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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Exchange

Snarebrokers' Association

Harare Bellinzo Bala Kamieni

MONDAY. DEC., .

|Augus

Bolme

# Banky

31.20

H.H. Banks

Ch. Fis. Corp. Ord. 8. ***

$1,350 21/98

213

HONG KONG DAILY

PRESS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1935.

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NEW

YORK STOCK AND

AIR BOMBING

COMMODITY QUOTATIONS

New York-London

(Through Beuter's Agency)

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291 291 151 16 161 15 55

55k

Last

December 9

Close Open 10.30 10.45 ·

$1,348

£93

bo. (London)***

Chartered Banks ...

Cotton, May.....

483

11.49

493

213

Mercantile Bks. "A'

Rubber, December

13.32

11.48 11.47 13.30 13.808

2481

Do.

$70

Bank of East Asia. 870

213

Chicago Wheat, May Corn, May

951

951

501

591

N. 0, & 8. Barka

Am. O. Fin.Corp: 8.

STOCKS

De

Prof. d

Anaconda Copper.

28+

Insurances

El. Bond and Share

$260

Canton insursome.. $255

General Motors

55

Underwriters

$1.10

*****90 ct.

Union Insurances ...

Int, Tel, and Tel......

14

137

137

191

$560

3480

Unins Fires

$430

Montgomery Wardrerne.

397 "40]

10 391

H.K. Fires

N.X. Central

3948

#380

International Assoo, $.

34

7.8. Steel

Shipping

#38

Douglases cer

#4

Steamboat

$30

Indios (prof.)

$11

Do. (det.)

BO/7

Shell ******

12

Waterhou

$173

-

Mining

Amtamoks.......

Balatcos ......

22 at. Baguio Gold

$14

[L2 eta,

1001

$1.20

$30

$11

80/7+

318

$1.15

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16 ola.

a d

Benguet Consolidated $14

Do. Exploration 10..

Do. Goldbeld....

Bote. Big Wedge

Gold Creek.

United Faracales,...

7 cu. Gold Kivor,

30 cta.

15 or

90 cts,

38jo

11/

$13

唱言

Salacut Mining

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Itogons

Kalans **

Languats (single) J,

Explorations..... wi

Shangbai Loans d

Raubs

$2.30 Venezuela Gold Fids.

387

socks, Wharvas,

Godowna, sta.

H.K. & K, Wharvou.

Do.

10 eta.

::

$3

$9.40

$94

**

521

(old) 300.

Do, (new)

Providents (cl)

**$1.20

***

20 cta. ju. (LOW)...)

B

H.K. W. Docks

S. China Motors' A'

Do.

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Shanghai Docks S.

Luni...

Du. 4% Debentures

Changus Landa....

$88

$10 ato..

$7$

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14

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180

34

New Kingiuseritxoð,

$237)

Hongxew

Lands, Hotels, and

Buildings - *

H.K. Hotels

$51

$5

$30

354

$100

SUB

320

$IG

dotropodian Landa

SDF

Club And Pa

China'' 10 45.

$35

Do. Debentured.

Humphreys

$101

New Asma Hotel

Asia Healtiod “A” ̃.;

-

$55

Do.

"

$80

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Cotton Mill

$10

EVUS

$75

"Shuai Cottona(uld)S.

843

10.

JUST.

513

Long Dinge muaði

#26

Wing Un Textilos (3.)"

181 $75 443 $11

Public Utilitáng

8:25

$14.60 $242 1.70/75

$88

$17

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Do. (дом)... iStar Ferries...... zaumati Ferris

Tramway?...............rrat

$14.75

22 #87

315

10.

10.85/11 $70

China Lights

$10.00)

Sto.pol

871/70

$20

Macao do.

KATARU

$2,10

Sandakan Lights .....)

5262

195

3251

101

A

10/8

$1.20

L

+

***

! !

41/80

HK 168

Telephones (old)...

Lo. (new)

China Buses .......

10. (prof.)....

Industriais

Tractions

18/-

$8.40

Malabon SugarM ***

$19

Caldbeck, (ort.).

$13

Macgregora prst.18.

