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ILK. Banks, $1,430 b. and sa. H. K. Bank, (Loń, Reg.), £89 b. Chartered Bank, £124 n. Mercantile Bank, A. and D. £20 m. Mercantile Bank, C., £14. East Asia Bank, $82 n.
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China Underwriters, $1.50 n. 11.K. Fire in.. $235 n. Shipping
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Venz: 'Goldfield, $5 n. Hongkong Mines 10 cts. n.
Philippine Mining
Antamok, P.
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Aloka, P. 24 11.
Bguio Gold, P. .19 n. Benguet Consul., P. 10.00 m.
P. -
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Big Wedge, P. —
Coco Grove, P. .53 1. Consolidated Mines, P. 912
Demonstrations. P. 37 n.
E. Mindanao, P
Gumius G'helds, P. ---
Ips Gold, P.-
I.X.L., P. 04
Itugons, P.-
Masbate Consols., P.-
Min. Resources, P.
Northern Min., P.-
Paracale Gumaus, P. 19 n. Salucot Mining, P. -
San Mauricio, 1. 50 n.
n.
Suyoc Consol, P. 17 United Paracales, P. 47% n.
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1. and S. Hotels, $5.20 b.
1.K. Lands, $31 n.
4% Deben, $100 n. Shai Lands, Sh.
H.K. Lands
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HK. Realties, $4 n. Chinese Estates, $80 n. Chino Realties, Sh. - China Debent, -
Public Utilities H.K. Tramways, $13.75 st. Peak Trams (old), $0% b. Peak Truns (new), $33 8. Star Ferries
$80
Yaumall-Ferries-(old)-$24-5. China Light (old), $10.20 b. China Light (new), $7% n. li.K. Electric, $5274 s. Macao Electric, $10% b. Sandakan Lights, $144. Telephone (old). $25.
$25.05 1. Telephone (new), $0.35 b. China Buses, Sh. -- Singapore Tractions, 23/9 n. Singapore Pret,, 23/- n.
Industrials
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not
the
"Knight Without Armour (King's Theatre, lo-day),—At long last, this British picture has arrived in Colony. Alexander Korda obtained the services
of Marlene Dietrich specially for this film in which she appears opposite Robert Dunat. The result Justifies the expense, for it is one of the best pletures turned out by British studio.
"Fight For Your Lady" (Queen's Theatre, to-day).Though the title may suggest it, this flim is no, one of continuous fighting, but contains Imany comical situations which do credit to comedians like Jack Oakle and Eric Rhodes, John Boles, Ida Lupino and Morget Graham others in the casi.
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. - · FRIDAY, · JANUARY - 14, 1998.
FRENCH. CABINET SURVIVES CRISIS
(Continued from Page 1.)
The speech WAS applauded.-Reuter,
STARTING TIMES
MADAME CHIANG DELAYS RETURN
(Continued from Page 1.)
moderately ANNOUNCED Naturally we will
SOCIALISTS DECIDE
TO SUPPORT
Paris, Jan. 13. The socialists, by a vote of 75 to 30, deelded to continue to support M. Chautemps Government,-Reuter.
DECIDING FATE OF CABINET.
Paris, Jan. 14. The Chamber of Deputies re-met at 11.15 p.m. last night. It was ex- pected the debate would decide the Inte of the Government.
Postponement of the re-assembly of the Chumber was duc to the Socialists and Communists holding lengthy private sessions in the course of which questions were sent to the to the Government with regard Cabinet's proposed measures.
Apparently these parties are stil! holding out for an exchange of con- trol.
A deputation of the Left groups interviewed M. Camille Chautemps, after which It was stated that the Prime Minister might clarify his re- ferences to the dsiturbance of social order. It is expected that after M. Chautemps has broken again all the Popular Front members of the Cham- ber will meet and agree to a common resolution, failing which it is under- stood the Cabinet will meet, indicat- "There Goes the Groom" (Alhaming the Government is considering
resigning-Reuter. bra Theatre, to-day).—A completely antistying fim of tangled loves, with Ann Sothern, Burgess Meredith and Mary Boland taking the leading roles.
are
"Tapper" (Oriental Theatre." to- day).Film fans are advised not to be misted by the title of this picture, It is one of the best pictures shown here in recent weeks and should not be missed, Constance Bennett, Cary Grant and Roland Young lake chief acting honours.
