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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

25 words $2.00

for

days propaid

WANTED KNOWN.

AIR DEFENCE PRECAUTIONS

Anti-Gas Measures For Groat Britain

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

U.S. DEMANDS EMPEROR'S APOLOGY

(Continued from Page 1.)

presented, to Mr. J. C.. Grew, Ameri- can Ambassuilor.

Firstly, it reiterates the

opology

PREVENTION OF PANIC | Brendy delivered for the sinking of

London, Dec. 13.

During the debate in the House of MANGO GADOENG Haroem Mania Lords on the Air Raid Precautions just received from Java, fresh, satis-Bilt the Air Minister, Viscount Swin- factorily delicious, Java Restaurant, ton, referring to anti-gas precaution 44, Lockhart Road,

Hongkong, work already accomplished, suid a Telephone 32404. Delivered to cus- school for instruction in Gloucester- abire had been turning out instructed tomer's house if required.

persons at the rate of 120 per month. A second school would shortly be established in the neighbourhood of York.

PREMISES TO LET.

OFFICE FLAT TO LET,—Commo-| dious Ground Flour Office Accommo dation in P. & O. Building. Ready for occupation on 1st March, 1938. Apply Mackinnon Mackenzie & Co., P.&O. Building.

THE HONG KONG SOCIETY. FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.

What to do to help a child

1

Anyone knowing of a child who has been assaulted, neglected, or *lil-treated in a manner likely to cause

unnecessary suffering or injury to health, or knowing of a parent who is seeking advice on any matter con- cerning a child, would be doing an act of kindness by communicating at onco welth

Some 200,000 volunteers had al- ready been instructed in anti-gas measures. In addition, every police- man In the regular forces has also very large been trained, as well as number of the special constabulary. A special system of training had been instituted for doctors and something like 10,000 doctors and 10,000 nurpes had been instructed as to how to give medical treatment in gua coses.

It was essential to prevent any- thing in the nature of panic in the work of giving security and this he

thought had been achieved.

Referring to the provision of res- pirators he said that in July last year the old cotton mill was taken over on the principle of the shadow factory" This for the making of gas masks. factory had produced 20,000,000 Bay The Hon. Secretaries, H.K.S.P.C. c/o masks or respirators and he believed G.P.O. Box No. $13, Hongkong, or Britain was the only country that had the inspector, 40, Poktulum Road, 1st so developed mass production of gas floor; or the Inspector, Violet Peel masks on such scale. Arrange- Health

the ments had also been made for pro Centre, Wanchai; or Inspector, 12, Sul Yeung Choi Street,] viding 12 central store depots which'

would

each hold something like All further steps will be taken, and 3,000,000 gas masks. Five of these expenses borne, by the Society. depots were already in existence

The Informont's name will be kept | British Wireless, strictly private, except in cases where mailce is-proved,

1st floor, Kowloon,

CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

The Steamship

"ATHOS II"

No. 2, A/38 Bringing Corgo from Marseilles via ports elc., urrived Hongkong on Sunday, 12th December, 1937.

Consignees are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd, Kow- loun, whence delivery may be obtained, Immediately after landing.

All claims must be sent in to me on or before 22nd December, 1937, or they will not be recognized.

SECOND READING

London, Dee. 14.

The Air Raids Precautions Bill has passed ita secand reading in the House of Commons without division. -Reuter Bulletin,

CANADA'S COASTS

Ottawa, Dec. 14.

Canada's scheme of fortiñention of the Pacific and Atlantic coasts has been thoroughly revised, declared Mr. Mackenzie King ut a banquet last night. Construction of the new fortifications under way at present was concentrated in the Pacile, the reason for which, he declared, must be known to his listeners.

The Premier added that Canada needed an adequate air force for the defence of the casts. They were

buzing the latest anti-aircraft equip- ment and increasing the supplies of Damaged Packages will be examin-maitions.-Router Bulletin, ed by the Company's Surveyor. Messrs:Goddard and Douglas In the presence of the Consignees nti 10.00 a.m. on Saturday, 18th Decem- ! ber, 1937,

Consignees must have a Revenue Ofeer In attendance

when any + dutiable goods are examined by the Company's Surveyors,

No Fire Insurance will be effected

by us in any case whatever.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES CO.: Hongkong. 12th December, 1937,

VICTORY PARADE

the U.S.S. Panay;

Secondly, it promises indemnifica- tlan for the losses sustained;

Thirdly, it gives assurance that those responsible will be punished:

Fouthly, it guarantees that steps will be taken to prevent any recur- rence of such incidents.

