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Rumours Of

Siam Crisis

Discounted

་་་

EX-KING KNOWS

NOTHING

ALL QUIET IN BANGKOK

London, Aug. 11. Rumours of trouble in Siam. following the reported arrest of 1 non-commissioned officers for subversive allegedly spreading

Pranks, have propaganda proved crroneus,

Bangkok despatches state that the situation in entirely peaceful, while Imperial Airways passen gers arriving at Singapore from the Slamure capital also report nothing untoward happening.

BRITISH RUNNERS. IN FORM

FINE SHOWING IN GERMANY

ROBERTS RECORD

THE HONGKONG

Munich, Aug. 11. In an athletic meet in which Ger- many and Britain contended, the German contingent let points against the visitors' 61 after several days of stiring competition, The British athletes, however, were brilliant on the track.

The outstanding performance of the ment was given by Roberts, the Northern runner, who won the 400 metres in the excellent time of 47.7 seconds, breaking the German

record,

The Secretary of the former King of Siam, interviewed by Reuter at the ex-ruler'a residence Other British winners were In Surrey, stated

that the ex-Stothard, in the 800 metres, with a King had not been in touch with time of 1 minute 54.4 seconds, Slam or Siamese affairs directly Findlay, in the 110 metres hurdles, since he abdicated.

with a time of 14.4 seconds,

rome

As far as any question of his return to the throne was concern- ed, any move in that direction must

from the Siamese people. The ex-King would not inke the initiative in seeking to

The relay ovent bridge the differences between | Britain also, him and his political opponents which might lead to his restora- tion.

The 200 metres was a dead heat, Sweeney and Rangeley doing the distance in 21.9 seconds. Both are British.

AUTOR

TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, AUGUST 12,

Japan Again "Insulted"

CONSIDERS PROTEST TO WASHINGTON

SEATTLE EPISODE

Washington, Aug. 11. No formal protest has yet been made to Washington, but the Japanese Consul in Scattle has reported

on the incident during the Seattle Hunt Club "rag" when the Emperor of Japan was repre- sented as pulling a rickshaw in which the Emperor of Ethiopia

was riding. This is taken as an Insult to the Japanese ruler.

AMERICAN

REVENUE

INCREASE,

$405,000,000 IN 28 DAYS

BUT $825,000,000 SPENT

Washington, August 11. The Department of the Treasury reports that for the first twenty eight days of the present Anancial year, collections from various sources of $405.000.000.

revenue amounted to

1935.

RADIO

BROADCAST

Dance

Music from Hongkong Hotel

Z.E.K. PROGRAMME

From. Z. B. W. on

1

The

wavelength

of 355 metre (815 kilucycles):

6-8 pm. Europcar. Prograismo. 5-7 p.m. A Relay of the liongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra.

7-7.25 p.m. Corcerto in F Major

for Piano and Orchestra (George Gershwin).

The Waitz Dream (Strauss). The Merry Widow (Lchor). The Belle of New York.

7.42-8 p.m. "Jubilee Music Parade", 1019-1935.

7.25-7.42 Vocal Gen.

Hall

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather

Local Closing

Stock

This total compares with $195,- 600,000 for the corresponding period in 1932 and with the pre- vious high record of $342,000,000 | Report, for the corresponding period in Quotations. 1919.

The Japanese Charge d'Affaires in Washington, meanwhile, has enlled on the State Department and has drawn attention to the

8.03-11 p.m. A Relay front the Po Seattle Consul's report.

Apparently the higher collection Hing Theatre (Chinear).

Close Down. The question of a formal com-figures are due to increased ·

1km.

Z.E.K. Programme plaint will be decided upon by business generally,

8.30.10 p.m. European Programine Tokyo or by the Japanese Ambas-

from ZE.K. on a Frequency of 640 undor, Mr. Suite, who is ni pregent

kilocycles on holiday 17! Connecticut Renter

It was only a few days ago that

to sent Tokyo

Washington. through the Embassy, a protest against a cartoon which appeared in Vanity Fair and which represent- ed the Japanese Emperor pulling won by gun carriage on which was

Beript inbelled "Nobel l'ence Prize." The cartoon carried the

"Unlikely German won, only three track raption:

Historical events, but won five events in the Situations." AN

This far as they know in the field. Britain won five track vic-

episode is considered ex-King'a household it was in-tories.--Reuter,

closed, however, correet to say that The Siamese Minister

interior. of the teung taiil!. who left Bangkok yesterday for London, might come to see the former ruje, -Renter.

