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LOST.
LOST. Probably between Salisbury Road Car Park und Ferry
lady's gold Rolex
wrist
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1938
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Dead Baby In Parcel Sent To
Falmouth Hotel Owner
HONG KONG ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
LIMITED.
NOTICE la hereby given that the Sixteenth Ordinary Yearly sieeling of Shareholders of the Hong Kong Engineering & Con- struction Co., Ltd., will be held at the
of Messrs. Lowe, Olces
Bingham & Matthews, Mercantile Bank Building, Queen's Road (Central), Hong Kong, on Wed- readny, the 13th April, 1938, at 12 o'clock (Noon), for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Board of Directors and a Statement of
WI
POLICE
SEEK MYSTERY PERSON
JHEN a postman offered a heavy parcel to Mr. H. B. Osborn, proprietor of the Impérial Hotel, Falmouth, Cornwall, bear- ing the address "E. Smith, Station Hotel, Falmouth," he refused it. He had seen a similar parcel at a Bloomsbury hotel a year before.
:
Each parcel had contained a dead baby,
"The parcel a year ago was not sent to my own hotel,” Mr. Osborn said. "I saw it when it was delivered to n London hotel and in Bernard-street, W.C. 1937.
Accounts for the year ended on
the 31st December, electing Directors and Auditora.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the Ch April to the 13th April, 1938, both days inclusive.
By order of the Board,
A. ALVES,
Secretary.
Hongkong, lat April, 1938.
HONG KONG ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
LIMITED.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting
NEAREST HOTEL
"I remembered this when the police told me that the parcel I refused a few days ago contained a dead child.
"It was brought to me because my hotel is the one nearest to the station. There is no 'Station Hotel' in Falmouth,"
A doctor who made a post-mortem believes the child was four days old and had died from natural causés.
The body, sent from Liverpool, was wrapped in a piece of dark grey tweed and was in a tin box.
WAR HERO
FINED
ON DRINK CHARGE
of the above named Company will
A naval officer who, in the be held at the Offices of Messra. words of his solicitor, had "the Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Mer-most distinguished war career cantile Bank Building, Queen's anyone could possibly imagine,” was fined £50, with £3 18s. costs, nt Poole for being under the in fluence of drink in charge of a car.
Press Mexico Road (Central), Hong Kong, on For Payment
Fascists Might Get Into Power If Cardonas Quits
on
the
Washington, Mnr. 31. Owing to fears that a Fuscist regime may supervene In Mexico if President Cardenas is forced out of office, the United States Government is resisting suggestions to intensity
Mexico over pressure expropriation of the oil companies. Mr. Cordell Hull is confronted with very delicate situation. On the one hand the United States' rights must be upheld and on the other, the United
Government States determined to encourage u Liberal Government in Latin-America, even at the expense of American interests. -Reuter,
D
Is
STATEMENT CAUSES SURPRISE
Mexico City, Mar. 31. Government officials are surprised by Mr. Cordell Hull's implication that Mexien must pay for lands seized under the agrarian programme as well as for expropriated oil holdings. !
Moxien will be Economista
unable to meet the demands with sound currenc
At a convention of the New Party of the Mexican Revolution, composed of workers, peasants and soldiers, former Mexican Ambassador. Senor Majern said: "Mr. Cordell Hull recog- nises Mexico's right to expropriate He also referred the all companies." to Mr. Hull's statement demanding adequate compensation for such cx-
pronciation.
There is no indication, as yet, of President Cardenas' reply to Mr. Hull.
ACUTE DISTRESS
With the country suffering increased industrial distress, the Ministry of Finance has instructed government departments to stop machinery pur- chases.
Delegates of 15,000 Rayon mill workers conferred with the Minister of Labour on the acute situation brought about by lack of business owing to heavy Imports and the addi- tional reports of a curtallment in oll operations.
reported
that
Wednesday, the 13th April, 1938, at 12.15 p.m., when the subjoined Resolution will be proposed as an Ordinary Resolution:
He was Commander Charles the Euman,
Harbourmaster of Poole. His licence was suspended for two years.
"That the Capital of Company be increased to Five Million Dollars by the creation of Two Million New Shares of the nominal value of $2 ench and that much New Shares De issued at Auch time or times and on such terms and condi- tions as the Directors shall in their absolute discretion B2C Av.
By order of the Board,
A. ALVES,
Secretary. Hongkong. 1st April, 1938.
