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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS
Hong Kong Stock
Exchange
Buys Hallo
Selas Manama
$1,56
£103
4141
519,
213)
$73
SATURDAY, MARCH 7.
Banks
H.A. Bax
"Snareprokers' Association
po. (London) ... Chartered Banks Mercantile, Bks. “A'
00.
Bank of East Asia.
N. U. & S. Backs... A. O is. Corp: 8. Cu.F. Corp. ord. S.
Do Prot
Insuras.000
500
Union ITALICIA LAN $580
Cautan JusRBLICK".
$270
Underwriters
1550
China Firon *********
1480
· Hib. Fire
$260
international sisece. 3.
831
Shipping
#36
Douglases T
Steamboats
2:30
Justos (prot)
10.
20
(del)
Stella
90
T
3211
1.95/1.07
2. et
WaterloLNE
Mining
Automoka
Balaton
Baguio Gold
915, 10 Benguet Consolidated
16 cts.
Dv Exploration
Goldfield ...
+
Big Wedge... 25 cla
Gold Hever........
Gold Creek........
•*
Du.
Salacot Mining
vallur
31,545
#149
229
£134 $73
12
$278
$1.05
$205
$35
151
330
320
91/10 $142
11.97
19 cta.
$13
13-
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
25
#7
20
110
13
NOTE-Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the words required.
Across
1- migut cause stop- paga, and wora pe, d.sturned (9). 9.-Household management (6). 10.--That
"want to go home" Iceling! (9). 1-Strong beer may account for
u disturbance in bars (8), 15. From Indian hemp tais dan-"
xer sprang a drowsy state
produced by bhang (31. 17-An old-fashioned bit of work
(7).
18. Many are called but few get vp, and he's ane of them.
7).
19. And more than that.. (3). 21-A wilfu destroyer of works
of art (6).
7.
30 cts.
Unitel Purasales
$15 M $1,00
49 મ 13pets
Ipo Mining.................n
(6) pt.
Logous
12/6
Karbaus
$11
· Lesugaats (mugle) 4.
14)
Explorations..esen
N
DUIEZDAI KUALIS
kaubad
11160
136
Venezuela Gold F.
5
$3.10
Ducks, WhatYOK,
Ludowa eis,
DU.
واردها
(ulu)! 191 (DoW)]
rx div
lex div. 104
150 15
il... Wharves.
Proviumus (ula) ...
1. & W. Ducks
11.40
*
$78
szetropolitan Landau,
25. A public dec'aration, and one must look for the "names of it (anagram (9).
mukes a fisherman keen for a catch (8).
27.-Safe and sound (0),
Down il
2. Is just the bird for a game!
(1).
3A Biblica
Apostles, (4),
recore
of the
at the proper
kind 5. This
of elephant is more trouble than It's worth! (5).
SWe Want to come through safely whate'er may happen (7).
EARL BEATTY'S HEALTH
31.42
30 ots.
+8
» Chura Mowrs' À Shangua Dock. D.
$79
4. To be read
$4
time (4).
:100
ilvongkows
B.
Latin, Hotels, and
Buildinga
N.Á. Howle
54.20
$3
4. A. ALL ..........
$3:
Do.4% Debentures
par
318
Dengual LanJUN...D.
214
$5.85
14
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$3.70
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$8.70
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Do.
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3K4
18
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370
$41
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220
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Pubic CeILIGING
11.20
$3
18
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$72
$20
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مالية Loston
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$10.50 Cous Lights (old)..
K. Electrica Post Muu.
* Sautakan Ligasts *-*|
$25.85 iotopuvios (old)...
Jaina dawał bi
(prvi.j
Industrial
Do. (new)
Laidback, oru. 5.1
30
I
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38.40
Malabon Sugars ....
19!
$15
Macgregorsfun
>11
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Demeul.
Jaj
Aliscellaneo
$21
34.70
$12
160 468.
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15
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(40W)
C
14.
$2.20
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Ch. 'tainmONTO..................
Construction), (old)
Do.
Lane Crawfords.....| $5.50
Nanyang Tobacc. $3.36 Bincerek
.....
Wia. Lowells
M. Greyhounds
a. V. Enterprises ....