"Lawyre Man" (Majestle Theatre, to-dar), Perhaps not quite up to the standard of the usual Bill Powell Alm, but a good one nevertheless. Joan Blondell is in support,
POPE'S LAMENT FOR GERMAN CHURCH
Rome, Jun. 13. In a speech to 80 bishops and 2,000
Hollness
the Pope pricsis, lamented the delicate Reich church situation. However his assertion that the diffentties were not hopeless fed to the interpretation that this was 1 indirect inviintion lo Signor
The
an
EARLY OUTLOOK CLOOMY
Paris, Jan. 13. French Cabinet held emergency session to-day lasting thren and a half hours, at which the Governor of the Bank of France, M. Pierre Fournier, was present.
Afterwards it was onnounced that Mt. Camille Chautemps, the Prime Minister, would make a statement regarding the country's finances. Presumably this would be made after the closing of the money markets.
Pertinax, discussing the possible French International effects of the
crisis In Le seelal and financial Matin, sald they would defeat the efforts of the friends of France who were urging the maintenance of democracy, and might lead to British
Furthermore self-isolation."
they might drive the United States fur- ther away from international co- operation.-United Press3.
BALANCED BUDGET
Golf At Fanling
On Sunday
OLD COURSE
9.12 C. W. E. Dishop, A. B. Purves, 9.16 A. C. Godby, J. D. Danby,
have to abandon this plan now, and it is hard to say what route Madamo will take on the return journey. Her departure from Hongkong will have to be kept as secret as possible."
POST OFFICE.
SHANGHAI ALL BERVICE ** Air Mail Service to Shanghal is temporarily suspended.
AIR MAIL TIMES Ordinary i mall letters for Im- perial Airways Direct Service to
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Immediately after her arrival in Europa etc., will, until further notice,
Lellers and Postcards for Europe Hongkong on Wednesday Madame be closed at Kowloon Post Offico and
General Post Office 9.00 am, on Sun- and South Ameries are forwarded Chiang Kai-shek visited her sister, Madame II, II. Kung, and for a time days. Letters for this Service may via Biberia" If so superscribed, resided at her sister's residence in be posted in the ordinary posting
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Sassoon Road, Pokfulam Persistent boxes ut Kowloon Post Omec and callers yesterday, however, made It General Post Officer They should be Registered and Parcel Malls are 0.20 W, W, C. Shewan, 11. N. Wil-imperative that Madame Chiang Kai- clearly marked "By Air Mall" and closed 15 minutes earlier than the
Hamson, 9.24 S. C. Feltham, F. D. Angus.
shek find a new addres, and she is bear sufficient postage. Insuficiently time given below unless otherwise 9.28 W. G. Robertson, J. R. Collis.
now realding the mid-levels, prepaid letters may be taxed with stated, and where mails are advertised Madame Kung has been in ill-health double the deficiency or forwarded to elose at or before D a.m., registered 9.32 A. V. Greaves, Comdr. Hole.
for some time and, out of considera- by Stenmer Service, at the discretion, and parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. 9.38 J. H. Underwood, W. C. Farn- tion for her sister, Madame Chlang of the Post Omee.
on the previous day. ham.
Kai-shek decided to change her residence.
INWARD MAILS
9.40 I. H. Geore; O. E. C. Marton. 9.44 K, K. Rounds, K. S. Morrison. 9.48 R. C. F. Macgregor, P. Welch. 9.52 L. Goldman, W. Woodward, 0.50 P. H. Scoones, R. L. S. Webb, 10.00 A. Corrighan, E. L. Groome. 10.04 Col. Blake, Col. Crewdson. 10.00 J. B. Mackle, D. S. Edward. 10.12 R. J. Shrigley, W. Sharp. 10.16 H. E. the Governor, N. L
Smith.
10.20 G.
G. S. Archbuit, A. W. Hughes. 10.24 W. N.. A. Smalley, Capt.
Holmes.
.
DENIES RUMOURS Rumours that Madame Chiang Kai- shek was visiting Hongkong in order to join her sisters in persuading Mr. T. V. Soong to consent to pecept once again the Inance ministership were emphatically denied by the spokes- man interviewed by the Telegraph.
There is absolutely no foundation
the
the tumour,"
spokes- Madame declared.
Chiang
for
man
10.28 W. A. Stewart, N. K. Littlejohn, į Kat-shek is not discussing political alfairs with either her sister or Mr. 10.32
D. J. Gilmore, A. Sommerfelt. 10.36 G. Milne, A. A. Bremner.
Soong during her holiday, in Hong- kong 10.40 F. C. Young, G. F. O'Bryen. 10.44 H. Overy, W. J. E. Mackenzie. 10.48 D. J. Lyon, 13. Rolfe.
