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for 3 days propaid

TUITION GIVEN.

Friday

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ice Company's British Protest

G.

NOTICE.

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R.

Holders of Arms Licencen are reminded that Arms Licences are "DANCING IN 6 HOURS"-Rapidue for renewal on 1st. January, Easy

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GLADIOLI CORMS:-Arriving by "Poladam", new Gladioli, Corms in many separate colours. Limited quantity only. Enquire at the Clover Flower Shop, Gloucester Arcade,

MANGGO GADONG AROMMANIS the queen of fruits, just unshipped from Java, limited [21 quantity,

delicious. freshly

Order early delivered if required. Java Restau ant, 44, Lockhart Road, phone 32404, specialist of Java Rlectable.

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

New York Cotton

New York, Dec. 20. Opening Closingg 8.30b/43n 0.44 743 B.24 /23 7.07 /07 7.03 /05 7.00 /60

123

Jon. (1930) Mar, (1030) May (1930) July (1930) Oct. (1939) Dec. (1930)

Spot

11.30 N 8.40/40

8.20/20

7.05/05 7.60/01 7.62/62 8.85 N

New York Rubber

Mar. (1930)

Muy

10.50 /52 16.37b/44a

Sept.

Oct.

10.44/44 10.30 /31 16.30b/36a 16.326/38a

Sales for the day:-1,730 tons.

Muy

July

Sept.

Chicago Wheat

094/08

69%/60% 002/6834 03%/60

Wednesday's Salex:-

8034/8943

T. II. KING, Commissioner of Police. 30th December, 1938,

BANK HOLIDAYS.

In accordance with Government Ordinance, The Exchange Banks will be closed for the transaction of Public Business on Monday, the 2nd January, 1939. (The First week-day in January).

Hongkong, 28th December, 1938.

R.A.O.B. (G.L.E.) CLUB

The Committee wish it to be generally known that with effect from Ist January, 1939, the club is re-constituted. The committee extend cordin! and hearty invitation to all members R.A.O.B. (G.L.E) to visit and attend the club.

*

Particulara regarding member- ship and subscriptions may be obtained from the Hon. Secretary or from members of the Com- mittee.

D. A. PETERS,

Hon. Secretary.

December 22, 1938.

LETTERS

11.537,000 bushels. Cathedral Christmas Tree

Chiengo Corn

May

53/53

July

54/54%

Sept.

Winnipeg Wheat

Dec.

Mny July

034/03%%%

04 /03%

54

To the Editor,

Hongkong Telegraph.

53%/53% 54%

55%/55%

Sir, I should be grateful 01/01 through your columns I could thank 03/0344 all donors of gifts to the Christmas 633/634 Tree.

REFUGEE EXPERTS TO VISIT BERLIN

London, Dec. 20. Mr. George Rublee, the director of The Inter-Governmental Refugee Office in London, will, according to Le "Evening News", shortly leave for Berlin, accompanied by experts of the refugee committee.

It is believed, says the paper, that the pinn for faellitation of Jewish emigration, submitted by Dr. Schacht, President of the Relchsbank, will be suitable as a basis for discussion- Trans-Ocean.

Individual gifts of money have been acknowledged separately where we have known the donors, Gifts In kind and anonymous gifts of money arc hereby acknowledged most gratefully.

The Socletica

receiving these

gifla have expressed their great eciation of the kindness both of children and adults who made it possible for so many poor people to receive Christmas gifts.

Swan Culbertson

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Shanghai Stock Exchange.

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Revenue Drops

To Insurgents

London, Dec. 20. The British Government has lodged protest, with the Franco Govern- ment against detainment of the Greek aleamer, Alloa at Palin de

"Political Situation".

Causes Big Slump norca.

A PROFIT OF only $690.02 for the year was reported by the Chairman of Directors of the Hongkong & Canton Fee Manu- facturing Co., Ltd., held at their head offices this morning. Blame was attributed to the political situation.

