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DAILY SHARE QUOTATIONS

Hong Kong Stock

$1,003

Exchange

1685

$265

TH

onareprokers

Association

5457 1500

Buyrio

Ballent

premac

WEDNESDAY.

AUGUST 26

Ballen Вкулга

Balne

Banka

11,570

H.E. BADKA

£102 210

Ba (London)

}$1,500

£109

Chartered Banka ...

£31

Mercantile Bra "A"

£15)

£31

£14

Do.

£14

Bank of East Azia........

STA

N. O. & S. Barka .......)

$91

Insurances

Canton Insura2003.

Union Insuranças ***

Underwriters

15€ $547) (80 ota

+452

China Fire

3540

ELK. Fires..pakborarár

$3

International Assco, 5.

***

Shipping

$30

Douglas

24

Steamboats

$30

Indos (pref.)

$20

106

sjets. Balatoca

13 st

Gold Bivor

48 eta

Gold Creek..............

་་་

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10 et 20 ot. 19ct |

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197

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33

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#3

Shanghai Loans S

1265 12.30

CD 311.60

Yruczucin Gold Fidu.] $41

Ducks, Wharves,

$105

$101

Do. (def.) Stella...... Waterboats

Mining

$11.63 tau

Godowns, etc.

H.K. & K. Wharton:

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141

3102

$1.75

$1,89

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181 84

6785

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Lands, Hotels, and:

Bul dings,

H.K. Hotel

H.K Land...8.334)

$35

13 90

$30

520 105/-

$12 20

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152 cts.

|10 ote

$11

$81

35.55

$5.65

$10,

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3105

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113

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$10

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344

H.K. Healties... 14.70

$4.65

Chias Do

160

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39

180

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$72

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198

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1936.

GERMANY'S FORMER

COLONIES

Sir A. Salter On "Danger Of Yielding To Force"

Sir Arthur Salter. speaking at the Liberal Summer School at Oxford recently, in place of Sir Norman Angell, who is l on "The have and the have not," made a ruthless analys's of the "nonsense of Versailles," and paid a high tribute to German" pre-war colonial administration, but said with great regret that in the present circumstances we ought not to retransfer German colonies to Germany.

He greatly regretted that Ger- many was not given any mandate In the times of the Welmar Re- public. “But that which is good for prevention is not always good: for cure." hẻ continued. "and" in the temper and outlook now. abroad in Germany it does not follow that you can redress grie- vances by concession. The polit cal 'concestons that are of untold value are concessions that are not made under the menace of forcé. We cannot dissociate from th: problem the present racial doctrine.

the

"DR. SCHACHT. IN

"

FRANCE

Political Circles Interested

("lloba Kong Daily Presa” Spociat,

Paris, Aug. 25. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, the Ger- man Reichsbank President's visit here is followed closely by political circles It is believed that Schacht will not only meet the Governor of the Bank of France.

THE EXCHANGE MARKET

MESSKS. ROZA BROS.

Wednesday. Aug. 26. Silver prices rose 1/8 yesterday fur both deliveries. the quotations being 19 1/2 for Ready and For ward: Silver advices reported India, us having bought. Specula- tors bought and sold. The mar ket closed steady but quiet. In America the rate was unchanged ut 44 3/4 for Spot.

The London-New York cross- rate was quoted at 5.03, The New York-London rate was quoted at 5.03 7/32.

MARKET Steady but dull

STERLING

No business was reported. There were sellers at 1/2 7/8 August- December, buyers at 1/2 29/32 for any delivery.

·

U.S. DOLLARS

|

VESSELS DUE

Bremerhaven, Melchers, Sept. 1. Agamemnon, B. & 3, August 29. Asphaliou, B. & S., September 25. Australien, E., Co., Sepieather 11. Austvard, Jebsen's, Sept. 19. Hebar, P.

September 11. Benmohr, Luxley's, September 12, Bhutan, P. $0 September 1. Renne is, Lasley's, Sept. 12,

Umeenland", Mulchers", Sept. 3,

Jobson's, Sept. 9.. Canton, Messagarian', August 28. Chenonceaus, Measagerier, Sept. 5. City of Bayville, States Co., Aug. 31 Conte Verde, Lloyd Triestino, Aug. 30. D'Artagnan, Memageries" Sept. 19. Deucaling, B. & S., September 27. Balbi. Gamma's, August 20

of

4.

an, Melchors, September

of Asia, C.P.S., August 7. Emp. of Canada, C.P.9, Sept. 11. Eemland, Jebsen's, September 24. Emp

Russia, C.P.S., September 24. Fusijama, Lloyd Triestino, Sept. 4. General Lee, States Co., August 29. Gen.

