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ASSISTANT GENERAL | MANAGER required by THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Salary Dollars One thousand two hundred (31,200) a month for the first year, Dollars One thousand throo hundred (81,800) 'a month; for the second year, and Dollarni Ono thousand four hundred ($1,400) a month for the third

BECOMES A FUNERALS | year. The exchange value of the

PYRE FOR 3,000

(Continued from_Page_1.)

and

Bombs struck the Britisht French Consulates. The British Consulate was occupied by the Ambassador, Sir Archibald

Kerr Clark Kerr, who witnessed the

entire rad.

The German Embassy was endan- Rered at one stage, but was saved by Bremen--Uned Press.

Hugo Fires

CHUNGKING, May 5, Chung ng China's war-time capital, which was severely bombed by Japanese planes on Wednesday, was subjected to nother ruthless aerial attack by Japanese warplanes yesterday,

The air raid alarm was raised at 6.30

p.m.

when it was reported that 30 Japanese aircraft were seen head- ing for the city. A part of them were intercepted by Chinese pursuits over Pehpel, near Chungking, where dog-

fights occurred.

Twenty-seven machines broke into she city and for fully half-an-hour rained bomba in a haphazard fashion over the business and residential sections. Huge Dres were started by the incendiary missiles dropped. Casualties and damage are heavy, The "all clear" was given around 0 o'clock ---Central News,

Earlier Report

Chungking, May 4. Thirty-six bombers again raided Chungking to-day, and casualties are estimated at between 800 and 1,000. One Japanese plane W83 shot down.

The bombers came in two groups, ench of 18, and concentrated on cer- tain military establishments which had been moved some time ago.

The bombs fell on the closely- packed surrounding houses,

killing and wounding hundredsTMTM

Thousands Homeless Half of Chungking is

without electric lights or the telephone service. Thousands are homeless, aleeping on the pavements.

In vivid contrast, the other half of the city is full of bright lights, and life is going on as usun).

The British Ambassador, Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, watched the ralds yesterday and to-day-Reuter.

H.K. Stock Market

were

The following quotalions issued on the Hongkong Stock Mar- ket this morning:

H.K. Banks $.

BANKS

H.K. Banks, Lon, £.

Chartered £.

Mercantile, C. £.

INSURANCES

Mercantile, A. & B. L.

East Asia

Canton $.

Unions $..

China Underwriter $.

H.K. Fire $.

SHIPPING

Douglas $ (x. d.) Steamboats

3. Indo-Chinas, P. $.. Indo-Chinas, DS.. Shell Bearers /- Waterboats $.

DOCKS ETC.

Wharves

Docks $.

Providents $.

New Eng. Sh. $.

Sh. Docks, Sh. $..

Kailan 5/-.

MINING

Venz: Goldfold $..

.1,390 s.

.84% n.

.7%.

.27 n.

.13 n.

.80 n.

225 b.

.445 8.

1.30 n.

180

n.

.07 b.

.15 T.

Dollar is at presont fixed by the Government at 28 4d. Free first Officer class passage for the appointed and if married for wife and children up to six years of

agc.

on

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 8th day of May, 1939, nt 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Stanley, In the Colony of Hong Kong, for a torm of 76 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Sur- veyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of 75 years. Intending bidders are advised

GERMAN MOVE FOR ALLIES

(Continued from Page 1.)

crotic anti-aggression United Press. ·

system.

Britain And Poland

Warsaw, May 4.

It is understood that the liritish Ambassader was in conterence with the Polish Foreign Under-Secretary, Count Szembek, for an hour yester day, and that he, suggested that the Foreign Minister should make

A

May 5, 1939.

800,000 MEN TO BE

CONSCRIPTED IN U.K. No Conscription For

(Continued from Page 1.)

for a wife with the customary allow- "auces for children,

The Government proposed to re- duco to 20 the age at whitch family allowances were paid in the regular and auxiliary forces which at present was considerably higher than the age of the new militiamen,

•

Ireland Omitted Mr. Chamberlain announced that!

be applied to Northern Ireland, and would be

concillatory speech in Parliament the bill would not

to-morrow.