There were present: Mr. T. E. Pearce (Clairman), Mr. Ho Kom- tong (Directors), Mr. J. D. Thomson (Manager), Mr. G. Milne (Secretary), Messrs. I. W. Alexander, G, Chan G. W. Sewell and Mrs. Booten, (Shareholdera),

The Chairman maid: As you will have seen from the necounts the profit on Working Account for the year under review amounts to only $690.02, the lowest since 1020. When eddressing you last year 1 mentioned

Although the ship is not Belfish, part of the cargo worth £10,000 is British-owned, und a large part of the cargo is insured in England.— Trans-Ocean.

INDEMNITY CLAIM

London, Dec, 20,

December 30, 1938.

SPAIN'S MAGINOT LINE]

FALLS TO INSURGENTS

(Continued from Pape 1.)

Pyrenian foothills in northern celor into an inferno of shells and bomba.

General Franco nima at driving the Loynists from a line at the Squre] River where they have held their positions since Apr!), and frum the Lianos del Urget plain. The drive towards Borjablancas, which is pu Important munitions manufacturint eentre from the Lower Segre threatens to cut off the Loyalista views to the British Government

General Franco has expressed his Borjasblanca, itself would jeopur

positions before Lerids. The capture concerning payment of indemnity for dise the whole of the Loyalist post- the loss infl.cted on British shipping tions along the Lower Ebro and posts. by Spanish Insurgents, it is learned between Tarragons and the Ebro

delta. In authorlive circles.

General Franco's reply will be communicated to # committee of British skip-owners trading with Spain after examination by the Foreign OMee-Trans-Ocean.

CONFIDENTIAL PLAN FOR INDEMNITY

of

that there had been a`falling off in Britsunderstood that the note will the fortifications at the Ballaguer

lee sales since the closing

of the

books at July 31, 1937, as a result of

the political situation.

It is

British

with

Four Italinn divisions are report- ed to be participating in this thrust,

Saragosha reports state that the Insurgents thir evening captured Granadella, 40 miles north-west of Tarrangona. It is an Important poal- tion, commanding the left bank of London, Dec. 10.

the Ebru. It was strongly fortified It is learned that the British Gov-and stubbornly defended." ernment has under consideration the

All car

cariler Insurgent victory at reply received from General Franco Balaguer was the fifth point where on the question of the payment of

General Franco had plerced the compensation for damage done to

Loyalist defences. The air force and artillery opened the ships trading with Spain.

ntinck, pounding be submitted to the committee of bridge-head with tons of explosives,

ship-owners trading

which were dropped on stone pill- boxes Spain for their consideration to-

and sandbag parapets which formed the strongest Loyalist forti- Acations The compensation plan is

in con armoured cars drove through

district. Then fidential, but "Reuter understands breaches and through a four-fold line the that it is an elaboration of the pre-of wire entanglements, the infantry- lee sales have dropped from 2,533 vious plan, under which compensa men following up and tom to 200 tons as Compitieu to u tion was paid in the

case

where Sigure for the year casing July 21, bombing was considered to be deli-

position. Reuter." kout, and turnover, Hclusive ut cum berale by o Commission set sunt verde, Hom $95,001.30 specially to adjudic

CONFLICTING REPORTS The pre- vlous plan broke

after it was

London, Dec. 20. learned that General Franco Intended that compensations should not be Spain agree about the fierce inten- While observers on both sides in paid immediately, but after the war

sity of fighting on the nearly 100- had concluded.--Reuter,

mile front, the respective headquar ANOTHER BRITISH STEAMER

ters accounts of the progress of the BOMBED

battle continue to be widely diver- gent.

You are aware that this unfortunate

state of anairs as continued, win tie consequence umat our business nus sulterea severely.

