1935-11-26 — Page 7

Red Revolt Crushed

FEDERAL TROOPS

· ·IN·CONTROL.

Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 24. The Communiat uprising in Brazil,

if official reports are to be believed was short-lived,

COTTON SALES SCHEME

TO LIQUIDATE ALL STATE HOLDINGS-

(Special to "Telegraph”)

Washington, Nov, 25.. Senator Bankhend has an- An official communique Isaved by'nounced that he will introduce a the Minister for "War this evening BI for the orderly marketing of announced that the revolution had Government cotton as avon been suppressed by Fodoral troops.

The revolt broke out when com munists, led by Luiz Carlos Prestos, seized Natal, povere fighting break ing out later in the vicinity nambuco.

MARTIAL LAW

of Per-

Congress re-convenes.

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPIL « TUESDAY,

OBITUARY

DEATH OF OLD RESIDENT.

OF THE COLONY

After a long illness, the death of Men. Harriet Margaret Mackenzie, the widow of the late Mr. Colin G. Mackenzie, founder of the Colonial Dispensary, occurred at her real dence at Sung Wong Tol, Kowloon, on Sunday evening at the age of

47.

4

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

· LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS

£ 95

E 12

£ 33

E 12

£ 33

£ 30

£ 28

The following quotations on the London Stock Exchango have been received by Mossrs. Swan, Culbertson and Frits in conjunction with Reuter,

Nov. 22. Nov. 25. The deceased is survived by three

·· British Government Securitien brothers-in-law, Mosers, Alan and War Loan 30 Alock Mackenzie, and Mr. Ezta

redm. after 1962 £106% · £105% Abrahams s

and

Chinese Bonda sister-in-law, Misa Mackonale, who

were the chief 4% Bonds 1898

(Eng. Iss.) £100 £100 place the title of all Government afternoon.

The proposed Bill, he said, would mourners at the funeral, which took

place

£'97 £ 97 cotton in. the Commodity Credit

at Happy Valley yesterday Loan 1908

5% Loan 1912 .. £,74%. £ 74% The remains were interred in the % Reorg. Loan Corporation or similar agency. Protestant Cometery. The Rev. Mr.

1913 (Lan. Ian.) £ 91 4 01 5% Gold Bonde the selling. L. Nash, of the Kowloon Tong It was indicated yesterday that the which would act na

1026-17

£ 94% rebels were in centrol of the state of corporation and release to the Anglican Church, officiated at the 5% S'hal-Nanking Rio Grando Norte, while

bales loyalists market, 20,000

weekly, graveside. were barriended in suburban

Among others present build beginning on March 1, 1938, thus

at the Gr ings in Pernambuco, awalling Federal, completing the liquidations of all funeral were Mr. R. Abraham, Mr. Rly.

Tlent.-Pukow reinforcements.—United Press.

Government holdings in five years. bridge Mr. Chung Mrs. R.

and Mrs. T. Bolt, Mr. M. Broad-

bad-G Tent-Pukow and Mrs. 9. M. Churn, Senator

Railway (Sup). Bankhead explained Mr. that it is important that all | Mra. - L. r. P. Edwards, 5% Honan Rly.. £ 28

Drude, Loan)

£30 affected by the cotton price should Mr. know how and when Government Gillard, M. Funs, Mr. and Mrs. 6% Lung Tsing U.

W.

Mr. and Mrs. A% Hukuang ftly. cotton will be sold, and it is just G. A.V. Hail, Mr. S. Jex, Mr.

Grose, A.

1011 ......... £ 43.

£ 43'

orderly. Ife added that he would Lee Sik-ling, Miss Alice Lee, Mr. J. as important that it should be George Lee, Mr. Edward Lee, Mr.

Hai Rly. 1013. £ 18% € 10 Foreign Bonds and Banks press for the passage of the Bill. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. A. German 7 Int. regardless of the outcome of the Roberts, Mrs. E. Sayer, Mr. Coxon Loan 1021 £50 £ 504 Supreme Court decision on the | To, Mr. J.

Japan 5% Sterling validity of the A.A.A. Bankhead

Wong and Mr. P. Wong.

Loun 1907 RA Act.-Reder Special.