947 Ch.G. 61925. Eda.
ILD. Govt 4% Logan 11,
Do.
$4.85
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12
31.36
prem
par
31%
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$65
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$4
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ITALIAN PLANES · OVER ADDIS ABABA
Addis Ababa, Mar. 6. Italian war planes reconnals- this city, the sance fights over capital of Ethiopia, have aroused apprehension in many quarters, The diplomatic corps mects, to- morrow to discuss
London, March a. Ear Beatty s health is causing renewed anxiety.
Lord
summoned was and stayed with the patient for an hour and
#
ä
slight improvement, but slated $11.20 there was still cause for anxiety. I 18 understood that at 4.30 p.m. the patient's
condition was
changed.——
MARRIAGE OF DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
L
9, 1936,
SAILING MATCH
Singapore R.A.F.Y.C.
v. R.H.K.Y.C
The Singapore R.A.F. Yacht Club sent a team of six members with their 10 ft. pram dinghies to sail against the RHKY.C.
In
The race was salled yesterday and consisted of two series. the morning the race was sailed in the RAF. dinghies, three boats a-side and resulted in a win for the. R.A.F. Yacht Club.
In the afternoon the teams sailed Anker Class boats owned by members of the RH.KY.C. and again resulted in a win for the 'R.AF.Y.C.
The team representing the R.A.F. 7.This day June 11 was for-ere to be congratulated on this
merly reckoned as the long-excellent performance.
est (7)
&-May be sullabe für eyes (7), 12-One who has arisen from the
ranks (7).
13.-A person or thing that one
can depend upon 7).. 14.-In a ike degree (7), 15.-One 3 range or knowledge
(3).
18-Wide awake (3).
20-Flush with the waves (5). 22-A nursery, tuinbier (4).
The following gives the details if the race and points scored by both
teams:-
MORNING RACE
Sailed in dinghies belonging to IAFY.C. Course; Mark Buoy off Dolphin (P), Cust Rock Beacon | (P), (N.) Mark on Line (P), Twice round, Helmsmen changing over
23. This has to be done by after Arst round. Distance, ap-
Jupiter!
24--This Rat clue cas one par
ticular meaning (4).
SATURDAY'S SOLUTION
The fol owing is the solution of Saturday's puzzle: ---
Across
1. Fuster: 5. Prowess" 9. R ch- Ard; 12. Kin-ship: 15. Echo; 8, L-iv-id: 17. Par-a; 18. J-Umbo; 19, Spade; 20, (bei Lief: 21. Emit: (mar)-Gate: 28. 24. Fates: 26. Miserly, 29, Swarthy: 30. Etonian: 31, Ebb-tide.
Down
Lale: 3, Soho: 4. (n)-Earl- 7. WAP: 3, Stir: (7); 8. R-ald;
. Requiem; 10, Cha-bli-s: 11, Dis- play: 12. Knd (3; 13. H-a-bit-at; 14. Pal-frey: 22. Mint; 23, Tern; 24. Flea; 25. Swab: 26. Grit: 27 Thud.
ETHIOPIAN GIRL FOUND IN CAVE-
Rome, Mar, s. According
to despatches from Asmara, Italian troops advancing up the Amba Alagi ridge, round a Eighteen-year-old Ethio- pretty,
pian girl hiding in a cave. She said she was Ras Mulu Geta's typist.
The troups were attracted by a faint cry from the cave, and found the girl prostrated on the grounu, half starved, with her typewriter still beside her. She was given bread and milk which she are ravenously.
Later, she was taken to head- quarters, where, speaking truent her story. She French, she told had been without food for four days, she said,
prox. 5 miles.
CLUB
Dinghy Helmsmen
Pt4.
31 Mr. H. S. Rouse
2
(Major B. E, C. Dixon)
34
Mr. H. M. Finlay
1
(Dr. L. J. Davis)
41 Major Booty .....
(Mr. Cooper)
Total
R.A.F.Y.C. Dinghy Helmsmen 39 Mr. Owens
(Mr. Trevena)
47 Mr. Wadmore
(Mr. Holmes)
46 Mr. Jenkins" (Mr. Firth)
Total
AFTERNOON RACE
Pts.