NOTICE
Please note that ns from 1st. April, 1938, Jimmy's Kitchen, Kowloon Branch, will be under the personal supervision of A. Landau, better known as JIMMY, Wines will be served with menis.
THE SOUTH CHINA PENIEL HOLINESS MISSION.
Rev. Charles Stalker, noted American evangalist, will speak at Peniel Mission at 90 Portland Street, Yaumati, on Friday, Satur- day and Sunday nights, at 7.30 p.m. and on Sunday, at 11.30 n.m. He will speak in English and the messages will be interpreted into Chinese, A cordial invitation is extended to all.
U.S. COMMODITY PRICES
LATEST CABLED
QUOTATIONS
New York, Mar. 31.
New York Colton
Opening Closing 8.60/01 8.03/05 8.07/08
It is
President Cardenas has called a special Con- gress for April 11 to consider legis- lation for the oil and silver situations. -United Press.
May
July
8.09/69
Oct.
8.71/71
8.71/72
Dec.
8.73/73
0.72/72
Jan. (1939)
8.75/75
0.73 N
good
Mar. (1939)
8.79/00
Spot
8.83/83 8.09 for
May
NEW COMPLICATION
Washington, Mar. 31. Increasing concern for
3
neighbour policy has spurred Ad-
ministration officials' efforts to settle
The First Notice Day
the Mexican crisis. Observers fore-Cotton la April 20.
saw increased pressure on Mexico to
propose an equitable settlement by
simultaneously auspending the regis- May tered C.O.D. mall to Mexico.
July Officials stated that this was a Sept. routine measure, due to the fact that Mexico had suspended
Insurance money-orders being made payable in the United States.
It is claimed, however, that this is not related to the crisis, but observers point out that it is the suspension of sarvica--United normal
- another
Press.
VATICAN
PROTEST
Dec. Jan.
New York Babber
10.74/70
10.33/34
10.00/94
10,45/50
11.10/00
10.00/66
11.20/25
10.80/80
10.00/90 Sales for the day:-9,200 tons.
8544/85%
Chicago Wheat
May July Sept.
364/004 8214/8234
8135/01/4
02 /01%
Monday's Sales:-
OVER MISLEADING May
VIENNA REPORTS
July Sept.
The Hongkong Catholle Informa- | May tion Burent states that in view of July the wide publiefty given to the state-Oct. ments favourable to the Nazils, which
Į
His career as told by Mr. C. W. Dickinson, his solleltor, wast
In action on August 12, 1914, in German New Guinea, when he was a member of a landing party;
In battle cruiser Australia at Battle of Falkland Islands;
Served In "that most dangerous of all Services" in the North Sea, commanding four or five "Q" ship? and sinking three Gernian sub- marines;
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PREVIEW OF HONGKONGS New
King George VI portage stamps, which are similar in many respects An inquest has been adjourned till to the Queen Victoria issues. March 18.
ANOTHER BODY
While Liverpool police were inves |tigating the mystery of the Falmouth baby, officers at Bootle, near Liver- pool, were inquiring into the dis- covery of the body of another baby In the corporation destructor.
IT'S ALL NEWS TO HIM
Windsor, Ontario, William Heatherington return- ed to elvilisation to-day from a one-man gold-secking expedition In the Arctic.
Ile had been away cleven years. did not know about the Abys- sinian, Spanish and Chinese wars ➡or that America owed him a £400 bonus for. his own part in the great war.
He has returned without gold, without money,
Indian Sought
"THOSE TWO
GIRLS"
COLONEL'S GIFTS Lieut. Col. George Frederick Chevenix-Trench-bachelor, In- dian Army for 35 years said "I must do something for those two girls," meaning the cook and the parlourmaid who had made England seem real home for him after his long exile abroad.
The colonel was making his will. He died just before Christmas at the age of 78 and what he did for "those two giris" was revealed in his will published recently.
He bequeathed £300 each and annuit'es of £65 to Gladys Katharine Hawkins
and Jessie Ellen Kimber Gindys, the cook, Jessie, the parlour imaid. He also gave them the use of This residence. The Anchorage, Old: Bursindon. Ifampshire, for a year after his death and one-sixth each of the proceeds of ita sale.
So, for a year, Gladys, who mode the colonel's Cakes, and Jessie, who served the after-dinner port, are to
Ganges Water ve together in his lovely old home.
high on a hill, with velvet-like lawns
Member.nf the party which land- ed on the Mole at Zeebrugge:
Made prisoner, cecaped from
An Indian witness at the Old Bai-loping down to the River Hamble. Germany and rejoined the Navy:
Four times thanked by theley, when told to take the onth, ask- FORGOT LONELINESS Admiralty;
Chosen uffer the war to command the British Sole on the Rhine; and Sent to Chanak when trouble arose in Turkey, becoming liaison officer between the Navy, Army and
Air Force.
