1937-12-23 — Page 13

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE

Far Eastern Mail, Passenger & rreight Service

Through bookings to America vic Europe and Europe via America. Booking around the world. Through hookings to London

OUTWARD SAILINGS

* m.y. "KULMERLAND" for Y 'hama., Nagoya, Kobe, Osaka,

3th Jan. Dairen. Tingi no... 9. "TIRPITZ"

for Yama, Nagoya, Hoho, Caska,

Moji, Dairen

........... 18th Jan,

*m.v. "SAUERLAND" for 'hams.. Nagoya, Kobe, Osaka,

"ASSTAN"

Dairen, Tsingtao..

HOMEWARD SAILINGS

.... 31st Jan.

for Mars, Rotterdam, B'burg......... th. Jan. B. MECKLENBURG"...for Mars., R'dam., Hamborg.. 19th Jan.. * Freighter with Passenger Accommodation.

For further particulars and passage fares, etc. antidy tar-- HAMBURG-AMERIKA, LINIE

JEBSEN & CO.. AGINTS,

13, Pedder Street, Tel. 28363,

CANTON AGENTS: CARLOWITZ & CO., Shakee Road.

S.S. "BENMOHR”

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS.

THURSDAY,

DECEMBER 23, 1937.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

24

(Through Kanter's Service

#

14

Change .90.up 07 up Ul up .03 up .43 up

QUOTATIONS

Now York: December 12.

Last Today'ʼn

High Low Close Close Change

New York/London Cross-rate Now York,Cotton-Mar. Now York Rubber-Mar. Chicago Whent --May. -May. Chicago Corn Winnipeg Whoat-May, Silvor-Official

4,99-13/16 4.90-13/18 • unch.

6cf 118

6.45 8,39 8.36 15.41

9** 91

421

8.41

Co up

15.95

15 17

15.40

.23 up

01

92)

it up

118 116}

4117

up up

(4)

unch.

1937

High

Low Dow Jones Averages, 194.40 113.84 30 Industrial

Dec. 22.

"129.08

Close High Low 180.76 128.80 129,08

64.46 20.15 20 Rails 37.54 · 19.54 20 Utilities 103.89 01.14 · 40 Bonds

83.4462,03 11

33.58

32.08 39.43 32.85

21.80

93.70

Commodity Index 63.62

22.56 21,61 21.81 03.87 53.96

Business Done:-1,280,000 shares.

Stocks Adams Express

Dec. 20 21

Stocks

91

Dec. 20 21 Great Northern Rly. 25

251

Allis Chalmers

521

Great Western Buget 27)

271

Amer, Can

74

W

Am. Car & Foundry

681

Amer. Cyanamid

461

Amer. & For. Power

4+

Amer. For. $7 pf. 23

Amer. Locomotive

221

32

Amer. Radiator

13

Amer, Rolling Mill

193

52

Amer. Smelting

Amer. Steel Fries..

25+

or

Amer. Sugar

Amer. Metals.....

Holly Sugar Corp.

Humble Oil

Int. Nickel In Tel, & Tel. Int. Dept Stores

Kennecott Copper Lambert Corps ---- Loew's Inc.

Lorillard

:

McIntyre Porcupine McKesson & Robbins 314 Monsanto Chemical 88 Montgomery Ward

Murray Corpa. .......

Nat Cash Registor

Corpn.

North American ................

71

10

39

497.

111 492 161

31 t

88

$ $ * - * * = 8 8 ¦¤¤¤;

**CHETTE

367

Amer. Tobacco "B" Amer. Waterworks

134

187

331

Nat Dairy Products 14

135

41

Nat Distillers

21

Nat Power & Light B

8+

New York Central ...

201

Niagara Hudson P.

82

123

201

37+

44

107

23

40

33€

Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Borden Co. *********** Briggs Mfacturing 221

604

301

171

121

Sailing for LONDON, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG and LEITH on about the 9th January, 1938.

Cargo will also be accepted on through Bill of Lading to the usual transhipment ports.

Tel. 2253

For Freight and Passage apply to:-

W. R. LOXLEY & 0 .. (CHINA) LTD..

York Building. Agents:

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD.

MAERSK LINE

Fast regular FREIGHT and

PASSENGER SERVICE

via

JAPAN

to

1484 1481

Amer. Tel. & Tel. 633 63

Anaconda Copper ... Atchison, T. & S. Fe. Atlantic Refining Atlas Corpn. ......... Auburn Motors ...... Baldwin Locomotive

$ cum. pt.