$1.60

Canton Ives $1.70

$19

***

+

$5

$3.40.

70 cta,

Veezenta

Bopes...

Pilsociis.nooms

4.60

Dairy Farma $18 Amusemente”.................. ».

Un. Etainment................. Constructions, (old); Do. (NSW)

Lane Crawfords..... Mackintosh SSEN Nanyang Tobacco... Sinceres

*********** $1.20

Warsona

Wm. Powells

M. Greyhounds....

8. C. Katorpriace

91 Ch.5x19260.3Bd

H.X. Gott 4% 10

Du. 3x

Wallace Harper

Do.

HLK Wing Vibro Pileng

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170 ot.

$8

31.35

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DELEGATES

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11

$4

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$25

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481

48 481

47%

New York Stock Exchange Quotations appear an Page 4

ANGLO-FRENCH EFFORTS

FOR PEACE

Statement By Laval

OF DESSIE

Doctors Condemn Inhuman Act

Addis Ababa, Dec. 8. Intense indignacion has been' aroused in Ethiopia over the Italian air bombardment of Dessic.

The

Ethiopian Government, denies the Italian statement, that the town itself is a centre for "troop concentrations and military preparations, and declares that no soldiers were present in the town during the bombings, there being only one policeman and one anti- aircraft gun,

Beyond saying that not much damage was done, the Government gives no details of yesterday'a sec- ond 'bombardment by five Brescia planes.

Before leaving in the direction of Aasab, one of the raiding planes dropped B pamphlet reading, "Long Live Italy, Il Duce and the King! With our tricolour flag, we are carrying the badge of the vic- Lor, a sign of civiising Rome. Salute the Negus for us, and ask him if he has digested these bis- cuits."

MEMBERS.

S. E. Levy & Co.

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NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE

COMMODITY RICHANGE, INC. N.T.

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CORRESPONDENTA TOY

WHITI, WELD à 00., NEW YORK

MR. CHOW LOU'S VIEWS

Nanking, Dec. 8.

That the Kuomintang must have a definite scheme as a founda- mental solution of the present a tional affliction was the keynote

of Mr. Chou Lou's address here at the close of the first plenary ses- sion of the Central Executive Com mittee this afternoɑn,,

RED CROSS PROTEST Seven Red Cross doctors at Des-

"The government has thought sle have sgned a protest declar- ing that in the hospital enclosureerists in Hopel," Mr. Chou contin

out many ways to cope with the Red Cross emblems are numerous, and in their proper places. The protet adds:

Epecial to the "Hoag kong Dally Press" (Copyright:))

Paris, Dec 8, Speech the general opinion re- Some progress towards theflected by the Parts press after peaceful settlement of the Italo- the first day's conversations, be- Abyssinian conflict stems to have tween Sir Samuel Hoare and Pre- "We protest and stigmatise this been made on Sunday as a result mer Laval, is that the prospects as an inhuman act before the opin- of discussions between Premler for the Franco-British proposals on of the whole civilised world. Laval and Sir Samuel Hoare, and leading to an opening for negotia-We declare that over forty bombs their respective

are

not altogether

un-

favourable. The papers point out that although Il Duce did not hold for the conciliatory measure, neither did he definitely refuse to consider the new proposals

collaboratorations, which lasted, with short intermis sions, throughout the day, until 6.30 pm. After the conclusion of the conversations, Laval Issued the following statement: "Inspired by the same desire for conciliation

we have in the

Mussolini will accept the Franco- The "Petite Parisien" hopes that

and by the spirit of Franco-Bri- tish friendship,

British proposals as a basis for course of long conversations yes-ed oil embargo, to be once more negotiations thus enabling intend- terday and to-day, sought for "a formula which might serve for a

postponed and in justification of optimism. claims an peaceful solution "of

authority the Italo-

stating that Mussolint informed Abyssinian confict. There can be

Laval on Saturday evening no question of publishing this for-.)

through the Italian Ambassador mula at the present juncture. The that he is willing to negotiate on British Government is not yet the proposals to be submitted to officially informed and only when it has given its consent, will it be possible to submit the formu)s for approval by the interested powers as well as the League of Nations Imbued with the same anxiety to arrive as soon as possible at a peaceful and honourable settle ment of the Italo-Abyssinian con- flct, we have worked hard and are satisfied with the result achieved."