The note was delivered at 3 p.m. yesterday afternoon before Mr. Grew was able to present Washing- | ton's demands. Mr. Grew is plan- ning to deliver the American protest Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Kokl roti, is avall able.

As soon

tho

Anxiously Awaiting

Demands

WEDNESDAY;

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

SWAN, CULBERTSON & FRITZ LATEST REPORTS

New York, Dec. 14.

S. C. & F. "New York correspondent cubles:

DECEMBER

15,

White Clouds Formed By

Stratosphere

Flyers

1987.

hold

of the

POST OFFICE.

HONGKONG RADIO TELEGRAPIE

SERVICE.

AIR MAIL TIMES

Ordinary alr mait letters for Im- XLT Telegrams conveying Christ perial Airways Direct Service lo mas and New Year Greetings will be Europe etc., will, until further notice, accepted by the Radio Onice for be closed at Kowloon Post Office and transmission via Radio during the General Post Office at 0a.m. on period from December 14, 1937 to Sundays. January 6, 1933, both dates in-

Letters for this Service may be elusive.

(a) The charge for telegrams to posted in the ordinary posting boxes places in Chine will be based at Kowloon Post Office and General on One Fourth of the ordinary Post Office, They should be clearly rate and to other pluces on One marked "By Air Mall" and bear sumclent postage. Insufficiently pre- Third of the ordinary rate. Lieut. Col. Pezzi, who on May 7 (b) The minimum charge for all paid letters may be taxed

double the deficiency or forwarded attained the record altitude of about'

places will be for ten words. Further particulars may be obtain- by Steamer Service, at the discretion. $7,000 feet, advises that the super-ed on application at the Radio Omce. of the Post Once. fast stratosphre plane of the future must be a monoplane, Instead of the used for his record biplane type allempts.

The market to-day was steadier on

stratosphere Flights in the a more favourable outlook for an early

vast possibilities for futuro. trans business recovery. Leading railroad-men belleve that enr-load-continental air traffic; declared Licut ings have touched bottom levels for Col. M. Pezzi, commander the current movement and that the

Italian stratosphere flying school, be- market may expect a slight up-turn

fore the congress

Lilienthal of the to be extended over several weeks.

Aviation Society at Munich recently. The American metal market forecast of steel operations shows 20

per cent. of capacity, this being the first time in 14 weeks in which the figure hos not shown a decline. Liquidation was scarce. Gold-minings

favoured.

were

Bonds were irregularly lower, with Government bonds irregular. Curb stocks were also irregular.

Japan is apparently doing her utmost to effect a settlement and is Stocks: The market continues to anxiously awaiting formal notifien- be soft, but now shows signs of better tion of the American demands, hop-resistance. If news is not unfavour ing to return satisfaction as speedily able, a resumption of the rally should as possible.

regarding Japan's concern

Lic Panay episode is at present over- shadowing her preoccupation over friction with Great Britain.

soon be had. Business failures for the week totalled 234. Bank posits amounted to $14,707,000,000.

Cotton: Liverpool and Bombay were buyers on

market.

Control of rudders, he explained, must be very.rigld for stratosphere planes because cables, such as are now used, are liable to show un- desirable variations in length at high attitudes.

Us

Special attention must be paid to de-engine lubrication. Oils inust be us

Indifferent to low temperatures possible.

RADIAL ENGINE A normal radial engine with super- charger of high efficiency was used for the record fight, Lieut.-Col. Pezzi revealed. A plne-wood propeller with a 3.30 metre diameter weighing 119 pounds gave satisfactory results.

At present the fact that the Em-Hedging was light. There is some peror has been involved in the Panay belief that an advance in price is ineldent hus not been mentioned. It accessary to divert some volume of will be a serious development when cotton from the Government loan in- it arrives, in view of the peculiar to cominercial channels. Rovernmental philosophy where the market reports a fair volume of Emperor is concerned.

business at firm prices. Spot demand was light. November consumption totalled 484,019 bales.

Text Of Hirota's Note

the above

the

The text of Mr. Hirota's note to Mr. Grew reads in part:

"While it is clear, in the light of

circumstances, that present Incident is entirely due to a mistake, the Japanese Government regrets most profoundly that it has caused damage to a United States man-of-war and ships, and casualties among those aboard. It desires to heartfelt and sincere present

The Japanese

Government will moke indemnification for all losses and deal appropriately with those responsible for the Incident.