Mr. Dickinson pleaded that Euman should not be imprisoned, as he would ossibly inse the pension that he had so Justly earned.
Superintendent Descon said that 1931 Euman was fined £10 for similar offence.
ed for Ganges water. His onth It will seem strange without the would not be valid, he said, unless "colong!" Gladys and Jersie had he swore by the water of the Sacred been in his service since 1018: knew, River,
and were tolerant, of his whims.
There was no Ganges water avail- able at the Old Bailey, and the wit- ness made an affirmation.
It was they who made him forget
man who had been "out East" so long.
the Chevenix-Trench
that life can be a little lonely for a
The India Office dil not know A member where any Ganges water could be family said:
High Commissioner, sald he did not found. Mr. But, assistant to the
"He was always talking of what know where any was to be discover-perfect servants they were, and when he came to make his will he was ined in London.
They anxious to remember them. made him a real home; understood him perfectly. And .." there was a nicker of a smile on the face of the speaker, "he could be a little
a
"Indus who leave their native land for the first time," he said "ke 4o take a small supply with them."
Clergy Protest NEW YORK STOCK tiresome at lines.
At Flogging
EXCHANGE
New York, Mar. 31.
While a protest against the indle-SWAN, CULBERTSON & tion of the "cat" on two of the May- FRITZ LATEST REPORTS fair men
concerned In the Hyde Park Hotel Jewel robbery was being the other day over the circulated signatures of clergy and social re- formers, David Wilmer, one of the sentenced
in men, was flogged Wormwood Scrubs prison.
Girl To Marry
A Stranger
High Wycombe, Bucks, Miss Cynthia Graham, aged 21, of S. C. & F. New York correspondent Cressex-lane, High Wycombe, whose
cables:
Stocks: The market is now begin-wedding on New Year's Day was ning to show better resistance, but stopped by the police, has found a definite signs are lacking that liquida-new romance, says a correspondent. She is to marry a man she has The Home Secretary had retused, tion has been completed, stubbornly never seen-Mr. L. Laming, of Cul-
Cotton: Prices resist
to alter the flogging sentences.
Wilmer had been sentenced to 15 at around 0.50 for May. The mar-e-road, Winchester.
strokes and Harley to 20.
Wilmer's flogging, was carried out in the presence of the prison governor, a male nurse, the pri- son doctor, and a senior warder who counted the strokes as they fell.
Afterwards Wilmer was removed to the prison hospital.
ket is thin.
but is technically sound, Out of 7 leading brokers. 4 are bul- lish and 3 are bearish.
Wheat: Unfavourable factors to- day were easier Winnipeg and Euro- pean markets and further large prl- vale estimates, of the crop. There have been no exports. Sentiment is; about evenly divided.
Corn: The situation is unchang
20
100
The New Year's Day wedding stopped because it was found thut
Thomas Haddon, aged the man, of Sydney-road, Raynes Park, Wimbledon, was already married.
When Mr. Lansing read about this he wrote to
Graham offering Lo marry her. Ils letter of nearly Was one Graham received, Since then they have written often "We submit,” the signatories toed.
Rubber: Prices to-day declined on her first visit to her future husband the protest stated, "that the approval
1to each other, and Cynthia will pay that has been widely expressed over the news of the failure of a large these sentences is not due to any be- dealer in Singapore, limited factory on Saturday at Winchester, lef that society has been made safer interest,
Laming is heavier hedging, cheaper
a 47-years-old but to a deeper emotional satisfac- Eastern offerings and threats of la-widower with one daughter aged Uirec. His wife died last December. tion at the thought of the pala in- bour trouble in the automobile in- Aleted on these men.
dustry.
MEN SYMPATHETIC "It is idle to
Hides: Packers' stocks pretend that these
continue sentences can be justified on the to accumulate, while demand is still grounds of expediency....If the indifferent.
prospect of a seven years' sentenco Sugar: The market is dull
Mr.
Referring to her new romance, Miss Graham said to me: "Mr. Lam- unding seems awfully nice from his let-
Miss Graham was bound over for
of penal servitude is not sumelent steady. Covering is small and there; tera." to act as a deterrent to others, a log-is no selling pressure." ging sentence will not be cither."