Pershing, Stater Co., Sept. 11. Glengarry, Jardine's, August 31. Golden Pear, States Co., August 31. Glendalay, Jardine's, August 31. Grotskerk, J.C.J. Line, September V Hakodate Mara, N.Y.E., August 8, Hakozaki Mara, N.Y.K., August 29. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., August 29. Havdl, Malchera', Sopcember 6. Houtman, J.C.J. Line, Sept. 1. Hawaii Maru, O.S.K., September 5. Idomenens, Jardine's, Sept. 16. Illinois, States Co., Septemor 3 SHANGHAI DOLLARS

Ixion, B. & S., September 5. Jean Laburde, Menageries, Sept. 4. There were sellers at 103 3/8. Kamo Maru, N..E., August 31.

No business was reported. There were sellers at 31 3/16 August- November, buyers at 31 1/4 for any delivery.

and the measures with which that Labeyrle, but also other leading ouyers at 103 1/2" for cash.

doctrine is given affect."

BUYING DANGER

The danger of yielding to force wou'd not. If it could atone, be Anal. Even Ir there were no practical difficulties of retransfer, should we buy peace by means of tat concession? "I believe that

the present circumstances we should not only not buy peace, we should buy additional danger. In present circumstances the retrans- fer of her colonies to Germany

I

personages of the polical and

SHANGHAI MARKET economic feld. On Wednesday

There were sellers of Starling the Governor of the Bank of at 1/2 3/8 and U.S. Dollars at 30 France will give

luncheon in J

3/16 for cash... honour of Schacht, which will be; attended by Premier Leon Blum, Foreign Minister Deloos as well as the Ministers of Commerce and Finance.

Informed circles here assert that a number of important problems will be discussed by Labeyrie and Schacht, amongst others the ques Lion of clearings, a Franco-Ger- man Trade Agreement and general economic problems.

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The

German Ambassador Paris and other amelal personages. warmly welcomed Schacht. wha resides at the German Embassy during his stay in Paris- "Yanarent News Server RETURN VISIT.

Berlin. Aug. 25. Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, the Gover of the Reichsbank, flew Paris this afternoon to return the recent visit to Berlin of the Gover- nor of the Bunk Frante. M. Eabeyrie.

would mean this: Germany would say and with justice. "This is given, i us by people who are afraid." It would encourage the develop ment of their policy of force in Europe and with regard to colo- ales. The German colonies are of negligible importance, and it is extraordinary that such an autho rity as Dr. Schacht should have such a belief in their value, "A half of 1 per cent of the pre-wat trade of Germany was done with the colonies. They are cxtra- ordinarily poor in raw.materials. They co not give raw materials 126 such as rubber and tin. which Cermany really wants. These 312.40 come from Malaya. It would not

Dr. Schacht declares his vist 1s very long before. Germany a sign that Germany supports the would say 'What about Malaye?" French efforts to contribute to the. Germany would want increased peaceful advancement of the in-

ternationa! naval power:

sitution through maintenance and development of Dersonal contacts.- Renter's Bulletin Service

370 3391 $18

$21

..

161

Pak Traun (old).....!

$21

Star Ferries 8574

$41-2

Yaunti Ferrin

$ 1

1:30/45

China Light, (old)

$11,36

18.99

Do. (new)

ELK. Electric******

$03;

$83,

Macho du.

$27,

ห

$271

35

39

$12

China Buses .......

29/-

Tractions ...

25/6

27/.

ZN-

Do. (pret.).....]

Industrials

19

Malabon Sugar ...

BIG

Macgregor prof.)8.

Canton Ices

$11

$10 -$3.00

Coment

$10

Hopes

门专

5213

13

$1}

$5.00

13.6)

13

$19 Caidbeck, Honi, d,

30 cte,

$67

2212

Miscellaneous

Dairy Farma

Amuscinonta ******

$1.00 Ch. Etainments......

40 ct.

$3

.

Constructions, (old)

Do.

(new) 35 dia. Lane Crawford....... Mackintosh) Nanyang Tobacco... Sinceresimin Watson.947 Wm. Powell

M. Ureyhounds.......

31.368.0. Enterprises

www

50 uct

$3.83

prem.

par

Ch.G. 6z19980.9 Bds.

HE. Govt. 2 Loans 3107

Do. 31%

81%

$100

Wallace Harper......

300

EK Wing

.....

S'ba Do

Vibro Piling

MORE ARRESTS IN RUSSIA

"Bong Kong Day Prais" Specia·

Leningrad, Aug. 25...