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London, Dec. 20, Lloyds radio station at Gibraltar has intercepted an S.0.S. message from the British steamer, Marlonga, stating that the vessel had been the victim of a bombing attack, west of Ibiza, and that the crew had taken to the boats,

No further details are available- Trans-Ocean,

FRANCE ADAMANT AGAINST ITALY'S AFRICA DEMANDS

(Continued from Paye 1.)

although they stressed that there is not much evidence that Germany would no far to support the Italian claims

to use his good offices to obtain con- cessions from France.

Diplomatic circies treat with the Turning to the accounts you will grentest reserve the Rome reports that see that the usual sente of Depa Mussolini will ask Mr. Chumberlain cution has been applied accouning] for the tum of $11,420.63, I uusi you approve the enurge. Apart from the fact that it has bren navisable by

10

Directors your create a Reserve for Doubtful this to the extent of $500 which sum is considered sufficient, and that the Directors have again watved their fees, I do not think that the Accounts call for further comment.

It la understood that M, Corbin, the French Ambasador to London, plans to visit Mr. Chamberlain or Viscount Hallfax during the next few days to take the French viewpoint absolute- ly clear.United Press.

FRENCH ACTION ON SYRIA

Paris. Dec. 29.

M. Daladier has decided to take immediate action on the Syrian ques-

this

From

POST

OFFICE.

INWARD MAILS

U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shang- Vancouver BC. crate, Juth

Derenber.

Tientsin and Swntow Calcutta and Straits .. Shanghai Manila

Italphong, Pakhol and Holhov Shanghal and Swatow Hothow JAVIL Straita

Straits

Air Mall by

Per

Emu, of Japan Hupch

Kumarin M/V Nanking f'rna. Taft Hoochow Kwangtang Muinam Tilsalak

Doc.

December 30.

December 30.

December 30,

December 30.

December 30.

..December 30.

December 31.

December 31.

.,December 31,

Anchun Bohar

January 1.

January 1.

"Imperial Alewaya Direct Service"London

date,

25th December.

Shanghai and Swatow

Salgon

Imperial Airways Piano ..January 1. Kiungchow ****** Lata

...January 1. January 1.

January 1. ...January 1.

Date and Time.

Air Mall by "Tan-American Air-

Ways Direct Service"-Ban Fran- Pan-American Airways Plano cisco date, 24th December. Straits

For

Barpedon OUTWARD MAILS

Per

Friday

Halphong Manila Papers for Straits and (Parcels and

P'upera only for Calcutta)

Canton ...

Fri, Dec. 30, 2 p.m. Emp, of Japan Fri, Dec. 30, 4.30 pm.

Talma ...

Fri, Dec. 30.

.Dec. 30, 5 p.m. Dec. 31, 9.00 am. ...Fri, Dec. 30,

G.PO, and K.P.O.

Parcels,

Papers

Monila. Rabaul, Australia and New Nankin

Zealand via Brisbane duc Bri- bane, 17th January,

taking the

Parcels, Re Ord,,

Shanghai

Menelaus

Shanghal

Franco's headquarters claim suc- cesses on the whole of Catalonia's western borders, while the Loyalists declare that their main defences, ari the hills remain untouched, though they admit that in the fint terrain, where most of the fighting so far has taken place, has favoured the Insur- rents mechanical superiority.

the

Barcelona despatch adds that resistance of the Loyalist new model army is believed to be prov- ing most exhausting 10 the Insur- gents, and is inspiring the utmost confidence in the Loyalist rear.

On the other hand, Franco's head- quarters

that the Insurgents state have broken the Loyalist lines at the Segre bridge-head of Balaguer, and have crossed the Loyallst

fortifica- tions. Further

north-east, In the northern section they report claim to have surrounded Rulmona,

further progress in the drive towards the seaport of Tarragona. Further, south-west they are reported to have surrounded Granadella.- Reuter.