Mr.

ADULTERY CASE IN COURT

MAN AND WOMAN FINED

Li Sivon, unemployed odd job before Mr. carpenter, appeared W. Schofield, at the Central Magis tracy this morning, on two charges

POLICE RESERVE

ORDERS FOR CURRENT WEEK

Orders by Mr. C. G.

Perde Inspector General of Polier, state:

Chinese Company

"VANITY FAIR" BAN

Shanghai. Aug. 32.

However, expenditures for the Arst twenty eight days amounted to $825,000,000,- United Press,

SERIOUS CHARGE

TWO SHOP FOKIS

IN TROUBLE

11

8.30-9 p.m. Orchestra Music. Rondo a der

(Mozart).

Haffner Serenade

Hungarian Dance No. 6 (Brahms). Hungarian Dance No. 6 (Brahms). Torch Dance No. 1 in B Flat Major

Prophete-Coronation

(Meyerbeer).

(Meyerbeer).

March

La Fille de Madame Angot--Overture

(Leeneg).

ار

(Plno-

Sp Shek, 21-year old shop fuki, Les Cloches de Corneville

quette). appeared before Mr. W. Schofield,

9-9.15

Relay of the at the Central Magistracy this Daventry News. Bulletin (Copyright morning, charged with having by Reuter).

committed an indecent assault on

p.m.

Norman Allin and Chorus. Geneviere (Tucker); .At Sweet

Trinity Church (Gilbert). Honeysuckle and the Bee (Fitz); f

you want to know the time usk policeman. 9.30.10 p.m. Dance Music.

9.15-9.30 p.m. Song Memories, a seven-year old girl, Leung Nui,Great Bass Ballads. at No. 312 Lockhart Road, ground floor. Yip Mul, 62, shop foki, was In deference to a request from charged with aiding and abetting the Japanese Consulate General, the him. Both defendants denied the Chinese authorities have prohibited | charges. Chinese book stores in Shanghai Detective Sergeant Fitches ap- from selling the August eaue of plin for a week's formal remand, Vanity Fair, in which a cartoon saying there would be another caricaturing the Emperor of Japan charge in respect of another little appears.-Reuter.

girl against the first defendant. The police were waiting for the doctor's report, and would pro- bably ask for committal,

JAPAN CAUTIOUS

Washington, August 11.

Inspection Parady. --All ranks the Chinese Company will purado | Central Police Síatión on Thursday, The refusal of Japanese diplo

August 15th at 17.30 hours under Sih matic circles to comment upon the Inspector R. J. Hurt for n general official Japanese attitude towards lspection of equipment etc., by the the recent offensive act on

the Comis: ndor. Dress part of the Seattle Hunt Company,

Club. with White White Uniform, Cap Cover, Helt with Brace. Truncheon, together with the consultation of

Indian Company

Mr. Schofield remanded both de-

10 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins. 30.05 p.m.

Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

1

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

for Far Eastern Special prGERITIBER

fendsats formally for one week, and allowed bail of $1,000 for the latenes will be brosilcast from Zersen frst defendant, and $250 for se- cand defendant.

MARKET

LESS

of having committed adultery "Pocket Pullerman, and note-book in the Consul General, Mr. Okamat. S'HAI EXCHANGE. with a 20-year old married womna, be enrried. The Equipment mer with the Mayor of Seattle, in- Ito On, kif fat wife of a travelling witt make a point of being present. trader, Chan Man, at No. B Tal Yuen Street, second floor, No. 15 Tai Yuen Street, second floor, and No. 2 Lamont Street, first floor, ou various dates, and with having harlinured her at these addresses. Ho On was also charged with having committed adultery with Li Sit-on,

the creases

belief that the Japanese hope to localise this incident in order to avoid farther. Aut Choren - All – menshers | publicity which experts assert may | 3st.

taking this Course will report at the; only serve to provoke further in

oncilents, - Vaited Press, Lolie Headquarters Gymnasium Tursday, and Thurrday, 8th. 15th. August, 15 at 18.30 hours for! instruction.

