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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Buyers tellers

ait:

370

3040

3340

Exchange

$1.20 540751

| 29-40/46)

34

#76

SATURDAY,

NOV., 9.

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K.K. Banks

Inareprogers' Association

Ch. Fin. Corp. Ord. §.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER

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EXCHANGE

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QUOTATIONS

Mamina

ราลง

New York: November

New York/London Cross-rate Now York Cotton-Des New York Rubber-Dec. Chicago Wheat -Dec. Chicago Corn -Dec

* Utilit

40

Am T. and T. (9)... 149 » 148

70%

Last Today'. High Low Close Close

169

Change up. Steady

Nov. 9. Ubange 144.36 il up" 35.54 .45 up 28.95 3% off 96.9.8 off 68.70 2.03 up

Business Done: -1,170,000 shares,

* 4.02) 4.929 1924 11.41 11.34 11.29 11,40 13.30 13.94 13.38 1332

11 up

.03 off

95 96

$1,930

1,430/60

90

off

2141

10. (London) ... Chartered Banks ... afercantile Bia. “A”

>1,450

187

691 P

Montreal. Silver -Doc.

80,9% 63.90

Do

14 £28 2.3.

Silver-Official

6.89. 68.20.33 up 051 053

I off unchanged

Bank of East Asia...

$47

N. C. & S. Banks

Dow Jones Averages

High-1934/38 Low: - Nov. 8.

Am. Q. Fin. Corp

s

30 Industrial

145.40

84.38 144.25

90 Raila

4

27.11 35.69

31.03

14.39 2.30

1.

Prof. 3.

Bonda

87 47

84.73 90.34

11 Commodity Indox

65 26

$1.99 88.87-

Canton lustrETICON....

1940

Underwriters

$1.09

Union Insuran008 »....)

$645

$400

China Fires

*******

$450

H.K. Fres...

$330

“International Assos, zi.

Shipping

Stock & Div. Adams Express

Last Sale Nov. 8 Nov. 3

Stoer & Div

9

9

Gold Dust (1.20)

Douglasoskisenchy 136

Amer. Can⋅ (4)".

1444

1444

Goodyear

F++

14

Steamboat

........ 13

Am.

Cyanamid "B"

int. Cement

Las. Sale Nov. 8 Nov. 9 171 171 23 221 341 34)

$30

indos (pret)

|

$30

(25dr.)

281

29

Int. Nick (40)

114

#11

ik).

11

Am. For. PWT

7

01

Int. Tel. & Tel

921

93

80/-

Shells.

BU/-

#111

Waterboats

Am. For. Pwr, $7 lat

Johns Manville

287

271

11

Mixing

PI.

299

281

Kennecott (151)

491

491

Amtamoks

$1

Am. Locomotive

Loews (1)

257

251

$17

Balatcos

12 ct.

Baguio Gold

14 ota,

Am Radiator ....... 191 am. Smelting

19

Lori (1.20)

931

921

$13

Banguet Consolidated 113

572 574

Mont. Ward

361

36

Nat City Bk. (1)

32** 324

|13 et

Do Exploration

Bota.

Do

Goldfield

8

Big Wedge

5 cts

Gold Biver

[8] cts..

130 ela

Gold Crook.

94

Am. Tob "B" (5) ...

1051 - 1u43 Am. Waterworks (1) 20)

Nat Distillers ZU Am" Waterworks” $8

pre1 (0)

Nat, Da. P.

1.20)..

18

322

181 331

Nat. Pwr Lt. (80)

11

94 *

NY. Central -

221

234

United Paracales"

ISH ota

Anaconda Copper ...

21

201

N. Amer. (50c. 4%) 271

27

Atch

T. and 8 r. {{ed}

Pac. Gas. (1:50)

30+

30

V

18"

Pac. Ling. (3)

557-

544

491

13/4

Kailang

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

14.

Auburn Automobile

Packard Motors

63

61

37

37

$13

Langkats (single) S.

$101

Baltimore Onlo

Penn. Rly. (1)

281

271

Explorations...... 3.

141

147

Bethlehem Steel ......

Phil. Petro (1)

354

351

10

Shanghai LouĖS

43

431

13

Boeg Airplane.

Pub. Ser N.J. (2.80) 44

441

310

142 -142

Borden Co. (1.60)

12

Radio Corpn.