Wreaths were sent by Alinn, Rose Japan Go Sterling and Ezra; Auntle and Uncle Gittins;

Lonn 1924 ... £ 95 Jean and Hilllo; Daisy and Staring: II.K. & S'hai Dk. Liene. Phyllis and Victor; Mabel Charid. Bk. of I.A..

(Ldn. Regd.) ** £101 and George; Rita, Reuben, Violet, Charlotte and Frank: Daisy and

& C.....

£ £13 Willle; Kitty: Mary; Mr. and Mrs. C. G.

Commercial and Industrial Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Allied Iron Found- Churn; Mr. and Mrs. Cumino and

Cra....

35/6 36/6 family; Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Ford; Associated &

& Elec Mr. Mra, B. F. Green: Mr. and

Industries Mr J F Grose; Mr. and Mrs. A Austin Motors ord R. Greaves and family; Mr. and Mrs. A. Gillard; Dr. and Mrs. R. II.

25.

Martial law has been proclaimed throughout Brazil following the com- munist uprisings, allegedly headed by a member of the Soviet Comintern, Captain Luis Preatos.

The robel movement is mainly centred at present at Recife where the revolutionists, assisted by part of the garrison, drove the loyal troops from severel positions.

Government artillery has bom- barded the robe! headquarters at

Recife and warships and aeroplanes EARL JELLICOE'S

are rushing to the storm centron.- Router.

ADMIRAL DREYER

RETURNS

official calls this MORNING

His Excellency the Commander-in-

FUNERAL

IMPRESSIVE SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S

Tributes

Esther. Kotewall?)

Kotewall; Mure: Mr. and

Miss G. C.

Mlt,

Boots Pure Drug British American

-

London, Nov. 26. Admiral of the Fleet Earl Jellicoe

Tobacco (beurer) 112/6 was burled to-day in St. Paul's Aleck Mackenzies Mr. and Mrs. W. | Canadian Celanese Cathedral after an impressive service A. Petra Iron Mr. and Mrs. 3. 7.

Rapp; and, by the Archbishop of She

Chlef of the China Station, Admind attended by the Sea; Misa Violet, Shen; Mr.

Bir Frederic Droyer, returned to the

of Wales, (representing the

and Courtaulda

the Duke of York, the Lord 40: Dy fregilius; Mr. and Mrs. Distillers

C.

W.

and Dunlop Rubber

ship, II.M.S, Kent, after an absence the defence services and of foreign ll: Mra Schlolke, Mrs. Edwards,dustries

in the North of several months.

His Excellency was

at 8 a..

Aalute from H.M.S. Tamar with, A

navics,

mournors.

The

tho

Colony this morning aboard his leg-Blayor of London, representatives of and ollier distinguished The collin and the salute wax returned by the carriage through silent crowds from was drawn on a gun Kent. Laler the Admiral eniled on H.E. the

Home Guards Parade, to the Administering the Officor

of Wales Cathedral, and the Prince Government, Sir Thomas Southern,

Duke and

of and the G.0.C., II.E. Major-General

Yerk

walked behind. Among F. S. Thackeray.

the pallbearers were a Field Lady Dreyer was on board H.MS Force, Admiral of Fleet Earl

Marshal, a Marshal of

of the Royal Alr Beatty, Falmouth, which came in with the

and Vice-Admiral Foerster, Kent this morning.

Comman- der-in-Chief of the German Ficet,

In the congregation at St. Paul's all the Dominions were represented by their High Commissioners.

The Archbishop paid s moving tribute to the dead Admiral as a "great sailor, a great leader and a great Christian."

British Wireless.

N.Y.K. DIRECTOR PASSES

DEATH OF MR. K. KIMURA

A telegram received by the local office of the N. Y. K. Line announces the death at Tokyo of Mr. Kusuynta Kimura, a Director of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, which occurred on

today. The funeral takes place

A.P.C. LOSES ON PROTEST

MUST PAY BIG BILL FOR TAXES

and Mrs. F. To Mr. and A. Urquhart; Mrs. Fisher; 1 Ford mid

family; Mrs. K. Dr. F. C. Woo, Leung Iu-wing, Li (England) Yat-ngok; Messrs. H. C. and II. Q. Hawker Aireraft fant; Lai Yuk-man; the Directors Imp. Chem. Ind, of the Colonial Dispensary; the star.. Bazaar of the Colonial Dispensary and many Rolls Royce ..... others.