To Club Session On Stretcher

Crescent, Okla. Everybody reached the Crescent Women's Study elub meeting before the hostess, Mrs. Oscar Brewster, but

The net position is that a loss of on, with which is bound up the she had a good reason for being late" $10,889.07 has been incurred during Whole Mediterrancan strategic situa- She was carried in on a stretcher with

the year. After déducting the bal ance of $1,329.77 brought forward from last year's Accounts there will be $15,559.00 at the debit of Proft and, Loss Account.

I now propose that the Report and Accounts as presented be adopted. When this has been seconded I shall be pleased to answer to the best of my ability any questions which Shareholders may wish to ask,

Mr. Sewell seconded motion was approved.

and the

On the motion of Mr. Alexander seconded by Mr. Chan, the retiring Directors, the Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell and Mr. D. F. Landale, were re-elected,

the re-

Mr. Pearce proposed election of Messrs. Percy Smith, Sell and Fleming auditors. Kom-tong seconded and the motion was approved.

ilon,

her arm in a cast. It was revealed bern is to be despatched in the marrived Mrs. Brewster fell from a

A special commission of four mem-

that just before the first guest had. mediate future to make enquiries on the spot with a view to the drawing-

chaic, breaking her arm. up of a new Franco-Syrian agreement. --Reuter.

STOCK MARKET

REPORT

The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued at 3.15 p.m. yesterday, says:

There was a steady market during the day and a fair volume of business was transacted. The lower priced stocks were again most in favour, with sales reported at slightly im-

substantial Mr. Ho proving rates. A

gain was registered in II.K. Banks,

shares changing hands at $1,420/1,125, with sellers asking $1,430. Appearances ut the close indicate a continuance of the steadiness displayed during the day.

POVERTY RULES AT NANKING

(Continued from Page 1.)

of Nanking's population is reported to be in a condition of destitution.

On the other hand, special trades: catering for the needs of soldiers enjoy prosperity and maintain a con- siderable number of persons.

The report goes on to state that! although Nanking region suffered greatly during the past year, and the tribulations to which it is exposed continue, farmers, workers and merchants put up a valiant struggle for a livelihood. The general level of the life of the community, how- ever, is said to be distressingly low, -Trans-Occan,

$3,000,000 COURT WRIT AGAINST FILM STAR

(Continued from Page 1.)

Film Corporation, and four sub- sidiary companies, pirated a flim plot.

Walton declares that the flim "Thin Ice," starring Sonja Henie, was taken from a story which, he claims, was written by him and rejected by a film-story agent two years before "Thin Ico" was produced.---Reuter.

Duyers Hongkong Bank $1,410 Douginaen $8214

HIC, ♣ K, Wharves 8118 H.C. Dacks (Old) $ H.K. Dock (New) $11 Providents (Old) $0.35′′ Provident (New) $0.13 HS. Hotels $634 H.K. Lands $30% HK, Realties 35

1.1. Tramways, $17,40 China Lights (9%

China Lights Rights $3.00 HK. Electrics ?

Telephones (Old) 12

Cements sin

Watsons $7,00

Entertainments $0.00 Vibro Filing $0

1JC Govt. 4% Loan 6% pm. ILK. Govt. a Loan par

Hellers

Hongkong Blank $1,

China Underwriters $0.70 IK. Docks (Old) $18 Humphreys 30

Yaumall Ferties (Old) #22% HK. Electrics 191

Sandakan Lights $10.00

Dairy Farms #24

Lane, Crawfords Constructions #1

Hongkong Flank $1,4m/25 II.K. Docks (Old) $10/34/N H.K. Docks (New) $174/174 Providents (Old) #898/45 Providents (New) 30.15 H. B. Hates

%

IC. Reattles China Lights jay 1.K. Electric# #57/8734 Macao Mlectrics $1734 Cemente 10.00

Watsons $7.00

Antarake 5 At 2014

Baguio Cola

234

· Benguet Comodated 14.30 Coco Grove 31 Consolidated Mines .003

Farscafe Gumaus 12 Ban Mauriato 1.7 Buyno 194 United Parsesie a

Exchange At A Glance

SELLING

T.T. London Demand

T.T. Shanghai T.T. Singapore T.T. Japan T.T. India T.T. U.S.A. T.T. Manila T.T. Batavia

..18. 2% ..Is. 23%

Saturday

Dec. 30, 5 p.m. Dec. 31, 8.45 a.m.