8

81

Borg Warner (lär..

Rey. Tob "B" (3)

57

དྨ་7 ་་

104)

104

Case

Schenley

*624

534

Canadian Pacia

51

10

Sears Roebuck

627 621

327

Caterpillar Tract

60

,593

Soc.-Vac. (60)

121

12+

$85

Ch Nat. Bk. (140)...

350*

35

Srn, Cal. Ed.

(1.50)

27

26+

$1.15/12

10 ote

C'Peake Corp. (280) C'Peake

·45

514

Southern Pacino

181

181

Corp. and

ጌ

Bian Brands (1)

151

15

B

454

481

Stan. Gas....

61

53

101

Sta Ou NJ (1)

491

851

86

671

673

$78. Col Gas & Elec.

Ster. Pro. (2.80)

15

148

31

30

Comm. Solv. (80)..

Studebaker Corpn

193

21

311

Comm Sthra.

22.

23

Texas G. Sulp (2) ...

Comm Sthmm.

11

31 11

Transamerica (1121)

Cons. Oll(.28)

893

681

Un.

$5/5.30

cum. Pt. (8)

Car, and Carb (1.40)

321

321

-36

Cons. Gas. NY (2)

91

94

Un. Par. Rlys. (6)

113 - 72 951

97

398

Cont Of (25)

252 251

Un Attcraft Corp. 204

21

Corn Prod (3)

39 381

Douglas Aircraft

5.40

331 34

Un Air Line Trans... 01 United Corpn.

01.01

Du Pont (2.602) ... 1384 Elec. Bond & Share 17

1394

Uni, Gas Impr. (120)

8f 173-

17

17

Univ Leaf Tob. (2)

68

881

$10.10 Elec. Bond $5 P1.15)

U.S. Indus. Alcohol...

471

$26

Asu Houltice "A" N.

Do.

Elec. Bond $6. P1 (8) 742

75

U.6 "Rubber

14t

15

"B" N.

Fox Film "A"

V.B. Steel

47

47

Chinese Estaten.

186

Gen. Elec. (.60)

373

Cotton Miika

Gen. Foods (1.80)

$10

Ewos

$10

Size Cottonsļuld S.

170-

(new3.

Gen. Motors" (Id) Gen. Rly. Siga (1) .. 381

33.

58

+381. 321

Vanddium

10

19

Warner Bros.

Picts.

B

582

West E. & M. (.65)... 922

361

Call Money

30%

943 214

#55 311

• 914

1 ex. div.

I possible audiation

3:5

$14.30 16/14

387

Star Ferries

$68 #87

$17

Yauuxur F'etries.

3141

$10) $10.90 10/80)|

187

China Lights ........

$10.60 $10.80114/190

HA. Elveerita

-$67

$20

Macus do.

$3

Sandakan Light...

$249

$241 $10

#112 13/.

FB:

$5/-

(pro)...

184

Maiabon Sugar -- .....

194 Calabeck, jona,

$13

Macgregors [(prof.)8.)

320

***

PO ct

$9

ولید کرنے

$80

34

$237) HongkoWN

**R*

390

Baubs

12.30 Venezusis Gold Fids.

3871

Docks, WharvOK,

Godowna, sta.

H.K. & K, Wharves. (old)

Do. 10. (00)

"

Providouts (olus ...)

(20W). ... H.. W: Docka... 8. Carama Musura' A'

Du. Shanghai Duck■ S.

New Engineerinkati,

......

Lande, Holais, and

Buildings...

H.K. Hotels

H.K. Land................. Do. 4% Debentures Suadgusi Lauda.......1. Metropolitan lands..

.....

China Du...... 10. Debenturesd.

Humphreys am

New Asa Hlutel

$51

136

$100

$10

5.20/8

$14

132/14

122 21248

38

Loong Dings

Wing On l'extiles(13.) Pubilo CeliaÍAS Tramways

Puk irains (old) ...!

* (now)...{

Lojones (old)...

(new)

China Buses .................

industrials

دلالة

*$8.50

7.05/6. 10

น

3174

17.00/18.30

#

Un. E'tainment......

182

170 Cla

$5

$1.60

34.83

...