Impl. Tobacco S'hai Elec. Constr. Tate & Lyle... NEW

£ 83

£102

NOVEMBER⠀⠀⠀ 26,

1935.

RADIO BROADCAST

Jazz Piano Recital By. Doreen Ma

AN EDUCATIONAL TALK

From Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 356 metres (845 kilocycles):

4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 6.30-8.40 p.m. From the Studio. A talk to the publie on "Safety First" and "trame dangers" by the Hon.

Mr. T. Chau. 7-11 European Programme.

p.m. 7-7.30 p.m. Band Selections. Marche Lorraine (Ganne). Belphegor M

March (Brepsant)

Kirkby Malzcard Sword Dance (arr.

Cocil Sharp)

The Flamborough Sword Dance (arr.

Ceell Sharp)

The Evolution of Dixie (Lake) Steadfast and

True-March (arr.

Bidgood)

Semper Fidelis-March (arr. Hewitt).

7.30-7.10 p.m. From the Studio. The 4th of a series of "Educational Talks" by Uncle Mac.

7.40-8 p.m. A Relay from Daventry.

"Musical Oleographs" No. 4. Songs of Street Life. Echoes of the street life of old London, collected by Harold Scott and presented by John Pudney.

8 p.m. Local Time and Weather Report; Closing Local Stock Quota-

tiona.

8.05-8.25 p.m. From the Studio. A Jazz Piano Recital by Doreen Ma. Programme

1 Black Coffee.

2. Solitude.

Dinah.

4. Sophisticated Lady,

Parton my love.

6. Sweet and Slow.

8.25-8,30 p.m. "When Day is Done"

8.30-9 p.m. From the Studio,

A Lecture Recital by Amy Bath accompanied by Nura Kanis.

9-9.15 p.m. A Relay of the Daven--

38/10% try News Bulletin (Copyright by

Reater).

9.15-9.30 p.m. Hawaiian Music. Lonesome without my baby.

Lion Rag.

My South Sen Sweetheart.

Blue Sparka.

Liliuc.

9.30-10 p.m. From the Studio.

A Recital by

May Sergeant Mezzo-Soprano). Prue Lewis (Violin).

Lindsay A. Lafford (Accompanist).

Songs:

Programme

The Red. Sarafan ....Variamoff. Summer Ik over....

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09/3

Elec, and Musical

28/9

.28/6

Electric

71/0 30/3,

71/0

80/-

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3774%

4370

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156/-

104/44

4770

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YORK STOCK United Steel EXCHANGE

Turner & Newnli

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Watney, Combe &

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It is quiet and clear

Miscellaneous

24/9

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2. Violin Solos:

Gula Kalumpong

Rubber

Pekin Synd...... Rubber Plantation

Invest Trust.. 20/3

22/6 *22/6

1/0

Selected

3..Songs:

1/3

20/6

Alines

The Wall Street Jouruni report on Commonwealth

Burma Corpn. yesterday's markets: The markets Mining ****

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12/7/

11/6.

11/0

Estates

56/3

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82/6

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81/3

80/7

15/- 15/74 30/0 30/-

--Router.

MARKET DOWNWARD

YESTERDAY

New York, Nov. 25.

The following reports on the Now York Stock Market have been received through Messres. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz:

Anglo-Dutch

to-day were downward on profit-Randfontein taking. Trading increased on the sell.

off. Business reports continue fa- Spaarwater Op.. vourable, The market

rket for bonds was (опя

downward. Stocks on the Curb Ex-Springs Mines change. were also lower.

Sub-Nigel

S. C. & F. New York office cables: Rhokana Corpn.. Stack: The market Wax under moderate

traders take

All N, Y, K. ships in port and the firm's launches flew their

· Washington, Nov. 26. flags at half-maat as a mark of rex-

The Supreme Court has rejected the dls. Asiatic Petroleum Company's

pressure a tinguished figure in the buiness world protest against the payment of $303, in Japan and was managing director 000 in taxes. of the Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha. Ho

Pe late Mr. Kimura was a

was also connected with many bank

ing, mining and trade interests,

HUGE ELECTRIC

ORDER

TRAFFIC_PROBLEM-

PRESENTED

dificult

London, Nov. 25. transport problem

It declined to review the ruling of

the Lower Court upproving these taxes, made on August 23,

It is believed that this is the Brst Supreme Court test case on the new

laws prohibiting consolidated

their profits. We expect a period of Anglo-Iranian: further irregularity. General was featureless.