"Furthermore, it has already issued strict orders to the authorities on the spot with a view to preventing any recurrence of a a similar incident.

apologies.

"The Japanese Government in the fervent

vent hope that friendly relations of Japan and the United States will not be affected by this unfortunate affair, has frankly stated as above its sincere attitude, which I beg Your Excellency to make known to your Government.

Similar Note To Britain

It is understood that Mr. Hirota has | delivered u note to Slr Robert Cralgie, the British Ambassador, in connection with the attack on H.M.S. Ladybird.

The United Press is reliably in- formed that the sentiments of this note are similar to those expressed in the note regarding the Panny incident bssador.-United Press.

The textile

Whent: The market to-day was quiet and exports were light. The Argentine Government estimate to morrow is expected to be bullish.

Corn: There has been an estimat- ed export of 1,000,000 bushels. Re- ceipts are small and the market is

Arm,

Rubber: There has been pressure of c.lf, hedging and slack factory demand. The market is quiet.

Sugar: The market is dull, but prices are firm on renewed short- covering and sellers are scarce.

Wall Street Journal morning com-

ment.

Fuel consumption during the record flight was enormous, and means must Italian said, for in- be found, the creasing the engine eMciency.

Possibly use could be made of the energy stored in hat exhaust gases. Sumcient cooling of the stratosphere plane will be imperative. Radiator' surface will have to be so great that part of the radiator must be housed in the wings.

The Italian Stratosphere Flying School, Lieut.-Col. Pezzi revealed has gathered important data on the physical reactions of the pilots ut such

altitudes.

"STRATOSPHERIC SUITS"

Ventilation of the lungs, effects on the blood circulation, heart activities and the buman system in ¿UT- The "Journal" says that yester-erai have been the subject of scientific day's selling was largely proft- Investigation on numerous fights by taking and liquidation for Tax pur-

poses.

The weakness of Western Union shares is due to the latest report of poor carnings.

The Street feels that the inventory situation is improving daily.

The weakness of utility securities Is having an unsettling effect on the general stock list.

Dow Jones Averages Dec. 13 30 Industrials

122.83 20 Rails

31.30 20 Utilities

LETTERS TO THE delivered to the United States Am-40 Bonds

EDITOR

AMBULANCE APPEAL tary of State. Mr. Cordell Hull.re-

To The Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph, “

Sir-May I through the courtesy of your press appeal for public support at the dance to be held at St. John

21.50

93.63

11 Commodity Index 53.43

picked Italian aviators.

The human body, the colonel de- clured, can nuver become "accus tomed," even by frequent and pro- longed flights, to atmospheric condi-

altitude.

fect tions prevailing over. 18,000

Technical apparatus are invariably required for longer lights in such attitudes.

"stratospheric

feet Over 42,000 Close suits" with electric heating, or com 123.50 pletely isolated cabins, are becoming 31.30 necessary if the pilot is to be insured 21.35 against death. 93.50 53.03

EXCHANGE RATES

Hull Adda His Word

Washington, Dec. 14. While awaiting the reply to Pre- sident Roosevelt's protest, the Secre-

-vealed-that-he-hed-cabled-the-Ameri---Paris

ean Ambassador in Tokyo new, stiff | Generva. and formal representations reflecting Berlin. the Impatience and anger of the Athens. Government over repented incidents Milan involving neutrals.

Copenhagen Oficial circles explained that the Stockholm. Roosevelt's demands and cited the Shanghai.

Helsingfors. futility of the Japanese apologies and New York. assurances against repetition in pre-New vious incidents.

Japanese Demonstrate Ambulance Headquarters on Friday, note supplemented strongly President Oslo.

In Hongkew

Dec. 17 at 8.30 p.m. in ald of Brigade Funds.

Shoghal, Dec. 14. Many of the men's divisions are Cheering widely and waving flaga sadly lacking in equipment; hundreds Japanese residents in the Hongkew of recruits are wulting to enrol, but district in Shanghat staged a monster Jack of fiances forbids their admit- parade to celebrate the fall of Nan-tance into the Brigade. king. The marchers were seen off at their starting point by the Japanese Consul-General, Mr. Okamoto, The route included a whart from which the paraders lustlly banzaled the Japanese flagship Izumo In mid.. stream.-Reuter.

Dec. 14.