11.00, Canton lo$1.70

Сещени

Кория

Muscellansons

Dairy Farina

Amusemente ......****

Constructions, (old)

Lane Crawlurid

Maczinwell. Nanyang Tobacco...

Succes

Watsour

10 of, Wm. Powells

M. Greyhonude ***

917, Ch.G.0419250,#Bda,

$2

$1.36

5. U. Enterprisea

OPEN

%

.K. Govt. 4% Loans

par.

Do 31%

H

ISB

BLK Wing Ob

IM

Wallace Harper

B'bal Do.

Vibro Pilong

CANTON DELEGATES

FOR NANKING.

Canton, Nov. 10.

8.80/7

$4.35

$

$21 |80 stu

13

$3.20

$1.1

- ป

$14

4.85/6

Kap

Ohio (2.80) Chrysler (14)

BILLIARDS-THEN AND

NOW

The Game A Hundred Years Ago.

(Special Air Mail Service)

Landon, Oct. 20.

11, 1935.

RISE OF NEW

GERMANY

Graphic Survey By Chancellor

(Special to the "Hong Kong

ין

Daily Presa ́ ́) ̧

(Hy Telegraph, Copyright, 'Tela graphic Messages Ordinance, · 1894 Received, November 10, 3-30 `an-j

on

Munich, No. 9. Giving a graphic account of the state of the spiritual, moral and economie decay which existed in Germany in 1923 and which had prompted him to attempt the up- rising on November 9, Herr Hitler In a speech delivered in the his- toric Buergerbraeu tavern Friday night before the National- Socialist party's old guards amel which

Iste was published Saturday evening stressed that the yonderful thing was that men arose in the German nation who were not willing to capitulate but ready to oppose Germany's des- troyers not only with intellectual means at their command but even with their lives.

ON

Hitler then described in detail the early progress of the move- ment leading up to the attempted coup in 1923 and stated that its failure had brought to him the realisation that the fight for power in Germany must be conducted by legal methods. But the fact that the Natoinal-Selalist movement had attempted a revolution, he declared, was the secret ILOVE- ments of later success since the men with the revolutionary spirit were attracted to its ranks where- as others which had only preached the legality were joined by weak- lings and cowards.. That was the great service rendered by the fallen-their herole example.

TRIBUTE TO LUDENDORFT" In this connection. Hitler paid tribute to General Ludendorf who took part in the coup and whom Hitler had asked not to endanger his life by marching at the head of the column General Luden- dorfi had answered "I will march at the front" and had then taken the position in the front rank.

Hitler stressed that after the failure of the uprising in 1923 he bad realised only the possible line of action to be pursued in the future and that he had steadfast- ly followed this line for nine years. This had been made possible only by the coup and the men who had sacrificed their lives in it.

NEW WAR FLAG

The hoisting of the new war flag on Friday was the event of tremendous importance, continued the Chancellor, declaring that al- though the history of the German, people could be traced back 2,000 years, the nation had never had a uniform character in the form of the inner conviction and the ac- tual fact which it has to-day.

"For the Arst time since" the Germans had been in the world there is one nation, inhabited by one people. Imbued with one out- look on life," protected by one army, and all that under one fag."

declared Hitler amidst resounding applause.- Transocenn Run 3fim.

SENATOR POPE ON. SANCTIONS

fret Burroughes' and Watts' table "A centenary event of great inis being utilised for these centen- terest will be celebrated this week afy celebration games. The frame when Mesars, Burroughes and and wooden bed, of the table are

Beattle, Nov. 8. Watts, Ltd., will hold a series of in their original form. 200 The imposition o sanctions is matches at their hall at 19, Scho- cushions are stuffed with list and the only method of stopping the square. The origin of the game is the bed is formed of seventy-two Italo-Ethiopian Wat declared unknown, but it is a very old pieces of oak. The playing con- Senator Pope. addressing the pastime, and in ta more modern ditions have undergone. various Bureau of International Relations history the firm have played a changes since those days, but no at the University of Washington. very prominent part. The first doubt as much enjoyment was de- The nations belonging to the Burroughes and Watts' table was rived a hundred years ago, as is League were protecting not only 55 eta, made by William Burroughes in

the case

to-day. There are im- their own interests but those of 1836, in Newport-buildings, at the provements also in other direc-humanity. He hoped that Con- rear of Charing Cross-road. tions. Ancient billiards rúiles progress would give President Roose- the same year 19, Boho-square vided for a fine of sixpence on velt power to put an embargo on became the home of William Bur- persons who used foul language. the shipment of all war materials roughes and the headquarters 47 Another ancient law penalised the to any nation found to be an ag- the undertaking. The fourth player who pushed the table while ressor. which would be nothing generation of the Burroughes his opponent was playing a stroke, more or less than co-operation family is associated with the basi- That possibility seems to have with the League in neɛɛ to-day, and the fourth gen- been eliminated to-day, a "the mosanctions.--- eration of the Rainbow family also dern table weighs approximately Reuter.