"A rumour that has apparently gained credence in Hongkong that 10.52 C. M. Geo, Wing Cdr, Bishop. Madame has come to Hongkong be 10.50 R. Winfield, W. T. Yoxall,
cause penco terms will shortly be an- 11.00 1. P. Tamworth, H. M. William-nounced is even more ridiculous.
son
11.04 J. S. Dunnett, R. G. Groy, 11.08 T. E. & J. L. C. Pearce.
11.12 E. T. McMullen,
L. R. An-
crewes. 11.16 T. A. Pearce, R. G. Parker, 11.30 G. A. Leiper, C. G. Willson,
NEW COURSE
9.16 R. Young, R. L. D. Wodehouse, 9.20 G. M. Park, J. B, 11 Leckie, 9.24 F. A. M. Elliott, A. C. I. Buw-
ker.
9.28 J. R. Masson, S. 11. Dodwell. 9,32 T.
T. R. Chassels, H. H. Mundy. 9.38 T, Low, R. K. Valentine, 0.40 G.. C. Worrall, J. H. M. An-
drew.
9.44 W, J. Roberts, J. L. Bonnar.
0.52 Mrs
Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. Woodward. 10.00 Mrs. Webb, Miss Craeil. 10.00 Mrs. Shrigley, Mrs. Sharp.. 10.16 D. S. Robb, A. E. Lissaman. 10.24 Mrs. Smalles Mrs, Holmes, 10.32 K.
K. R. Quick, W. Reid.
G. 10.40 W. A. and Mrs. Cornell,
Overy, Mrs. Mackenzle. 10.44 Mrs. Paris, Jan, 13. the Cabinet meeting, M.
10.52 Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Rolte. 10.50 E. C. and Mrs. Norris. Minister
11.00 W. C. Clark, M. C. Margrett. Georges Bonnet, Finance declared that the Government was
11.04 Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Margret,
Note: Starting times at 9,01 and Unanimously rejecting exchange con-
After
INDISPENSIBLE
Benito Mussolini to continue media, trol, and regarded a balanced budget 9.08 on the Old Course and 9.00 and
tion,-United Press.
Cement, $13.70 n.
H.K. Ropes. $3.75 b.
Stores, &c.
Dairy Farm, $234 Watsons $4,70 b.
.
Lane Crawfords, $8.00 n. Sinceres, $1.75 n.
Wing On (H.K.), 340 n. Wm. Powells, 75 cts. n.
Colton Mills
Ewo Cottons, Sh. $il S'hal Coitons (old), Sh. $00 n. Zoong Sings, Sh.
Wing On Textiles, Sh.
Miscellaneous
H.K, Entertainments, $51⁄2 n. Constructions, $1 b.
as being more than ever indispen- sible.
It is expected that M. Chutemp will announce to the Chamber that taxation yields are satisfactory and will urge the country to support the Cabinet's efforts to maintain social financial re- peace and proceed to
covery.
Denial that there was any real cause for panic in the financial situa- tion was made by M. Camlile Chau- temps in o fighting speech to the Chamber, He sald that financial situation_in_December_was satisfṇe-_ tory, and barring nccidents, was the one way to creating confidence.
budget The
was balanced and the Treasury was able to meet all obliga- But tions in the present quarter, there had been social agitation and systematic agitation for a General Strike which had
aggravated the country's nerves. Fortunately the troubles were now appeased,
"and categorically deny that In dealing Wallace Harpers, $34.b.
wit. the strike. I was double-faced. Marsmans Ins. (Lon.). s/- 18/0 n. consider Labour has no conflicts with Mersmana Inv. (ILK.), s/- 3/6 n. humane sentiments, but I do not countenance revolt In the public services against the nation,"
Vibro Piling, $8 n.
Ch. Govt. 56 1015 C$Bds 65%
n.
.
H, K. Govi. 4% Loun 4% prm. H.K. Govt. 3% Loan 1% prm.
b.
·MAINTAINS JAPAN HAS NO FEAR OF ANY WORLD POWER
Hankow, Jan. 14. Miss Agnes Smedley, an Anerican who has been actively associated with the Chinese Cmmunists for some time, spoke at yesterday's military press conference here and she gave a full account of the operations o the Eighth Route Army in north Shansi since the former Rds crossed the Yellow River on September 1.
Miss Smedley exhibited all kinds of documents, including confidential communications be ween the Japanese garrison headquarters at Tientsin and the Japanese General staff at Tokyo. One report from the Japanese garrison at Tientsin mentioned the dramatic activitie "of one of our foreign spics" last July.
the
Strike
WORKERS' DUTY
9.12 on the New Course are not to
be booked by anyone at all.