Colonci Beck is expected to pro-accordingly amended. Lord Crai- gavon, with whom he conferred, had claim Poland's readiness to continue a polley of friendship with Germany. left the decision to the United King- He will refuse to surrender Danzig dom Government, who was desirous but will propose negotiations with

of avoiding differences which must Germany and other interested powers,

ariae, if the bill was applied there -United Press.

at present.

Agreement for three years that immediately after the dispo- and Latvia-similar to those with the eary reserve basis, in the

the Board's usual torms, sat of the lot the Purchaser (f

the

terminable at any time within not the applicant) will be required that period at alx months' notice to deposit with

an authorised on either side. The Board has a officer who will be present at the Provident Fund to which officer must subscribe. Free un-sale, the sum of two hundred furnished house will be provided. dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum The Board carry on, under the will be refunded on payment of Ports Ordinance, an extensive the Purchase price. business да Wharfingers and Warehousemen, the nett registered | PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. tonnage of ships berthed at the Board's wharves for the year ended 30th June, 1938 was 9,756,- 410 tons and the grand total tonnage of General Cargo, Coal and Fuel Oll inwards and out- wards for the same period was 3,384,003 tons. In addition the Board operates five Graving Docks, ranging from 396 feet to 896 feet | In length, together with a ship The work- repairing burlness,

shops attached to the Graving Docks are capable of executing the heaviest ship repairs. Candi. dates should be between 32 and 40 years of age, have first rate technical experience, have handled a large staff and labour forco, and have had considerable executive

Locality

1

Rural Building

Lot No. 121. North West of Roral Building Lot No. 392,

Island Road,

Stanley.

Registry No. No. of

Boundary

Af easurements

N. B. F. W.

[feet|fant|fre)|fact|

as por sale plan.

19

sq. feet Contents

Upset Price

Azn. Rent

About

26,000

R.

8621

$6,500

experience, and should possess PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS pronounced business and organi sing abilities. Applications are to be addressed to the Chairman, The Singapore Harbour Board.

THE CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 8th day of May, 1939, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Wong Ne! Chung, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, The Fifty-Eighth Ordinary Meeting of Shareholders will be

with the option of renewal at a held at the Offices of the under-

Crown Rent to be fixed by the signed on Thursday, the 18th May, Surveyor of His Majesty the 1939, at Noon for the purpose of KING, for one further torm of receiving the Report of the

75 years. General Agents, together with a

Intending bidders are advised statement of Accounts for the that immediately after the dispo- year ended the 31st December,sal of the lot the Purchaser (if 1938.

not the applicant) will be required The Share Register and Trans-to deposit with an authorised fer Books will be closed from the officer who will be present at the 4th May to the 18th May, 1939, sale, the sum of two hundred both days inclusive.

| dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum JARDINE, MATHESON & will be refunded on payment of

CO., LTD.

General Agents. Hongkong, 27th April, 1939.

THE INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

LIMITED,

The Fifty-eighth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Offices of the General Managers, Messrs. Jar- .24 . dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Pedder .81/3 . Street, Hong Kong, on Thursday, ,6,40 n.

25th May, 1939, at noon, for the

D.

100 b.

17 8.

.434.

7.05 n.

.100%

Raubs $.....

.17/6 n. .0.55 n.

3 n.

Hongkong Mines ets

4 n.

Atamoks Ps.

.31 BA.

Atoks P's.

Bagulo Gold Pa,

24 sa.

Benguet Cons. Ps.

Codo Grove Pr.

Demonstrations Ps.

IXL. Ps.

Itogons Ps.

Carmarines Ps.

за.

purpose of receiving the Report-

of the Directors, passing the

the Purchase price.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

| No. of Bate

Begistry No.