At this time of the year one has

Jolin

only to walk along Queen's Rd. East or West, and see many St Ambulance men at their vaccination stations, 7-10 p.m., working volun- tarily and giving up their evenings.

In addition, the senior members JAPAN CELEBRATES

are busily engaged in giving lectures Tokyo Ten thousand school children and on Air Raid Precautions and First students, mostly in blue uniforms, Aid to many hundreds of Chinese scouts and reservists took part in amen and women. procession to-day, waving paper

flags in brilliant sunshine. They If one cannot attend the Dance, one visited the Palace, Plaza, Navy and CAN send a small subscription. War Ministries to "banzai" the capture of Nankinit.

The St. John Ambulance Brigade, receives no grant from the Govern- To-night there will be elaborate meni, yet its services are in greater lantern processions and the city will demand than ever. be illuminated. Similar celebrations

will be held throughout Japan-

Reuter.

Swan Culbertson

ROSA LANGLEY,

Hon. Secretary.

Frith ста

Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities

Daily New York and London Stock Exchange Servico Commodity Futures on the principal American Members of

'New York Cation Exchange

Chicago Board of Trade

Winnipeg Grain Exchange

Commodity Exchange, Inc., New York

The note added that the Govern- ment and people of the United States. were deeply shocked-United Press. Lisbon..

Madrid. Calm Expectancy

Washington, Dec. 14. With the presentation of the formal Note to Jupin in regard to the Panny incident, the atmosphere here is one of calm expectancy,

Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary of State, called on President Roosevelt at the White House to inform him of the latest developments, and later received the press, but had virtually nothing to Impart.

Asked about the London reporis that the British and American goV- ernments were co-operating closely in mailers arising from the Yangtse incidents, Mr. Cordell Hull replied that he had nothing new to say, but unofficially it was gathered that the two governments had maintained the the bombings closest contact since were first reported.

Japan's eagerness to apologise even before receiving the American nate leaves the State Department in something of a quandary as I is not quite clear whether A further formal reply should be expected, or

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rus Brussels. Yoke Yokohama Belgrade. Montevideo. Rio de Janeiro....21 Silver (Spot)....181 Silver (forward). 18 war Loan...

1811 1012

101 -British Wireless,

DELBOS SIGNS TRADE pact

For stratosphere flights the forma- tions of the ice on the wing and con- trol instruments represents a potential danger which will have to be over- come by engineers.

Also, further investigation is neces- sary, he said, into the causes of a strange phenomenon.”

During each flight, he aid, pilots invariably noticed a sort of white cloud forming behind the airplane speeding through the stratosphere.

Several theories have been offered by scientists, but only further study would reveal the exact nature of this curious appearance.

U.S. COMMODITY

PRICES

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

New York, Dec. 14.

The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange are Issued by Router:

December

January

March

May July

Belgrade, Dec. 14, The Franco-Yugo-Slavin trade Octaber agreement, which operates from Spot January 1, 1938, was signed by M. Yvon Delbos, the French Foreign Minister and Dr. Milan Stoyadino- vitch, this morning-Reuter,

4

FIRING PRACTICE

the apologies should be regarded as Naval exercises arc continuing suficient. Mr. Hull was closely outside the harbour this week when questioned on this point, but he day and night firing will be heard. declined to commit himself.

The heavy firing heard in the Colony Isolationist members of Congress about 6 Dan. yesterday Was seized on u passage in the note calibre fring practice by H.M. referring to the Sino-Japanese ships near Waglan, hostilities as a pretext for demanding

markets

the enforcement of the Neutrality

Act, but scarcely a voice was raised

Canadian Commodity Exchango. Ino, Montreal New York Coffee and Bugar Exchange

Manila Block Exchange,

Correspondents for

Hayden. Stone à Co. New York and Boston 3. E. Swan à Co., New York

Telephone 80244

Cable Address SwanatoCK Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building, Hongkong

Offices: Shanghai and Manila

New York Cotton

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS

with

VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Christmas and New Year cards Letters and Postcards for Europe bearing not more than Ave written and South America are forwarded' words and enclosed in open envelopes "vía Siberia” if so superscribed. are accepted by the Post Office at the rate for printed maiter, i.c. G cents per 2 ounces for all countries.

Hongkong, China and Macao at

2 cents per 2 ounces. Envelopes must not be closed.

OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Mails are closed. 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertised. to close at or before 9 a.m., registered Air Mall Service to Shanghai is and parcel malls are closed at a p.m. temporarily suspended,

on the previous day.

SHANGHAI AIR SERVICE

From

Swatow Straits

Struits

INWARD MAILS

l'er

Das

¡December 15,

Kanehow Kidderpore

.December 15.

Australia and Manila

Kitano Maru.

December 15.

Calcutta and Straits

Amoy

Kutsang Santhia

December 15.

December 15.

Shanghai and Foochow

Soochow

December 25.

Haiphong

Suiyang

December 13,

Van Heutsz

December 15.

Straits

Anking

.December 15.

Connda, U.S.A., Honolulu and Japan

Straits and Europe vla Negapatam

(Letters and Papers) London date, 18th November.

(Vancouver B.C., 27th November), Emp, of Canada Japan Japan Manila

.December 10.

Jeypore

December 16.

Sarpedon Adrasius

December 10.

December 17.

Hakone Maru

December 17.

Bangleok and Swalow

Kulgan

December 17.

Japan and Formosa

Katori Muru

December 17.

Shanghai and Swatow

December 17.

December 17,

December 17.

Canton

1.December 18,

Pres. Pierce 1

December 18.

Pres. McKinley Luchow

December 19.

..December 20.

December 20.

December 21.

December 21.

Java

Stanghal

Haiphong

U.S.A., Honolulu and Japan (San

Francisco, 17th November)

Manila

Shanghai and Swatow

Klungchow Tilalok Victoria

Air Mall by "Pan-American Airways Pan-American Airways Plane

Direct Service"-San Francisco

date. 8th December.

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Imperiat Airways Plane

Straits, Manila and London Parcels

Direct

Service"-London

date,

11th December.

London date, 11th November Memnon Calculia and Strults Straits

Sirdhana

Titan

Straits and Europe via Suez (Letiers ond Papers) London, 25th November and London date, 18th November.

Corfu

Straits Salgon

Burdman D'Artagnan Ranpura

Japan and Shanghal

For

OUTWARD MAILS

Per

Wednesday

Fort Bayard and Haiphong...

Swatow and Bangkok Japan and Europe via Siberia

Saroshul and Wuchow Sandakan

Dairen and Canada via

B. C.

December 21.

December 22.

December 23.

December 24,

December 24.

December 24.

Date and Time.

G. C. Paul Doumer

Wed., Dec. 15, 2 p.m. Hellas... Wed., Dec. 15, 2.30 p.m. Kitano Moru,.Wed., Dec. 15, 5 p.m. Thursday

Victoria

(Due Victoria B.C., 13th Jan, 1038) Swatow

Kongmoon and (Pakhai vla Kong-

moon)

Kongso...

Thurs, Dec. 16, 8.15 a.m. Tal Seun Hong

Thurs., Dec. 16, 8.30 a.m. Ixion.... Thurs., Dec. 16, 10.30 a.m.

Tingsang..Thurs., Dec. 10, 10.30 a.m.

Tal Lec Japan and San Francisco-due San Bokuyo Maru

Francisco, 10th January 1938.

Siralts and Europe via Marseilles Behur

-Due Marseilles, 10th January 1938

Reg.,

Thurs., Dec. 16, 11.00 a.m.

Thurs., Dec. 16, 1.30 p.m. Thurs., Dec. 16.

G.P.O. & K.P.O.

.Dec. 18, 1.45 p.m. Ord........Dec. 18, 2.30 p.m.

*Manila, Makassar and Sourcbaya Tinegara.Thurs., Dec. 10, 2.30 p.m. Manila

*Straits and Calcutta

Hollow

Emp. of Canada

Friday

Santhia ...

Thurs., Dec. 16, 5.00 p.m.

Fri., Dec. 17. Parcels, ......Dec. 16, 5 p.m.. Ord.. ......Dec. 17, 6.30 am. Anking....Fri, Dec. 17, 8.30 am. Eurasia Plane........Fri, Dec. 17.

G.P.0, and KP.Ó.

.Deo, 17, 9 a.m. Dec. 17, 9.30 s.m.

Fri.. Dec. 17. Dec, 17, 9 am. Dec. 17, 0.45 a.m. .Dec. 17, 10.30 a.m. Fri., Dec. 17. .Dec. 17, 9 a.m.! Dec. 17, 9.45 a.m. ..Dec. 17, 10.30 B.m.