Triangular Tourney Rugby
Governor To Be Present
There will be two
games
of
Rugby Football on the Club ground at lappy Valley to-morrow. The first game, commencing at 2.43 p.m., will be between H.M.S. Cumberland and the Club "A" XV. This will be of this year's Triangulor Tourka- followed at 4 p.m. by the last match
ment series, when the Army will play the Club. The Navy have
on the Tournament this season, and won this last match is a contest to decide
"China has no intention of accept- ing any peace terms that involve a sacrifice of her territory, and recent overtures were flatly rejected by the Government. China will continue fighting, to the last mian if necessary, until the last drop of blood is shed, or unlli a peace honourable to this nation is obtained.
"Far from negotiating a peace, the Generalissimo has departed for the Lunghal front to personally conduct the operations against the Japanese."
STOCK MARKET REPORT
The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary, issued at 3.15 p.m. yesterday, says:
There was a fair turnover in Old China Lights and Trams at quota- tions, otherwise the market remains dull.
Buyers
Hongkong Bank (Lon.) 09 Douginses **
HK. Steamboats $3.10 H.K. & K. Wharven 3314
K. & W. Docks $27 Providents (Old) $2.03 Providents (New) $0.20 Humphreys 20.00
Peak Tram (Old) 80% Star Ferries $50.
ILK. Electrics 5525)
Macho Electrics $19
Cements $12.20
H.K. Rapes 53%
Watsons $4.70
Constructions $1
H. Govt. 345% Loan 15% p.m. Wallace Harpers $3
Bellera
Peak Trama (New) $34 Yaumall Ferries $21
Sandakan Lights $1414 Canton Ices $1.70
Sales
Hongkong Bank $1,405
HK. Lands $3LY
RK. Tramways 8134 Peak Trame (Old) $1 China Lights (018) $10%/10,40 Telephones (014) $25.65 Cements $12.70
EXCHANGE RATES
already Paris.
Geneva. Berlin.
who will hold the wooden spoon. Athens. M. Chautemps said that a social Surg. LL Cindr.
Nicholson will re- Milan..... legisintion code will be voted by
ferec "A" fixture and Mr. D. W. Copenhagen
the In exchange for curlly Parliament. labour strikers must recognise what MacEwen will control the Triangular Stockholm.
Tournament match.
Oslo Parliament has done for them by re-
His Excellency The Governor has nouncing all forms of illegality.
his intention signified To the accompaniment of applause the Trianguler Tournament game New York. of watching Helsingfors.
Shanghai from the Centre and Right, and from and their Excellencies, the
Com- Vienna various members of the Left, M.
mander-in-chief and General Officer Chautemps added: "I declare with uniroubled firmness that if certain force of the law will descend upon are as follow people disturb the public peace, the them."
Commanding will also be present,
Perdam. The Club and Army sides selected Madrid.
as follows:
Lisbon Army-Fus. Perritt (R.W.F.); L/C
lac- Hongkong Lt. R. D. Mac- Lagan conclusion of M. Chautemps' speech
die frussels. was very critical and it was strongly (Middlesex), 2/Lt. Chiverail (Middle-
Pte. Rainey (Seaforths), St. Yokohama. sex);
(R.A.M.C.);
Moore (Mid- Belgrade
Montevideo
Atmosphere In the Lobbles at the Ayrton (RAs), 2/Lt. Gudgeon ombay..
held that the Chautemps Govern-B), Pte. Knowles (Seufort
ment would not survive the night. M. Leon Blum, the President of
Montreal
Jan. 12.
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K, W. Salter, E. N. Stout, A. W.
PREMIER'S CHALLENGE
Paris, Jun. 14. In the course of his vigorous speech to the Chamber, M. Camille Chau- Another report from the Tientsin, from Osaka later on travelled garrison headquarters conumented on entire length of the Shansi province temps said in the face of criminiul
Acts of this gravity, there had not Butcher, J. L. Bonnar; K. A. Watson, Japan's International environment, speaking at mass meetings and tell-
Sovieting the Chinese peasants that the pre-been absolute unanimity in approv~olden. W. E. Pecra, J. C. Miller i were not strong enough to challenge sent war of aggression was conducteding the action of the Minister of the captain), A. J. G, Taylor and J. T.T. London saying that Britain and the
In condemning the nothing to only by the Japanese militarists. Japan, while "there is worry about with the United States, Everywhere he shouted; "Long live criminals. This was the result of an Redman.
of Chinese and uneasiness and a moral sickness with who, though she pays the closest at the United front
the country. Ile declared that the tention to the Far Eastern situation, Japanese peoples."