REQUEST TO ROME

hini.

The journal "Excelsior Figaro" writes in a similar vein though the latter paper critic ses the negative mature of Il Duce'a speech, adding however the very onesided account of the situa tion that Mussolini delivered to the Fascists Deputies, must also be taken into consideration.

SPEECH DISAPPOINTING

were thrown on to the Red Cross

enclosure, tilling and wounding

several tens of victims."

A Desqle communique an- nounces that the Italian troops have retired and are now fortifying Adigrat with barbed wire and ma- their line at Aksum, Adowa and

chine-guns at every hundred yards,

which the Ethiopian military lead- evidently expecting an attack of

ers at Dessie are ignorant. Reuter

́ ́GERMAN RAILWAY

CENTENARY

[Special to the "Hong Kong Daly.

Press" (Copyright.)

ued. "Member attending the Fifth i National Congress and the first plenary session of the Central EX- ecutive Committee are impelled with the idea of unity and co- operation in saving the country. AS we unite together, externa! pressure will become stronger. Therefore we must have the means

to remove the pressure.

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

THE

BREMEN.a

Steamer

"POTSDAM”

"that

saving arrived from BREMEN, HAM- BURG and Ports, Consignees of cargo Are hereby notified that their cargo is being landed at their risk into the Go- downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Jo., Ltd., Kowloon, Where

Delivery can te obtained. the Steamor" POTSDAM has taken

Consignees are further.

notified HAMBURG & BREMEN through cargo. for HONG KONG oz B.. "JOLANTHA

9.8. "HE OLADOR" HAGEN, AALBORG and KOTKA. and 8.8. Ear from COPEN- All Goods remaining undelivered after the 16th December, 1985, will be irabject to Bant

No Fire Inarancs will be effected by "Now that the session has come any case whatever, to a close, we have stili to adhere Godown for examination by the Con

Damaged Packages must be left in the to our duty in overcoming the na-signees and the Company's Burveyors, tional calamity." Regardless of Messrs. Anderson & Ashe, at 10 a.m. whether we are at the capital or on the 14th December, 1935. in the provinces, it is necessary to co-operate together wholeheart- edly, so that the national crisis may pass over. In this way we can full the principles of Dr. Sun

Yat-sen."--

Union News.

FOREIGN-MADE ENGINES TO BE TAXED

(From Our Special Correspondent)

Canton, Nov 8.

crude off are liable to a special sur- Foreign-made engines burning

tax of twenty per cent, when they are imported after December 18. This is to protect engines of local make, according to an announce- ment of the Provincial · Depart- ment of Finance,

One reason for the new tax. Is

Officer in attendance when damaged Consignees must have a Revenue datiable goods are examined by the Company's surveyors.

No

Claim will be admitted after the Goods are left the Godown and "11 claims must be presentedwithin Two Weeks of the Ship's arrival here, after which date they will not be recognised.

Consigness are requested to surrender their, Billa of Lading to the Undersigned for Countersignature.

MELCHERS & 00.

il, Agents: NORODEUTSCHE LLOTD, BREKES. Hong Kong. 9th December, 1995.

[4099

AIR BOMBARDMENT AT DESSIE

Nuremberg, Dec 8. Large scale celebrations of the centenary of the German Taliways, 100 years ago with the opening of which were inaugurated; exacliy

a railway line between Nuremberg and Fuerth, began Lere on Sunday in the presence of Herr Hitler and It is generally assumed that the The optimism of the other pa- numerous leading personalities of

Especial to the "Bong Kong Dally French and British Governmenta pers is not shared by the Foreign the State and party as well as, re-.

