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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY,

MAY 2,

1936.

Sharebrokers'

Association

DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

Bayes Mallort

Exchange

FRIDAY. MAY 1.

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CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF

KING FUAD'S

FUNERAL

Hong Kong Daily Press" Specia}

Cairo, Apr. 30.

The mortal remains of the late King Fuad of Egypt were laid at the last resting place on Thursday in the Mosque El Rifa at the Gates Of

Cairo, built by the Monarch himself some years ago. The whole population showed signs of pro-

found grief. Countless thousands followed the coffin borne on a gun- carriage.

Immediately behind the coffin walked the representatives of the deceased King's successor nameir young King Farouk's unde. Prince Mohammed Ali and Premier All Maber Pasha, and next to them were the other members of the Royal House and Cabinet Ministers

The British High Commissioner. Sir Mics Lampson and the entire diplomatic Corps followed. Among the great number of wreaths was one from the German Chancellor, placed on the carriage by his de Duty, German Minister Baron von Stohrer, who recently only narrow- ly escaped death himself when he was lost for five days in the Sabark. King Farouk is expected in Alexandria on May 5. The Re- 13gency question, which according to the Constitution, must be settled by Parliament within Ave days, 15

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AMERICAN NAVY

--

Washington, Apr. 30. The record peace-time Naval AP propriations Bill, designed to make the United States Beet second to none. was approved by the com- mitice of the House of Representa-

GERMAN-MANCHUKUO TRADE PACT

Berlin, Apr. 30. Germany has signed a trade agreement with Manchukuo.

The commercial pact is designed o facilitate and increase the mut- ual trade of the two countries and was signed by the German Foreign Exchange Control office and A corresponding office of the Man- chukuo to-day.

The agreement is ascribed to efforis of the German Economic Mission in the Far East.

It is further announced that Ger- many has reached a «imilar agree- men with Russin. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Minister of Economic Af- Inirs, has worked an arrangement. with the head of the Soviet com- mercial commissasiat for the re- gulation of mutual trade and this year's payments. Reuter.

ADDRESS BY GOEBBELS

PASSENGERS

ARRIVALS

S.S. CARTHAGE

The following passengers arrived here yesterday from the North by the as Carthage:—

M.

and

MACHINE GUNS ON LORRIES

Intensive Bombing

By Italians

at

The planes, after dropping their bombs, return to their base Gorrahel' for more, and continue their hunting.

CONSIGNER NOTICES.

NORDDEUTSCHİR LLOYD,

„AREMEN

THE Steamer

TH "ISAR"

amring arrived from BREMEN, HAM- BURG and Port, Consignees of cargo are hereby natiñed that their cargo la being landed at their risk into the Go- downs of the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon. where Delivery can be obtained.

Consignees are further notified that the Steamer "ISAR" has taken at HAMBURG BREMEN throngh

SS. "GANIER from STETTIN, GOETEBORG and HANGEE.

88.

ox 8.8.

and

All Goods remaining undelivered after the 8th May. 1978, will be subject

to Bent

No Fire Insurance will be effected by da in any case whatever.

Rome, April 30.. Mrs. E Armstrong, Mrs.

Itailan machine-guns, mounted Banks, Mr. and Mrs. R. Camidge

on lorries, and a fleet of thirty and chit, Mrs. E. Armstrong, Mr bombing planes, each carrying a G. Gardner-Brown. Major

taking a ton of explosives, are Mrs. W. Gough, Mr. Howie, Miss

heavy toll of Ethiopian troops E. Vipont, Mrs. M Cifton. Capt

fecing up the Jijiga road follow H. Ayscough, Mr. J. Hands. Mring the capture of the so-called THA

for HONG P. Battishill, Lt. Gen. Bir Ive and Hindenburg Line" at Sasa Baneh Lady Vesey. Major and Mrs. T by General Rodotto Graziani's ad- Young, Miss A. Condon, Cupt. and

vancing army. Mrs. G. Gamble, Miss Bond, Miss Hoare, Miss Howard, Mrs. Mar- rack with chlid and infant. Mr. H Stearns. Miss Chowning, Capt. O.. Boord, Mr. J. Chippindale, Mr. B. Henderson, Mr. Litm Huang Little opposition to the Italian Leng. Mr. Teo Ba Tan. Mr. Kadvance is now foreseen until the Shaw, Miss S. Tremaine, Mr. G. Uehet. Miss M. Dalkin, Lleus E. Chaytor, Mr. Ong Huck Lim, Mrs. R. Fowke, Mr. A. Bunch. Mr. J. Green, Mrs. U. Wilson, Miss Pusey,

