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EXPORTS

CLOSELY CHECKED

U.S. DETERMINED TO

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY,

WARNS AGAINST SOCIALISTS

AVOID/CONFLICT DANGEROUS POLICY

TEMPTATION IN HER WAY

Washington, Oct. 30. Warning exporters that the Government la keeping

careful

check on all shipments to Italy and Ethiopia was given by Pre-j aldént Roosevelt in a statement' Issued from the White House.

The Presidont said the Govern- ment was determined not to be- como involved in the controversy, but was anxious for the restora- tion and maintenance of peace.

"However, in the course of the war, tempting trade opportunities may be offered for the supply of materials which would. prolong the war. I do not believe that tho American people will wish the abnormally increased profits which might be temporarily secured by extending our trade in Auch materiala, nor would they wish the struggles on the battle- field to be prolonged because of profits accruing to a comparative- ly small number of citizens."

Observera attach importanco to the fact that the statement was made on the eve of the League the data of meeting to decido economic sanctions against Italy, and belleve that the President is anticipating Lengue action, as he did with the declaration under the Neutrality Act.

FOR BRITAIN

CHAMBERLAIN

APPEALS

FOR NATIONAL GROUP

FLYING FORTRESS CRASHES

MIGHTY AMERICAN BOMBER BURNS

ONE OF CREW PERISHES

Dayton, Oct. 30, 'The world's most powerful bombing plane, known to America na Boeing's "Flying Fortress," was totally destroyed to-day when It crashed near hero while under- going tests. One of its crew died of injuries.

London, Oct. 30. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Ex-machine, built as

It was a glant, four-motored an experiment chequer, addressing the city of London electors to-day, largely, and in the strictest asserted that if the Socialists were returned to office ita type in existence.

secrecy. It was the only one of the first effect abroad would be the complete dis- organisation and utter ruin of the policy which at pre-Dayton, Ohio, on the other side of sent was supported by the whole of the nation.

There was no reason to suppose, he said, that the process of recovery was finished. On the contrary provided there was no great disturbance of the public mind, he expected during the next four years that "we might safely anticipate steady progress in the same direction."

What would happen, he asked, if a fortnight hence a Government came to office pledged to the abolition of the House of Lords, a Government which would administer the affairs of the country by order, instead of through Parliament, which would nationalise bank- ing and four of Britain's principal industries? The mere announcement of guel a thing being possible would mean that confidence would go in a day and London would be instantly drained of foreign money.—Reuter,

POLICY UNALTERED

settlement in

It recently flew non-stop from on the Pacific Coast, to

the continent, whore it was being put through tests in competition the Army's acceptance. with two other makes of planes for

It was while it was taking of that it crashed and caught fire, however. Reuter.

Only one of its crew was killed,

OCTOBER 31, 1985.

RADIO BROADCAST

Children's Concert From The Studio.

Z.E.K.. PROGRAMME

From ZBW on a wavelength of 365 metres (84b kllorycles):

G-6 p.m. Hongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra.

6-6.30 p.m. Children's Studio Con- cert.

0.30-7 p.m. Ilongkong Hotel Dance Orchestra.

Violin Solo-Sonata (arr. Salmon)

7-7.30 p.m. A Concert.

Songs-Twilight (Hamilton)

Zino Francescatii.

SongsMy Little Nest of Heavenly

Blue (Lohar),

Maria Jeritza (Soprano), Piano Solo-Polonaise in E Flat Songs-The Ballad of the 12 Brigands

(Chopin)

Joe Echaniz. (Russian Folk Song). Songs-Russian Soldiers Soug

'Cello Solo-Spanish Dance Grana

dos, arr. Casals) Pablo Cazals.

Mivillan

Michall Gilowsky (Bass),

p-m.

7.36-7.43 Overture (Rossini).

Tuli"

7.43-8 p.m. Debroy Somers Band. Ballroom Memories (No. 1 Waltzes) The Open Rond-A Hiking Medley

8

p.m. Time and Weather Report; Stock Quotations,

8,07-10.30 ILM. Chinese Studio Concert.

10.30 p.m. Close Down.

8.03-10 p.m. European Programme from

cycles.

ZEK on a Frequency of 640 kilo.

8.05-8.18

p.m. Four Bongs by Richard Crooks (Tenor).

LARGEST IN US.

Dayton, Oct, 30. The Boeing Bomber, the largest plano of its sort ever built in during Army, testa hero to-day. America, ernahed while taking off Fire destroyed it.

