1934-01-17 — Page 12

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1934.

THE LEAGUE'S WORK.

A NUMBER OF REPORTS BEING PRESENTED

`U.S. GOLD POLICY.

CATHEDRAL WEDDING.

MISS. EDITH RUTH GAUBERT AND MIL, THOMAS LAW

The wedding was solomnised at afternoon between Miss Edith Buth Gaubert, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gaubert of Rochester, Kent, England, and Mr. Thomas Law, son of Mrs. E. Law and the late Mr. W. Law, ni Dundeo, Scotland.

St. John's Cathedral yesterday

"LONDON REACTION

London, Jan. 10. London, Jan. 15. The pronouncement of the Amer- Reports of the Lengua of Nations can gold policy has not met with Committee dealing with Health, London.

an unsympathetic reception in Economics, International Statistics

The

full explanation of the and Opium and to sanction the polley has relloved the markets circulation among governments of apprehensions and it is felt that the preliminary draft prepared by a definite, stop has been taken the International Institute for In-towards international currency tellectual co-operation for the pre-stabilisation:

The Vory Rov, Alfred Swann vention of use of Brondcasting in a The chief reaction on the Stock officiated, and Mr. Frederick Mason munner likely to prejudice good Exchange is the keon Interest in played appropriate music on the International relations are being gold shares, Kadira, West Austral-organ.

placed before the League of Nations | Inn and West African stocks all ad- Given away by her brother, Mr. Council, which is meeting to-day vancing. American shares reflected B. V. Gaubert, the brido was, attir in the 78th ordinary session under overnight strength of Wall Street,ed in a dress of ivory chiffon the chairmanship of the Polish but gilt-edged railway shares were velvet and tulle veil and carried a Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. sold to provide funds for future shower of white roses. She had Beck.

speculative investments. Textiles as bridesmaid Miss Sylvia Brown were caster owing to the fears of ing; who wore a dress of powder Later in the week, matters of intensified competition from Amer-blue angel-skin underlined with more immediate political import-fea and Japan, as it is feared that pale anco will como, before the council. the latter may further depreciate bouquet was of pink roses.,

pink. Tho bridesmaid's

Until the arrival of Sir John

her currency.

Mrs, E. V. Gaubert acted as matron of honour.

The best man was Mr. W. A. Stewart.

Simon, the British representative-j In Foreign Exchanges there was on the Council is Mr. Anthony, a further weakness of sterling com- Eden, Lord Privy Seal, He left this was believed due to heavy pur pared with goki currencies and London for Geneva yesterday-chases by American gold and gold British Wirclees.

currencies, mostly through London. Some were inclined to believe this fall was an indication of a vague SILVER IN RESERVE. understanding between the British hat and coat to match.

SENATOR THOMAS HOPES FOR NATIONALISATION

New York, Jan. 16. All monetary silver in the United States will be nationalised, as well as gold, according to a statement Issued by Senator Thomas.

Thorpe Manor, the couple after A reception was later held at 1, warda lenying for Fanling on their honeymoon. The bride's going- away dress was of bolgo satin with

and American authorities, to pre- vent the dollar depreciating too studied with heavily against sterling.

close interest in financial circles in London. In Silver was inclined to case, al- Foreign Exchange there was mark- though the markét belleves there ed strength, the rate quoted being was nothing in President Roose-80-34, compared with the overnight American holders to sell. volt's speech to induce large closing level of 81-. There was

Commoditics sympathy with the favourable re- The premium of 1/ over the French an increase in the price of gold of were higher in 3/3d. to 131/9d. per fine ounce. ception of President Roosevelt's

franc WEB included In the price. On the Stock Exchange there WAN. Hittle business it the outset, but. the general. London, Jan, '16.

tone was good. British Govern- Developments in the American ment stocks were mostly quoted one currency situation announced President Roosevelt's message

in sixteenth to one eighth lower, to with War Loan at 1011⁄2-British Congress yesterday are being Wireless,

Developments Studied.

The Senator added that sub-speech In America.-Router. sidiary silver, and perhaps some silver dollars, would continue to circulate, but the bulk of the nation's silver would be collected) and placed with the Treasury to become reserves for the Issue of paper currency.-Reuter.

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