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HUANG FU. TO RESUME DUTIES

Satisfactory Agreement With Ariyoshi

Shanghai, Sept. 14. General Huang Fu, Chairman of tho Peking Political Council; le proceeding to Nanking this morn- ing by apecial train after staying hore for a fortnight. It is oll cinlly stated that he will return to Poking after spending severnt, days in the capital.

It is believed that his declalon to resume his official dutice nt Poking in the result of his antic- factory arrangements reached with Mr. Ariyoshi, Japaneso Minister to China, in respect of Sino-Japanese diplomatic issues concerning North China..

Mr. Arino, Soerotary of the Japanese Legation, however, denied that Mr. Ariyoshi's recent visit to Mr. Wang Ching-wel_nt

Nanking had any connection with North China problemas.-Central News.

Mr. H. H. Kung, Minister of Finance, called on General Huang Fu last night and thoroughly die-

cussed the financial`altuation in

North China-Reuter.

今

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1934,

OUR VOLUNTEERS

A Volunteer, used

to be a match for Three Conscripts!

And you'd soon,

realize he hadn't altered

GERMAN OFFER TO THE LANCASHIRE

LANCASHIRE

REGIMENT

NOT ACCEPTABLE TO LIEUT. COL. WILLCOX

SPINNERS

GETS COMMAND

B. Lieut. Col. I. B. D. Willcox, S.O., M.C., second in Command of the 2nd. Battalion East Lancashire Regiment, at present stationed in Hongkong, has been appointed to command the 1st. Battalion Catterick Camp.

-If we still had

Vivandières in the Army !

AMERICA'S CUP SHOCK

(Continued from Paye'1.)

"Endeavour," aniled for England by its owner, Mr. T. O. M. Sopwith, and the Rainbow.

ENDEAVOUR'S FEAT.

STRANGE NORTH CHINA REPORT -

MANCHUKUO RECRUITING

OFFICES!

RADIO BROADCAST

JAZZ TRIO RECITAL FOM THE STUDIO

EUROPEAN PROGRAMME From ZBW on a wavelength of 365 metres (845 Kilocycles).

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-10.40 p.m. European I'rogramme. 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock quota- tions, London and New York Stocks and Commodity Quotations,

7.08-7.80 p.m. Debroy Somers Band. Dixieland-Selection. Northern and Southern Memories

(arr. Debroy, Somers).. Whatever you do "Nice Goinge "on" With you hero and me here "Nice

Goings On."

7.30-5 p.m. From the Studio. Jazz Piano, Violin and Guitar Recital

by l'omping Vila and Fred Carplo.

1. Avalon.

Programme.

Only a Rosc.

Caprice Futuristic.

Honey Suckle Rose.

I'll see you in my Dreamte.

6. Someday Sweetheart.

7. Romantle.

8. Farewell Bluca.

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather

Report

8.03-8.35 p.m. The entire Musical Numbers of "Ile Wanted Adventure" with Bobby Howes, Judy Gunn, Marie Burke, Raymond Newell, Wylle Watson, Theatre Chorus and Orcher- tra.

8.36-9 p.m.. Light Orchestral Pro- gramme.

Waltzes from Vienna-Waltz Selec- tion.......Landon Theatre Orch. London Sulte (Eric Contea}

Eric Contes and Symphony Orch. 1 (a) Tarantells Covent Garden." (b) Meditation-Westminster."