William Powell
New York.
WES no
Plea To Bon Shorts For Girls
5. C. & F. Dow Jones summary of six months at High Wycombe Petty | yesterday's markets:
Scasions to-day after pleading guilty There is at present little confidence to making a false declaration in a in values. Traders to-day ignored nutter of marriage without licence. favourable news, including construc- It was alleged that in making the 15,312,000 bushels.
tion awards being higher than for declaration she falsely stated that William Powell entered hospital and reports of improved car sales. High Wycombe.
the corresponding period of last year Haddon had lived for six months in Chicago Corn
recently" for: *
major operation On the unfavourable side, bank There for the removal
charge against of an Intestinal clearings were the second lowest in Haddon. 0014/00% 60%/00%
obstruction. 61/61% 01/01
three and a half years, structural His condition is not serious-he ngures were below 02/02
seasonal and will probably be in hospital for only there are indications of the business Winniper Wheat
fortnight-but he has concelled a
recession spreading to
the Bonth- 1234/1225 120/120% holiday trip to South America. He West and abroad. The troubled 1104/11044 100%/100% in 43.
French situation was a further n
Johannesburg. GNU / RA
favourable
factor.
Ship-building The wearing of shorts and Blacks onerations are holding well. The by girls and women given offence, to House Committee has rejected the the stricter members of the Dutch, Senate Train Lengib Bill.
community In South Afrien Dow Jones Average Mar. 30 Close The East Rand ring of the Dutch 19 Industrial
100.97 08 PK Reformed Church has passed # re- 19.23 1900 solution calling: upon the ^ Govern- 15.18 18.14 ment to introduce legislation for BA AÐ BA 89 bidding women to wear
mon's 30.12. 40.00 | clothes"
were made by Cardinal Innitzer and the Church would be respected in the Austrian Bishops, and their Austria.
An
announcement
City's Cannon Disappears
Twin Falls, Ida, and the FA statewido search has been ordered 20 Ralls
recommendation to the prople to.
about these support the union of the German guarantees accompanied the other race, the Vatican has called attention statements in every case, to the fact that these statements were Vatican has protested against the for a 300 pound cannon that formerly 20 Ulities issued after, guarantees had been omlation of reference to them in most graced the city park. It was a relle 40 Bonds * but the rights of God and of of the reports
of the Spanish-American war.
11 Commodity Index
Swatow
Australia and Manila
Air Mail by "Pan American Airways
Service"—San
Direct
Japan and Shanghai
Air Mall by "Imperial Airways Bervice"London date,
Shanghai and Swntow
Shanghal, Foochow and Swalow
Soochow
Fer
Dup
Conte Rosso
..April 1.
"Imperial Airways
Imperial Airways Plane
.April 1.
Klangsu
April 1.
Liangchow
April 1.
Naldera
.April 1.
Newchwang
April 1.
Africa Maru
.April 2.
Behor
.Apell 2.
Nekure
April 2.
Francisco Pan-American
date, 25th March
Saigon
Airways Planc Sphinx Houtman
April 2.
.April 2.
.April 3.
Direct
26th March
Imperial Airways Plane
April 3.
Kingyuan
April 3.
Straits
Protesliaus
.April 3.
.April 3.
Szechuen
April 3.
April 4.
.April 4.
April 4.
April 5.
Cremer Tjinegara
Apell s.
April 5.
Pres. McKinley
.April 6.
Canton Chenglu
.April 7.
..April 7.
April 7.
Manila
Amby
Amay
Potsdam Shirola
April 7.
.April 7.
Javan
Japan
Talthybius
April 7.
Jayan
Dakar Maru
..April 8.
Japan and Shanghai Japan
Hakusan Maru
April 0.
Kunishima Maru
..April 8.
U.S.A.. Honolulu, Japan and Manila
(San Francisco daie, 11th March) Pres. Pierce.... Straits
Kashima Maru Straits and Manila
Victorin
April 0.
.April a.
April 9.
Halphone, Pakhol and Holhow Jovan and Shanghai
Straits
Tientsin Straits Stralts
Java and Manila
U.S.A., Canada, Japan and Monila
(Seattle date, 12th March) Haiphong
Tientsin
Canada, U.S.A. Japan and Shang-
Aenens Calchas Yunnan Boissevain
hai (Vancouver B.C., 10th March) Emp, of Asia
For
Swatow Bangkokc Air
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... Chungiting....Fri., Apr. 1, 4.30 p.m.