The execution of the 16 members of the "Zinoviev-Trotzki Group of Terrorists" in Moscow has been followed by mass arrests all over the Soviet Union. The total num- ber of those arrested in Moscow and Leningrad and some other leading towns Is estimated at several thousand. It is declared that not only members of the "Zinoviev-Trotaxi Group" but also numerous other "suspects" have been arrested. Transocean News Service,

: GERMAN REFUGEES

Berlin, Aug. 25. No fewer than 4,550 Germans and

4,750 refugees of 40 other nations have been rescued from Epain up- der the protection of the German warships now stationed in Span-j

$60

SILVER JUBILEE TRAINS

Stream-lined Engines Give Good Results

14

be

"Nevertheless," Dr. Salter added. "when and I trust it will not be such a very long time-Germany is again part of the world com- munity, collaborating as other countries have collaborated. I trust she will again take her part in the problems of colonlat govern- ment in the world-a part worthy of the great qualities she has shown in the past. But not present circumstances. my considered view."

RAW MATERIALS

That is

nor

SPANISH MINISTER

RESIGNS

10

Boor Bang Daly, Press" Special

Sona, Aug, 25. The Spanish Minister here, Don Carlos de Miranda has informed the Bulgar,an Government, accord-, ing to an official statement, that he has signed and placed him-

H.K. SHAREBROKERS ASSOCIATION

Buyer Providents Old. $1.65. Hotels, $570, Lands. $34 Realties, $4.70.

Trams. XD, $12.30. Star Ferries, 89. Lights Old. $12.3.

Electrics. $53).

Cements. $10.20,

Constructions New, 35'cta

Benguet Explor., 381.

Consol, Mines x rts.. 103 cta. Demonstrations CD. $1.57. Northern Mining 55'cts Paracale Gumaus x rts.. $1.04. Salacots, 19 cts.

San Mauricio. $3.10. Santa Rosa, 121 cts. Suyocs, 75 ct.

Scifer Benguet Explor.. 41 cts. Consol, Mines xts., 11 eta: Demonstrations CD $1.61 Northern Mining." 57 cts. Suyocs, 77 cts.

Sales

Hotels. 55.60/65. Electrics. $53). *

Caments, 310.20, Ropes, $3.70.

Benguet Explorations, 40 cls. Consol. Mines. 11. cts. Gold Rivers. 10 cts. Northern Mining. 54/5 cts. Salacots. 19 cts. Bagulo Gold. 58 cts. Provident Old, $1.65.

Sir" Arthur Salter went on to self at the disposal of the Pro- REICHSBANK RETURN aavocate complete equality for all visional Nationalist Government in countries in the matter of pur-Bürgos.-Transocean News Service. chasing raw materials from colo.

ales, and the extension of the mandate system to all non-self- governing co'onles. He would ad- vocate also the extension of the mandate system in scope to include such matters as concessions and and contracts, and the extension of the authority of the system by extension of mandates un the spot and only at Geneva,

He would also like to see steps taker. as far as possible in the direction of making the colonlal) system an international system by direct International

tion.

administra-

HUANG FU IN SHANGHAI

("Hong Kong Daily Press" Special)

Berlin, Aug. 25.

9

•

Kalmerland. Jebsen's, Sept. 3. Menelaus, B. & S., September "01. Yakin, E. & A., September 2. Nagara, Gilman's, September 2 Nenmark, Jobsen's, August 27. Neptuna, Gibbs or NY.K., Sept. 5. Niel Merak, Jebsen's. September 2 Noshiro Mars, N.Y.K., Angust 30 Pleasantville, Hans Lim, August 29. Pros. Jefferson, A.M. Lino, August 28. Pres. McKinley. 4.31. Line, Sept. 18 Pres. Munroe, Dollars. August 28. Pres. Van Brea, Dollar's, Sept. 11. Perehus, B. & S., September Rajputana, P. & O., Sept. 4. Ranpura, P. & O., Sept. Ramses, Jebsen's, August 29. Rawalpindi, P. & .. September 16. Scalo, Melchers', September 19. Santhin, B.I. (Apear), September 15 Sarpedon, B. & S., September 11. Scharnhorst. Malehors", Sept. Siamese Prince, Farness, Sept. 1. Sirdhana, B.I. (Apeae), August 27.. Theseus, R. & S. September 4. Taiping, B.& 8., September 4. Tai Yang, Dodwell's. Sep

Sept. 17. Tanda, R. & A., August 31. Tango

N.Y... August 17. Mare, Tilawa. B.I. (Apearl. September 1. Tiibadak, J.C.J. Line,

Sept Tjikarang, J.C.J. Line, August 27. Tongking, E.A. Co.. Sept. 10. Tokiwa Maru, N.T.K.. Angont 27. Touraine, Thoresen's, September 9. Trianon. Thorereals, September` 28. Yunnang. Jardino's, September 5.