Training Course: Pur H.---Mom-, Lors of the Indian Comiany will at: tend at the King's Park Revolver Flange on Wednesday, August

14th.

U.S. OIL CONTROL LEGISLATION

at 17.00 hours to fre the. Part [[[ PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Revolver Course under Sub Inspector legally Ritchie

Only these detailed will at- tend.

Both defendants admitted the charges.

Inspeelor Andrew, of the S.C.A., said the complainant. Chan Man was married to Ho On according to Chinese law In San Wul City Two years ago. On April 18 last, He On was missing from her home, and on August 8, the complainant saw her walking with the first defendant in John Ron Road and informed the police. The complainant had been to the Attorney General in Sun Wai City and had sworn a war- rant for the arrest of his wife. He did not produce a marriage licence, but the marriage was not disputed.

PO LEUNG KUK ADVICE

The first defendant and the thren woman had lived at the addresses mentioned as man and wife. The woman alleged that her legal husband did tot support her, but her husband denied it. The first defendant knew that the woman was married. The case was referred to the cominittee of the Po Leung Kuk, and they had ~decided that-- the ·]*4:44+A*(1!34»?

should be instituted,

Training

RAISES DOUBTS

Washington, Aug. 11. In a special message to Congress 16-All Course. Part

Roosevelt regraits of the Italian Company will yesterday. President attend. Cliff Road, Kowloon, on urged the ratification of a compact Thursday, August 15th at 17,30 hours between States for the conserva-

tion of petroleum and oil,

for instantetion.

Emergency Unit Resorte

It is thought liere to-day that the President's message has A Deferida-Defendu Justquctions will "parently-damared the chances of take place at the basement of the ail control legislation. Sailors" Humi and Seamen's This is because the message was institute or Pritay, August 16th. AB

not sufficiently specifle and men- mensbeys are requisted to be present

compact between at the above metoned place at 17.20 tioned only a

mention States but made no

of hours.

legislative Bills designed to rein- 11. 1. KING,

D. S. P. (1).

force the compact-United Press.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

HONDUR AND SHAME FROM CONDITION RISE;

NO!

ACT, WELL YOUR PART, THERE ALL THE HUNGER LIES.-Pape.

The Empress of Russia is due here from Shanghai at p.m. on Welles- day.

Four cases of Diphtheria and one ense of Typhoid were reported to the The lass of a bicycle, valued at $29, loent Health authorities on Friday, from title 20 Nathan Rad yesterday morning, has been reported! The Commercial Institute is holding First defendant said the woman to the police by Me. Hugh Bevan, of 7, had followed him willingly, and 5 Railway Terrace. the second defendant said her hus- band had failed to support her in San Wol and had beaten and Mansions, Austin Road, has notified It has been arranged for the Band scolded her,

the police that while his car was park- of the 1st. Bu. 8th, Punjab Regiment

Mr. Schofield imposed a fine of $200, or, in default, three months hard labour, on the first defen-

dant on the first charge, and $50.

months.

Mr. J. Lee, living at Golden Star

concert and commencement exer- eises in the Queen's Theatre on Sun- dy, August 18, at 9.30 am.

ed outside 11 Peace Avenue, Homun- to play in the United Services Recrea

radiator tioờ Club grounds from 6.30 this eve- tin, some person stole the

ning. rap valued at $19,

NERVOUSNESS APPARENT.

Shanghai, Aug. 12. The foreign exchange market is quite steady here this morning with less nervousness apparent and the usual week-end rumours lacking.

The general onigion is that the steadiness will continue for some time pending the arrival the Leith-Ross Mission.

Exchange rates at 9.15 a.m. were: U.S. dollars 37, Sterling 1/5.7/8 Coll Bars $908.20-United Press,

STOCK

MANILA

EXCHANGE

PHILIPPINE GOLD SHARE QUOTATIONS

To-day's quotations as received by Mesars, Swnn, Culbertson and Pritz shortly after the close of the morning session of the Manila Stock Exchange are as follows:-

Price in-Pomon Ankel

C

Set Mining Co.