Tw

Cotton: The market was more two- wide, pending Court decisions. The movement of foreign growths and the announcement of restriction plans tax return by affiliated corporationsket is fundamentally sound and we for 1936 were also factors. The mar-

tax

Reuter

would purchase on further cashuss. Hedging appears to be definitely declining.

Wheat: There was a slight furry on the European large situation.

Sustained demand la necessary for any material advance in price, but

is not yet apparent.

visiblo supply has decreased by 158,800 bushels, which is disappointing. The visible supply in Canada shows a de- crease of 3,620,000 bushels.

re

Corn:

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED

- QUOTATIONS

The following quotations

on

the

.Chopin.

Greve-Sobolovsky.

Prue Leivis.

No ung shall ever learn

Dargomisky.

Do you remember?....Kochatoff.

Serenade

4. Violin Solon:

Selected

...Bakaleimkoff.

.....Prue Lewis.

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

10.10-10.45 p.m. Ambrose and his Orchestra..

10.15-11 p.m. A Relay from Daventry.

"Under Big Ben." A Talk, by Howard Marshall,

11 p.m. Close Down.

ZEESEN PROGRAMMES

This Evening's Broadcast From The German Short-Wavers

Special programmes for Far Eastern toners will be brosdekat from. Zomen as folks!

BOUTI ABIA ZONE

(Santa Ana Zone, broadenat from DE, (19.74 metro) and DJN (21.45 metres).

DJB DJD

4.45-8.1k-p..

אנס

19.4m 16.700 ke 1.30-8 2.04.

19.76 m 16,209 ku

****6 £1^2=47°E OR GESTA EIFE

_DIR__I974_m_15,200_ka_2.p.man13.34 1-00------

DJN {Gr

Enel). Carman Folk Song, Pre- Emaine Forecast (Üarm, Engl.) p.. Mival-recliative scenesi 5.10 p.m. News in English,

8:45 pm. Taples! Talk.

.. Orena Concert.

645 pm News in German.

7 p.m. Concert of Light Mitale, 8 p.m. News in Engla

Engi}

THE PHILIPPINES

CONGRESS PARTY'S VIEW ON INDEPENDENCE

Shanghai, Nov. 25. Describing their impressions glean results from 4 big electric ordered from interviews, members of the executed for steel works at Cardiff American Congressional party (who

The visible supply of corn by the English Electric Company at recently attended the Philippino in has increased by $62,000 bushels. Now York commodity exchange are 5 p.m. Clows dawn, DJB, DJN (Germ... Lafford. Arninture for the millauguration) on their arrival from

seventy-three tons, and special Manila this morning told the Shay-husking and the movenient of the

Weather conditions are favourable for issued by Router. weighs arrangements have been hade for its hui Evening Post:

December convoyance by road on 2L fourteen- "Heavy propaganda was brought to crop

Rubber; The market declined un January American the party by

easiness in London. No 1 May · special feature was apparent.

July October Dow Jones Averages:

Nov. 23 Nov. 25 Spot

144.72 39.16 38.84 20.60 29.87

wheeler articulated lorry.

bear on

In some places, roadways will have businessmen in Manila, and they pand on

Exquidation of December contracts March

to be specially reinforced with steel peared in general to have absorbid" planting while the lorry passes, to rather sobering point of view as re- protect the rond, mains and cables.gards the benefits of complete in- Renter Special.

dependence for, the Philippines. Even their Filipino hosts were inclined to stress the desirability of mulatnining

FILM CENSORS BOARD

LORD TYRRELL AS PRESIDENT

London, Nov. 26,

succession

trade contact.Renter

A

HAWAII ERUPTION

THREAT TO THE TOWN

·OF HILO

Ralle 30 Industrials 20 Utilities

10 Bond's

140.12

December

97.17

January March 97,21

May 57.04

July

11 Commodity Index 576

EXCHANGE RATES

Nov. 23.