15
Salled in yachts belonging to K.HK.Y.C. Course: Channel Rocks (P), Kowloor Rock (P), Rumsey Shoal (P). (N.) Mark on Line (P). Twice round, Helmsmen changing over after first round. Distance 9.8 miles.
CLUB Yacht Helmsmen Artemis A4, Mr. H. S. Rouse ... (Major B. E. C. Dixon) Isobel A7, Dr. L. J. Davis
(Mr. H. M. Finlay) Painted Lady A14,
Major F. C. Booty (Mr. Cooper)
Pis.
7
S. E. Levy & Co.
1, IUS NUSE STREET INVESTMENT BANËSRI, Į BROKEZA
NEW YORK BUTTON BIOHANO #
COMMODITY BIGHANGE, ING. N.X.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CANADIAN COMMODITY BIĊHANGE, INC.
CORRESPONDENTS YOY
WHITE, WELD CO.. NEW TORS
OLD BAILEY
TRIAL
Cross-Examination
Of Goertz
London, Mar. 6. At the resumption of the case sgainst Hermann Goertz, the Ger- man, dctor who is being tried at the Old Balley for making a plan of a Royal Air Force station at Mansion, near Broadstairs, calcu- lated to be useful to an enemy, the accused underwent a stiff cross- examination at the hands of Mr.
DEPARTURES
PASSENGERS
S.S. TANDA
The following passengers left. Hong Kong on Friday for Australia via ports by the s.s. "Tanda":-
Mr. A. H. Hassett. Mrs. T. I Ivanova, Mr. D. Thompson, Mr. Ching Mang, MẸ Cheung Chim, '. Mr. Seo Ha Kim Wong, V Lin Pi Tuck, Mr. Lee Siak, Mr. Wan Sau. Mr. Mow Kee, Mr. N. N. Johnston, Mr. E. W. C. Corry, Mrs. George Chuck and chlid, Mr."and Mrs. E. V. August and two children. Miss C. C. Nicholson, Captain T. S. Talbot. Mr. Jor Hing, Mr. Gin Ack. Miss G. G. Gin. Mr. A. Lam
James Cassels, K.C., prosecuting Sun, Mrs. L. M. Chinn, Mrs. George
for the Crown.
The hearing was unfinished when the Court adjourned until Monday.
Replying to Mr. Cassels, accused "said his detailed sketch of the Manston aerodrome was for use in connection with a novel in which aviation was largely centred. He did not take the sketch with him when he visited Gerbany immedi- ately before his arrest, and had destroyed the skeleton of his novel. Accused was closely questioned With regard to the visits he paid to several serodromes, as recorded In his diary.
There was a dramatic moment When accused declined to say who was Colonel Dressler, thought to be of the German Air Force, whom he visited on his trip to Berlin, on the ground that it might lead him and the Colonel into serious trouble with the German authorit
CA. Nevertheless, accused assert-
ed that the Colonel was not an in- telligence or secret service officer.
Accused also declined to describe
Chong. Mrs. William Chong.
S.S. RAWALPINDI The following passengers "left Hong Kong on Saturday by the P. & 0. 5.s. "Rawalpindi" for Lendon via ports:-
Miss E. M. Alsson, Mr. G. · J. Avery, Mr. R. Adair, Mr. R. W. Asquith. Mr. Advani, Sir Chartres Biron, Mr. Birch, Mr. K. Bumstead, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. G. Beer, Master G. E. G. Beer, Miss M. L. Beer, Dr. T. G. Bäckhouse, Mrs Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. G. Cattrell and infant, Mr and Mrs. Cheong Yuk Chang, Q.M.S. and Mrs. Coombes and four children, Miss Dowbiggini, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dowson, Mrs. K. I. J. Dorling. Master A. Doring, Master D.
Dorling. Master A. Dorling. Mrs. A.. H. Dickinson, Dr. 'B de Sousa, Mr. and Mrs. S. Eccleshall. Miss M. G. Eccleshall, Mrs. L. G. Everett, Miss J. Everett, Captain F. R. Garside, R.N.. Mias M. Sh Gelling. Miss E. Gibbon. Mr. D.. Gopaldas,, Mr. R. Harland, Mr. and Mrs R. M. Henderson, Master R.
