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FUTILITY OF OPPOSITION

INDUSTRY TO GIVE UP STRUGGLE

Washington, Nov. 12. It is bolloved here that because of the overwhelmingly popular andorsement of Administration policies as a result of the elections, industrial leaders are rentising the futility of effective political op position to the Administration and will co-operate with the Roosevelt Regime.

tax

BLOCKADE DANGER-

LABOUR BARON'S VIEW OF NAVAL QUESTIONS.

London, Nov. 8.

THE HONGKONG

GIRLS HOLD CAMP

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1934.

TELEGRAPH.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

WEEK-END DISCUSSIONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS

LATEST SHARE

QUOTATIONS

on the

As the flames of the camp fre The dangers of naval blockade leaned higher and higher the and the necessity of a pact offering to the Wa Kwong Club London Stock Exchange have been

group of girls brought their The following quotations lowing it are emphasized this morning in an article pubished in Each lind chosen her own stifl-received by Mesars. Swan, Culbertson the Daily Horald by Baron

Joyful service, loyalty, co-oper: and Fritz in conjunction with Rentor.

British Government Securities. Lion, responsibility, fun, friend- Kenworthy now a labour leader in and on. As tach added her Strabolgt, formerly Commander

hip;

Nov. 9, Nov. 12. group spirit, good citizenship the House of Commons.

symbol, the flame, which repres sented light, beauty, strength and spirit, blazed brighter. So ended the two-day conference of the Senior High School Wa Kwong Cabinet Conference,

"The real Daval mennee," the writer says is not an invasion or bombardment but slow strangule tlon by blockade. A blockade can be exercised by surface warships, submarines or aircraft, or by all three combined,"

On Saturday. November 10, by The courtesy of Dr. Chow Wai- Chun Kal and Lea Mou-cher, the ehoang, Moars, Fung Yu-cheung."

The Administration's programme includes n revision of the Hystem. comprehensive railway lexislation, passage of perfecting amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, com- prehensive revision of the National Industrial Recovery Administrahe tion along permanent lines and blockade," the writer concludes help with suggestions for the club social legislation.

"If we British, still the strong est maritime Power, gave a bold land of Ching I was turned over lead to the freedom of the seas, we should obtain the support of to the group of girls. Eight clubs Americans, Italians and probably Stephen's, St. Paul's, Sam Kwong. wore represented:-Ying Wa, St. French. The Japanese would then Kon Kwok, Fairien, Yeung Chung hardly dare to stand aside and If they did they would Ise helpless.nd St. Agnes, with 38 girls in all. Of the leaders, Miss Mildred Kellogg pact outlawing war must Secretary, arrived just in time for The logical outcome of Briand-

Owen. the National Girls Work the outlawry of private this occasion. She

A

Haras.

or

No Omelal Reply trade agreement between

Landon, Nov, 12. Great Britain and the United It is learned in official circles Staten, which is now being very that no offer of any compromise qn informally discussed by American the all question in Japan

Manchukuo haa been received diplomats in Landon, might incor- here. porate the stabilisation of the pound-dollar cross rate. Further Inflationary monetary legislation is unlikely.--Swan, Culbertson and Fritz.

ADMIRAL MCGOWAN DIES SUDDENLY

(Special to "Telegraph")

|

was able to

porgramme. Mra. Ha Sul-wan of St. Paul's was responsible for the devotional services and also for the discussion on the girls' own questions about religion. This was one of the most helpful parts of the programme.

Another discussion in which the girls were most interested was

War

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Chinese Bonds.

Bonda 1608

(Eng. Inx.) ... £101% 44% Loan 1908. £ 97

Loan 1012,

6

Be 6

Bantis 1926-47 £ 92 1913 (Län. Ixx.) £ 97%;

RADIO BROADCAST

Pianoforte Recital From The Studio

TALK BY MR. PELHAM

From ZBW on a wavelength of 355 metres (846 kilocycles):

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme.