Opening

Closing

0.03/03

6.12/12

Air Mail for North China, Slan and Nanking (vla Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Service" (To further points by surface trans- port as Bervices permit).

Rex.. Ordi,

8,00/08

0.13/13

Manila, Australia, and New Zealand Changte

8.15/10

8.22/22

8.10/19

6.23/23

via Thursday Island-due Thurs- day Island, 28th December

Parcels,

Reg.

8.24/26

0.28/29

Ord.,

8.30/31

0.37/37 8.32

*Straits and Europe via Marseilles Sarpedon

due Marseilles, 14th January 1938 and London Parcels due London, 20th January 1938. Formosa, Japan and Europe via

Siberia

Parcels,

Reg., Ord..

Straits, Ceylon, India, East and Katori Maru

South Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Morsellies

Fri, Dec. 17.

15.00/00

(Due Marseilles, 10th Jan., 1030)

Reg., Ord.,

Dec. 17, 5 p.m. Dec. 17, 5.30 p.m.

15.30/28 15.40/30

15.17/20

15.27/35

Saturday

July September 15.02/02 15.30/50 Sales for the day:-2,300 tons.

15.50/50 15.40N

Air Malt for "K.L.M. Service"-duo Victoria..

Amsterdam, 28th December.

G.P.O. & K.F.O.

Rex..

Ord.,

Manila, Straits, Ceylon, India, Aden.. Victoria

Exypt and Europe via Naples

The First Notice Day for January Cotton is Dec. 27 and the Delivery Date Jan. 3.

December March May

New York Rubber

The last Notice Day for December Rubber is Dec. 28.

against the President's action injected to attack or unlawful Inter- | May hantling the situation without refer-ference by Japan.

ence to Congress as he is constitu-

Honally empowered to do.-Reuter, United States Wants

Assurancès

Washington, Dre. 14.

It is learned that the United States expects

The note adds that in the present case the acts of Japanese armed forces are in complete disregard of American rights.-Reuter.

German Protest

Berlin, Dec. 14.

Chiengo Wheat

December

July

924/02 80%/80%

057%/06 0284/027%

87 /07%

Monday's Sales:-

20,700.00 bushels. Chicago Corti

December

May

July

50%/50% SCAL/BAY 81 /58%% 5834/68 8016/58% The last Notice Day for December

Winnipeg Wheat

- 1254/125/123 110%/117 1154/1147%

111%/111

Dec.

✡ formal expression

It is semi-oMetally announced that | Gratris is Dec. 39. of: regret from Japan concerning the Germany has forwarded a reprezerita- Panay incident, complete and com- tion to the Japanese Embassy aganist prehensive indemnification, and on the hombing of a British steamer on assurance that definite and specific the Whangpoo on which vessel at the May steps will be taken to ensure that time was the provisional headquarters July American nationals, interests and of the German Embassy from Nan- The last Notice Day for December Property In Chins will not be sub- king—United Press.

Winnipeg Wheat is Dec. 31.

Hakone Maru Fri, Dec. 17, 3.30 p.m.

due Naples, 9th January, 1030 Japan. Canada, U.S.A., Central and Pres.

South America and Europe via Victoria.D.C.dur Victoria B.C., 8th January 1938.

Amoy and (Foochow via Amoy)

• and Shanghai Air Mail

.Sat, Dec. 15.

..Dec. 18, 4,00 p.m. Dec. 18, 4.30 p.m. Sat, Dec. 10, G.P.O. & K.P.O.

Rex.. Ord., McKinley

..Dec. 18, 4.15 p.m. ..Dec, 18, 5.00 p.m. .....Sat., Dec. 18.

Parcels,.....Dec. 18, a p.m.

Reg.,

..Dec. 18, 4.16 p.m. .Dec. 18, 6 p.m.

Sun, Dec. 19, 8.30 n.m.

Sun., Dec. 19, 0 a.m.

Bun., Dec..10. .Dec. 18, 5.00 p.m. ....Deo, 19, 9 a.m.

Air Mall for Australia by "Imperial Imperial Airways Plano

Airways Service"-Due Darwin

Bun., Dec. 19.

Swntow

Ord.,

Sunday

for "Imperial Direct Bervice"-Due London 27in December

Hollow

Sulyang... Airways Imperial Airways Plane

Rek. Ord..

26th December,

G.P,O, & KP.0.

Neg

Ord.,

..Dec. 18, 5.00 p.m. .Dec. 19, 9.11.

*Superscribed correspondence only.