*A*

$1

89%

**/.

par

F28

#41

$3

SHIPS IN WIRELESS !

COMMUNICATION

The following ships are expect- 'Besides Mr. Chou Lou who de-

ed to be in wireless communication parted for Nanking by steamer, others who will proceed to the with Hong Kong radio:..

capital left to-day by aeroplane, Pel An, Conte Rosso, Lacklan, They include Mayor Lu Chi-wen, Worcestershire, General Lee, Pre General Huang Esu-shu, Chair-aident Jefferson. Cathay, Gustav man of the Kwangsi Provincial Diederichsen, Italy Maru, Canton. Government, Mr. Ou jang-pu, Pro-Kut. Sang, Hai Ning, Sauerland, vincial Commissioner of Finance Jeypore, Talyo Maru. Prosper" and and the delegates representing the Ginyo Maru South-west at the th. Kuomin- tang Congress.

These leaders will attend the Congress to be opened in Nanking on Tuesday, November 12

There is no foundation in Hong Kong reports saying that Generals Chiang Kai-shek and Feng Yu-

hslang will fy to Canton. There

le no necessity for their crming, slote Cantor Nanking co-operation is an accomplished fact... Union - News,

is associated with the firm The thirty hundredweight.

GERMAN APPEAL TO BELGIUM

(Special to the “Hong Kong Dally

press", (Vopyright).1

'Berlin, Nov 8.

GERMAN UNEMPLOYED

Fela

enforcing

AUTOMATIC › LOOM" DEVELOPMENT

MAMB

S. E. Levy & Co.

1, ICE HOUSE STREET INVESTMENT · BANKERA È BROKERA

MAN TORK CƯTTON EXCHANGE,

COMMODITY EXCHANOR, ING. N.T.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADI

DANADIAN COMMODITY ELCHANGE, INC.'

CORRESPONDENTS FOR

WHITE, WELD OD., NEW YORK

CAMBRIDGE GETS £10,000

FOR RESEARCH

To Develop Aeronautics

(Special Air Mail Service)

London. Oct. 17. The University of Cambridge has been expecting to vote to-morrow

upon a grace accepting with thanks an

offer from Sir John Siddeley of £10,000 for aeronauti- cal research. Such votes" are us- ually passed without question, and the fact that until the last moment opposition was expected calls for explanation.

and pu-

and the

The oner was made Lilihed early in July, Connell of the Senate then put forward a grace of acceptance to be voted on August 3. Just before this date ten resident members of the Senate, mostly of known Left wing sympathies, circulated a fly-sheet announcing their inten- tion of voting against the grace. It should be observed that such previous notice is required by the University constitution, which snap votes would make quite un- workable. All this was in "vaca- tion, and the Vice-Chancellor took“ the obviously right step of post- poning the vote, till. the Michael- mas term. This postponed vote is now upon us,

· OBJECTORS' REASONS The objectors' reasons were all of an anti-militarist character. They dilated upon the undesirabl- lity of Cambridge becoming "a centre of military research," and they asserted that it was, clear from Sir John Siddeley's letter to the Vice-Chancellor that "the primary object" of the gift was' "the subsidy of research of miki- tary character and of pecuniary value to armsment manufac- turers. Few would quarrel with the general sentiments thus ex- pressed: the weak point of the letter was the complete lack of evidence in support of its insinua- tions. Reference to Sir John Biddeley's letter showed that the offer was quite unconditional and that military research was not even hinted at

It has been rumoured that the real motive

was a feeling that money coming from an armament

manufacturer was irredeemably tainted but this suggestion is frreconcilable with the fact that the y-sheet did not ask for the rejection of the offer but only for the rejection of the grace as it then stood and still stands. Al that they asked was the addition of "the express proviso, that the Aeronautical Department should use the gift solely for fundamen=" tal research and for the improve- ment of civil aviation," "purposes, to which the signatories gave their "whole-hearted support." There seems no escape from the

conilusion that they believed that this University department was likely, unless expressly prohibited, to use the money for military purposes.