Tho Army test pilot, Major Bennizky 2. I'll always be true. Ployer Hill, was killed and four of you (Jurman).

(Stolz), Spring time reminds me

others suffered minor injuries.

FIVE FLIERS KILLED

1. Vienna City of my dreams

3. My sunshine is you'

French Foreign Ollée. For the The statement is Interpreted as

time being, we are engaged in this

8.18-8.30 p.m. Harry Roy's Tiger The huge plane cost £100,000 Ragamufins. a strong attempt to secure volun-

exchange of views. Nothing has and was constructed to fly at a sus- Fox-Trot Medley; 2. Memories tary compliance with the State

yet emerged, and if anything tained speed of 250 miles per of You; Rain; Goodbye Blues; . It Department's policy of refraining

definite does emerge, we shall, of hour. She was built entirely of don't mean a thing; Happy Feet: from Increasing exports to bcl-

course, take the earliest opportuni-metal and could carry five guns. Everybody loves my baby; I gat gerents. It is considered that

London, Oct. 30.

ty to report to the League.

Rhythm. She was known as the "Flying only after voluntary efforts had

"If eventually Sir Samuel Hoare, the Foreign

Fortress."-United Preas. demonstrably failed would any Minister, in a speech in Chelsea,proved possible, that settlement consideration be given by Presl-declared that the British policy in would, as I have stated over and dent Roosevelt to a legal embargo the Italo-Ethiopian situation has over again, be within the frame- on the exportation of raw ma- not been and won't be changed. torinia to belligerent nations.-

"British and French are to be satisfactory to the League, Reuter.

changing views, but nothing has taly and Abyssinia. That is the yet emerged. If anything develops whole story-British Wireless. we will naturally report to the Longue. If a settlement iส eventually possible it must be satisfactory to the League, to Ethiopia and, to Italy."

HULL'S STATEMENT

Washington, Oct. 30. Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, Issued a statement to-day urging Americans to forego the "temporary and risky profits" of trading with belligerents, which would be conducted "at the expense of human lives and misery."

ex-

Speaking in London, Mr. Neville Chamberlain said the National Government would not support re- armament beyond the require- ments of national security. United Press.

MYSTERIES AND INUENDOES

Loudon, Oct. 30. course of an election

It is learned that Mr. Hull,, and the Under-Secretary of State Mr. Phillips, conferred with President Roosevelt Tuesday and it is under- stood they discussed possible col- Iaboration with the League of No-speech in his constituency to-day! tions through discouraging all American trade with the belliger-Hoare, speaking of the interna

the Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuelj ents-United Press..

NEW CORN LOAN

A.A.A. ANNOUNCES PROGRAMME

Washington, Oct. 30. The A.A.A. has announced that the 1985 corn loan will be at the rate of forty-five cents per bushel. The loan will be effective on Dec- ember 1 and will mature on July 1, 1996. It will be made on No. 3 corn which can be properly stor. ed and sealed on farms.

Mr. Chester Davis says the Com- modity Credit Corporation has asked the A.F.C. for the maximum of $150,000,000 to finance the loan.

Mr. Henry Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, says he does not think that more than 450,000,000 bushels will be pledged.-Reuter Special

BASEBALL FOR BRITAIN

BABE RUTH GIVEN. COACHING OFFER

New York, Oct. 30. Herman "Baba" Ruth, one-time King of Swat, or home run hitting champlon, recently divorced from the New York Yankees, atates he ls aeriously considering an offor made to him to devote his future towards helping to establish base ball in Britain and other foreign countries.

1

In the

tional situation, referred to what he called the "diverting but very transparent game" which consisted of making mysteries and spreading) inuendoca. Those whispers and inuendoes, of which the latest examples were concerned with his forthcoming visit to Geneva, were electioneering pure and simple. The opponents of the Government were trying the make ignorant people believe that there was some disreputable Intrigue behind this visit, and that it implied somo sinister change of polley,

Sir Samuel Hoare' said:"l am going to Geneva to be thore whilst very important discussions are taking place on the application of sanctions. Secondly, I wanted to

work of the League, and will have

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JAPAN LEADERS' CONFERENCE

Secret Session At Manchukuo Capital

Changchun, Oct. 30. More than twenty impor tant japanese leaders from Manchukuo, led by General Minami Matsuoka and Mr. Takase, representing respec- tively the Kwantung Army -and-the-South Manchuria Railway Kwantung Bureau, have opened a secret con- ference here.