J. A. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. H.
2 another unnamed friend whoin he❘H. Harris, Captain and Mrs. A. C.
Horder
翻
this afternoon
170
H
quarter.
814..
An earlier buletin reported
$24
J
17
3
387
#201
$10.78
iruter.
Total "..
9
$7,90
Morning
7
$72
Grand total
.16
$201 $8.00
R.A.F.I.C.
Mr. Dougie
Camous screen
star
Faris, March, D.
She is a girl of considerable re- the Fuzoarks,
educated and Laynement, having been
Yacht
Heimsmen Carpenter A1, Mr. Wadmore...
(Mr. Holmes)
Pts.
3
La Linda A5, Mr. Jenkins (Mr. Firth
5
True Blue Ail, Mr. Owens .......
(Mr. Trevena)
Total
12
Morning total
Grand total
R.A.F.Y.C, wins by 11 points.
15
27
i
Ashley, who is one, or the party by missionaries and having once accompanying him on "his world
tour, have appiled for specia; dia- pensation to avo.d the publication of bars and hope to be married Lo-day-...
Paris, March 7.
88 20
$4.80
Router.
c d
$20.95
1480 $11.
130 cta.
Reuter's Bulletin, Service,
$1,90
55 ets.
$1.
93%
The marriage took place this morning.
PROTEST TO ITALY
London, March 8.
lived in Paris..
The Italian troops also found the corpses of two white men, stripped of
and their clothing partly devoured by animals.
A notebook was found near one body, in which was the beginning of a letter in French addressed to the Swedish Red Cross mission at Lessiye.
The letter said: "Thank you for the medicine which arrived, but w regret the excellent brandy you promised us has not yet turned up."--
His Majesty's Government has Leuter Instructed the British Ambassador
at Rome, Sir Eric Drummond, to protest to Italy against the bombing
90 of the British Red Cross unit ai
$32
59
富士
BADOGLIO'S REPORT
Rome, Mar. 6. Marshal Badoglio has issued s communique which states that the Third Army Corps has completed Its special task in the Tembien and has turned southwards, aiming to capture Fenaron and Samre.
of
oram.
The Ambassador has been
structed to ask for a full inves- tigation and that full instructions Italian military be given to the authorities to avoid a repetition of this outrage › Reuter
SCENE OF DESOLATION AT QUORAM
Desalye, Mar. 0. The Union Jack still uats de- The rounding up of bodies the possibility
jectedly over a scene of utter deso- enemy troops continues without lation at Quoram. The flag was respite.
found by Reuter's correspondent sald to be visiting this remains of the Eri- The Ethiopions are cut off beyond the Takkaze River tish Red Cross encampment des and the fords are occupied by the
of an immediate bombardment
Certain legations have already cabled their Governments asking tha urgent representation, be nade to Rome king whether such a step is intended.
It was believed formerly that Addis Ababa and Diredawa were
Italians
rufery Bulletin Service,
troyed by Italian bombs.
A throng of peasants, including sick and wounded women and children, stood forlornly" about,
for medical attention. Some ara suffering with horrible wounds and gas burns.
regarded by the Italians as open for the purpose of securing photo-mourning their dead or hoping
no longer as military graphs preparatory to a bombing towns and bases, but it is now felt that the expedition.- recent aerial reconnaissance was outer
FOREIGN OFFICE ACTION
London, Mar. 6.
Steps arising out of the bombing
"SPORTS SHIRTS' FOR THE NAVY
New Tropical Rig
London, Feb. 14. Naval ratings on foreign stations
of the British Red Cross unit at will welcome a change which is Quoram are under the active con- being made in their tropical work-
sideration of the Foreign Office, ing rig. At the discretion of the Commander-in-Chief they may be which has received an official re-
a blue shirt port from Dr. Melly, head of the permitted to wear unit, confirming the details al-with short sleeves and collar at
tached in place of the regulation ready published.
blue overall jacket-
met in Berlin,
Accused admitted receiving £102 from Germany, whereas the per- missible amount was only ten marks.
The case is expected to finish late on Monday.- heuter.