MarchKnightsbridge.” Merry Wives of Windsor (Nicolai), Victor Symphony Orchestra. 9-9.45 p.m. From the Studio. A 22nd Recital of Gramophone

Tientsin, Sept. 13. London, Sept. 13. Lancashire aplaners meeting in

It is officially stated that two Manchukuo recruiting offices were Manchester passed a resolution

[discovered to-day in the vicinity recording that they were not in favour of accepting the German

Endeavour is regarded by many of Tientsin and that twenty-six proposal with regard to outstand

at yachtsmen as the best contender Inmates were arrested. They are

Bent England has

across the being taken to Tientsin for trial. ing German debts. The meeting

Atlantic. It made the crossing Eleven other persons, alleged to advised that a special committee be set up to consider the question. Lieut. Col. Willcox was formerly from Gosport to Newport. in have connection with a revolu-Records by The Rev. C. B. R. Sargent. in the New Zealand Forces, enter- almost exactly sixteen days, near-tionary movement in the Chunhua It is understood that under the terms of the offer before the meeting the Army with the Worcesters ly seven days faster than that of District, Laantung, organised by Quotations. ing, German cotton yarn.importers na 2nd. Lieutenant in 1911.. He the Lipton yacht, Shamrock V in Manchukuo agents, were arrested offered to pay their old debts, as appointed Adjutant from the 1930 when it get a record of 23 in course of a raid and are also

the outbreak of the Great War until days for the 4.000 miles.

being taken to Tientsin under amounting to £267,000, in twelve the rank being substantiated in

from General Yu Hsuch-i The crossing was made eneily orders monthly instalments, and carlier the rank of Lieutenant in Novem- and the yacht did not pitch and chung, Governor of Hopel-Central | if the British Empire would in- ber, 1914.During the next two years roll as did Shamrock or take News. crease its takings of German he served as temporary Captain, the heavy pounding the latter hostery and gloves. They further the ank being naked for a resumption of yarn supplies, new business to be done at six months' credit instead of the usun? thirty days' credit-British

Wirclens.

NIGERIA. LOAN CONVERSION

TERMS OF ISSUE ANNOUNCED

London, Sept. 13. Special interest attaches to the announcement of the terms of isque of the £4,188,000 3 per cent. inscribed stock of the Government of Nigeria, for which underwriting arrangements were made to-day.

The issue fe being made to re- place £4,045,573 of Southern Nigeria 3% per cent. stock 1930/36, which is the first 3% per cent, loan to be the subject of conversion into stock bearing a smaller rate of interest.

The new loan is to be issued at 97%, redeemable in 1956. Listy for cash applications open and close on September 17, but the conversion lists will bu opened im- mediately and closed on September 28. British Wireless,

EXPORT DUTY

NATIVE RUBBER.

D. E. I. ACTION IN THE CONTROL PLAN

Batavia, Sept. 14.

substantiated in boat received. October 1910. He again assumed the post of Adjutant in 1923 and joined the East Lancashire regi- ment with the rank of Major in 1927. Two years later he was around made Bt. Lieut. Colonel.

Seven

'.

SEVEN RACES

scheduled races are the triangular 50-mile course on Block leland Sound withi four victories required.

MORE TROUBLE AT KAILAN AREA

Races DISPUTE ON DIVISION

OF PROFITS

During 1016 he was Staff Cap- taln with the Forces in France and will be aniled every day except. Sunday, although at the conclu- musa|sion of one day's race a skipper

"TELEGRAPH" ART SUPPLEMENT

To-morrow's Pictorial Features

To-morrow's issue of the Telegraph Pictorial Supplement will contain further reproduc- tions of prize-winning photo- graphe in our Amateur Photo- graphie Competition.

In addition, the Illustrations will include group taken at the wedding of Mr. T. M. Pile and Miss Jean Taylor, group of the National English Evening School team which won the opel Ping-Pong League, group of the General Committee of the newly-formed Chinese Manufacturers' Union, and a photograph of the funeral of the late Lieut. Walker, R.N.

may ask for a day's delay before the next one is held. If a boat is disabled during a race it must continue as best possible.

The cup was last contended for

of

Tientsin, Sept. 13. The Chinese inhabitants Tongshan now threaten to fight the Kailan Mining Administration over the division of profits derived from coal deposits in private lands

p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Commodity 9.50-10.33 p.m. Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, Op. 18. (Rachmaninoff)

Sergei Rachmaninoff (Pianoforte) and the Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leopold Sto- kowski, Philadelphia.