Rome, Oct. 30. Five of the six non-commissioned officers aboard were killed when a military seaplane crashed at Pola

when taking off on a trial flight to- day.Reuter.

RETAIL SALES

London.. Oct. 30. The value of retail sales in September, 1935 was 8.1 per cent. greater than in September, 1934. Stocks at the end of September were valued at 1.6 per cont. leas than the year before, and employ- ment was 2.1 per cent, higher than in the corresponding month last year.-British Wirelean,

8.30-9 p.m. Light Orchestral Selec tions, Selection of Operatie Gems (arr. Forbes); Irish Rhapsody (Herbert); Deutschmeister Regimental March (Jurek); Spring's Delight Marah- Autumn (Joyce), Choristers Waltz Intermezzo (Allboul); Dream uf

Phelps).

9-9.15 33.m.

A Relay of the Daven- try News Bulletin (Copyright by Reuter).

9.15-9.45 p.m. A B.B.C. Recorded Programme.

9.45-10 p.m. Talkie Tuner. Vocal-What's the Reason--"Times

Square Lady."

The Mills Brothers, Piano Solo-Give me a heart to sing

to-"Franklo and Johnny."

Carroll Gibbons. Song-Two Tired Lyca "Cock O'.

Leslie Hutchinson.

the North."

Selection-Roberta.

10 p.m. Big Ben: Reuter Press Bulletins.

10.05 pm. Close Down,

BRIEF

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN

TRUTH IS THE SUMMIT OF BEING; } The Royal Artillery Headquarters JUSTICE IS THE APPLICATION OF IT Warrant Officers and Sergeants Mess TO AFFAIRS.-Enteraon.-

aro holding n whist drive and Tombola at "A" and "B" Block, Queen's Road, commencing at 8.30 p.m. on Friday, November 1.

The fortnightly whist drives of the Craigengower Cricket Club will be re- suined on Saturday next, commencing nt 9 p.m.

Mr. G. G. Pelham, 1. M. Trade Commissioner in Hongkong and Com- mercial Secretary for South China, Ho Kit-pun, a tallyman, was ad- mitted to the Kowloon Hospital years.s. Cathay, which sails at noon, on who is travelling to England on the terday suffering from a stab wound Saturday, November 2, will embark alleged to have been Infleted by n

It is understood that the conference is discussing participation by the South Manchuria Railway in North China economic problems in Manchuria and the ordination of Japanese acti- vities on the Asiatic Con- tinent. Reuter,

man named Chan Ching-muk on board on the launch Teencheong at Queen's the steamer long Peng. Chan jumped Pler at 10.30 am. on that day. into the water and attempted to es 16128 Com cape, but was rescued.

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take the opportunity that is always GOOD NEWS FOR

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SOUTH WALES

INDUSTRY BEING

The bequests made by the late Mr. A. M. Bowes-Smith to his children were £200 each, and not £2,000, as stated yesterday. The

I.

On the application of Detective- Sergeant J. Headridge, Mr. E. Wynne-Joues made an order for the confiscation of 61 rounds of unclaimed 32 automatic revolver ammunition, at

were The ammunition was found In the conditional on their having been in backyard of No. 677 Canton Road on Mr. Bowes-Smith's employment for Tuesday. eight years. immediatelý přior to his| demise.

his clerk and ricksha coolies to the Kowloon Magistracy this morning.

An application for the confiscation

offered by these important meet- age of the League to have a talk with M. Laval, the French Primo Minister, and some of the other prominent Ministers of Member States," What could be natural or simple? As alleged change of policy, let them

PRESERVED get that out of their henda onre

of 030 catties of sugar and 2,300 coat Lonon, Oct. 30.