י

COUNTY CRICKETER

KILLED

Distressing Moter Accident

London, August. 28. Whilst returning from Chester. feld after Northampton's match |w.th "Derbyshire, R. P. Northway, the Northampton County cricketer, was killed, while A. H. Bakewell, Northampton's well-known bats- man, was seriously injured in a motor accident.

The "accident occurred when the

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

UONSIGNEN NOTIOR.

3.S. SI-KIANG "*

10°CO/N36.

RRINGING CARGO FROM DUNKIRK, ANTWERP &c.

"ARRIVED HONG KONG os FRIDAY, THE 9lar AUG., 1936.

"ONSIGNÉES are hershy informed that their goods with the exception of Opíam, Tressure and Valuabler are being landed & stored into the godowns of the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf and Godown to. Ltd., Kowloon, whench delivery may be obtained immediatels after landiar

All Claims must be sent ia to me ou or before the 31st Aug, 1936, or they will not be recognized.

Damaged Packages will be examined by the "ompany's Surveyors, Messr, Goddard & Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 100 a.m, on Thurs

the 17th Aug, 1936. day,

Consignees must have a Rovente Oficer in attendance when any dutable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors

No Fire Insurance will be effected by

in any case whatever.

E. OHL, Agunt

Hong Kong at Aug., 1830.

AVY

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES „ ́ ́MESSAGERIES MARITIMES,

CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

S.S.PRESIDENT DOUMER" 91 A/36. BRINGING CARGO Fox MARSEILLES, &c. ARRIVED HONG KONG ON FRIDAY, THE 21ST AUG., 1936.

CONSIGNEES are hereby informed

that their goods with the exception of Opium, Treas rs and Valuables are being landed and stored into the Go- downs of Hong Kong, Kowloon Wharf & Godown

Lid, Kowlon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

Co

1

All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 3 st Aug, 1938, or they wil

I not be recogized. Damaged | Packages will be viɩmined by the Company Surveyor, Messe 4. Goddard & Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10.00am on Thurs- cay, 27th Aug.. 1938

Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when suy datiable go da are examined by the Company's "

Surveyors.

No Fire insurance will be effected by us in any cam whatever.

K. OEL,

ነ

Agent.

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(4030

Hong Kong 21st Aug., 19 6.

CONSIGNEES. NOTICE.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD.

From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO'. ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

THE SS,BENMOHR."

car in which they were travelling left the road at a sharp bend near Kibworth, Leicestershire, in the early morning.

VONSIGNEES of Carge are hereby Bakewell was taken to the Lel-med that all Goods are being The Reichsbank return for the cester Infirmary, and his condition

landed at meir rink into the hazardon third August week issued on Tues-1s critical-

and/or ertes hazardous Godowns of the “ day shows that Gold Stock and Reuter.

HONG KONG AND KOWLOON WHARF AND Shanghai, Aug, 26.

Foreign Currency decreased by Mr. Huang Fu who has been 1.9 to 75.9 million Reichsmarks.

GUDOWN COMPANY, LTD., whence and/or Irom the whares Delivery may be leading a semi-retired lie on Goldstock alone declining by 2.0

obtained. Mokanshan. motored

via to 70.4. while Foreign Central News. Hangchow yesterday afternoon.--

Currency increased by 0.1 to 5.5 millions Reichsmarks.

here

CHINA GOLD RUSH

CONSIGNEE NOTICES.

decreased by

No Claims will be admitted after the Hoods have left tas Godowns, and sil Goods remaining undelivered after the 19th Aug, 1936, will be subject to rent All Claims against the Steamer must

mfillon Relens HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 19th Sept, 1036, or they will not be recognised.

Wuhu, Aug. 26.

Note circulation 101.9 tú 4138.4 mark, Trancean Néva Seroto

A great sensation was created by the discovery of gold dust in the

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

"I do not think it would greatly Argtohu River in Ningkuo, south EXCHEQUER RETURNS THE SS.

of Wuhu. Hundreds of people are swarming to the place every day from the surrounding areas bent

"NEUMARK"

alleviate, and certainly would not solve. the present crisis, but it 18 the right policy. We should start it even while we

go on simul taneously with the even greater problem of collective security."