Baltimore & Ohio... Barnsdall Ofi

Brooklyn-Manhattan

Ттала

Brooklyn-Manhattan

$6 cumi, pi.

Case, J.I.

Canadian Pacinc

Celanese Corpn. of

America

Cerro de Pasco

141

Certain-Teed P'ducts Chesapeake Corpn. 473 Chesapeake & Ohio 381 Chrysler Corpn.

Gas & El.

LOS ANGELĖS, PANAMA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, Columbia A pl. 724

PHILADELPHIA & BALTIMORE.

If sufficient inducament offers also other ports of call."

M.V. "MARCHEN MAERSK "

Arrivals from U8.A.

2nd Jan.

M.V. "ANNA MAERSK "

25th Jan,

Commercial Bolvents

Commerciel

281

$6

8

151

391

יד

ཤཱཨྰཿ ཐཱསྶུ ཎྜ ཡྻུཾ ཨྰཿསྒྱུ སྒྱུཌྜྷྱབྷཱཙྪཱ ཱཿཨྰཿཙྩཚཨྰཿཋ

- 568 pääoget 25 83 • 8388 55 +886 BHESTER 22. *** * *88** ** ** * 2.686

Northern Paciac ....

Pacifc Gas & Elec. 261

Pacific Lighting

Packard Motors... Paramount Pennsylvania RR. Phelps Dodge

Phillips Petroleum Public Service of N.J. 334

Pullman Inc. ..........

Pure OU

Radio Corpn of Am. Republic Steel

Reynolds Tobac, "B" 441

St. Joseph Lead Co. Schenley. Schenley 54% pf.

Bears Roebuck Shell Union Oll Socony-Vacumin

Southern Cal Edison

117

194

44..

252

ECONOMIC PRESSURE ON JAPAN WANTED.

(Continued from Fare 6,3

EDEN ASKS FOR BACKING Referring to the Far East, Mr. Anthony Eden said that with re- gard to the advocacy of the La- bour Members' for sanctions, and that effective sanctions meant the risk, it hot the certainty of war. nobody should contemplate any ac- tion of that kind in the Far East unless they were convinced they' had an overwhelming force to back the policy. He pointed out that In the League of Nations there were only two great naval Powers, Britain and France, and an" over- whelming force did not exist. Any course of action in the Far East must depend on the co-operation of other nations besides members of the League.

Mr. Eden said he was convinced there would be no assurance of a lasting peace in the world until International order was generally accepted by nations and some limi- tation of armaments formed part of that acceptance. Mr. Eden de-

to clared: "We have got kve through this period of acute un- certainty."

·

BRITAIN'S INTERESTS Continuing, Mr. Eden said Bri- táin had great interests in the Far East, not incompatible with those of other nations there, which they would do their utmost to de- tend.

"In our view the present con- fict will inevitably bring great im- poverishment to the Far East and whatever to every nation there, their immediate military gains may

be.

Three principles must guide

us. First we must do all we honour- ably can to secure the restoration

of peace; secondly we must do our, full share with others to fulfil our international obligations; and thirdly we must protect our own interests, and of course, British territory."

IN.. TOUCH, WITH U.S. Mr. Eden emphasised that the Government was constantly and daily closely consulting the Gov- ernment of the United States, and tact that the British and American governments had. re- peatedly taken parallel or similar action "indicated the closeness of such collaboration. It would be wrong, with the world as it is to-

751* 751 the

ad 1བྷྱཿཧྲྰིགཎྜཨྰཿཀྑཅུཙ

།འོaནི)=ཚོསྶ

ཚཚཨྰཿཨྰཿམྦä

ཿཏྟོབྦོཝནཱ ཿཙྪ་ྲཀྐཊྚསྶཀྐོ༠༤,

ཙྩཙུཏྟརཱྀཡྻནཱ

201

327

ཀྑཀྑུ སྐུ བྷོཛོ་ྒུ c, ཝུནྡ, ཚ, duཡྻུབྦོཏྟཱ ཝཱཎྞཡྻུཾ

631

18.

151

217

Southern Pacific ..........

221

Credit 361

Southern Hly 5% pf.

141

7+

Stad Brands .........

&

Commonwealth & S

2

Stand GES & FOC.

51

day, if they were to deny their own authority or to belittle the firmness and significance of their

Sailings to V.B.A.

Commonwealth

$8

有

Stand Gas & Elec.

lat Jan.

cum. pf......

43

44

$7 pt.......LAUPÄE

264

37th Jan.

