1938-10-03 — Page 9

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER

1938.

Japan May Abandon Old

Pro-British Style Policy

RESIGNATION OF FOREIGN MINISTER

TOKYO, Oct. 3.

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DESPITE the official announcement that Japan's

foreign policy would not be altered as result of General Ugaki's resignation, the Tokyo Hochi gives prominence to a story alloging that the resignation marks the beginning of a remark- able now stage in Japanes diplomacy, in which the pro-British policy will be broken once and for all.

The article says that a "forceful Chinese policy will. also be translated into action, while efforts will be made to further strengthen the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo axis."

The writer states that with this end in view the Premier will choose either M. Matsuoka or Mr. Shiratori as Ambassador-designate to Rome.-Reuter.

SUCCESS ON YANGSIN front

Yangsin, Oct. 3.

Chinese forces operating on the Yongsin front scored an important victory after an all-day bitter strug- gle on Saturday when they wiped out a strong column of between 2,000 to 3,000 Japanese at Hochlashan on the right wing of the Huichang-Wuning

line.

Milltury despatches received here described the Chinese gain as a “big success," and said the ballle ground, drenched in blood, was littered with war materials and slain Japanese

soldiers..

casualties were inflicted on the fleeing Invaders.

The communiques state another detachment of Chinese troops, branching out from the main force, is approaching Loshan to tighten the slege on that city.-Central News.

JAPANESE TRANSPORTS

DEPART

According to Chinese sources a large number of Japanese armed transports with approximately 35,000 soldiers on board are sailing from Tsingtao and Shanghai to an unknown destination in the south,

It is reported that 37 of the vessels left from Tsingtao while the other The Japanese reverage was indi-twenty were formally stationed in

the Whangpoo River. cated by the number of their officers: and men, about 400, captured by the Chinese forces.

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At the same time, the Japanese! forces on the opposite shore of Yang- sin have been reinforced, indicating" fresh attempts to cross the narrow river. A number of floating bridges thrown across the span by Japanese

have been destroyed sappers Chinese gunfire ucross the water.

dering Adding a

stroke to their operations, the Chinese

army hos despatched a number of boats to the middle of the river to prevent Japanese forces to throw bridges.

German Plane

Crashes In

Switzerland

Frankfurt, Oct. 3.

The German air liner which dis- appeared with ten persons aboard at while on a flight from here to Milon main Japanese troops Hochlastion, according to military is now reported to have crashed in

belong to the 123rd Switzerland. Information,

Omelals of the German Lufthansa, Regiment. Their number has been

state that reduced from about 2,000 to only 700 which owns the plane, in the last three days operations. there were no British people aboard Their retreat has been cut along the highway-Central News,

JAPANESE STOPPED

Sunglow, Oct. 3.

The Japanese forces which entered Tienchlachen last week-end have their hands stayed at that battered town in view of the numerous difficulties against their plan to drive further up the river.

Military inteligence reveals little activities by the invading forces from Tlenchlachen during the last two

the machine which was making for Rome from Rotterdam, via Frankfurt and Milan-Reuter,

TRANS-ATLANTIC

PLANE

DISAPPEARS

Berlin, Oct. 2. The German trans-Alfaritic majl falled to plane Pampero D. Arez rench its destination Just outside Bathurst Harbour.

of and

The plane was in radio communica- tion unit sighted the lights of the mother ship just outside the harbour. The radio was then shut nothing further was heard.

Several planes of the German Lufthansa tine and Air France are

the surrounding

days.

The Chinese forces, strongly en- trenched in their new defence post- ttons, are taking vigilant precautions in the vicinity of Kichun, the next stronghold to Tienchaichen upriver searching Central News.

APPROACHING SHANGCHENG

Machang, Oct. 3. Major fighting in south Honan has been near the Hupeh border developing favourably to a vigorous Chinese counter-attack and, ofter scoring several important gains, the Chinese forces are sweeping towards Shangcheng, military communiques state.

Trans-Occan.

EXCHANGE

Selling

T.T. London Demand T.T. Shanghal T.T. Singapore

Japan

T.T.

A whole cluster of important points, T.T. India Including suchtechun and other T.T. U.S.A. heights to its northeast, has been re- T.T. Manila captured determined Chinese

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TT. Batavia pushes. The Chinese offensive, start- T.T. Bangkok ed on the morning of October 1, TT. Saigon wound up with a number of succeses T.T. France after a whole day's bitter struggte,--

Fighting raged most forcely around TT. Switzerland Tapaochun, Tatsaochun and Telen-TT. Australia...

to tienkwan along the highway

Shangcheng. The Japanese offered

Germany

sca.-

16 2%

.18. 274

.105 nom.

.53

1061⁄41⁄4

8270

.597%

.3434

.1405% .109

MIL, AND MRS. T. ADDIS MAR TIN, who were married at St. John's Mrs. Martin was formerly Miss L. C. 8.

Cathedral on Saturday. Robertson-Staff Photographer.

SHARE PRICES

The following is the list of local share quotations issued this morning. Banke

11.

H.K. Bank, $1,450 b. H.K. Dank (Lon. Reg.), $80 n. Chartered Bank, £10 n. Chartered Bank, £29 n. Mercantile Bank, C., £13% n. East Asia Bank, $88

incurabcom Canton Ins., $220 n. Union Ins.. $515 b. and sa. China Underwriter, $2 n. H.K. Fire Inя., $200 b.

Shipping

Douglas, $68% n. H.K. Steamboats, $20 n. Indo-Chinas (Pret.), $00 n Indo-Chinas (Det.), $24 n. Shell Bearer, 8/- 01/104 n. Union Waterboats, $9 b.

Docks Etc.