Press" (Copyright,) |- will request Signor Massolini his Editor of the "Oeuvre" who de- presentatives of the world's most

Addis Ababa, Dec. 8. demands and intentions without clares that II Duce's speech pro-important railway systems, includ-

Dessie was again the objective duced not delay so that they may inform the

only disappointmenting those of Austria, Belgium

to increase revenue. It was stated of air bombardment on

Bunday but bitterness Committee of Eighteen, which is

in political cir- China, England, France, Grasce, that other foreign goods will be morning though the damage is reassembling next Thursday, as to

cles here. Hoare ard Laval Hungary, Japan, Italy, Poland, subject to surtaxes in the future. reported to be inconsiderable. Seve- the success

failure

requested | Spain, and Switzerland, of their states

This announcement was made ral deaths were caused by the efforts for conciliation. In the for- Signor Mussolini to send "Baron

Early in the day an act of com- some time ago, but so far thẹ new second bombardment on Saturday, mer case the proposed oil embar. Alola to Paris, should he accept the memoration took place in honour

tax has not been enforced.

and a number of houses

were go will presumably be postponed

proposals as a basis for negotia- of upwards of 25,000 German rail- This surtax is in the nature of burnt down. A bottle thrown for the time being, while in the tions Both Ministera are more way men, who fast their lives in

an increase in import tariff, al- from one of the planes contained latter case the embargo will pro- the Committee of Eighteen shall posited at the War Memorial of provincial

over resolved

the Great War: Wreaths were de- though the money will go to the a letter addressed to the bably come into force on January meet on December 12, but that Fallen Railway Men, in front of goods are affected by this ruling long live Duce, long live pulation stating "Long live Italy. Foreign 1. Informed circles stress that the the oil embargo is not to come the Transport Museum, by the Dir- The levy is to encourage some of the King. We Franco-British formula of concilla into force before January 1. It will ector-General, Dr. Dorpenneller, top merely constitutes a recom- mendation and that the ultimate decision will be left to the League of Nations. Transocean Kuo fin.:

or

MIXED OPINION

i

that

paper,

that in

any case

be further postponed should satis- factory proposals be received from Italy in the meantime.

In reliable quarters however. concluded the paper, little bellof is held that the new Franco- Br piah proposale will fare that its predecessors.—

Paris, Dec. 8. Despite little cause for optimism provided by Musolini's Chamber' Trankoccan Kuo Min. "

UNRULY STUDENTS

742

[55 ots

$1

B&X

3/

2.

par

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[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press" (Copyright).]

better

| · ROYALTY ADMIRE ART

TREASURES

authorities.

the machine shops which turn out and by Sir Josiah Stamp, Chair- on behalf of the German Railways small engines burning crude oil

man of the Board of Directors, London Midland and Scottish Rail- Ways on behalf of the foreign guests. The guests of honour were subsequently assembled » in the meeting hall "Kulturvereinshaus where Hitler gave an" address.— Tranveran Xuo Min.

"CORN CAMPAIGN'

(Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press (Copyright).] ·

and shall « have an

po-

the

who carry Three Colours with the victor's bundle, bring greetings of civiliza- tion from Rome. Give our re- gards to the Negus and ask him whether he has already eaten Mr. Lin Sen, Chairman of the his biscuits." The Abyssinians National Government, went to a are extremery annoyed about. auction house in Nanking on the letter which is to be forward- December 2 following the Kuomined to the League of Nations. At tang Congress, and purchased an the Abyssinian Headquarters hun- old gramaphone, says a Chinese re-dreds of propagand leaflets have port. He also bought four pots of been handed in which Ras Gugsa. flowers. Mr. Lin is noted for his is distributing in the northern frugality and often, goes, shopping districts urging the inhabitants to for old books and curlies with only rally to his support one attendant.

Tranrocean wo Min.

