1935-11-22 — Page 24

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1935.

Back To Gold | ONLY ONE

Standard!

U.S. TRADE BODY'S SLOGAN

(Special to "Telegraph")

Houston (Texas), Nov. 21. The

National Foreign Trade Council has concluded its annual cor vontion with the adoption of an oficial declaration outlining its views on banking business and Government. policies affecting the revival of world trade.

The declaration calls for a per- manent return to the gold standard, ropeal of the Silver Purchase Act, and a balanced budget. It also favours the resumption of sound foreign lond- ing as an essential function of a credit nation, and condemns measuTCA for restricting farm output.

CABINET CHANGE?

LORD WINTERTON TO BE ELEVATED

MACDONALDS- TO RETURN

(Spacial to "Telegraph")

London, Nov, 21. *Lord Winterton is likely to be the only newcomer in the Cabinet, according to political circles.

It is expected that with the retirement of Lord Londonderry, The importance of the present the position of Lord Privy Seal American plan for building up the and Government leader in the merchant marine is also stressed, and House of Lords will be accepted by the declaration further denounces as Lord Halifax, who will be fallacious theories national self-con-ceeded at the War, Office by Mr. tainment or bilateral trade balancing. W. G. Ormsby-Gore. On the other hand, it endorses the Government's reciprocal trade agree- ments programme-Reuter Special

BALLOON'S RECORD

AMERICANS CLAIM HIGHEST MARK

Washington, Nov. 21. The National Aeronautic Associa tion has announced that the stratos- phere balloon, Explorer II, atinined a record, altitude in its ascent at Rapid City on November 11,

suc-

Lord Winterton is likely to succeed Mr. Ormaby-Gore na First Commissioner of Werks. Lord

Winterton held a ministerial post from 1922 to 1929, when he was Under-Secretary of State

India.

Mediterranean Manoeuvres

BRITISH SEA MIGHT DEMONSTRATED

Kuns

(Spacial to "Telegraph");

Alexandria, Nov. 21.

was

A Royal Salute of twenty-one fired when Prince Mahomed Ali, accompanied by the Premier, members of the Cabinet and Sir Miles Lampson, High Commissioner, boarded the cruiser Berwick to witness the biggest naval manoeuvres over staged in the Eastern Mediterranean;

The cruiser Ajax headed the line of the Battle Squadron compris ing five battleships, six cruisers, elghteen destroyers and two air- craft-carriere.

From a distance of eleven miles, a battleship fired salvoes at a 40- foot project which was split in two. Destroyers participated in an attack under cover of smoke screens, and sixty acroplanes took part in the naval exercises.-- Renter Special.

for PRESIDENT TAFT

It is understood that the other mumbers of the Cabinet will that retain their positions, and nents will be found in due course for Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and Mr. Malcolm MucDonald, who were defeated in the General Election. --Router Special.

EXTENSION OF SANCTIONS?

COMMITTEE MEETING NEXT WEEK

Geneva, Nov, 21.

The balloon reached an altitude of 72,395 feet, the instrumenta prove. This is a considerable im- provement on the previous record, established by a Soviet balloon, the Osoaviakhim, which crashed with the loss of the lives of all on board just after setting up a world mark It has now been definitely decided for stratosphere penetrationby M. Vasconcellos, Chairman of the Committee of Eighteen to convene a Reuter,

meeting of the Committee on Novem ber 29 to examine the possibility of extending the list of articles the ex- port of which to Italy is prohibited. -Reuter

LATE ADMIRAL

JELLICOE

Roma, Nov, 21.

It is officially announced that owing to the greater need of agricultural products due to the imposition of

FUNERAL FIXED FOR sunetians, a number of soldiers will

MONDAY

London, Nov. 21. The funeral of the late Admiral Jellicoe will take place at noon on Monday next--Router.

Berlin, Nov. 21.

It is announced that the German Navy will fly the new war flag at half-mast during the funeral of the late Admiral Jellicoo. Vice Admiral Socrester will represent the German Fleet at the ceremony-Reuter-Spa-

cial.

London, Nov. 21.

be released from the colours and placed to work on farms. About 100,000 men are affected.Router.

P.W.D. OFFICER'

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OFFENCE

The

Many tributes are paid to Earl C. E. Moore, of the P. W. D., ap- Jellicoe who died suddenly last night peared before Mr. W. Schofield, it after a short illness. The King and the Central Magistracy this morning, Queen have sent a message of sym- on a summons of having on pathy to Lady Jellicoe. The Ad-morning of November 1 driven miralty announces that the funeral private car No. 4402 und disobeyed a and burint of the late Admiral of the signal given by a police ofßeer at Fleet will take place on Monday next Queen's Road Central, near Garden at St. Paul's Cathedral-British Itond. Wireless.