1st MovementAllegro Moderato. 2nd Movement-Adagio sostenuto. 3rd Movement-Allegro scherzando. 10.33 p.m. Rauter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Mid-day Press News, Farther London Stock and Commodity Quata- tions, followed by New York Open- ing Quotationa

10.49 p.m. Close down.

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

Mesars. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz Nan- tions on the New York exchange for

in 1930 when the late Sir Thomas which have been taken over by the Lipton made the last of his five Administration at a nominal price. efforts that cost him somethingA petition has been addressed have received the following quota.. Tike £2,000,000 although he never to the Executive Yuan at won the cup. In that year the ing complaining against the yesterday. winning Yacht was Enterprise, Kailan Administration, which,

which showed its stern to. Sham- rock V in four straight races.

HIGHLY CONFIDENT.

The fact that the cup is in America's possession places the burden of challenging upon other |nations-which always has been England-and makes it necessary to build a yacht not only for speed but sturdy enough to stand the rigorous Atlantic crossing.

its kept they allege, has not promise to apportion them a fair share of profits.-Central News. Octobor

New York Cotton.

Sept. 12. Sept. 13

Close

12.01

Closing Rango

12.86-12.86

December

13.05

12.07-12.08

January

13.00

12.00-12.00.

JAPANESE THREAT.

March

13.10

13.04-13.05

May

13.21

13.10-13.10

July

13.26

13.15-13.15

Spot.

18.16

13.10

CHINA'S VIOLATION OF DEMILITARISED ZONE

New York Rubber

October'

15.09

16.-12-16.42

December

15.03

16.67-16.70

16.03

15.81-15.81

16.30

10.00-16.09

10.54

16.34-16.34

10.80 16.56-16.68

Total sales-591 lots.

Chicago Wheat

January

Added to that is the fact that

Dairen, Sept. 13. practically all yachting

Colonel Takashi Sakai, the new March in Eng- Fund is done in heavy water and Chief of Staff of the Japanese May strong winds, while Long Island forces in North Chinn, arriving July KUITARAUZE 2 120;EPARANDALIANUARIE Sound, in which lies Block Island here this morning, declared that Sound, is addicted to light air Japan cannot overlook the recent In the following year held the pp currents, Those factors have violations of the demilitarised zone September 10014 106 100% pointment of Brigadier Major. In aided the United States in keeping by the Chinese. 1917 1918 he served with the the America's cup for

G.S.O. 2, and held a simlor ap 1851 in British waters.

so long,

B

105 106%% 105%

December

107 100% 100% He characterised the rumour May..

Wednesday's Hales: 23,668,000 that was circulating in North

Bushels.

Chicago Corn

78% 77% September December... 7042 -78% 781

· '81 May

80% Total sales: 8,986,000 bushels.

Winnipeg Wheat

Good progress is being made with the construction of the new promises October of the Hongkong and Shanghal Bank. December The foundation stone is to be laid on May October 17. The ceremony will bo performed by His Excellency the October

One important feature of the Governor.

168-foot steel

777

80

83% 84% 84% 84 84

H44 884 88 83%

New York Sugar

1.94 1.92-1.92 1.90 1.05-1.96 1.08-1.90

2.00

March May

Total sales:-7,000 tons

New York Silk December

1.11 1.10-1.10 February.... 1.114 1.11 -1.12 April

1.113 1.114-1.11% Total sales:-14 lots.

ON

Exptian Expeditionary Furces as although the America won it in China to the effect that something pointment with the Home Forces Endeavour, however, made a grave was at present looming, as with the rank of temporary Major splendid Atlantic crossing and mere hallucination-Reuter, in 1919. He was then appointed has been built with an eye to the Brigadier Major with the Aldershot light currents to be found in Command and G.S.O. 3, being trans-America, and Mr. Sopwith, the ferred to the Mesopotamia and Iraq owner-skipper, is highly confident It is announced that the export Expeditionary Forces during 1921 of victory. daty on native-grown rubber, as and 1922, rejectively. Form 1927 from October 1, has been fixed at to 1929 he was G.S.0. 3. to the ENDEAVOUR FEATURED. 20 guliders per 100 kilograme on Southern Command and in January, dry rubber. Duties for other assortments range from 15 to 13.601930, was appointed G.S.O. 2 at the Endeavour is its