Chan Fan, unemployed, pleaded buttons, found unmanifested and un- and for all. There had been and

guilty to the possession of 706 herolul claimed on board the steamer Lung would be no change of a policy in South Wales for many months Macfadyen at the Central Magistracy Wharf on October 28, was made by The anxiety which has existed pills when he appeared before Mr. Shan, lying alongside the Canton which had always been perfectly regarding the proposal of Messrs. this morning, and was fined $700, or Sergeant Grainger before Mr. Mac- simple, namely, loyally to the Richard Thomas and Company, two months hard labour. Another fadyen at the Central Magistracy this League and readiness to help with steel and tinplate manufacturers, any honourable settlement of the to transfer the business to new.

man, Li Kwai, aged 12, unemployed, morning. His Worshup granted the was charged with the possession of application. dispute that was acceptable to works in Lincolnshire, estimated 405 heroin pills, and was Aned $400, the three parties concerned, the to cost two million pounds, has

or two months hard labour, was the policy that he would sup- that, subject to the approval of saints, Holy Eucharist will be cele-unoploveative Lengue, Italy and Ethiopia. That been allayed by an announcement

Admitting the possession of 14,175 heroin pills at No. 181 Temple Street, To-morrow, being the Feast of All ground floor, an October 20, Au Wing, port at Geneva.

certain groups of shareholders, bratel in the Lady Chapel, St. John's with the alternative of 12 months' fined $2,000 - MALICIOUS SUSPICION the plan will not be proceeded Cathedral at 7.45 am. In the even hard Inbour, by Mr. E.

of Wynne- Referring to the exchanges which with. have been taken place with a view

ing at 7.30, there will be a special Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy As a result of negotiations be-

service of Commemoration (Choral) this morning. The prosecution ac to finding a basis of settlement, tween Sir William Firth, Chair in the cathedral. The service will be cepted the plen of the second defend- Sir Samuel said un attempt was man of Richard Thomas and Co., Bishop will be present. The preacher not guilty and he was Recordingly In English and Cantonese, and the ant, Tam Man, aged 24, shop fokl, of being made to give the impression and Sir John Beynon, Chairman will be the Rev. John that "wo are trying to sidetrack of the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron and Canton.

Foster, of discharged. Detectivo-Sub-Inspector the Lengue and do a disreputable Coal Company, as well as the

Cunningham' produced first defend- deal with Italy behind its buck. Lancaster Steam Coal Collieries,

ant's criminal record, which revealed Plending guilty to charges of driv- that ho had a previous conviction for have already aufd there is no sum of between one and a half ing lorry No. 3254 without a driver's a breach of the Opium Ordinance in foundation whatever for this and two million pounds is said to licence, and driving it without the 1933. A group in England is interested malicious suspicion. There be involved. If the scheme comes toad on October 28, Hul Tak, a permission of its owner in Fleming in establishing baseball there nothing to conceal about what has to muterialise the whole of the carpenter, was fined a total of $76, three quarter yards of cloth from No. Charged with the theft of Bvo and and recently called Ruth an offer been happening. It is common big dovelopment which was or, in default, seven weeks hard 4. Wing Kat Street, ground to come to England and assist in property that several Governments planned for Lincolnshire may be labour, by Mr. Schofeld, at the Cen- Yuen Kwong, aged 22, unemployed, Aber, conching and organisation.—Reu- have recently been considering the confined to the South Wales area, tral Magistracy this morning. Traffic was brought before Mr. Macfadyen at ter

possibilities of a peaceful settle- which will not only enjoy a con- Sergeant Blackburn sald

the lorry

the Contral Magistracy this morning. ment and that the British and siderable increase in prosperity, was taken by the owner to have the French Governments in particular but will be relieved of a serious woodwork repaired at the defendant's Sub-Inspector Walsh stated that the have been exchanging viewa na to loss of trade additional to the he saw the defendant driving the Sentence of two weeks' hard labgar cloth was found under defendant's shop. About & pau, on October 28 jacket by districk

watelamon. what might form the basis of existing depression threatened by lorry, and recognise the lorry and was passed. For stealing one packet future negotiation. In order that the proposed move. Washington..Oct.30.we should, fully understand each The quthorised. capital of defendant got out and

of "Camel" brand The Directors of the Denver and others vlows, the heat Richard Monds and Co in Tine Hother drove the lorry to the Police Chan Kang, Ho Yu, une from Rio Grande Railroad have nu- Abyssinian Department at the million pounds and of the Ebly owner of the lorry, the defendant and of $16, or fourteen days hard labour

Station,

Yesterday morning, the coolic, was given the option of a fine thorised the filing of a reorganisa- Foreign Office has been in Paris Vale Company three million goven

his master came to the Station, and in, default, in view of his twenty- plan under the National discussing a number of compileat hundred thousand pounds.--Bri-he thon arrested defendant and years' residence in the Colony with Bankruptcy Act-Reuter Special, ed details with officials of the tish Wireless.

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out having a conviction.

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