San Maurielo Ca.

Raye Consiliated

United Parment Co.

follows!

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SOUTH ASIA ŻONĘ (South Aala Zone, broadcast from DJB. (19.74 metres) stod BJN' (31.45 metres).

D.M. 1.10.3 D32 19.74m 18,250 ke

4.45-8.14 p.. 19.719,200 k 21.45 m 0.840 kr 4.45-8.18 p.in. 19.74 m 15,205 kc 9p.m.12.10a.m.

JB, BJN Announcement, (Germa Engl. Germen Folk Bang. Pre- gramme Forecast (German, Eng-

1920

DJN

DIR

4.13 p.m.

5. Folk Munie.

6.30 pm

5.13 p.m.

News in English.

Relayed from Eremias:

Jan Evening.

Home.

6.63 m.

Nawa in German.

7.m. Concert of Light Music.

p.m.

News In English.

1.15 p.m. Close down DJB, DIN (Germ.,

Engl.)

EAST ASIA ZONE

Enst Asim Zone broadcast through DJQ on 10.03 metres (16.250 ..) 1.30-3 p.m. Concert,

news at 2 p.m.

9.m.

JG, DIB Announcement (Gers., Engl.) German Folk Song. Prow Erstine Forrest (Germ., Engl.) 9:15. #ter Youth Programmes Relay of Celebrpilon from the If. Y. "Deutschland" Camp.

1.4

p.m.

News In English in JQ and

Buchan DJB,

14 p.m. New

11. p.m.

11.30 p.m.

German Light Music. Cen ductor Eugen Sonntag,

News in German on DJG and DID,

Sports Review,

11.15 p.m. "Dancing under

12.55 ..

12.30 ..

the V}}**

1.Imp-Tree." Munlest Play by Hein Steinbock,

News in English on DJQ and In Datch on D3.

Close down DJG, DJ (Germ.. Engl).

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES

To-day's Broadcasting From Four Transmissions

The following ware-lengthe and frequancleu are observed by Daventry.

Fnquinty 1.930 k.c. 9.510 k.c. 1,385 .. 21.750 .e.

Wavelength

metres 40.69 31.55 meizun $1,50 metres 22.83 metres

metres

11.93 metres

49.10 metres

Transmission 5

16.5.11. and G.X.C.)

Call Hign

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GSA

Con

GBC

(31)

Prre

1Fich

GSE

21,465 kr.

25.28 metres

field Minas tagon Mirts

Atstumok Geethika kika Narula Gold Mining Co Tengel Carmolidated Benwenstration

130

Cas

33,160

k.s.

18.82

9.24

CHC

£7.790

14.08

metres

12.20

12.10

GHO

21.478

1.5.

11.97 metres

0.31

9.3

CHI

18.240 h.c.

19.66 metres

1.15

1.10

GAJ

21.10.

作品

0.34

GST.

0.110

k.c

4.15

IN

3.20

+21

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0.34

1.52

Mahila Gold Share Indes 67.9. Blasket trendie and tactive, Anat el Business days na Manila Stock Exchange 125.000.

WATER LEVELS

3.5 a.m.

FOR WEST, NORTH AND EAST RIVERS

The River Conservancy

for

The following list of passengers While fishing in the Gulf of Ton- or. in default, one month on the king, Knusaku Yokoyaki, aged 35.

a will be arriving in Hongkong by the second, the sentences to run

serman aboard the Japanese trawler, Fresident Lincoln on August 19 from.

Commission consecutively. Second defendant Kokko Maru, was injured when he the Pacific Coast-Me, und Mrs. C was fined $200, ar. in. default, three was necidentally struck by rope Roos, Dr. R. Pound, Mr. T. Tang, wangiang Province larues the following

wire. On arrival of the, vessel dur Miss B. Tang, Mrs. R. Hynes, Master port on water levels, in English feel for the ing the week-end, Yokogaki was re-lynes, Master J. Boyce, Mr. W. Lem, Weat. North and Fast Rivers! moved to the Government Civil Mr. W. Mifls, Mr. and Mrs. D. Toppan, Hospital yesterday afternoon, suffer. Master D. Tappan, Miss R. Tappan jag from internal injuries. The and Mrs. I, Walcks, Kokko Maru is berthed in Wanchaiļ. •

DOLLAR REMAINS

UNCHANGED

MARKET SLIGHTLY

EASIER

Bay.