7-10.40 p.m. European Programins, 7 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quola- tions, London and New York Stock and Commodity Quotailona.

7.08-7.28 pm. Excerpt from "Tho Mikado (Gilbert and Sullivan).

1. The Sun whone Hays.

£ 80

£101% £ 08 £.81%

Reorg. Lonn

£ 98%

034

shai-Nanking

£ 704

£ 80**

Tient.-Fukow Tient.-Pnkow Railway (Sup). Loan)

£ 20

£ 27

£ 22

£229

3.

£100

£ 26

4.

£ 40*

£ 16

6.

6% S'hai-H'chow-

Ningpo ftly.. £100

Hukuang Rly. 55 Honan Ny. . £ 24

6% Lung Teing U.

1011

£ 38%

Mei Ky, 1913 £ 16

Foreign Boods and Banks. German 75% Int.

Lonn 1924 £ 50 £ 68 City of Oankn

Alice Luley (Soprano).

2. Brightly Dawna our Wedding Day.

Alice Lilley: Nellis Walker;'

Dan Jones and Appleton Moore. (a) Trio: Here's How d'ye do. (b) Dust and Chorus: The Flower

that Bloom.

Columbia Light Opera Company. The Mikado's Song.

Columbia Light Opern Company. G. Tt Willow.

Appleton Moore (Baritono). Duct: There is Beauty in the

Below of the Blant.

Finale, Act. II: For he's gone and married Yum-Yum.

Columbin Light Opera Company. 7.28-7.58 p.m. Marek Weber and his Orchestra.

(a) From Offenbach's Sample Bux -Fantasia (Urbach).

£134

(b)

£ 10

(c)

(d)

112/~

Sterling Lam

£ 89% £ 00 Japan 1% Sterling

Loan 1824. £,00% £ 00% H.K. & Shai BR.

(Lin. Regd.) £134. Chard. Bk. £o sh. £ 16

Industrial and Breweries. the une, on home, marriage and

Associated Eier. ཝཱ problems, led by Mrs. Choi

Industries Nat-sing. Mina Lam Tak-kwong British-Amer, Tub and Miss Chol Wal-han arted as

(Bearer). house mathera. Other leaders Chinese Eng, and Misses Silcocks, Baxter, Min. (Bearer) | Pope, Ip Yik-chee, Wong Yuet. Tate & Lyle ........ It is also officially denied here | Inn, Cheng Sing-tak, Kwok Wing-Courtaulds that there has been any resump- † chun and the Y.W.C.A. Secretaries. Distillers tion of the textile conversations. Shui Tak-hing, Nell Elliot, Hol

Yinya and Yung Mo-chun,

The latest replies from Japan, which, it is understood, have been communicated to the United States are described as completely wud Netherlands Governmen {4,

24 Antiafactory, falling to meet the

requirements of the oil companies,

(ly Telegraph. Copyright. Tringraphic Mens agre Dedinance, 1984. Racsierd, November 11, *, *.m.)

Laurens, S.C., Nov. 12.

13-

Rumours that a renewal of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance is under discussion are not considered worthy of comment.-Renter,

Japan's Atitude

were

A Full Programme The programme was as follows: Saturday afternoon.fretting camp in order. tea, opeping ser- vice girls preparing questions). supper, fancy dress party, evening! prayer.

Duniap Rubber Everréady 57– #h. General Electric (England). Boots 5/sh. Impl. Chem Ind. Imp. Chem. Int. Impl, Tobacco

Det. 10/- sh... Woolworths

Tokyo, Nov, 12. A joint conference of Foreign Rear Admiral Samizel Mc. and Navy Office officials regarding

Sunday, November 11-norn- the British suggestion to give United Staten Navy (Retired), died hertain conditions, is still in progress,prenditrit reports from Clubs, Daffee & Newall

Japan naval equality under cer ing prayers, setting up exercises.

breakfast, discussion of

Gowan. 64 years of age,

to-day, of heart failure.

