno-British Boxer Indemnity Re- The Ministry of Railways in fund Commission, la expected to The Japanese troops decided to Nanking, in view of the congestion be completed very shortly. it is

Pelping, Oct. 28.

hold their autumn manoeuvres in, the districts between Peiping and Tientsin on November 4 to 7, ac- cording to information from official

sources.

districts included in the The manoeuvres will be Nankiu. Feng- tal, Changhsitlen, Lianghalang, Haugan Wanchuan and extended to Chunliangchen on Pelping line. The Pelping Municipal Govern ment has already been notified by the Japanese authoriti to this effect. Gentral News Agency.

of

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Shanghai, Oct. 28.

Nanking-reported.-

and Dr. Bu Shib, a famous scholar

in China.

Central News Agency.

NO AERIAL PHOTOS

-at

MR. ISHIMOTO RETURNS TO DAIREN

Canton, Oct. 28.

traffic a.ong the Shanghai Rallway and the Tlen-Central News Agency, isin-Pukow Raliway, has decided to build an additional train ferry cross the Yangtze River Nanking, according to information reaching here from the Capital.

The negotiations are being con-

Pelping, Oct. 28. ducted between the Ministry and Mr. Tanimoto, Head of the Sino- the Sino-British Boxer Indemnity section of South Manchuria Rall- Refund Commission for a loan of way, who visited Chahar, Bulyuan £80,000. The ferry is to be con- and @hanat for inspection purpose, s.ructed in England as was the returned here from Kalgan yester former

service at day evening. He will Dy to Tien- one now in Hatakwan in Nanking.--

tsin soon en route to Dairen. Central News Agency.

Central News Agency.

Reuter.

MR. HSU FU

between

of the

solves

the

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the willy, police captain. Robert Scott rescues the girl and dis-

closes the murderer. eventually

In addition to Scott a fine cast crime, in one of the strongest and Barrat most exciting climaxes on record includes Arin Sheridan, "Chic" Sale and Ms. Leslie Carter, a famous character actress of the stage who makes her screen debut. All lovers of Western pictures should make a point of seeing this, one of Zane Gray's best- N. M.

THE SETTLEMENT'S CENSUS

Com-

Shanghal, Oct. 23. The quinquennial census in the International Settlement

of the districts had been com- menced yesterday, with the deli- pleted. The forms are straight." very of forms to residents through-forward. and, in the majority of out the day. The collection of the cases, no explanation is needed. forms; which are printed in In" order that no delays owing to Foochow Oct, 28, 'Chinese, English Japanese, and erroneous filling-in of information Mr Hsu Fu. Fuklen Finance Russian, will commence to-morrow, may occur, however, the police, Commissioner, left here this mor- both the delivery and collection have been most careful in seeing That aeroplane passengers, whening for Shanghai by airplane en being controlled and performed by that Chinese shop-keepers and thor Chinese or foreign, are strict- route to Nanking to attend the the Shanghai Municipal Police, 'poorly educated families fully y forbidden to take photos of the forthcoming Fifth Kuomintang The count of foreigners on Mund- understand what is required of

dipal extra-Bettlement roads will them. country while flying across Chin-Congres ese territory is contained in A During his stay in the Capital, be conducted through the post. despatch received by the South Mr. Hau will report to Genera'is while Agures for the various De west Aviation Corporation, the simo Chiang Kai-shek and Dr. Efence Forces stationed bere will be China Aviation Company and the H. Kung, Minister of Finance on offtained direct from the officers

the present financial conditions in commanding. Eurasia Aviation Company trum

By 4.30 p.in. yesterday the dis the Ministry of Communications, Fukien Province- Yentral Newa.

tribution of forms in the majority Central News Agency.

Not Dionne

"Have you told the husband that he is the father of triplets ?

"No; he's still shaving.”