1934-03-02 — Page 7

STEADY UPWARD PROGRESS

TRADE RECOVERY IN BRITAIN

THE RAILWAY GUIDE

"CORRESPONDENCE

The Muzzling Order.

The Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph. Sir-In your morning contem porary to-day there appears notice to the public by the LG.P Intimating that the muzzing vrner will be enforced more stricty thap

ever.

Д

it. The notice in question

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

BRITISH BLACKSHIRTS

(Continued from Page 6.) volutionary Communism, which is tho nvowed enemy of the Crown und Constitution of this country.

FRIDAY, MARCH

2, 1934.2

"The Fan Is Forsaken In

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LONDON STOCKS

PRICES

HOME SECURITIES BUOYANT

tho

The following quotations on London Stock Exchange have been recolved by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz in conjunction with Reuter. Market:-Most Home securities aro Otherwise the market in buoyant. quiet.

Chinese Bonds,

Feb. 28, Mar. 1.

(Eng. Iss.). £102% £101 xd. 45% Bonda 1898 44 Loan 1908. £ 93

Loan 1912...70%

Reorg Loan 1912. Lin. Inm.) £93

Nor is there the slightest ground for believing that the Blackshirts are, or ever will be, antagonistie to such bodies as the Jews, the Trade Unions or the Freemasons. There is no parallel in this respect between other countries, and our own. The Jews do not dominate certain professions in Britain as London, Mar. 1.

Now, Sir, hydrophobla The belief, shared by the dreadrul disease and every due they did in Germany, British public as well as by business precaution should be taken to pre-trade unions are well-conducted Industrial organisations, playing and official circles, that Bri-states that a case occurred on the an indispensable part in the econo- tain is making a decisive re- aiand in February, white during rete life of the nation, whereas similar bodies in many Continental covery from the effects of the anime me trom the New Terri- countries devote themselves solely the depression, was torica. Incidentally, the fact that to political intrigue. With us strengthened to-day by a case of hydropio occurred uit Freemasonry is a benevolent and variety of fresh evidence: the island by no means indicates social institution of the highest 5%

standing, but in other parts of that the subject

Europe it often operates as a

for. midable secret society. cen on the island. The following extracts from the widest ponce notico deserve the publicity;

When the general meeting of the held thin Southern Railway was morning, the facts supplied regard ing the improvement in conditions bore out the optimistic views ex pressed at the general meetings of the other three great rallways which have been held within the list few days.

The Chairman, Mr. Gerald Loder, said they were meeting in happier cireum- moro encouraging Atances since the downward trend

and

had been arrested and last year had shown д

recovery.

"Improvement in trade' and the return of a measure of confidence

was reported from the

WON

therefore

. 1 Dóga (except in the New Territory) must be muzzled or on a lead..

other

3 No dog may be brought from the New Territory to any part of the Colony.

It will be within everybody's recollection that when the order was instituted about a year age,

in the business outlook have pro-suspected vided the public with more money to spend," he said.

FAIR BAROMETERS, "Railways are fair barometers of the rise or fall of the people's

means."

Large Increases in revenue from both passenger and goods traffic ware cited by him in support of his belief that the recovery already recorded would be maintained and accelerated.

the ostensible reason WAB n ot rabies near caso Taipo. I believe I am right in saying that not a singic case of proved rabies has occurred since that time, either on the island or in Kowioon. Yet now this order twhich, even if it were necessary, is inouman, summer) is to be rigidly enforced everywhere, except in the area from which the original suspected case and the new proved case of rabien have been reported.

particularly

As a purely British organisa- tion, the. Blackshirts will respect those principles of tolerance which are traditional in British politics. They have no prejudice either of class or race. Their recruits are drawn from all social grades and every political party. They not a destructive but a con. structive force. Their single alm is to build up a strong, well organised, happy and flourishing national community on a basis planned in accordance with the new conditions of our times.

.

are

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Bonds 1926-47 2 00 Shai-Nanking My........... $ %

Tint-Pukow

220

Rly.

Tien-Pukow Raliway (Supl. Loan)

5% Bhai-H'chow

£ 13

10

£ 9344 £ 90

60%

£ 38-42 £ 36-40

£ 24-28 £·24-28

£ 07

£ 34

Ningpo Rly.... £ 95%

Honan Rly 38 £ 334 50 Hukuang Rly.

£34 1911.. 5% Lang Tsing U.

Hai Ry. 1913. £ 14%, £ 14%

Foreign Benda and Danka,

Loan 1924 German 7 Int. Japan Ce Sterling

02

93

Loan 1907 £70 £ 78 Japan 6% Sterling

Loan 1024*** £90 £ 88 H.K. & S'hai Bk.