Locality

Inland Lot

No. 5503. ~West of and adjoining Inland Lot No. 3685, Blue Pool Brad,

Wong Nei Chung,

Boundary

Measurements

N.. E

[feat|iret|test|fast

A per sale

plan.

Contents in

sq. feet

Aboat

37,660

Ann. Bent

8.691

Accounts, and electing Directors 150,000 To Strike

and Auditors.

The Transfer Books of tho Company will be closed from the)

18th May to the 8th June, 1939 inclusive,

By Order of the Board,

In America'

| Upset Price!

$18,831

A a recognition of Northern Ireland's patriotism, it had been to constitute a force on the

a light tank form-of

unit of the Royal

Armoured

Corps. Mr. Chamberlain, in concluding, made an appeal in the following words: The sooner we get this bill through the sooner we can assure the safety of the country, and the the greater will be the effect on different countries in Europe."

Opposition Amondmont

Socks Other Pacts.

Berlin, May 4. That consultations with Estonia

States have taken Scandinavian place, and that they may eventually lead to negotiations regarding ques flons of security on a reciprocat basis, is not denied in official circles here. Political quarters regard these con- tacts as logical consequences of the Fuchrer's declaration that Germany Is willing to give non-aggression as- surances to those countries which de- sired euch

assurances, on tho

that of course,

Mr. H. B. Lees-Smith these are

(Lab.) reciprocal.

moving the Opposition amendment,

that is maintained

the voluntary With regard to Lithuania, It

out that agreements reached system would have provided all the pointed

men required. Scenes of enthusiasm with that country in connection with

and queues of men waiting to join the incorporation of Memciland have

outside the territorial drill-halls already clarified the mutual relations outs

convinced him there was no need of the two countries, and that they

for con

conscription in Britain, have agreed to refrain from the ap- the settlement pilcation of force

tion of continental conscription into of eventual disputes.

recent state-Britain for the sake of inducing young Commenting on

men to go to camp for three to six ments of responsible Scandinavian statesmen, which have made it clear months, was really to use a steam

hammer to crack a nut. that theso countries refuse to be drawn into alliances or bloes directed against other States, the diplomatic against ou

the

correspondent of the "Berliner Boer sen Zeltung" declares that the de finite rejection of political entangle ments by the Scandinavian States must be regarded as an answer to President Roosevelt's Invitation to in moral encirclement infclans. The paper says that none of the States to-day can be quite certain that it will not some day receive immoral proposals that apardise its neutrality. Trans- might embarrass it and eventually

Occan.

Romo Talks

Berlin, May 4. Official quarters emphasise that no concrete decisions or developments are expected, as an immediate result of Herr von Ribbentrop's visit to Rome.

|

It is naturally important that Ger- many and Italy should discuss possi ble developments in connection with Danzig and Poland, and the position of Yugo-Slavka.-Reuter,

Cafoncu In Vonica

Northern

Irishmen

LONDON, May 4.-Introducing the Conscription Bill for the second reading in the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Novilla Chamborlain said if tho Bill runs for the thros full yours as is planned at prosent, 800,000' conscripts will bo trained.

Ho announced that the measure would not be applied to North Ireland, United Press.

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Volunteers Favoured

Mr. Lees-Smith contended that compared with Mr. Chamberlain's figures of 200,000 for training under conscription, the voluntary system,

with reserves of men who had been trained under it, could produce 700,- 000 men.

Sir Archibald Sinclair also spoke in favour of the voluntary system, and added that the preservation of eur strength, peace depended on moral drmness, and the ability to Impress that in good time upon the consciences of the rulers of other countries, and also on co-operation between ourselves and the other peace-loving nations.

"We must also convince the Ger- man and Italian people that our feelings are friendly towards them." added Sir Archibald-Reuter.

Cheers For Edon

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Fri., May 6, 12.30 p.m. Fri, May 5, 1.00 p.m. Fri, May 5, 2 p.m. ..Fri, May 5, 2.30 p.m.