Dec. 31, 9.30 am. .Fri., Dec. 30, 7 p.m.

Kaying.....Sat, Dec. 31, 8.30 nm.

Japan, Honolulu, USA., Central and Pres Taft

South Americo via San Francisco fcr (Parcels and Papers only Canada)-due San Francisco 19th January 1030

......Sat, Dec. 31.

G.F.O. and K.P.O.

Parcels, Reg.

.Dec. 31, 3.00 p.m.

Dec. 31, 4.15 p.m.

Ord...Dec. 31, 5.00 p.m.

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Hono- Pan-American Airways Plane

July and U.8.A.. by the "Pan American Airways Direct Service" -due San Francisco 8th January.

Shanghai

Sat., Dec. 31. K.P.O.

....Dec. 31, 5 p.m. Dec. 31, 5.30 p.m. G.P.O.

Reg

Ord.,

Rcg

Dec. 31, 5 p.

Ord,

Jan. 1, 5 pm.

Sunday

Soochow

.Sun., Jan, 1,0 am

Monday

Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Imperial Airwaya Plane Mon, Dec, 2.

Direct Service”—due London, 9th January 1939.

H.K. Stock Market

K.P.O.

neg.

Ord,

Jan. 2, Noon. Jan, 2, 1 p.m.

G.P.O..

Reg., Ord..

Jan. 2, Noon.

Jan. 2, 1 p.m.

BIG FOUR CONFERENCE

(Continued from Page 1.)

examined. Hence, in the opinion of German political circles, no decision

The following quotations were regarding the advisability of a Four issued on the Hongkong Stock before the outcome of the Rome

Market this morning:

BANKS H.K. Banks, $.. H.K. Banks, Lon. £... Chartered

Mercantile, A, &. B,

Mercantile, C. £.. East Asia $

INSURANCES

Canton $. Unton S. China Underwriters cts.. II.K. Fire $.

SIUPPING

Douglas, $. Steamboats Indo-Chinus, P. Indo-Chinas, D. Shell Bearers s/- Waterboata

DOCKS ETC. Wharves $. Docks (old) Docks (new) Providents (old) Providents (new) New Eng. Sh. Sha. Docks, Sh.

MINING Kallan 8/- Raubs Venz: Goldfield Hongkong Mines Antamoks Ps.

1,425 b.

.80% n.

.03% Ti

13 n.

.274.

Power Conference can be reached

conversations is known. Trans- Ocean.

PREMATURE SPECULATION?

Rome, Déc. 29. Well-informed diplomafie quarters .88 . state that Signor Mussolini intends to ask Mr. Chamberlain to call a Four 200 b. Power Conference similar to the 485 n. Munich conference to discuss Italy's .70 s. claims to territorial revision under .178 n. the London Treaty of 1015, if the British Premier declines an earlier la- b.vitation to act as mediator between $18 n.Italy and France.

83

$00 n.

The report could not be confirmed .$24 n.in official Italian quarters, where

there is 0/10% n.

tendency to describe as $9 n. premature speculation" every report dealing with Mr. Chamberlain's visit 115 bịto Rome. .$10% b. Nevertheless,

17.00 n.

foreign diplomtic oficials belleve Uhnt Mussolini $6.35 b. working on this line because, as the .4.16 b.Italian papers have frequently point- .$5.60

ed out, the process of peaceful ter-

. $100 n. ritorial revision begun at Munich is

not yet completed.-United Press.

.17/0 n.

.$9.35 n.

..83 21. 71⁄2 cls. n. .55 8.

