1940-12-28 — Page 11

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8.8. "PRESIDENT PIERCE"

8.8. "PRESIDENT. TAFT”

Dec. 18

Jan. 3

Jan. 17

To NEW YORK and BOSTON

via MANILA, BINGAPORE, PENANG. COLOMBO,

BOMBAY and CAPETOWN

8.8. "PRESIDENT TYLER":

8.9. "PRESIDENT MONROE"

Jan. 9 Feb.. B

To MANILA

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Jan. 10. Jan. 24

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KAMAKURA MARU YAWATA" MARU

HEIAN MARU..

Tuesday, 4th Jan. Tuesday, 28th Jan.

SEATTLE & VANCOUVER (Starts from Kobe

Saturday,

25th Jan...

**

SOUTH AMERICA (WEST COAST) via Hilo & San

Francisco.

"ARAGI MARU (starts from Kobe).. Wednesday, NEW YORK via Panama

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Maniļa.

"ATUTA MARU

HAIPHONG, SAIGON

TOTTORI MARU

Monday, & MADRAS

Sunday, (Cargo accepted for Haiphong & Saigon)

BOMBAY via Singapore & Colombo.

KASIMA MARU

• MATUE MARU

RANGOON & CALCUTTA via Singapore

• MATUMOTO MARU

* GENOA MARU

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KAMAKURA MARU'

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→ Cargo only.

15th Jan.'

30th Dec.

19th Jan.

Saturday.

Tuesday,

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2nd Jan. 12th Jan:

...

Thursday, Sunday,

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28th Jan.

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PASSENGERS

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The following passengers arrived in Hongkong by the President Pierce:

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·IN TRANSIT

SIR WALTER LAYTON AND EFFORTS OF LORD LOTHIAN

LUNDON, Do, 27 (Brlich Wireless)-Sir Water Layton, the well-known econóralst, who has juos returned to Britals from a overnment mission in the United States in relation to supplies from that country, spoke yesterday of the last fortnight in the Ble of Lord Lothian, Ambassador in Washington.

Bir

The

Lord Lothian Who articularly towns had created a stupendous preoccupied with the financial effect in the United States. position and had been criticised Walter concluded that the British. in some quarters in both countries must not expect miracles. for having sporen bluntly about full effect of american production Ens. Lodwick H. Alford, U.S.N., the dollar position when he land- mould make ultimate victory Mr...T. E. Bamford Mr. Clean Aed from the Clipper in America certain. Brewer, USN. Mr. Joseph Chris- after his recent belef vlaft home. tenson, Ers. Charles R. Coburn.

Sir Walter said he knew Lord

U.S.N.. Mr. Clarence E. Delp. Lothian had deliberately made up U.S.N. Eight Rev. Alcula H. Deutsch, Mr. S. E. Dithmer, Mr. bis mind, having given the matter

"

EGYPTIAN VOTE

OF CONFIDENCE

Vai A. Eigenman, Ens: Howard great thought, when held up at

CAIRO, D. (Reuter) The F. Fischer, U.S.N., Mr. Nat B. Frey, Lisbon before crossing the Atlan- U.S.N., Mr. Jose Garcia, Ens, Bruce ie, that American opinion ought Garrett, UAN-Lt. Green C. Good-to be prepared for the fact that Chamber nd Deputies, after three loe, USN., M. Richard R. Green, the financial problema had to be days of secret debate, passed by 124 to 58, a vote of confidence in Ens. Floyd J. Greene, U.S.N., Eris. regularised. ·

He was certain that his jueg-the Government's foreign policy. Daniel P. Grimn, U.S.N., Ens, Al-

Minister, Prize

Skry this view The fred E Gross, U.S.N., Mr. T. Has-ment was correct and

the debate, saram. Ens. Robert S. MacDonald, had been amply justified by re- Paans, winding up

Egypt that danger to of statements Fresidem declared U.S.N., Mr. R. B Marsh, Mrs. H. A. eent Oberg. Lt.-Cdr. Alexander R. Sim-Roosevelt regarding his own solu- was remote after the British vic- mon, U.S.N., Mr. S. Valiram, Ens, Hen of the dollar exchange pro-tory but that Egypt was continuing Alvin C. Wilson, "U.B.N., Dr. Frediblem arising out of British war its defence preparations.

Airry Pasha said that the Gov C. Zapffe.

supply orders placed in the US.

Sir Walter added that, in No-ernment's policy was based Substantiat increases 10 tne vember there was a certain feeling fulfilment of the Anglo-Egyptian receipts of cattle, more than 25 of pessimism in America about Treaty and defence of the country. per ent): calves, nearly 100 per the outcome of the war, to which Egypt was loyally carrying out the cent) and hogs, (more than 130 such episodes as the bombing of Treaty

The debate revealed general the.

had contributed, but per cent) featured report Coventry covering activities at the Mouse this had been completely changed agreement with the speech from of Greek victories the Throne at the opening session. Jaw Stockyards during the first by the news

of Parliament, when Sabry Pasha three-quarter, period of the cut-and the British in Egypt. Feat vegr

The resistance of the British (then Prime Minister) collapsed peuple to the bombing of English 'and died,

WEATHER REPORT

Hongkong Royal Observatory 10 am, Dec. 27.

Barometer (at sea level), 30.27 ins,

Temperature, 66 F.

Humidity, 73 per cent.

Wind Directiort, E

Wind Force (Beaufort), 3.

Temperature maximum vesterday.

71 B.

Temperature: Minlong last night

81 F.

itanfall for 24 hrs, ending 10tb

today, 1).

Total rainfall since January 1st

117.69 ins. -

Against an overage of, 85.05 Ins Sunset tonight. 5.47 p.m. Buririse tomorrow, 7.02 a.m.

4 pm, Dec. 27. Barometer (at sea level), 30.14 ins Temperature, 66. F.

Euraidity, 73 per cent, Wind Direction. IS.

Wind Force (Beaufort), 4 Maximum temperature, 70 F. Minimum temperature, 61 F. Rainfall. nil

HONG KONG TIDE TABLE From 28 Dec. 1940 to a Jan, 1942 HIGH WATER.

Data of

Bong King Stendard

Timo

Height

LOW WATER

Height

Bong

Код

Standard

Time

13.

jes, ka

b. m.

Sach

6063

48

03 13

109

20 46

80

1869

San

29

481

03 64

10 6

2131

B

1440

Mon, 30

Telephone 20231

Tres. 31.

11 21 2909 1208

14 710439

17.8,

8 0510

108

1092

16.02

Wed, 1

1949

47 -08 47

17.2

1644 138

.1333

8

06 14 -17 27

1418

Fri.

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