Tegelberg....Fri, May 5, 3.30 pm. Emp, of Japan Fri, May 5, 4.30 pm.

Air Mail for Indo-China, Iran, Air France Plane Fri, May 5.

and France (Paris and Northern

by tho Provinces only)

"Air France Airways Direct Service".

May 1, 1 pm.. May 5, 7 p.m.

Fri., May 5, 7.00 p.m. Fri, May 5, May 6.6 p.m. May 6, 0.30 nm.

KP.0.

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Sir Hugh O'Neill, the member for County Antrim, said that the reason for the exclusion of Northern Ireland from the bill was that the head of ind another State thought It

right proper to

and had made the British

change ita Rome, May 4.

was greet- M. Gafencu, the Rumanlan Foreign

ed with chen, who was.

denied that Minister, who left Rome to-day for voluntary aystem had altogether

ceased to exist. Belgrade on the penultimate stage of

It was true we were his long tour of European capitals, accepting a new principle,

but he did broke his Journey at Venice in order

not think anybody wanted

to curtail the Rumanian Minister to to sev

the liberties of

subject, Mr. Eden expressed the opinion Hungary, who had arrived there the previous day. grade, M. Gafencu will call on the

Immediately upon reaching Bel--that it was ridiculous to suggest that

the introduction of conscription the first step towards a totalitarian Yugo-Slav Foreign Minister, Dr.

regime in

in this country, The House Marcovic-Trans-Öccan

of Commons could immediately stop any movement in that direction, and there was no doubt that it would.

Polish Diot To Moot WARSAW, May. 4-The Polish Chamber will meet at 11 o'clock to- morrow morning to hear Colonel Beck's reply to Herr Hiller.

Colonel Beck is expected to speak

ut 11.15. The speech will be broad- cast throughout Poland, and relayed to the United States. There will be translations of the broadcast in Eng→ lsh, French, and German-Reuter.

ANGLO-SOVIET

PARLEYS: BREAK- DOWN RUMOURED

(Continued from Page 1.)

developments before giving expres-

the

sion to any opinion.

The question as to whether resignation of M. Litvinoff will lead to a revision of Soviet foreign policy la posed by most of the Berlin even- ing papers.

New York, May 4. Latest belief in Berlin is that The joint sub-commitico negotiat- Stalin's disinclination to work hand ing for a settlement of the Appala-in hand with the western democracies chion coal strike, to-day announced la the cardinal factor which brought Its failure to agree, indicating that no about the fall of the Soviet Foreign

JARDINE, MATHESON & step will be taken to countermand

CO., LTD.

the earlier strike order calling out 150,000 miners in these regions at midnight-Reuter.

General Managers.

Hongkong, 25th April, 1939.

12 st.

San Mauricio P's.

.39 so.

Súyoc Consols Pa.

Canton Ices $..

Porncales Ps.

,58 on.

Cements $..

LANDS

HK Ropes $..

6.05 a.

STORES, &C.

.32 b.

Dairy Farm (ex. rts.)- $.

Watsons $..

Hotals $..

Lands $..

Lands 4% deb. §.

S'hai Landa Sh. $. Humphreys 5. H.K. Realties $. Chinese Estates $..

UTILITIES

Trams $..... Pook Trams (old) $. Peals Trams (new) $. Star Ferries $.... Y. Ferries $(x. d.) China Lights (old) $. China Lights (new) H.K. Electrics $.. Macco Electrics $. Sandakan Lights Telephones (012) 4,

(New)

Telephones Tractions B/

.100 n. Dairy Farms (rts.) $..

.8.90 n.

.7.10 b.

..4.30 s.

16.30 60.

Lane Crawfords $.. Sinceres ....

.103 n. Wing On (HK) $.

Powell, Ltd. $....

COTTON MILLS Ewo Sh. $. Shal Cotton Sh. $.

.4 1. .65 b.