Dn

22/-

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93/3

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4870

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pro-

10

Unilever

Anglo-Dutch Burma Corpn. Ke

Austin Motors ord,

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(Bearer)

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8/104 8/10% 136/ 136/4

nh..

103/6 109/6 Internnt. Nickel

no par val... 23% $ 234 Pinchin Johnson

19/- ah.

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46/3 36/3

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17/6

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Up to the present no decision Sunday worship), discussion on He was formerly Paymaster. has been reached, but offelal programme. qualifications and General of the Navy and Chief of circles are of the opinion that it duties of officers, lunch and rest, the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-may not be wise for Japan to re-`] questions on family sex and mar- counts. He was unmarried. Hefect the plan. "although it in riage,' questions religions voluntarily retired in

1929, rather

and will require | problema; Recreation ball games, Vague United ProaR.

elucidation before netion can be hiking and cooking, outdoor sup- Įtaken.”—Brater.

per: camp fire closing ceremony stunts and roast,

JAPANESE ROBBED

OFFICER'S POCKET PICKED

IN WANCHAL

T. Sasaki, engineer officer aboard II.LJ.M.S; Sagu, was the complain. unt before Mr. W. M. Thomson at

the Central Magistracy yesterday morning, when a Hoklo, named

FUTURE OF BELGIAN CURRENCY

APPREHENSION FELT IN

LONDON

London, Nov, 12.

Despite a record gold enver, re-

Clieung Sam, was charged with | pented ministerial declarations of the theft, of 40 yen, and pleaded the ability and determination of not guilty.

This conference is one of the splendid, results of the work of Miss Wong Yuk-mool, Secretary of Girls' Work and the Girls' Work Committee of the Hongkong Y.W.CA. It shows the strong movement of the Wa Kwong Club that has been built during her years of service.---Contributed,

TWO MEN CAUGHT

Berfunt to remain on the Gold Standard, and an official denial of a ENTER FACTORY PREMISES IN rumoured loan by the Federal Reserve Bank, market circles here continue to view the future of

EARLY MORNING

Det.-Seryt. Fitches stated Mr. Sasaki was walking along Queen's Road East and when near Les Tung Street, it was alleged the de Helgian currency with apprehenalias Li Kwong-chiu, 22 years, and Two unemployed men, Li Chiu fendant slipped his right hand son and nervousness, under the complainant's left arm.)

Wong Chung-ping, alias Wong fore Mr. E. i. Wynne-Jones at the Ping, 10 years, were brought be Kowloon Magistracy yesterday and charged with entering the Man Yuen Weaving Factory at Un Chau Street, with intent to commit a felony. Both defendants pleaded gally to the charge and were aen- tenced to two months' hartt Inbourį each.

A little later, Mr. Sasaki felt a tug The three months rate is at are at his raincoat pocket. He turned sent at` 55 continos discount. round and saw the defendant Buyers are most reluctant, und throwing the wallet to the ground bear speculation is rapidly increas

ing. This is revented by the for. He caught hold of the culprit ward rates, as spot is controlled by and took him to the Kawahora Ten- the Belgian authorities: house where the

defendant

promised to find the "other man." Anxiety regarding the franc has Both could not understand each eased, as M. Flandin is believed to other and the noise attracted thee a sound flunncier. At the same attention of a Chinese constable.time, the recent steadiness of the may be largely attributed to

franc

Detective-Sergeant Poyntz ap- peared for the prosecution and

The

Miscellaneous.

Guln Kalumpong

Rubber

Langlaagte

Estates London Tin 10/-

sh... Pekin Synd 2/-

ord. sh... Rubber Trusts Shai Elec. Consu. Van Ryn Deep -- Electric Musical

Oila

Industries... Anglo-Persian Oil Burma Dif Southern Railway

(Deferred) Rolls Royce £1

*h.