.172 Nom.

.53% .1061⁄4 83

.20%

57%%%

.52{#

Atoks Ps.

140%

Baguio Gold PB.

264 su.

.23.

.100

.10 00

Benguet Con. Ps.

Pt.

14.30 $0.

.51 st.

.71%

1274

.1/01/2

BUYING

T.T. Bangkok T.T. Saigon T.T. France T.T. Germany T.T. Switzerland T.T. Australia

4 m/s L/e London

4 m/s L/e U.S.A.

Baguio

Coco

Grove Con. Mines Ps. Demonstrations Ps. IX.L. P. Gumaus Ps. San Mauriclo Ps. Suyor Consol PB. Paracales Ps.

4 m/s D/p do.

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.20%

.11.45

Hotels

.B4% .4.05 il

Lands

4 m/s France

30 din India

U.S. Cross rate in Lon.

SMITH PREMIER

PORTABLE

WANG BROS. & CO.

Sole Agents for S. China

10, Pottinger Street

Phone 23580.

LANDS

Lands 4% deb. $

S'hal Lands Sh. .. Humphreys

II.K. Realtics

Chinese Estates

UTILITIES

Tram. $... Peak Trama (old) Peak Trams (new) Star Ferries

Y. Ferries (old) Y. Ferries, (now) China Light $..

Ching Light Rights $.. 1.K. Electric $.. Macao Electric Sandakan Lights .. Telephone (old) $. Telephone Tractions /-

Singapore

(now)

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INDUSTRIAL

Cald: Macg. (ord.), Sh. Caid: Macg. (Pro.), Sh. Canton Ices Cementa

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JEWS ALARMED AT

NEW LEVY RUMOURS

(Continued from Page 1.)

He then interviewed Gen. Goering. .05 ea. who admitted that he was responsible. .13 83.

Asked whether he know that .1.78 sa. Kleiber was an Austrian, he had to .19 50. confess his ignorance and sald that in .62 sa the circumstances he could hardly

.7 c.

.30%

prevent the conductor's departure.

In 1938, Kleiber again tendered his b.

resignation from the directorship of 107 n. the State Opera and was granted a .10% n. year's absence without pay by Goer- $0 D.ing. As his contract expired in July, .5.10 b. 1935, this was equivalent to accepting $00 m. his resignation, But Goering did

not wish to take that step, .17.40 b. publle would have connected it with

$8% a. ile Furtwangler case.

$3 n.

$71.

$22% 8.

DISLIKED DY NAZIS $224. Kleiber was

as the

absolutely persona .9.50 .non grata with the radical Nazis, who .3.70 b.repeatedly tried to secure his prema- 57 bture dismissal, fest claiming that he $17 n. was a non-Aryan and, when the .10.60 conductor disproved this, accusing 23 bhim of sponsoring modern, that is, $0.30 n. "un-German" musle.

B

Herr Kleiber is married to Miss 25/-n. Ruth Goodrich, an American.

US

21/3 n.

$14 m.

$13 m.

Shal Colton Sh..

104 n.

$1.70 n. .15.70 b.. $4.25 n.

Zoong Sings, Sh..

Wing On Textiles, Sh.$.

.24 n ...40

MISC.

STORES, &c. Dairy Forms Watsons $... Lane Crawfords ..

H.K. Entertaimenia $.

.0.90 b.

.$24.50 a

Constructions, $.

..14 ..

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Vibro Piling

.0.30 b.

.8.

Ch. Govt. 8% 1925

Bincares

G$ Bonda

% n.

Wing On (ILK)

$30 n.

HK, Govt. 4% Loan..0% prm.

Powell, Ltd. cts..

.90 n.

II.K. Govt. 31⁄2% ....

par b.

COTTON MILLS

Maramane (Lon.) #~

1/0 2.

Marsmans (H.M.), ■/-

Iwo Catton Ex. rt. Sh.....16% .