Stall College. guilders.

mast, lightly built and designed other almost identical features of During the Great War he saw to catch every bit of alr, no design The dry rubber group consists service in France and Belgium and matter how light. It has steel rod almost flat on deck, Endeavour has but where Rainbow is of blankets, bark, crepe and all with the Egyptian Expeditionary shrouds like those on the Ameri-a sharp curva down from ald similar sheets manufactured by Force. He was wounded three can boats Rainbow and Weetamoe, ships to the nope. machinery not driven manually. times and mentioned in despatches but the rods have been tested to!

The former system of reducing on four occasions.

100 English tons strength more

AMATEUR CREW. than those of the American A combined amateur and pro- yachts. The must, of tensile fonatonal crow of 16 men will sail diameter.

crew will man the American entry. Rainbow's mast is 30 Inches in The officers reported upon the diameter but Enterprise was only

of Endeavour that the 18 inches. For support of Enden- vour's mast knife-edged channels, during the crossing and they add that will offer little resistance to that the crow is "one of the best the water when the yacht leover, since our trial salla, in hooled, extend beyond the sides American waters."

the hull and give more leverage

Tho yacht is equipped with for the taut pull of, shrouds,

modern Curved plates wore welded to-every

sailing device, West River at Shishing 10.8 rot

other rubber to a dry weight basis

for duty purposes has been terminated. All rubber not classi-

fiable as dry rubber will now be NEW GOVERNOR OF steel, in only 22 inchos in the Endeavour and a professional

levied na "other assortmentà.”— Router.

Mr. B. Wong Tape, who is on a visit to England, was amongst the villers at a recent luncheon of the Saltburn (Yorkahiro) Kotary Club, In the course of a speech, he expressed his appreciation of the hospitality he

has received, especially in Yorkshire, and his delight at the scenery on the

N.. S. W.

TRANSFERRED FROM

S. AUSTRALIA

London, Sept. 13.

of

I M. the King has been pleased

Con got along very woll

WATER LEVELS.

FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVENS

The River Conservancy Commisalon for Kwangtung Province notifies that the height of water in English feet In the West, North and East Rivorn is nn follows:

moors. London Impressed him with ito approve the appointment of other and strengthened with including a speed indicator, an/North River at Teing-

yuen

Sept, 12 Sept. 18

0.7

3.3

4,0

40

1.6

its vastness and the admirable manner Brigadier General Sir A.G.A. Gore in which the trafic was controlled. Ruthven to be Governor of the State light steel diaphrams to form Instrument. for registering wind North River at Samshul 6.6 Eant River at Sheklung 1.6 of New South Wales, in succesalon the mast. Nothing has been said force and labour saving capstans. Passengers arriving here by them to Air Vice Marshal Sir Phillp to indicate it, but observors bo- The American entry is reported President Harrison Included Mr. Game, who will relinquish his aplovo Mr. Sopwith is pinning a in the best of shape and exports Stuart B. Dunlap, General Manager pointment early in 1986.

** great deal of faith in this feature, are looking forward to one of the of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor of China,

The English challenger la built grostaat Gorica of Brigadier General. Gore-Ruthven

racea over Mr. J. C. Golte, Managing Director of has been Governor of South Aus- a grant deal like the Rainbow: staged for the America's cup M-G-M for the Dutch East Indies alastralia since 1028-British Wiretags, both have long sharp bows and United Press and Reuter. arrived on the same ship.

One case each of Diphtheria and Meningitis and three cases of Typhoid were reported to the local Health authorities on Wednesday................

ENERGEN BREAD.

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For Indigestion, Dia- betes, and Obesity a reduction of the "starch," with an in- crease of the protein or nourishing element

is not only desirable,

but indeed essential.

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