Mall for Wuchow, Kwelllo, C.N.A.C. Plano ........Fri., Apr. 1. Kwelyang and Chungking by Ulic "C.N.A.C.” Airways Direct Ber- vica"
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Reg.,
Apr. 1, ́5 pm.
Urd.,
Apr. 1. 5 p.m.
GP.O.
Ref.,
.Apr. 1. 5.p.m.
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........Apr, 1, 5 pm.
Apr. 2, 0.45 0. Apr. 2, 10.30 am.
Kongso......Sat., Apr. 2, 0.15 am.
Air Mail for "Australia by Imperial Imperial Airways Plane Sat., Apr. 2.
Airways Service"-due Darwin, 6th. April.
Air Mall for "Imperial
Direct Service" due 10th, April,
2, 8 2.10 ..Apr. 2, 9 s.L Airways Imperial Airways Plane Sat., Apr. 2. London,
Q. P. O. & K. P. O.
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Ord.
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.Apr. 2, 9 a.m.
... Sat., Apr. 2
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.Sat., Apr. 2, 3.30 p.m.
..............8at, Apr. 2.
..Apr. 2, 4 p.m. ..Apr, 2, 4.30 p.m.
.Sat., Apr. K.P.O.
Tientsin
South Africa.
Shanghai and Japan
Yuensang
Air Mail for "France Orient Air Sphinx
Servico"--dae Marseilles,
G.P.O, and K.P.O.
17th April.
Rex.,
Ord..
—via Marseilles due Marsellies, 2nd May,
Salgon, Ceylon, India, East and Sphinx
South Africa, Egypt and Europe
Reg
Ord..
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Egypt and Europe via Brindisi
G.P.O,
➡due Brindisi, 24th April.
Reg1
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G.P.O. and
Air Mail for Maulin, Gaam, Hono- Fan-American ·
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...Apr, 2, 4.15 p.m .Apr. 2, 5 p.m
Sat., Apr. 3. and B.P.O.
...Apr. 2, 4.13 p.m.
.............Apr. 2, 6 p.m. Sat., Apr. 2, 5 p.m.
and U.S.A., by the "Pan- Airways Plane........Bat., Apr. 2. American Airways Direct Bervice" -due San Francisco, 19th April.
..Apr. 2. 5 p.m.
G.P.0.
K. P. O.
嵐きみ
Ord..
...Apr. 2, 5 p.m.
Ref... Ord,,
Monday
Swatow, Foochow and *Tientsin Shanghai, Japan and Europe via
Siberia
Apr. 2, 5. p.IN Apr. 3, 0 21
Holhow...Mon., Apr. 4, 10.30, 8. Nellore ...
.Mon., Apr. 4, 10.30 am, ... Mon., Apr. 4, 12:30 pan. ... Mon., Apr. 4. G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Swatow, Shanghai and Tientsin.. Chaksang Straits, Ceylon, India, Aden, Egypt Aeneas
and Europe vla Marsellies-due Marseilles, 7th May and London Parcels due London, 14th May.
Amoy and Shanghal
........Apr. 4. 3 p.m. ..Apr. 4, 4.15 p.m. Apr. 4, p...
Tuer., Apr. 5, 3.38 p.m.
Parcels, Reg.,
Ord..
Tuesday
Tainan
Wedneslov
Kwelyang
Wed., Apr. 6, 8.36 ..
Thursday
Swatow, Foochow and Tientaln Manila
Shanghai
Swatow and Bangkok
Szechuen Thurs., Apr. 7. 10.30 am. Emp. of Asia Thurs, Apt. 7, 3.30 p.m. Friday
Potsdam....Tues., Apr. 8, 8.30 a.m. Swatow and Shanghai ...
Kingyuhn Fri., Apr. 3, 10.30 a.m. Swalow. Shanghai and Tientsin Kwaisong..Tues., Apr. 8. 10.30 am. Japon, Canada, U.S.A., *Central and Pres. McKinley,
South America and Europe via Victoria B.C.dus Victoria BC, 20th April and Europe vin Siberia Stralis, Ceylon, India, East and Halcusan Maru
South, Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Morsellics-dito: Mor- Bellies, 7th May.
Ord..
Parcels, Ites
Reg Ord
*fuperscribed cort
......Fri., Apr. 8.
Apr. 8. Noon. Apr. 8, 1.45 p.m. Apr. B. 2.30 pm. *Fri, Apr. 8.
G.F.O. and KP.O.
Apr. 6, 5. p.m. Apr. 8, 5.30 pân,
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