It is believed that Ras Nassibou, Miss D. Tremaine. Mr. E. Pollack, whose forces are engaging the Mr. W. Baker. Mrs. W. Lambe, Italians in this sector, has strongly Mrs. Z Leyden. Mr. N. Gresley fortified this line of defence. Loss Mrs. G. Quoy, Miss G. Quoy, Mr. of the positions will mean the cut- A Quoy. Miss K. Lambe. Mr. Fting of the Ethiopian communica- Ku ka

S.S. PRESIDENT JEFFERSON

The following passengers ar- rised in the Colony from the North yesterday by the s.s. Pres. Jefferson:-

invading columns reach a line about ten miles in front of Julga and Harrar, and the Jijiga-Berbeza road, 80 miles beyond Daggahbur

tions with Barbera, from which point they have been receiving supplies of munitions and other stores - Beuter

(Hàng Kang Daily Press' Specia.)

Berlin, April 30. Minister of Propaganda. Dr. Goebbels declares in the course "of an address delivered at #reception iven to 96 workers from all Ger- man Provinces and 35 winners of

EMPEROR AT CAPITAL handicap competitons at the Hotel Kaiserhof on the eve of the May

Paris, April 30. Day celebrations: "The former

The mystery of the whereabouts enemies of National Socialism, who

Mrs Myrt e C. Bauer, Mrs. A. W

of the Emperor of Ethiopia, miss- Mrs. once believed that May 1 had been Bishop, "Mr. Pierre Bonnet,

ing since the defeat of his army on declared a National Holiday mere-tr. M. Cavender. Miss Allta Mae

the northern front, allegedly as a ly because the National Socialists Cavender, Mr. Chan

result of repeated Itallan gas at- wanted to defeat the Marxists by Mrs. A. Chang, Mr. and Mrs. Stacks upon his unprotected sol- that "compromise, have been Chao. Master Chao, Mr. Chan Hin diery, is now solved, according to shown that they were wrong.”. Fan. Mr. Phillip Gockchin, Mr. E message received from Addis

L Cards, Mr. J. H. de Figueredo, Ababa. Miss Phyllis Findlay. Lieut. T. F. Fowler, U.S.N., Mrs. T. F. Fowler,.

Referring to the achievements since the assumption of power, Dr. Goebbels said: "We have done

Gal Neon

Damaged Packages must be left in the Godown for examination by the Gon- signees and the Company's Surveyors, Mrs. Anderson & Asho, at 10 km on the 7th May, 1996,

Consignees must have a Berents Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are stamined by the Company's surveyors.

No Claim will be admitted after the Goods savs left the Godown and all claims must be presented within Twe which date they will not be recognised. Weeks of the Ship's arrival here, after Consignees are requested to surrender their Bill of Lading to the Undersigned. for Countersignature.

MELCHERS & 00..

Agents: NORDDEUTICHÉ ILOTU. BEZEN, Hong Kong, 1st May, 1996,

[4397

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

BURNS-PHILP LINE.

FROM MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, SALAMAUA, RABAUL, SAND. AKAN AND MANILA.

THE This message states that the

tives which has been considering honour to our name of "Labour Mrs. Willam Gockson, Mr. Percy Emperor has arrived at his capital.

its detall, to-day

Party," and every one who surveys The estimates toral $531.000,000 our record will have to admit it. (£106,000,000) and are devoted to By declaring May 1. a National continuing work on eighty-four Holiday, we wished to declare sym- warships at present under con-bolically that the present regime is struction and the laying down of tar mare intimately linked with twelve new destroyers and six sub-the German Workers than any marines, and increasing the fleet's previous German Government."-

air arm.

They also include items for bulid- ing up the reserves of strategic war minerals, and authorise the of two new battle- laying down ships if another power.commences capital ship replacement. Reuter:

RED MENACE IN AMERICA

Frouxeran News Service.