(Ldn. Regd.) Chartd. Bk. £5 h. £ 16

This is a purpose shared by all progressive peoples. Its manifes tations are seen in lands as far! apart as Norway and Japan. The Associated Blackshirts call upon Erit-Amer British British youth to work for

(Bearer) national reconstruction like that Chinese Eng. and which has transformed

Tate and Lyle.. vitalised Italy and Germany. those countries to draw upon, and Distillera

We have greater resources than Courtaulds less leeway to make up.

Our Dunlop Rubber

Everready 5/- sh. young men and young women are

Elec. General intelligent patriotic, (England)

There are hundreds of normal (p"

New Territories and Kowloon.

and re-

Winter

This typical Chinese saying is used to illustrate that there are

BROADCAST things which are very useful at one

TO-DAY'S BROADCAST.

RELAY OF ROTARY CLUB

TIFFIN SPEECH

From Z... on a wavelength of 156 metres:

4.30-7.50 p.m. Chinese recorded programme, 7.30-10.30

Kramme.

p.m. European pro.

7.30 p.m. Closing Local Stock Qua tations, etc.

7.33-8.30 p.m. Variety.

8 p.m. Local Time & Weather Re- port

Vocal Quartet Shuffle Off to Buf. falo.

Vocal Quartet You're Gelting to

by a tabit with Mo.

The Four Musketeers. Vocal Duct-All of a sudden. Vocal Dust-We Just Couldn't Say

Goodbye.

J

Chick Endor and Charilo Farrell, Piano Solo-Sleepytime Down Bouth.

Piano Solo-Life Is Just a Bowl of

Cherrics.

Carroll Gibbons and H Bay Vrienda. Vocal-A Million Preams.

The Ponce Sistern. Vocal-Just an Echo in the Valley, Chick Endor and Charlie Farrell. Plano Solo-Billy Mayerl's Own

Selection.

Billy Mayeri. Vocal Duel-Mood Indigo." Vocal Dust Cover the

front.

Water-

Layton and Johnstone. Piano Solo-Now That You're Gone. Mano Solo-Can't We Talk It Over. Carroll Gibbons and His Boy Friends. Song-You've Got Me Crying

Song--I Envy the Moon.

Charles Carlisle (Tenor). 8.30.9 p.m, Orchestral,

Valse Triste (Sibelius).

Chicago Symphony Orchestra directed by Frederick Stock. Love for Thrco Oranges (Proko-

Reff).

138%

£139

£ 16

Industrials and Breweries.

Industries

Elec.

Tob.

19/6

120/-

19/6

120/7%

Min. (Bearer) e- 26/

26/-

Arrain.

88/9

88/0

52/~

63/0

87/3 887-

4976

49/4

20/-

20/-

437- 43/

43/0

43/5

35/3

35/3

0/41%

9/4

impl. Tobacco ...

121/0

121/0

0473

9473

Internat. Nickel

no par val... $23% $234

Pinchin Johringn

NANKING AND PU YI ELEVATION

10/- sh.

35/-

30/-

Turner & Newall

4873

48/0

Unilever

26/0

20/6

Miscellaneous.

Anglo-Dutch

20/- 20/1

Burma Carpin, Ra.

10

14/10% 14/10

Sir Woodman Burbidge, the pre- sident at the meeting of Harrods' the great general #tore#, de-points of contact between the courageous and capable of or Boots clared: "In my opinion we have seen the worst of the depression and I think we shall see a con- tinued upward trend in prices."

SHIPPING.

It sImpl. Chem Ind.. Kanunu efort than suvirs, with confidence, therefore, that Impl. Chem Ind.

Def. 10/- xh. Does the I. G. P. aerlously, be-appeal to them not to stand idly Hove the villagers will rend his by, but to take a share in this

Woolworths notices, or obey them if they do? great lash by giving the Black- How does he hope to prevent con- shirts a helping hand. Improvement in British national net? Why, even on the main industries was also remarked by roads alone, nothing short of a Major Dunlop in his presidental ad-cordon of police, on duty con- dress at

the United Kingdom | tinually and searching every track, Chamber of Shipping to-day. lorry, etc., would be of any use.

He referred, however, to the ill elfacts of International trude res- trictions upon the shipping industry since shipping was essentially In- ternational and depended ultimately

upon

on the restoration of world trade. An the world's biggest buyer. Britain, could domand that the adverse trado balances be redressed by the fuller purchase of her ship-

ping-services In return for other countries' goods and no time should be lost in overhauling existing treatles-British Wireless.

WILD SCRIMMAGE IN STRANGERS' GALLERY

(Continued from Page 1)

months from the date of the first representation.

SHIPPING PROMISE.

With regard to shipping, for the duration of this temporary agreement Russia would utilise incrensing proportion of British shipping, provided that such services were available at prevailing market rates.