Consolidated Edison 25%

Consolidated Ou

91 - 91

Continental Of Com. Products Curtiss Wright (C)

Curtles Wright "A" 154

Delaware & Hudson 171

317

Standard Oll of NJ. 484- Sterling Products Swift

462

563

International 232

244

601

Technicolor

18

32

Texas Gulf sulphur 281

28

land was in close and intimate re- lations of friendship.

Tidewater Assoc. On 15

151

Timken-Detroit Axle

Transamerica

2 th Cent. Fox Films

20th Cent. Fox Flims

11Η

A

211

Del. Lackawanna &

Western

6

Distillers Corpn Bea-

150

15

grama

pl.

Douglas Aircraft ..... Du Pont

381

Un. Carbide & Car-

120

1191

bon

Electric Boat

71

481

Firestone Tire

R

Flintkote

162

Gen. Asphalt

25

Gen. Cigar

Gen. Electric

417

Gen. Foods

31+

Gen. Motors

331

Un. Pacific .......

United Aircraft

Un. Airline Trans-

part United Corpn.

United

cum pf.

Un. Gas T'provem't

Un. Light & power

US Industrial Alco

ÚS. Rubber

**

*****⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀¤

IN

. .** ** ** * ***JESEN

211

27

US Rubber 8 pt. 56"

541

621

27k

61

61

Elec, 110%

112

23

Se

& Tube.

Goodrich (BJ) .......

181

161

Chase National BE 31 *

52 ⚫ 101

National City Bank 267*

Call Money

1%

1%

+ ex, div.

* Bid

13

PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS

SEATTLE VICTORIA

AND

via Kobe and Yokohama.

S.S. PRESIDENT GRANT Sails FRIDAY, December 31st, 8 A.M.

NEW YORK AND BOSTON via Manila, Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Suez Canal, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. S.S. PRESIDENT VAN BUREN Sails SONDAY, January 2nd, 8 A.M.

MANILA

S.S. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE Sails FRIDAY, December 31st, 9 P.M.

MOST TRIQUENT BERVICE ON TRE "PACIFIC

•

DOLLAR STEAMSHIP.LINES * AMERICAN • MAIL·LINE *

PRUDER BUILDING--- AONG KONG.

· CANTON BRANCH —21, FRANCH CONCRĄSION, AHAMEEN......

VISIT BALI AND JAVA

Special Round Trip Fares 1st Class Hong Kong Java Hong Kong HK$400, or HK$455,

Hong Kong-Bali-Jaya-Hong Kong HK$500.00

Hater Including Maintenance and Tours Achore can be bad on application. NEXT SAILINGS-

TO BATAVIA. DIRECT 5.S. "TJISAROEA" 4th Jan., 1988{

TO BALI AND JAVA TU MANILA & MAKASSAR: m.s.TJISADANE" 4th Jan., 1988

M.V. "TRITON"

(All dates are subject to altomation without notice,)

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR PASSENGERS

AT MODERATE RATES.

For Freight and Passage please apply t~~-

JEBSEN & CO.

Canton, Shamoon, B.C..

Tel. 10916.

Agonts, Hong Kong, Pedder Building

Tel. 28383.

BURNS PHILP LINE

"NEPTUNA"

Due 5th January.

M.V.

PASSENGER & FREIGHT SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA

Sailing Sunday, 9th January. for Saigon, Madang, Salamana, Rabaul, Sydney & Melbourne.

First Class Fare to Sydney;

Single: 47.10.0d." Return: £76.-0-0..

Passenger & Freight Agents -

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD."

P. & O. Building,

Telephone No. 28031.

Joint Passenger Agents ---

Nippon Yusen Kajsha

King' Building.

Elec. Bond & Share 10:

Elec. Band & Share

53 ⚫

$5 DI.......

Elec. Bond & Share

$6 pt...

59+

Elec Power, & Light 137

Ele Power & Light

$7 pf...

Glidden

Gen: Railway Signs! 23

Gillette Safety Razor

Gold Dust

Goodrich $5 pt. Good rear

"A"

hol

Corpn.

33

UB. Steel

Vanadium Warner Bros Pict Westinghouse

Youngstown

"A BUSINESS MAN'S STORY

.28

781

868

he

tells

Of the many stories My Life. By Angus Watsen.