BRITISH NOTE TO GERMANY

London, April 30. Despite nieeting" at an early hour to-day,, the British Cabinet did not conclude its examination of the questionnaire to Germany, which the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, proposes to sub- mit to Herr Adolf Hitler, the Ger- man Chancellor, with a view to clarifying certain points of the German peace formula and future policy in Europe.

A further meeting of the Cabinet

or

Washington, Apr. 30. The menace of Communism in the United States has been stress- ed by distinguished American na val authorities before the House Appropriations sub-Committee, ac- cording to a report published to-will be necessary, it is learned.

The questionnaire will be com- day.

Captain Puleston, Chief of Naval municated to Germany early next Intelligence, declared that "sub-week, instead of to-morrow versive activities are threatening Saturday, as was at first expected. the security of the Fleet." It will be delivered through the Rear-Admiral Taussig, Assistant ordinary diplomatic, channels.-.. Chief of Naval Operations, declar- Reuter ed that members of the Third In- ternational were most active in the United States furthering the plan of world revolution, which includ- 312 ed the overthrow of the present 11010 form of the United States Govern-

ment.- Reuter.

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Berlin, Apr. 30.

SOUTH AFRICA'S DEFENCES

Capetown, Apr. 30. Mr. O. Pirow, the South African Minister for Defence, who recently announced the first steps towards modernisation of the defences of South Africa and the probability

of a common system of protection on the part of all British African

A victory for the Schacht school and the defeat of the pro-denation-states south of the Sudan, is leav ists is impiled in the decision taken ing for England on May 22. 58 ats.tc-day to continue to subsidise ex

He goes on the invitation of the ports by a levy on industria: pro- British Government to discuss mat- duction. The decision was taken ters anecting communications and in the face of industrialists who defence in South Africa.- are bitterly inveighing against the anter's Bulletin Service," unbearable burden imposed by the levy... Reuter.

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SKILLED WORKMEN

ARRIVE

́(Hong Kong Dally Press" Special)

Dessle, Apr. 30.

Large numbers of skilled Italian workmen arrived in Sarde, every important trade and handicraft having. its representative.

A road is being built from Port Assab to Dessle. This will have the greatest economic significance, be- cause it is the shortest road be- tween the Red Sea and the heart of Abyssinia. The whole journey. can be made, when the road is completed, by motor in two days. and there will be good connections with-Addis Ababa and Makale.--- Transocean Fawn Servios.

..

MOTOR MAGNATE'S GENEROSITY

L Gray, Mr. Ho Yuan Wan, Mrs. Mr. Lau Thecdera Iodlovskaya. Shew Chor, Mr. Francesco Leto, Mr. and Mrs. Li Kal Yee, Mrs. C. H. Liu, Mr. Liu Tsu Shya, Mrg M. G. Lan, Mr. C. K. Mok, Miss C. Y. Mok, Mr. Moy Gan NL. Mr. J. E. Oberne, Miss Angelica Piedra. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Eipser, Mr. G. A. Van Steenbergén, Mr. F.. H Staughton, Mrs. H. R Waring.

DEPARTURE

RMS, EMPRESS OF JAPAN

HE M.V.

"NEPTUNA." YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby He rode into the city this after that all Goods are being and was in good spirits. landed at their risk into the hazardous noon, The Negus declared the Italian ad- and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the vance was far from entailing a de- Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd., whenes and/or from cisive Italian victory."

the wharver Delivery may be obtained. No Claims will be admitted after the Reuter's Bulletin Service.

Goods have lett the Godowns, and all remaining undelivered after the 6th May, 1936, will be subject to Bent

All Claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 20th May, 1935, or they will not be

be recognized.

ELECTION CONTEST

Goods

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Begulations, consigues must have Revenue Officer in attendance when damarei datiable goods are

(Hong Kong Daily Press" Specia›

Paris, April 30. The Radical Socialist Minister

Guernat for Public Instruction, who retired from his own conati-examined

All broken, shatod and damaged Gooda tuency's second ballot in favour of the Socialist candidate, in accor-are to be left in the Godowns, where the 5th May, 1936, st 10 am by Messrs. dance with the agreement of the they will be examined on "People's Front," will contest the Goddard and Douglas.

No Fire Insurance has been affected Bill of Lading will be countersigned hy

election in Niort in West France-

ruhaurada dews Service.