,

GLOUCESTER DANCERS OPEN SEASON

A particularly good humoured crowd of some hundreds gathered at the Gloucester Hotel

оп Saturday night to see the continental dancing trlo. Lorett, Barbako and Astor, who opened the new season.

The dancers were perfect in every detail, and attained a remarkable rhythm and hormony; polished for beyond the average entertainment seen in

Is re- in Hongkong, this trio miniscent of La Meri or some similar "top notcher" rather than the usual floor show seen in the Colony.

The dances are mostly pantomimic

H.K. & K. Wharves, $120 b. and fantasics, both expressive and enter-

51.

b.

H.K. Docks (old), $19 H.K. Docks (new), $1844 b. Providenta (old), $7.10 b. Providents (new), $0.30 b. New Enginearing Sh. $3.90 n. Shanghai Docks, Sh. $125 n. Kailan Mining Adm., s/- 10/3 n. Raubs, $9.70 n. Venz: Goldfield, $3 n. Hongkong Mines, 75 cts. r.

Philippine Mining Antamok, P. 331⁄2 sa.

Atoks,

P. 33 Baguio Gold, P.

13.

Benguet Consol, P. 11.60 sa. Bengue! Explor

Coco Grove, P. 41% 8.

Big Wedge, P.

Consolidated Mincy, P. - Demonstrations. P. 28 sa. E. Mindanao, P.- Gumaus G'Acids, P.

P.

Ipo Gold,

1.X.L., P. .01 su. Itogons, P.-

Min. Resources, P. -- Parocale Gumaus, P.'--w

Salacot Mining, P. —-

United Faracales, P. 351⁄2 sa,

Lande, Hotels, etc.

II. and S. 11otels, $7.18 b.

IL.K. Lands, $30 b.

talning, being performed with skill and polish,

That the leading violinist, who is due here to-day, W38 absent on Saturday prevented the dancing trio from presenting some of their best numbers, which will now be hearsed during the week and present- ed for the first time next Saturday. warm Saturday's reception was

The Colony's

but not hearty publle is notoriously unapprecia

tive of art, but it surely cannot of the fail to see at least some talent and skill in the creations of Loreti, Barbako and Astor. Though it may be slower in growing. It would surprising, if the trio's ultimate popularity and success is not greater than the rather transient popularity of the usual floor show seen here.

be

Lorcit, Borbaka and Astor will ap pear on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

MANILA SHARES

The following quotations were re- ceived after the close of the morning ccssion through Reuters:

Antamok

Tainers Done Prions In Pesos Oct. 1. Det. 3.

10.05

San Mauricio, P. .75 sa. Suyoc Consol., P. 18 sa.

.74

131

1/0

4 m'a L/c London

Buying

do.

34

1/3/% 1/3.5/32

.30%

H.K. Lands, 4% Deben $1071⁄2 TL

Aluk

Bagula Gald

Vnd

Benguoi Cona,

.11.00

Ung.

Coco Grave

414

.11.80

Consolidated Mines

Ung. Ung.

Demonstration

.04

IX.L..

01

Ung.

.4.02

Parecale Gumaus

Ung.

Ung.

Ban Mauricio

175

Suype

10% .10 ఎక

20

stubborn resistance, which. was final- 4 m/c D/p

ly broken by a flanking movement by 4 m/s L/C U.S.A. Chinese cavalry forces.

4 m/s France

Three Japanèse majors were cap-30 d/s India

tured by the Chinese whlie numerous U.S. Cross rate in London

INDIGESTION

and its resultant pains are often

a matter of too much acid in the stomach. Promote proper digestion-relieve the acid con- dition and feel better by taking

PHILLIPS'

MILK OF MAGNESIA Formula: Magnesiumi Hðivitde

"PHILLIPS"

EN OF MAGNERU

17

Shanghai Lands, Sh. $8.40 n.

Metropolitan Lands, Sh. --

Humphries $014 b

H.K. Realties, 55.85 b. Chinese Estates. $98 n.

Pablle Utilition

H.K. Tramways, $17.15 b. Peak Trans (old), $0% b Peak Trama (now), $3% ni

Star Ferries, $77 n.

Yatumatt Ferries (old), $241⁄4 nt Youmuti Ferries rights, $23% n. China Light (old), $111.

China

1

Light (new), $10 n. H.K. Electeles, 500 Β. Macao Electric, $17 n. Sandakan Lights, $9.00 b.. (old), $20'n.,

Jolee (new). 30 n.

8/23/-n.

China Buses, Singapore Tractions, Singapore Pret, a/- 20/3 n.

Industrial

Sh. $14 n.

Sh. $13 n.

Ford's

Cald: Macg. Cold: Macg. Canton Ices, $1.70 n. Cements, $17.20.b. H.K. Ropes, $4% b.

Stores, &.

826 b. Dairy Farms, Watson, 38.10 b.

Lane Crawfords, $0% n.

Sinceros, $2 n...

Wing On (HK), 3474 n.

United Faracalo

The following is Swan, Culbertson

& Fritz' report on this morning's

market:

The Manila Stock Exchange held

a steady session.

William Powell, Ltd., 75 cts. b.

Cotton Mille

Ewo Cotton, Sh. $19 n. S'hal Cotton (old), Sh, $00 n. Zoong Singa, Sh. $24 n.

Wing On Textiles, Sh. $42 n.

Miscellaneous

H.K. Entertainments, $81⁄4 n. Constructions, $1 n.

Vibro Plling, $0.08 n.

Ch. Govt. 5% 1925 G$ Bonds.,

70% prm.

11.1. Govt, 4% Loan 0% prin. n.

H.K. Govt. 34% Loan 1% prm.

n.

Wallace Harpers-

Marsmans (Lon.), u/- 14/3 na, Maramaks Ins, (ILK.), n/- 3/4 n. Anglo Javas,

Consolidated China Providente

(old)

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