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71..

7. M.m.

ig Bent. The Victor Glaf Sexist, "Bummertime at Home, Ne. - The Riverside," A talk by E. Arnel Robertson.

Greenwich Time Signal at 12 Midnight kw.. Bells and an Empire Servire. 1.45 .m. Weekly Newsletter and Sparta

11.M.

Summary.

Close denn

Transmission &

Big Ben. The Bluff Service of Remembranes and laying up of the Colours of the 5th Bin. of Kelayed from Iegiment.

the

Canterbury Cathedral.

Greenwich Time Bienal at 3.30 a.m. $1.45 M.m. Weekly Newsletter and Hports

Hammary.

12.5 p.m. Class down.

Ugb Lowent

Place

W. L. W. La

of Observatlua

record

Aug. Ane.

11 record 10

West tiver

At Shlubing North liver

41.0

30.9 30.3

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At Thingyuen

26.0

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16.6 10.1

at Shamshul

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CHICAGO WHEAT

Appearing before Mr. Wynne- June at the Kowloon Magistracy this Et tiver Eleven Chinese men were brought morning on four charges of stealing hefore Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Kowa total of 1964 cattles of preserved North River

un fruit from the Kun Chan preserved morning loon Magistracy this charges relating to the theft of 2 fruit factory between June 27 tons of coal front the steam August 3, Li Yee-shing, 26, un- The Hongkong dollar was 311- launch Chidori Maru, the pro- employed, was sentenced to a total of changed at 2. 031d. this morningperty of the Nippon Yusen Kalaha 4 weeks hard labour. Inspector the business rates being 25. Steamship Company, at the Yaumati Chester-Woods stated that defendant

Chicago Aug. 10. 1.1/16d. sellers and 26. 1%d. buyers, Typhoon shelter on August 9. The was arrested about 2a, on Satur-

Wheat prices opened higher on The market was slightly easier on police withdrew the charges against day at the back of the factory. opening, very little business being seven of the men and they were ne-Enquiries were made and defendant an accumulation of buying orders

cordingly discharged, whilst the re-gave the information which

formed

Inter when long and slumped reported.

the chargen. Defendant was an CX- maining four men were remanded un- In London, silver prices.

til 2.80 p.m. on Monday next. The employee of a prererved fruit factory holders attempted to take profits in unchanged on Saturday, America four dofendants arɔ Kwak Wing. Ho and he had sold the stolen fruits for thin nervous market. The mar- bought, while India operated both Yau, Wong Tong and Ho

Chau. about $11.30. Defendant had against ket closed lower in the absence of further support.-United ways, with China selling. The Detective-Sub-Inspector L Whant ap-him a previous conviction for larceny any market was quietly steady,

peared for the prosecution,

were

this year.

Prest.

Transmission 2

Ben. The Western Studi Dichestra.

7.30pm. Sporis Talk,

1.45 p.m. Haydn Heard and his. Hand,

Greenwich Timu Bignal, at 13 Neen

.13 p.m. The 11.1.C. Midland Orchratru,

9. D.1. The News.

9.13 p.m. The

Grand Commodore

chestra. 9.45p. Close down.

Transmission 3

Or.

(0.8.G. 10-11.48 p.m.1 0.8.2. 10 pɔmei am-¡ G.A.B. 12-1 km.]

10 p.m. Big Ben, The Aberman Original

Bliver Band, 14.38. Mares the Chief." A stary, by Also Waugh, read by the Auther. 10.61 p.m. Renata Recital. Frederick Grinke (Canadian Vislinist) and Derviky Manley Plapoferta).

11,45, p.m. Ballad

11.1 pm. The IU.C._Northern Orchester. Concert. Constance Blacker (Centralie) and Ridgway (Continued on Page 4.)

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