THE REPLY

all the circumstances it seems al- most certain that the Council' could have got A substantia. majority, and key that they would have got an overwhelming one.""

OPPOSITION WITHDRAWN

We shall, in fact, never know how the voting could have gone. for the signatories on Wednesday "evening announced their intention

of dropping their

opposition, on the strength of Professor Melvili Jones's assurances They-con- tinde, however, to stress the un satisfactory näture in their „view, of the present position, and, they NEW press for the appointment of a special syndicate to discuss "the whole question of military. commercial, and secret research" at Cambridge. It does not seem likely that such a syndicate will be appointed.

CLEARANCES

10TH NOVEMBER.

Beistan, for Swatow Sandviken, for Canton Shun Foong, for Canton Hydrangea, for Swatow Hozan Maru, for Swatow Bul Yang, for Shanghal Toyooka Maru, for Saigon Hiram for Swatow Fukuken Mami, for Canton Huashan Maru, for Shanghai Foo Tung, for Canton Hal Ll, for Canton, Conte Rosso, for Singapore Tai Foo Bek, for K. C. Wan Hai Ching, for Hothow Hai Heng, for Swatow

9TH NOVEMBER.

Laperbuse, for Haiphong Hin Sang, for Bandakan Somal, for Singapore Sauerland, for Manila President Polk, for Manila Kwal Bang, for Swatow Glenamoy, for Shanghai Kiungchow, for Amoy Hai Lee. for Swatow Chung Hwa, for Fort-Wallut General Pershing, for Bhanghai Java, for MANUJAMO China Importer, for Christmas Isl. Fushimi Mara, for Singapore Peter Matrak, for Shanghai Lyeemoon, for Saigon Taims, for Singapore Shantung, for Canton Grootekerk, for-Singapore Chong Lee, for Dairen City of Windsor, for Singapore

UNEQUALLED ATHLETIC

RECORD

(Special Air Mail Service Mr. Melvil Jones, the Francis

London, Oct. 29. Mond Professor of Aeronautical The record of the late Mr Engineering, issued a spirited re Frank Mitchell as an all-rounder ply, in which he asserted em will probably never be equalled. (By Telegraph,... Copyright,

A Blackbura firm of textile phatically that the work of his

At Bt. Peter's School, York, he prophio. Massages Ordinanes, 1894 machinists has introduced a type department has not in the past captained cricket, football and Received, November 10, 4.50 alin.) of loom which makes it possible been devoted to military research.rowing. At Cambridge he was Berlin. Nov. to produce by automatic weaving and that "at present it is neither captain at Rugger and cricket and The number of German; un-and at competitive prices woollen our intention nor our desire to he also put the shot for the uni- The German legation at Brus-employed has increased during and worsted fabrics containing up adopt a different policy. A simi- veralty. He was the only man to sels has been instructed to make October by 114,000 to a total of to four different colours of weft. - lar but more general statement | have captained England at Rugger representations to the Belgian 1828 millions which later figure Tests have demonstrated, it is was also issued by members of while he was still at Cambridge. Government regarding the verdict is 440,000 below that of October stated, that the high-speed manu- the Council of the Senate, la

In 1898-9 went to South Africa of the Court of Appeal at Liege, lat year. The increase is chiefly facture of fabrics in colour is a It is always rash to prophesy as a member of Lord Hawke's by which 4 German speaking in- due to the unusually rainy and practical proposition. The claim about Senate House votes. The team (and in 1904 and 1912 he habitants of the former German Inclement weather which neces for the new loom is that by the malcontants might have succeed- | captained the Bouth African teama Eupen and Maimedy districts have sited the curtailing of outdoor action of a special attachment ited in rallying all the most strong in England. Besides that he was been deprived of their Belgian na2 work..

solves the problem without impairly pacifist and Communist ele- a keen shot, a horseman and a tionality

Transocean Kuo Min

ing cloth quality,

ments of the University, but under sherman.