74 59/64

.15.25

.12.2017

G17

Nov. 23. Nov. 25. 11.84 11.63/83 11.75 11.70/70 11.6411.63/64 .11.63 11.52/51 11.48/40 11.21/24 11.5

13.05

18.00/00 13.16 15.00/00 13,36 .13.27b/20 13.48 13.42/42 13.61 '13,65/65.'

11.43

IL.10

12.35

New York Ru

rk Rubber

Tatal sales:--183 lola

Chicago Wheat 100)

99%/99 90% 08%/984 92 90%/00%

December

Nov. 25. May

744 July

15.28 Saturday's sales:-25,744,000 bushels

"

Chicago Corn

80

50%/60% G076 **59%/60% 02

00%/60% sales:--2,952,000 bushels

Paris...

Geneva

The greatest

Honolulu, Nov 25.

eruption of the Athens

Berlin.

1220

Atlan

York.

518

December 1/2

1/25% | May 4.03.9/16 403,9716 July

7.80 36

su

25% 110

629 December 30.6/92 May

New York Bik

4

Tho

Lord Tyrrell, former Britial Amvolenno of Maunalon for many years lan bassador in Paria, from which post is alarming 20,000 inhabitants of the Shanghai ho retired in April last year, is ap town of

New Hilo, forty miles

iles distant. Amst 'British appointed. President of the

A new river of molten Java has sud-msterdam Board of Film consors"

the to the late Mr. Edward Shortt. The denly burst out of a slit in

volenno main crater and is Board of Censors is appointatives of down the slope towards

flowing Prague exhibitors, writers and manufacturers. Simultaneously another lava stream Madrid

town. Bucharest. Lord Tyrrell, who is seventy-one, is rapidly approaching the high road. Lisbon.. was permanent Under-Secretary for Reiter Special

*Hongkong Foreign Affairs from 1026 to 1028.-

Brussels British Wireless,

Monte Video. The following are further contri- Belgrade. butors to the John's Fund of the Montreal Cathedral: Captain Rosa (In Mo

Yokohama morlam

John Kweo In-lim, John

John Helsingfors C. H. John Lien, John

Mart

SIAM ORDERS, SUBMARINES

Tark

Bangkok, Nov. 25.

Jr.,

A. Gaunt, John K.

.119% .029*** .30.6/32

110% 1/T/14

20.18. .39%

BIT

4.98

7,304 Saturday

29.20

December 30 March 210 May

Winnipeg Wheat

674/873 02

01 /01% 025% -D1%201%

1.08 xx^. 1,90: 1.82 1.00/01 1.92%

1.89%/89% 4.08% Total sales:-281 lots:

.1/0.15/16; 1/0.15/16

2207%25920

Ro.. Buonos Altos. ... IG

John 9. C. Lim, John Boorbyd, alver (Spot)...20

4

In connection with the Charity Ball

15 of the Ya Men's Club of Hongkong,

Blam has endered four submarines Johnson Ma, John Black, John

d to be held at the Hongkong Hotel 20.3/10 Roof Garden to-night at p.m., ticket from Japan, cuch of 370 tons, to cost (In Memoriam), John David, John Silver (forward) 23.15/18 28.3/10 holders are asked to book tablos direct

War Loan...105.7/10 105.11/16 with the Hotel. The Ball in

-British Wirelaan.. the Y's Men's free school.

$80,000 each, without armaments. Router Special.

Gray, John Atkins, John Patterson,

·John ́§. Mosey' (In Memoriam).

mid of

EAST ASIA ZONE

East Asia Zone broadcast through DJQ on 19.03 metres (16,280 k.) 1.20-3 p.m. Concert Dew at 2 p.m.

DJA, DJB, DIN (Gr.. Eng). German F

Bong,

Programme Farcent

(04

EDAL)

-

9.15 p.m. Masleni-recliative const

4. Nawa in English on DJA und in

Dotch on DJA, DIN.

14 pas. The bani German male choirs, 11 p.. Barth, the Africa Explorer (In Hemory of the 70th Anniversary of bis Death).

11.15 pm News in German on DJA, DJD,

DJN. Clasa DJB (Germ, Engl ($1,30° D., To-day In Germany, ·Bound

Pictures (Continued on Pape 4)

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