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.,

Agents.

[4389 Hong Kong, 29th April, 1936.

The 10lowing passengers left here yesterday by the Empress or Japan for Vancouver via ports:--- Miss D. R. Alabaster, Mr. J. P. Alentorn, Mr. W. A. Anderson. Lieut. Ervine Andrews, Mr. G. I. Angus, Mr. B. B. Archer, Mr. R

A. Malcolm, Misses. J. and M. W. I. Band. Mr. W. A. Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bell, Mr. O. R

Marshall, Mr. G. F. Mason, Mr. Bendell Mrs. L J. Bentinck, Mr.

G. F. Mason, Jr., Mrs. B. Matters. A. L Berliner, Mr. J. N. Backwel Mr. R. E McCandlish, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Mees, Mrs. J. P. Blaikie McLeod, and Mr.. Webster, Miss E. Bowen Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. F. T Merril, Mr. F. Manckton, Mr. Morris, Brown. Mr. E. M. Bryden, Misses Miller, Miss E. P. E. and R. Bulkeley, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Bulloch, Mrs. E E Bandy, Justice A. G. Mosely. Mr. E EM. S. GREYSTOKE CASTLE"

Leut K W. B. Murphy, Mr E V. Bushnell Viscountess Much. Castierosse, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. L N. Murray. Mr. and Mrs. son, Mr. Clark, Mr. J. G. Clay, Miss E E E Newnham and

J. B. Money, Mr. H

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DOD WELL-JASTLE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

LINE

Clutton. Mr. A. FL. Cole Watson, William Ma. Mr. Ma Hing Sun,

Deane,

Mr.

J.

From "U.S. FOBTS via MANILA.

CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby

informed that the above vassal Mr. Abas arrived and is berthed at Danger. ous Goods Anchorage A 15, whence

delivery may be obtained from ex. ship.

MI A. J. Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. R. Rootes, Mr. W. E. Rootes 80ers are requtable cargo, con-

Miss M. Colley, Mr. L Collins Mrs. Mrs. Mak Wai Fong, Mrs. Moy, F. Coltart Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mr. H. W Nightingale, Cooper, Mr. E. Cumming. Mr. B. Niz, Mr. and Mrs. Ma Sze Chuen,

Optional cargo will not be landed T. Cunningham, Mr. L J. Craw- Mr. Ng Chok' Wat Mr. Ng Kwai

bere, nales notice has been given 48 ford, Lira. E. S. Croxson, Mr. C. Tin, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Noordhof. K, Chan, Mr. Chan Ching To, Mr. Mr. Ng Yee Poon, Mr. H. F. Old Louse prior to vessel'a arziral, but from port to port at Master's Chan Ching Sick, Mr. Chan Ting Mr. J. R Oldmeadow, Hon. Mrs. carried Yu, Mr. L. Y. Chen, Mr. Chen Pak L. Parker, Dr. E. Pelsea, Mr. W. option to the final port of call to which No Claims will be admitted after the Doon, Mrs. Ching Chol Shee. Mr. Fepaiz Mr. J. E. Perkins Mr. N. the option extends.

Mr. and Mrs. Goods have left the ship, and Goods Perrin, and Mrs. Ching Man Kan, Mrs. Eileen Choa, Mrs. Chay Shree. Mr. Petherick and two children. Mr. remaining undelivered prior to the D. H. China Misses L and M J. H. Philpa, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-departure of the vessel will be landed Damman, Mr. and Mrs. N. H mond Plat, Mr. E C. Pim, Miss and stored in our godowns &/or fighters Daniell, Miss Dantell Mr. and Nora Dempster Pirie, Mr. and Mrs. the cost of landing and storage being All broken, obafed, and damaged Mrs. N. H. Daryanani, Mr. L Larry Poulson, Mr. R. O. Redman, for Consix nec's Account

and Mrs. W. T. Mrs. R. O. Redman, Miss A. E Goods will be examined on board by Delamain. Major Eastwick Field, Reid Mrs J. F. Richmond. Mr. our surveyors, Mears. Goddard & Manoel Rivera and Douglas, before the goods are delivered. and Mrs. Mr., and Mrs. L W. Eykyn, Mr. J.