22.60 n.

8.30, ER. .5% b. .64% b. .10 b.

New Expulsion

By Germans

Commisspr.

Soviet-Reich. Rolations

There are no indications of any intention on the part of Germany, to follow up this sensational Soviet

move by seeking to modify its attitude towards the Soviet Union. To

fact, the whole

question of German-Soviet relations ands no mention in the German. press.

In

.1 b. 12.70 n. .3.60 n.

.21 s.

BERLIN, May 4-Miss Barbara .14.75 b

Henmani, a-secretary in the Beriln 7% office of the "Daily Telegraph," has .1.00 D. in 14 days.

6. been ordered to leave Germany with-ment caused in London and Parts by

42 n. No reason is given.

Most of the newspapers this even- ing give prominence to the embarrass

the news Certain it is, says the "Deutsche Allgemeine Zellung Miss Henman is the first woman Litvinoff went all out to get the .1 n.

among the present series of ex-Soviet Upion to abandon the reserve 10.80 n.pulsions.--Reuter,

imposed upon it by a former period of isolation and to lead it to the West

Zoong Sings, Sh. $. Wing On Textiles, Sh

113 n. 30 A .40 n

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HK. Entertainment $...

Constructions, $..

Vibro Piling $.

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DALADIER

REAFFIRMS POLICY (Continued from Page I.)

.6 b.

1% which we together, with an 780.whelming majority of the people in

over

with flying colours.

The "Angrlit" reports that Litvinoff has already moved out of his luxuri oualy furnished palace and has taken a three-roamed fat.

Ambassadors To Be,

· · Recallad?,

the world, are determined to defend. In all probability, says the paper, .04% n.

The French people knows that.the Soviet Ambassadors to London HK. Govt. 4% Loan 3% prm. b. ita determination is unshakeable and Paris, M. Malaky and M. Suritz H.K. Govt. Loan 34% par ;;;But I wanted under the present cir-will be recalled, as they were both; Margmans (Lond.) 8/- 14/4 n. cumstances to recall this."

■.” | close collaborators' with Litvinoft.”“ Maramana (ILK.)" s/.........

sa. Trans-Ocean.

A despatch from Warsaw says that

0

was

There could be no compulsory service of any kind in this country unless it had an overwhelming measure of voluntary support.-Reuter,

Sceno In HOURO

London, May 4. There was a "scene" in the House of Commons to-day.

At one moment the House was listening with quiet Intentness to Mr. Chamberlain's explanation of the effects of the Military Training Bill (Conscription) and the next pandemonium. broke out.

All because the Premier had said: "It has been decided not to extend conscription to the six counties of

Northern Ireland."

C03C

That did it! A section of the House and roared its protest, and some time elapsed before the Speaker could restore order to enable Mr. Chamber- Iain to resume his speech, says n "Trats-Ocean" message.

:

Government's Conduct

London, May 4. Mr. J. Kirkwood said that the men of the Clyde would rather strike than yield to conscription.

Mr. D. R. Grenfell, winding up for the Opposition, said that this country was not going down, but if the oplaton that it was had been created abroad, it was due to the conduct of the British Government.

The

Minister for Labour, Mr. Ernest Brown, sald that those who Predicted the voluntary system would down immediately conscription was introduced would be proved wrong.

He

that the pro quoted figures shoying |

conscription mea- sure had not adversely affected recruiting in the past few weeks.

Introduction of the bill had a more profound and steadying effect in Europe than any other event in recent weeks-Reuter.

at the conference held in the Kremlin on Wednesday, M. Stalin presided and among others present were M. Voroshlloft and M. Zdanoff. When it came to discussing the British pro- posals, a fierce dlapute arose between Zdanoff and Litvinoff. It is believed that the Red Army is opposed to a foreign policy which would entall Soviet commliments of a far-reaching character, at detai

When

the

conferenco

chded, Litvinaff handed in his resignation.→→ Trans-Ocean.

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