(Nicholson and Watson.. 12s. 6d) | there is a particularly striking one Mr. Angus Watson hardly does about his activities during the himself justice when he remarks war. At the Ministry of Food he was able to give valuable service in the buying of enormous quanti ties of canned foods Towards the close of the war he was offered by an American firm 48,000,000 cans of preserved food, provided that the British Government arranged shipping facilities.

in his foreword that he is not a writer but 2 business man. Throughout this autoblography there is abundant evidence of his Iterary gifts, for he combines graceful narration with powers of observation and, above all, a sense of humour...

friendships. Britain was not with- AVA

out friends in the world, said Mr. Eden, and referred to France, the United States, as well as the Balkan Ententes, with each of which Eng

Mr. Eden said that most impor-CHINA

tant of all were,, the relations of the British Commonwealth, with the United States. There was not,

and could not be, any question of treaty or entanglements, but it was a true community outlook which

could prove to be an invaluable JAPA

usset in the maintenance of peace which was the first and greatest desire of the peoples of the Bri- tish Commonwealth and the United States alike.

NO CAUSE-FOR DEFEATISM The Foreign Becretary concluded by observing that though the dif- ficulties were great, there was no cause for defeatism. Britain had weathered worse anxieties and no-

For further information apply:

Java China Japan Line, Canton B. Nolasco da Silva, Esq., Mucso JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LINE York Building.

Tel. 28015.

MODERN

LIJN EXPRESS SERVICE

body should make the mistake of CONSIGNEE thinking the spirit and enacity of the British people was in any way changed in recent years. "We

must seek to be patien,t. yet fram and conciliatory, without being de- featist, and continue to arm be- cause that was the only way to get an arms agreement. That po- Hey the country will endorse and

tinue to pursue" (loud Minis- terial cheers).—

Neuter.

J

NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

AND

OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD..

it is a polley the Government will CONSIGNEES per Co.'s Vessel

through being overdrawa at the Treasury, would not be able to find the money for three weeks.

The food situation was too pre-

"ADRÁSTUS"

Fox NEW YORK v MANILA. are hereby, notified that their Cargo will be discharged into Holt' Wharf, Kowloon, where it will lie at Consignees' risk and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargn will be ready for

slivery from Godown an

and after 20th Deo.

Optional Cargo will not be landed

RICKMERS LINIE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE 8.8. 1

"RO BICKMES"

having arrived from Hamburg and Ports of call, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their goods are being landed and placeri, at their risk into the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf &Godown Company's godowns at Kowloon, where delivery may be obtained as soon as the goods are landed

Optional cargo will not be landed here, unless notice has been given 48 heurs prior to vessel's arrival, but.. carried on from port to port to the Anal port of call to which the option extends.

No claims will be admitted after tho Goods bare left the Godowne, and all goods remaining undelivered after the

rent

carious to permit of the oppor-here, unless Notice has been given prior7th Dec, 1837, will be subject to

tunity to buy being lost, but the problem was, where to find the money in time. He could not face his own bankers because he was already overdrawn by half a mil- Fon pounds. In his dilemma he went to his friend, the late Viz- count Leverhulme-for whom he had once been a salesman,

Viscount Leverhulme at, once . Mr. Watson was instructed to Apart from the story of his out-

went to Lombard-street. "I want standing success in business, he purchase the goods on the Minis- you," he said to a bank director, has had many-sided interests that try's behalf, although the contract to place my friend Watson la enable him to discourse enter, was entered in the name of his credit for the sum of one million Francisco to- ta'ningly on his social, religious own company. The contract price pounds in San

was £1000000. immediate pay-morrow." The transaction was and political work, while there is

Immediately.— his ment being stipulated. To his dis- carried through also a delightful chapter on hobbles.

may he found that the Ministry, "Daily Telegraph."

to Vessel's arrival, bat carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any. Tatars and Fridays between the hours of

AX.

All broken chafed, and damaged Goode are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on 34th Dee, 1887, at 10 sm by our

Messrs. Goddard. und”· Burveyors Douglas.

To comply with the General Bonded and Noor within the Free Storage period.

No Claima will be admitted after the Warehouse Regulations consignees Goods have left the Vossels Godown must have a Revenue Officer - in and all Goods_remaining undelivered attendance when damaged dutiable after the 27th Dec, will be subject to | goods are examined. Bent,

All claims must reach us before the

All Claims against the Vessel must | 201 Jang 1938, or they will not be

recognized. Balan

be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 10th Jan. or they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be sffected."

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents,

20th December, 1937,

No Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

JEBBEN & CO.

Agents,

[6834

(6886 Hong Kong, 20th Dec., B37.