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And yet, His Majesty's Heges in the towns. where no suspected cases even have occurred, are to be harried and hauled before the Courts for breaches of this order, while in the villages where the trouble originator, all is to be at peacel

CUSTOMS DUTIES

INCREASED

(Special to "Telegraph"}

Shangbai, March 2. The Shanghai Customs have been authorised to announce the Increase in the customs rates on rice and wheat imported from

Fanchuria.

It is my bellef, shared I know others, that the real by many purpose of the muzzling order is not that of an anti-rabic measure.

It is being used by the Govern- A declaration issued in the ment an

revenue name of the Chinese Volunteers n source, of (vilingers cannot pay $8 fines!) in Manchuria announcing their while to the ordinary constable readiness to start a punitive it in a gift, enabling him easily to campaign against the "Manchu fill his case book. I heard a story traitors" is given wide publicity in recently, which may be apocryphal, the Chinese press-Central Newca. of u Chinese constable who followed a pup fór a solkd hour to And out where it lived, and 80 obtain casc. In a recent leader. you (or the S. C. M. Post, I forget which) described the case book as "Iniquitous" and so it system

justice for doga?

BILLIARDS DISPLAY.

Shanghai Jockey In A New Role At Sports Club.

the

Canadian Pacific

Rly.. $26.sh. ..$ 161⁄2 8 15% - Chartd. 15/- sh.

(Bearer).... 23/3 23/3

Kalumpong

Gula

Rubber

repen inex Langlaagte

Estates

London Tin 10/-

#il

207- 20/-

13/0 13/6

25/3

26/3

14/3

147-

3/3 3/3 28/114-28/115

05/-

Pekin Synd. 2/- ard. sh..... Rubber Trusts... S'hal Elec. Constr. 65/- Van Ryn. Drep

· ---- 40/~ -- ~107– Elec. and Musical

Industries.... 26/114 26/3

London Symphony Orchestra directed by Albert Contes, Danse Macabre (Saint-Saens, Op.

10Philadelphia Symphony Orches

tra conducted by Leopold Stokowski. Afternoon of a Faun (Debussy).

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Leopold Stokowski.

9-10 p.m. From the Studio.

A 8th Recital of Gramophone re- cords by Mr. C. B. R. Sargent

10-10.26 p.m. Selections from the Savoy Oporas played by the Band of H. M. Coldstream Guards conducted by Lieut. R. G. Evans.

The Yeomen of the Guard."

The Mikado,

The Sorcerer.

Trial by Jury.

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10.26 p.m. Ragby Mid-day Press News.

.10.30 p.m. Close Down."

KZRM PROGRAMME. Today's Broadcast from Manila: 5.00 pm-Tea Dance Programme. 6.10 pm Spanish Informational

Period

8.80 p.m.- English Informational

Feriod. --7.00 p.m.-Requests..-

7.16 p.m.-University of the Philip- pines Programme. Con- servatory of Music. mUniversal Drug Store

Programme.

.61/3 50/75 91710% 91/103⁄41⁄2

20% 27

7.40 8.00

Olla.

Anglo-Persian Oil Burma Ol Southern Railway (Deferred) *** Royal Dutch 100

the sh

£ 23 £ 23% Shell Trans and

Trud (Bearer). 64/41⁄2 64/4% Geldenhula

30/- 30/- Crown Mines 221/8 220/7

EXCHANGE RATES

in. But I suppose while it exists. A clever exhibition of billiards the authorities must provide ita

was given by A. J. Osmund, offlcers with easy cases-henceal champion, and Y. 5. Chang, this muzziing order.

one of the visiting Shanghai jockeys, It is not time we had Fa

Hittle at the Sports Club yesterday even- ing when the Hongkong player ran Abolish the order or make It out winner by 500 points to 340. The Soviet Union had further | effective throughout the whole

There were not many big breaks, considering the class of players par- declared that they were prepared Colony.

ticipating but Osmund compiled a 65

Paris. CITIZEN.

which, however, was marred, by a

Geneva The break was Berlin flukty shot at 41. marie at the beginning of the game claingfors and he established quite a command-

Oslo. ing lead which be held throughout. Athena

Milan....

to accept the jurisdiction of the

in

re-

United Kingdom Courts spect of transactions entered into by their trade delegation, and it was provided that British Courts should be the arbiters in all enses of disputes which might arise out- sido diplomatle channels..

DEBTS AND CLAIMS. The agreement provided that diplomatic immunity would be accorded to the trude representa- tive of the Soviet Union in Lon- don and his two deputies, and to the offices of the delegation.

Britain has formally retained all rights with respect to debia and claims.

Thero would be, in future, a

in considerable extension

tho amount and character of pur- chases made by the Soviet Govern- ment in Britain-British Wireless.