Shell Trans and Geldenhuis

Trad. (Bearer) Crown fines 10/-

sh.

53/6 3/6---

63/1 62/6

30/7 317-

43/9 42/6 76/1014 76/3

£ 24% £24.

107/- 107/

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2407 241/#

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Frita have received the following quota-

The defendant wrote the name of heavy intervention by the American / stated that defendants were caught tions on the New York exchange for the other man, Cheung Wal, on Exchange Fund. According to the on the ground floor of the premises yesterday.. menu card. When charged he Financial News, this is explained at 2.45 am, on Saturday..! stated he did not do the stealing by the fact that Americn regards i Arst defendant had been employ- bat Cheung Wai stole the money itself now as the centre of the gold were apparently trying to get into December

The Magistrate after hearing Kroup.

the oflice where the money was January evidence came to the conclusion

The paper suggests that the sup-kept.

that it was insufficient and dis-port accorded the gold currencies charged the defendant,

NAVAL ADVISER

ed there three months ago. They

The Hermit (Schmalstick). Forest Idyll (Esslinger).

Viennese Meniuries of Lehar

(arr. Henry Hall).

B p.m. Local Time and Weather Report

752-8.38 p.m. Variety. Descriptivo Sketch Clapham and

Dwyer on Hobbies.

Clapham and Dwyer, Instrumental-Nasty Man InstrumentalThe Grasshopper

the ants.

zel

The Four Bright Sparks. Voen!--Melville Gideon Medley.

Melville Gideon (Baritone). Humorous Monologue The Lion and

Albert.

Stanley Holloway. Instrumental-My South Sea Sweef-

heart. InstrumentalBlue Sparka..

Masters' liawaians. Vocal Duet Musical Comedy Selec

Lion.

Garda Hall and George Baker, 8.38-9 p.m: A Philco Programme.

The Philco Symphony Orchestra Prelude, Arlesienne Suite (Blzet). Dance (Neapolitan Scenes).

(Massenet).

Valse Triste (Sibeliun). Donce Chinois (Tachaikowsky). Prelude Act. 3. "Lohengrin"

(Wagner).

9.9.20 p.m. From the Studio. "Toplesi.Talks on the United King- dom" by Mr. G. C. Pelham (H.M. Trado Commissioner).

9.20-9.30 p.m. Voent Gems from "Maritona" (Wallace).

·0.30 p.m.

Light Opera Company. Reuter Press Bulletin,

London 1 p.m. Stork and Commodity Quotations.

9.35-10.85 p.m. From the Studio. Pianoforte Recital by Harry Ore 10.05-10.30 p.m. Dance Munle. Fox-Trot I Never had a chance. Fox-Trol-Don't let your love go

wrong.

Slow Fox-Trot The Breeze. Slow Fox-Trot—It's all forgotten now. Paso Doble Ballerina.

Tango The Bouvetard of Broken

Dreama.

Fox-Trot-Cupid.

Fox-Trot The Show is over.

10.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Mid-day Press Nown, Further London Stocks and Commodity Quota- tions.

10.10 p.m.

Clone Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Waver

Special progranine, for Far Eastern listenera, will be broadenst the evening by IJA on 21.38 meters as under

⚫p.m. Opening Announcement. German Folk Bang. Programme-Vorwonat

(German. English).

9.15 p.m. Fale Holections. Heinz Breden. 1.43 .. News in Engliante.

10 p.m. "A Love Story", Huales Fins br 'Arthur Treumann-Mette, Music by Mouart

11.16 p.m. Nawa in German.

11.30 p.m. Programme of Light Music by the

Chamber Orchestra Georg rent 12.15.m. News in Engilah,

12,34 a.m. Close down.

The Intest Fleet Auxiliary List contains another now boom defence Market Closed vessel, the Watergate, which, like the

New York Cotton,

. Nov, 10. Nov. 12.