This radio
sald Miss Government was resolved to obtain operator, never wishes to plunge into actual
Smedley, set a good example among social peace and to balance the bud trouble with us."
most of the Japanese prisoners who get and it condemned any control He concluded by asking the various all turned against aggression after of exchange. their "education".
parliamentary groups to meet to de cide their altitude towards his de- respreting particularly claration,
Regarding foodstuffs and military supplies for the Eighth Route Army,
Miss Smedley said that in the poor region of north Shanal it was dimcult to secure enough food. "We had been depending chiefly on Japanese food, and once we captured 120 trucks of Japanese foodstuffs and enjoy our selves caling Japanese delleacles."
"EDUCATE" PRISONERS
L
Miss Smedley said the people enjoy all sorts of Chinese music by the Eighth Route Army soldiers on the us, front in Shansi because pea- sants, workingmen, students and even
monetary freedom,
Demand..... Club "A" XV.-F. Cessford; II. van T.T Shanghai
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Mon.. Jan. 17.
Kowloon F.Ö.
Jan. 17, 5 p.m... Jan. 17, 5 p.m.
G.P.O.
Jan. 17, 5 pm.
G.P.0, and
K.F.O.
Kcg... Ord..
..Jan. 17, 7 10 15.
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Reg..
Ord..
Ker.
Orde
Reg.,
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„Jan. 18, 0 A...
Tuesday
Kalgan Hosung
Tues., Jan. 18, 10.30 a.mi „Tues., Jan. 18, 8 p.m.
Dairen, Japan and Canada
Victoria B.C.
(Due Victoria B.C., 17th Feb.) Swalow and Bangkok Japan
Swatow and Tientsin
via Tulihyblus..Tues., Jan. 16, 9.30 am...
Wednesday
Tingsang...
Wed, Jan. 19, 8.30 am..
Kamo Maru..Thurs., Jan. 20, 5 p.m.. Friday
Carthage....Fri, Jan. 21, 10.30 am. Kingyuan
Fri., Jan. 21. 2 p.m. ..Fri., Jan. 21.
Shanghal and Japan Hollow, Pakhel and Haiphong.... Straits, Ceylon, India, E. and South Corfu
Africa. Aden, Egypt and Europe Marcelles, Marseilles due
G.P.O. and KP.0.
... Frix Roussel Fri, Jan. 21, 1.30 p.m. Manila, Austrails and New Zealand Kliano Maru
via Thursday Island-due Thurs- day. Island 3rd February.
EXCHANGE
Selling
13. 27%
Thursday
15. 2
Japan and Europe via Siberia
.104
,5234
.300*
.02
,81%
1499
6514
vin
18th February.
.0.30
Shanghai and Japan .............
70% 133 .1/01
Buying
.1/3% 1/3.5/32
TT. Dutavia T.T. Bangkok TT. Saigon
T.T. France T.T. Germany TT. Switzerland TT, Austraila
do.
The Chamber then adjourned at musiclans were among the of the lobbles that the speech did not 8.30 p.m. It was generally held in who had como from all parts of
The following ships are expected Chino. During intervals between strengthen the Government's position to be in wireless communication with fighting they wore Japanese helmets and antagonised the socialists and the Hongkong Radio Station: Sagres, 4 m/s L/C London
Radient-Socialist Achilles, Apoey, Fooshing. Shabonce, 4 m/s D/P She said the Eighth Route Army and an in the snowy mountains play- communists. The soldiers treat Japancre captives well, Ing nutes and singing all sorts of group has already met and passed a Pecten, Haldis, Adrastus, Sophie 4 m/s L/C. U.S.A. and often "educate" them.first before Chinese peasant songs. "I have motion which will later be presented Rickmers, Susano, Sultang, Empress sanding them back. Many Japanese never heard such beautiful music in to the Chamber, approving of Mr. Of Japan, Shinkyo Maru, Talyuan, 4 m/a France prisoners had said they were against my life." declared Miss Smedley Chautemps specch and expressing Yungheng, Fermia. Norviken, Bhun- 30 d/s India
President Coolidge. Hen, "war and one Japanese radio operator United Press,
confidence in him--Hieuter,
U.S. Cross rate in London
.02
Parccis
Res
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Ref..
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..Jan. 21, 0 p.m. Jan. 22, 9.45 amm Jan. 23. 10.30 a.m.
.....Fri., Jan, 21. Jan. 21, 4.15 p.m..
Jan. 21, 5 p.m.
*Superscribed correspondence unle
With a recent previous conviction Barnett at the, Kowloon Magistracy
.3144
for a similar offence, a man named for having cut down a pine tree worth .10.30
#18, on the hillside of a Government. .09% Ho Fat, 41, was to-day sent to gaol Plantation, Kowloon Tong, yester 4.99% for four months by Mr. K. M.-A.sday,
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