BILLIARDS
The Gold Cup Tournament
"I cannot dare to Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. answer; it would be impossible for Hards, Mr. H.- M. Hodges, Mr. and me" he said.
Mrs. Huang Fa. Mr. and Mrs. J E Johnson. Mrs. M. E. Jarvie. Miss M. A. Jarvie, Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Jckson, Mr. Kwan Hok Lam, Mrs. I W. King, Miss M. R. King, Mr. E. Lewis, Dr. J. M. Lowson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Millard, Miss J. C, MII- lard, Miss C. McNevín, Mrs. Mc- Master, Hon. Mr. P. A. McElwaine, K.C., Mr. Mitchell, Mr. A. Nicol. Mr. Y. Omoto, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pattenden, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Phillips and infant, Mr. F. L. Parten, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Poore, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. C Robson and two infants, Master J. Robson. Master D. Robson, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rait, Master A. J. Rait, Mr. and Mrs. A. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Rundle, Mr. and Mrs. W 'Shaw, Miss F. J. Shaw, Mr. and " Mrs. W. P. Seath, Miss J. Beath, take the lead from Reece during Mr. and Mrs. B. Stickland, Master
P. the early session in the Gold Cup A. B. Stickland, Master R sealed handicap) blülards tourna-
Stickland, Mr. R. C. Shaw, Miss M. ment at Thurston's, London yes Snow, Mr. E. P. Smith, Mrs. G. G. terday. Recce repied with 238 for N. Tinson, Mr. L J. Thompson, an average of 15.
Mr. E. Virji, Mr. J. A. Thomson. Falkiner made breaks of 207, Miss J. R. Woller, Mr. C. C. 351, 177, 108, and 103 unfinished, Womack, Mr. R. B. Wood, Mr. W. and averaged 67. Reeze had H. A. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs.-W. J. run of 310 (full). The scores at
Walmsley, Mr. J. P. Welford, Mr. Wong Peng Sam. the interval were:--
London, Feb. 16. Faikiner scored 1,210 points to
Falkiner (in play)
Reece.....
7,483
&
7,300 Falkiner increased his lead dur-three frames at 80—40, 57-44,
scored 732 (average 56) against frames,
the evening sesalon when he and 72-52. The three remaining which Reece complied 577 (aver Lindrum at. 47-54,71–43, and,
135 and
however,
were won
by
The Italian Government was in-
age 48), Falkiner went to 228 93-50. The Commander-in-Chief, China
Davis (full) and later had a break of
won four of the six formed in January that the unit
frames played at the afternoon, was proceding (from Desslye to station where the innovation was
275... Wadia and thence towards Que-evidently made-18 to arrange for 198. Reece's best were
session, 57-32, 56-64. 111-21, a specimen of the blue shirt worn ram although the unit's actual
At the end of the match Falkl-17-82, 95-45, 91-52. In the ner led by 310. his average being third frame Davis made the big- position at Quoram was not made by the men on his station to be sent to the Commanders-in-Chief, known to the Italians until after East Indies, Africa, Mediterranean, 43; against 42 of Reece. The final gest break of the week-one of the bombing yesterday.
Ecores were:~~~ "Reuter's fulletin Service.
Fajkiner...................................... 3,105 Reece
7,885
and Arnerica and West Indies stations. As requirements of shirts of this description are not expect-
There is a forty foot hole gapirised to be large, Fleet Orders state In the middle of the camp's Red that no stocks will be provided for Cross emblem,"
repayment issue.
A torn tent flaps over the wreck- ed operating table, which was in use when the first bombs crashed upon the camp.~~ Reuter.
Apparently the type of shirt, in- dicated in the Order is the article made in rayon and other materi- sis, and described in civilian cir cles as a "sports" shirt.
97. In the final frame Lindrum made a break of 56-his highest of the session... ··
The match and the £100 purse £103 SNOOKER MATCH At the beginning of the evening therefore went to Lindrum, but session of his match at Birming- the silver trophy for the highest ham yesterday with H. Lindrum, braak of the match was presented J Davis required "five frames to to Davis for his 97 at the after- win the match. Davis conceded a noon session.
H. Lindrum ..... 39 frames start of one black in each frame.
J. Davis and he started by taking the arut
36 frames
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