In the case of

to inform the Fender, Mrs. E M. Flex, Mr. and daughter, Mrs. K M L Robinson.

sach goods for A. E. Frew, Mr. K. Gaertner, Mr. Mr. and Mrs J. C. Russel and Import & Export Office that they have examination, and to and Mr. LĦ Garthwaite, Mr. son. Mr. LE N. Ryan, Mr. Sal make arrangements for the goods to ba

Red Warehouse and Mrs. L H. Geare and two Ben Shu, Miss Mary Shaw, Mr. landed into Bonded

No Fire lasurance bar bean effected. children, Mr. E. Gibb, Miss E C. N. Shen, Mr. Shl Elg Chuen,

Bils of Lading will be countersigned Goldman, Mrs, EM Goodwin, Miss Jerile Soong Miss Sun Lee Miss Hazell Gordon, Mr. E. M. Fong, Ms. Y. C. Sze, Miss 8. E Gran Mrs EL C. Grearey and Sadler, Miss T. Sander, Mrs A daughter, Mr. W. O. Griffin, Mr. Sanderson, Mr. K L Scott, Mrs and Mrs. A. N. J. Harrison, Mr. L G. Scott, Miss. E M, Simmons, and Mrs. C. H. Heaton, Mr. G. Mr. H. D. Starkings, Major and P. Heywood, Mr. and Mrs. T. & Mrs. J. W. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hon-O. Etevens and three children. Mr. selaar.. Mr. and Mrs. HC. Hop Tal Wing Hing. Mr.J. A. Thom- In this place of miracles it is "Hong Kong Dally Press" Special) kins, Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Houlton, son, Mr. Tong Tai Ping, Mr. B. M. Mr. R. J. A. Hutchinson, Mra. C. Too, Mr. The Po Kwan, Mr. and Dublin, April 30. In the second division Norwich proposed to conduct atom-bom-

Amongst those arrested by the po- Hutchison Mrs. E.-B. Ho, Mrs. Mrs. R. C. H. Walker, MTS. E beat Bradford 4-1 and Hull did well barding experiments. to snatch a point from Sheffeld Lord Rutherford declares that lice in the raids in Cork and Wa-Ho Hi Mr. A. Ho, Mr. Huen Chan Wardley. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. numerous peasants, Mr. W. H Johns, Mr. W. J. Kelly, Warren and two sons Miss M. F. United, the teams sharing four efforts in this direction may wit-terford are goals. In the northern section of mately lead eclence to perfect school-teachers and state officials, Miss Leong Ellen Ngo, Mr. Leung Waterson, Mr. G. B Watkins, Mr. but several prominent republicans un, Miss Leung Shiu Chee Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White, Mr, and the third division Carlisle playing transmutation of matter.

sought by the police escaped. The LA Lang Chuck, Mr. and Mrs M. Mrs. van der Wijck, Mr. and Mrs. official organ of the Irish Republi- W. Le and family, Mr. Lai Shi W W Wilson Mr. Wong Chee can, Army was suspended and all Yu, Mr. Mark O. Iamn, Mr. G H Jong. Mr. H & Woolner, Mr. Y. 25

Justice RE Lindsell, Mrs. Mr. T. Yamanashi, Mr. and Mrs. ed. discoverable copies were confiscat Lamb, Mr. LB. Van Lannep, C. Wu, Mr. and Mrs A, D. Wyllie.

L Lock, Mrs. J. MacKnight, Mr. Yok Kai Kan, Mrs. 8. C. Yu. Transactas Néwn Service

MILLION-VOLT LABORATORY

London, May 1." London, Apr. 30. Sir Herbert. Austin's gift of £250,- Several more "clearing up" foot-000 to Cambridge University, to be ball matches in the English League utised in scientific research, is the early were played to-day prior to the expected to result in

construction of a milion-volt la- season's concluding programme on

boratory.

Saturday,

41

at home drew two-all with Barrow.

Bir Ambrose Fleming belleves A friendly match played in Lon-such a laboratory presents sup- don between Clopton Orient and reme opportunities, and might re- Notherwell was won by the former suit among other things, in the

artificial production of radium.—

1-£1

Reute

Reuter.

London., Apr. 30. Sir Herbert Austin, well-known motor manufacturer, has given £250,000 to Cambridge University for scientific research-

euter's Bulletin d'ervice.

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