SELASSIE'S TOUR

· TRIUMPHANT

WARMLY WELCOMED

EVERYWHERE

Addis Ababa, Nov. 1. The Emperor's aerint fight to the front broke a tradition, us it was his first use of an aeroplane.

The tour was a triumphal ano, ac. cording to an eye-witness. The news of the Emperor's coming way an- nouncel at each place shortly before his arrival, and he was welcomed with thunderous applause.

The Emperor reviewed the troops nt Jigs and exhorted them to fight cautiously. He Inter Visicoq'N TAVALL hospital, where he decorated several wounded soldiers, and then motored to Doggabbur, where he was particularly interested in the defence works

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MARCONI SEEKS TO BROADCAST.

BUT B.B.C. SAYS NO TO OFFER

London, Nov. 21.

Marconi, famous inventor, has sent a special offer to the B.B.C. to make

personal broadcast Ethiopian situation.

It is revealed that Signor G.

on the Italo-

and

The B.B.C., however, finds it im. possible to accept, as its position in the dispute in ontirely neutral acceptance of Signor Marconl's offer might be construed as a departure from this strict policy of neutrality.

Reuter Special.

FAIR WEATHER

Defendant pleaded not guilty to the summons, and hearing was fixed for 12.16 p.m. on November.

Traffic Sergeant Youe stated that

he

had held up traffic going from

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SEAMEN'S DEMANDS

WITHDRAWN

(Special to "Telegraph")

San Francisco, Nov. 21. American seamen have witharawa their demand for a guarantee of round-trip transportation in the event of their ships being tied up abrond by labour troubles at home,

Thus the President Taft, who has been tied up for a week, will all at noon to-day-United Press.

SEPARATE ROADS FOR CYCLISTS

TWO NEW SCHEMES

AT HOME

London, Nov. 21. The policy of providing tracks for podal cyclists. separated from the main carriageway, Is followed in two achemes for road improvement just authorised by the Ministry of Tran port and estimated to cost ever £38,- 000.

The otels of large numbers of cyclists who use the road from Pres- ton to the Lancashire const will be scheme, while in the met by ane second case plans for a new by-pass road in Nottinghamshire include the provision of dual carriageways.— British Wirelcan.'

HOME FLOODS CONTINUE

FOG INCREASES THE DIFFICULTIES

London, Nov. 21. While the floods, in many parts of

cast to went up Jackson Rond, when the country are gradually subalding. defendant came from behind and continued heavy rain in several dis

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MONEY-CHANGER NOT had to Innd passengers at Graves-

GUILTY

end and Lympne. Some services were cancelled.--British Wireless

Appearing on remand before Mr. Wynne-Jones nt the

Kowloon HOLDING COMPANY Magistracy this morning on a charge longkang ten-cant plecer and five five of possession of eight counterfeit cent pieces, Tang Ping, 57, changer, was discharged.

mancy-

Inspector Chester-Woods stated that the coins had been analysed and it had been found that five of them were genuino, two were doubtful and was counterfeit.

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DISPUTE

FURTHER DEFIANCE IN AMERICA

New York, Nov. 21. Doflance of the Holding Company

Consolidated

His Worship, in discharging defen- dant, atated that he was rather in- clined to accept his story, that he Act has spread among Eastern ullity had come into possession of the colna concerns, three of which have fled in the course of his business as an Court suits challenging the validity unlicensed money-changer. The of the Act, while the obvious doubt was in defendant's Gas Company of New York, with its favour, He (the Magistrate) would subsidiaries, has announced its refusa! recommend defendant to be careful in to register with the Securities and future in carrying on his business an

Exchange Commission.

Confronted with these development, a money-changer."

Securities and Exchange Commission officials consider issuing

ruto lend- their to

previous assurance that registration does not entall sacrifice. legal

of

rights.

GERMAN MINISTER IN COLONY

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flood of Court suits is imponding next week, as the registration dend line is December 1-Reuter Special.

A.32-year-old fisherninn, Slu Tung-

The German Minister to China, Dr. fuk, appeared on remand before Mr. Trautmann, is arriving in Hongkong E. 1. Wyano-Jones at the Kowloon this afternoon from the North aboard with the possession of three sticks Magistracy this morning charged the N.D.L liner Scharnhorst, being

en route to Canton, on an inspection of dynamite, and three detonators tour.

without a licence, and was fined $25, Dr. Trautmann will stay in Canton or, in default, one month's hard la Tho anticyclone continues to mova

Detective-Sergeant Goodwin eastward and pressure is highest for about a work and an his return bour, over the Pacifle to the south-east of here he will be in Hongkong for stated that the dynamite was pre- Japan, Local forecast:- E. winds, two or three days before proceeding sumably for use in fisionon -moderate) fair..

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