London, Dec. 8;

SECOND ATTACK Cairo, Dec 8,

Her Majesty Quem Mary, accom-

The Nanking Church Connell, re- Serious rioting broke out here panied by the King of Denmark

Rome, Dec. 8❘ presenting all the churches of Nan-

serin Dec. 8 again on Sunday morning when a and the King and Queen of Nor-

After distributing the prizes in king has formed a food reller or- The second air attack on Desale large crowd comprising principal-way, paid a private visit to the

the "Corn Campaign" Bignorganization. Since government and launched on 8turday is confirmed ly of students assembled near the exhibition of Chinese art treasures Mussolini gave a speech in which private agencies are offering aid to by a message of a German news Medical Faculty of the University, to-day, where Her Majesty has a

he demanded that the campaign the flooded regions of Honan, agency correspondent al-Asmara, Britain, as host to the conference, and pelted the police with stones, number of rare pieces on display, be fought with all the means at Hupeh and Shantung, the Nanking who states that according to the to take the initiative all the way. when the latter attempted to dis- The Princess Royal and the Duke their disposal and in the spirit Christian Flood Relief Committee Itallins, the Second Expedition Twelve members of each delega- perse them. Although the author- and Duchess of Kent were also greatest confidence. "We have has decided to concentrate its towards Dessle was more in the tlog will attend to-morrow's desitles had sensed that trouble was members of the party.

exceptional efforts upon the relief of the re-nature of a reconnaisance flight, sion, but thereafter only seven brewing, and mourited-polleras They were received by the Pre-arvest. This is only to preventions about Suchowiu and Bustsien though bombing planes attacked in in northern Klangsu, The Chris-a large body of Abyssinian troops members from each nation will be well as armoured cars patrolled aident of the Royal Academy, Sir the friends of humanity

courage to Han churches in this area are near the city, the pilots declaring the streets, they were not able to William Llewellyn and by the Chin-Geneva finding the There will be no afternoon meet-

a bread sanction. The assisting in the distribution of food, they inflicted heavy losses, NE prevent the mob halting several ese Ambassador to London, Mr unity of our ranks is the pledge clothes and money to the most Observers however report hav- ing to-morrow, but the conference trams and buses, throwing out the Que Tal-chi

offical victory.".

needy sufferers. When the waters ifig counted bout 70 red cross meets on Tuesday to discuss pro occupants and setting are to the At the invitation of the Queen, Transocean Kuo Min

begin to subside, rehabilitation pro- | dags and that the town. Itself is cedur: -and - appoint committees, vehicles as well as knocking down Bir Derek and Lady Keppel and

∙jects: will-probably be undertaken unoccupied-by-troops. The first folowing the same Imes as the last, lamps posta igniting the gas, which Bir Harry Verney were included in

bombardment of Dessle was car conference.

streamed out so that fiamas sever- the party, which stayed van hour The Norwegian. Government te

A decree nisi was granted by red out declares Italian Head- Delegates do not expect many al feet high shot up from the and a quarter at the exhibition. planning to recall the present Judge G. Mossop in H.M. quarters, because of reliable re- formal meetings at Clarence House, pavements,

tha

Her Majesty pointed out many of Minister to China and to appoint Supreme Court, on December 3 in porta that it was known the the interesting treasures she had the incumbent Minister to Portugal Shanghal in the divorce case of Negus was there with an any of noticed on her previous inspection, to all the vacancy, says the "Bin- Frank Arthur Hooley v Katherine 100,000 men. The Emperor 12 34 The expressions of admiration wenpao." The proposed appoint- Sophie Kitty Hooley. The petition stated escaped death miraculously were enthusiastic as the Royal ment has been presented to theer was represented by Mr. AE half of the palace. having party lett Burlington House Ministry of Foreign Affairs for final Feddon, and the case was not de- wrocked

with bomba "Reuter

approval

rendød,

London, Dec. 8, The French, Italian and Ameri- can delegations to the Naval Con-present. ference here paid a courtesy visit, separately, to Viscount Monsell, First Lord of the Admiralty, to

day,

No new features emerged froin the conversations between the visiting "delegates and the British Admiralty.

It is understood that the Am--| but believe that much work will be. The police who were hard press can position is unalterably changed done at bi-lateral meetings ated by the rioters, a number be since the last Naval Conference, hotels, All the heads of the main ing injured by stones, fired several The United States experts do not delegations have now made con- salvoes over the rioter's heads anticipate making any new pro- tacts and have excaanged their Hundreds of arrests were made.- Dosala," but are relying upon Great opening addresses-Reuter

Traniocean Kuo Min,

impote

Transocean, Kuo Min