BRITISH FLEET INSPECTION

SEA LORDS VISITING GIBRALTAR

London, Mar. 1. The First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Bolton Eyren Monsell, with Vico Admiral Sir Dudley Pound, (Second Sen Lord)," Vice-Admiral Little (Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff) and Sir Oswyn Murray. (Permanent Secretary to the Admiralty) will pay an of- ficial visit to Gibraltar from 20th to 23rd March for inspection of the combined Mediterranean and Home Meats.--British Wirelas.

"TELEGRAPH”

SUPPLEMENT

ART

Tc-Morrow's Picture Features

Variety will be the keynte of the illustrations appearing in to-morrow's issue of the Telegraph Pictorial Supple-.

ment. Many of the leading winners in the Race meeting will be pletured, and a group of the participating jockey: will also appear..

Other sporting pictures will include groupa of the R.A.S.C. cricket XI, South Wales Bor- derera hockey and Rugby teama, and snapshots at the Fanling Point-to-Point Races, Amongst other groups will be the R.A.O.C. reunion at Soo-, kunpoo, the 1.R.C. gala dance, and the welcome dinner to the Anglican Bishops of Manila,: Singapore and Borneo.

It is announced that there will be no dinner dance at the Repulse Bay Hotel to-morrow, March 3.

The total rainfall registered at the Botanle Gardens during February

was 1.70 inchos, all of which fell on and after February 23,

A survico men's danco will be hold in the Kowloon Y.M.C.A, on Monday next, commencing at 0 pan., with the -Choero Band in attendance.

He also made a break of 43 dur- ing the game,

Buenos Aires At Unies Chang reduced the de-

Shanghai feit but only once got within a hun New York dred of his opponent's total. Chang Amsterdany showed that be in a skilled expon Vienna.. ent of the green table and compil Prague, ed two breaks over thirty, his high Madrid est being a 34. He brought off many Bucharest. difficult shota and was loudly ap Hongkong. plauded on many occasions.

When a girl falls heavily for a man who usually has ari' oye

for support,

Brussela. Stockholm Copenhagen. Lisbon Bombay Rio Yokohama Montovideo Belgrade.

Montreal.

Feb. 28,

pm-Club Face Powder Fro- gramme Chairman Boomer and Lily Raquiza. 8.15 p.m-Dollar Steamship Pro- grumme-Mr. and Mrs. John Smith.

8.50 p.m-Requesta.

8.45 pm

Stock Quotations. 8.56 pm-National Federation of

Women's Club

9.00 p.m. Dance

Or.

Programpie.— Lyric Music founo chestra.

10.30 pa--Sign Off.

CALL TO ARM

19.90 BRITISH PUBLIC AROUSED

630 50%

6.07% 7.50% 28/ 1224

.77.1/32

.16.09

March 1. 77.9/32 15.74%

.12.79

12.81

.2261

220

.10.00

.530

.50.9/16

.30%

30

1/434

1/4

5.00%

.7.54

.28%

12214

.37.11/32 .510 .1/0.5/16 ..21.73%

.10.39 .22.40 .109% .1/0.3/32

44 ..1/2.3/32

.38% 225 .5.09%

37.1979

1/6 21.81 10.39%

22.40

610

Loadon, March 1.

Recent events have fortified the conviction of a large section of British public opinion that one of the best guarantees for pence for Britain is the strongest pos- aible army, navy and air force. Forecusts in connection with the defence estimates show there is an all-round movement for an increase. Au oficial Admiralty report to Parilament shows why 100% Great Britain's παναλ defence 1/0.3/32 must be exhaustively considered

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before the Naval Conference in 1935.

1/2.3/10

.384

225 The report says that since the 0.11%

Great War Britain has laid down Bilver (spot).....20.11/10 20.0/16 28 cruisers compared with 37 hy Silver forward) .20% 20.9/16 the United States and 29 War Loan.....102.16/16 10215/10 Japan, while In the matter

-British Wireless.

by

ol

submarines built since then, Bri tain lags again.

Britain has built 41 submarines The next meeting of the Hongkong since the War; the United States branch of the English Association has built 49, Italy 54, Japan. 65 will be held on Tuesday, March 6, at and France 44.

5.30 p.m. in the Holena May Institute.

Sir William Hornell will deliver a

Army Needs Réform,

lectiro on Augustino Dircell. This Military experts estimate that is likely to be a lecture of more than the sum of £60,000,000 will be usuni interest, ae Sir William was an required to bring the army, up to Intimate friend of Augustine Bierall:

date by

in thero Meanwhile

a strong The following appointments have movement afoot to strengthen been made by the Colonial Office for the air forces of Britain. The Hongkonglen G. Guch, desist movement in gaining momentom ant stress, to the Education De- and it is expected that an addi- partment: Mrs. B. M. Clark lortion of three now squadrona will Mistress, to the Education Depart

be_proposed. ment and E, B. Nelson as Assistant |

Experts point out that Superintendent to the Kal Tak Acro with there the Air Force will still trome.

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