Clone..

Closing

Range

12.06

12.40

March

1246

Muy

12.47

may be a preventive against further extension of the sterling area.-Reuter.

July

12.45

measure

October (1938) 12.16

EXCHANGE RATES

· Spot

December Jaunary

12.00 New York Rubber

13.40

13.49

NEW CONTACTS

Paris.

Nov. 7. .76.31/32

13.75

18.03

Market Cloned

Geneva. Berlin...

.16.36

14.10

.12.44

JAPANESE LEGATION AT

KABUL OPENED

Chican Wheat

Oslo

.10.30%

Athens, Milan

COMMUNICATIONS

Capt. Morse, recently appointed British naval adviser to China, will leave for China by the Naldera the new Japanese Legation at Amsterdam.

It is officially announced that New York, on November 23.--Reuter.

Kabul was opened on November Vienna. « 6.---Router,

Prague Bucharest Madrid.

Tokyo, Nov. 12.

Buenos Aires. Shanghal

.520 .68.15/32 .36%

.1/8.15/16 .4.993

.7.40'

.28%

.119%

.600

497 May

.36%

834

83%

in the list of wreaths laid at the Hongkong. Cenotaph on Sunday, mention should Brussels.. have been made of the handsome one Stockholm.

1/7/2

Holiday

.21.40

.19.30

1.70.

CAPT MORSE LEAVES FOR CHINA TIUS MONTH

London, Nov. 12.

Helsingfors. 220

220k

774-774

824-824

89 -8334

Nov. 12. March

76.16/10 May

15.30 July

12.45 September... 14.38

10.904 December 097%

520, May

58.13/32 July

30%

094 Market cloned 04 Chicago Corn

1/4.7/16 December.. 70%

5.00% May

7.40% July

27

8144 Market closed 8114 Winnipeg Wheat

119 December 78

30.21/32 July

New York Bagar

21.40 Deconsber 1.82 10.39 March

22.40 May ... 110% July .1/0.1/16 1/0.1/16

.110K

CHINESE MINISTER TO VISIT laid by Mr. T. G. Bennett, of the Copenhagen .22.40

R.F.A. Apple Leaf, on behalf of the Lishon Royal Fleet Auxillary,

LONDON

Shanghai, Nov. 12.

.1/2.1/92 1/2.1/16 December 4%

-4 March 39% May

Bombay. Yokohama. Rio Montevideo, .30 Mr. Yu Fel-pung, Vice-Ministar Netherlands, was successfully Montreal. Mr. M. J. Quist, Consul General for Belgrade.

220 far Communications, is due in operated upon at the War Memorial Silver (Spot):

4.87 London from Paris on November Nursing Home yesterday morning, Silver forwar 14 He is studying military and for appendicitis. It is requested that Was Lo civil transportation-Reuter. no flowers be sent to him ther (59)

1.73 Market Closed

1.78

New York Blk.

1.22

1.93% Market closed 1.25

Montreal' Bilver

December 69.45 * 55.00-55.00

-25% March

54.43b

54.75-60,76

1.28.0/16

26 May, 2

$4.95

100.5/10 July

65.000

37.10-87.10 57.70-57.70

Total salon:-64.contracts

Aldgate, has been built at, and for the defence of Hongkong.

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ASPIRINER

The marital knot has a lot of strings tied to it.

On Sunday,' Dr. A. Fung, who has Physicians and Burgeons of Ireland, been practising in the Colony for and at the London School of Tropioni soveral yours, left for Bangkok by Medicine. His local interests inchaded the activities 'of'the' Manuk Lodgy at the .. Hiram to tako up professional the Theosophical Beclety, of which duties in the Blamoso capital. Dr. he was a committee member. The Fung received his medical training in many friends he made whilst in the Dublin, where he took the degree of Colony will wish him succes în him Licensfate of the Royal College of new surroundings, dat