In a word to paclasts, whom he had heard during the school with London, Aug. 25. great sympathy, he said: "I would Stream-lined engines specially ask them. as Sir Walter Layton designed for the working of the asked them recently, to face the.

with £236.353,208 at the corres- fast "Silver Jubilee" service be- real consequences of the success

ponding date last year. The total tween London and Newcastle, of of their policy. If they made as

Christ realised that those who be- ordinary expenditure is £283,080,- lieve in the the London North-Eastern Railway, great a

best causes. of the 012 compared with £283,288,909 at success as they possibly world would have to fight for the corresponding date of 1935,- have given very satisfactory per- could,, Other countries would at them. This is the true creed for British Wirele formances and the Company now tempt to seize the greater part of the Christian pacifist. Use force has seventeen more engines of this the British typë under construction at Doncas- think it a worthy and right thing for the

Empire. Do they

not for personal" selfish ends but ter Works, which will be used for that they should stand by until world."

great causes of the normal main line services.

that happened? Nothing in. the

London Aug. 25. having arrived from Hamburg and The Exchequer returns show the Forts of call, Consignees of Cargo are on making a fortune. It is under- receipts from income tax in the hereby notiñed that their Goods are stood they have been amply re-week ended August 22 were £4,806, the Hong Kong Kowloon Wharf & being landed and placed at their risk into warded as each gets enough glis-000-clearly a million pounds more Godown Company's godowns at Kowicon, tening dust for a few dollars a than in the corresponding week of whers delivery may be obtained as soon day, while the luckier one digs up enough to make up twenty or amounts to £229,845,519 compared

1935. The total ordinary revenue as the Goods: thirty dollars fentral News.

Earlier in the address Bir Arthur

REICHSMARK RATES

landed. Are Optional Cargo will not be landed bero, unless Notics has been given 48 hours prior to Vessel's arrival, bat carried of call to which the option extends. on from port to port to the final port

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 2nd. Sept., 1934, will be subject to Bent

To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Regulations consignees must have a Revenus Officer in siten dance when damaged dariable goods are examined.

All broken, obafed and damaged Goods they will be examined on the 27th Aug are to be left in the Godawar, where

1936, at 9 AM, by Messrs. Carmiobae. & Clark.

No Fire Insurance has been affected Bill of Lading will be countersigned by W.R.LOXLEY & Co. (CHINA) LIE..

Agento.

Hong Kong, 22nd Aug., 1938,

14693

GREECE WELCOMES KING EDWARD

Informal Visit To Capital

Athens, Aug. 25.

Great Britain when His Majesty arrived aboard the private yacht, Nahlin.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where

A large crowd of Athenians as- they will be examined on 1st Sept, sembled at Phaleron Harbour to A Bilver Jubilee train recently great heritage of this world will had

1436, at 10 a.m., by our Surveyor, welcome King Edward VIII of came near to breaking its remark-ultimately eddure unless people colonies were of less economic im-

emphasised that though "Hoor Kone Daily Press" Special1 | Mears. Goddard & Douglas. able record run of last September

To comply with the Gomeral Bonded are ready in the last resort to die portance than was generally be-

Berlin, Aug. 25. Warehouse Hegulations consignees must North bound, it five times exceeded for it."

Reichsmark quotations (without have a Revenue Officer in stendance Heved, they were of great political guarantee):--

when damageri duliable goods so importance because of what was

New York

examined. He would like also he said, to belleved about them. The mls- Parig pacifists. "The words of Jesus about combined with the psychology of say a few words to the Christian understanding about their value Amsterdam

turning the other cheek are not the "had not nations was en-

a hundred miles per hour, touching a maximum of 103 miles per hour. One stage of 20 miles was covered

at an average of 98.4 miles hour British Wirelern.

Ish waters, and which will naw re- by another number of warships. turn home, having been relieved Tronancean News Service

THE CHRISTIAN PACIFIST

as I read them a prohibition of jormously explosive. Just as

London

40.22 :..810,5 .59,22

.12.51.

Paris quoted the Pound Sterling

two

the wrong use of violence in re- harmless

chemicals might

be

at 70,40 to 76.43 and the USA. Dollartat 15.187 to 15.191.-

sentment

of a personal affront, dangerous when added together.

Transocean News Service,

All Claims must reach us before the 28th Sept. 1988, or they will not be recognized.

..

Ne Inzace will be affected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

JEESEN & CO., Agents.

Hong Kong, 20th Aug., 1838.

1

The yacht was escorted by Bri- tish and Greek destroyers.

Although His Majesty's visit to Greece is informal, the capital was gay with flags of Britain and Greece and the streets of the 'an- cient city were floodlit in the ever- ing.-

(4842 henter's Bulletin Service,