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FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
What to do to help a child
Anyone knowing of a chlid who has been assaulted, neglected, or 11-treated in a manner ilkely to cause unnecessary suffering or injury to health, or knowing of a parent Who is seeking advice on any matter concerning a child, would be doing an act of kindness by communicating
at once with-
The Hon. Secretaries, H.KS.P.C. The Old City Hall, Queen's Road C., Pokfulum Iload, 1st floor; or the Inspector, Violet Peel Health Centre, Wanchal; or the Inspector, 12, Sal Yeung Choi Street, 1st floor, Kow- loon.
All further steps will be taken, and expenses borne, by the Society.
The Informant's name will be kept strictly private, except in cases where malice is proved.
CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
MOTOR CARS, ETC. HONGKONG SCHOOL of Motoring Limited offers you motor tuition from $25 to $75 with good European and Chiness instructors registered. Ad-HOLLAND-Oost AZIE LIJN, NY. dress China Bldg, 1st floor, Tel. 20802,
Exchange At A Glance
SELLING,
T.T. London Demand do. T.T. Shanghai
T.T. Singapore
TT. Japan
T.T. India.
1/2.19/32 .1/2.19/32 310 .5134 101 8114
T.T. U.S.A.
28
T.T. Manila
57%
T.T. Balvin
.504
TT. Bangkok
153%
TT. Salgon
..107
T.T. France
.10.73
T.T. Germany
701
12521
1/6%
4 m/s L/C London
.1/2.27/32
4 m/s D/P du.
.1/23%
I m/s L/C U.S.A.
..23 1115
823 .4.68%
T.T. Switzerland
TT. Australlu
BUYING
4 m/s France
30 d/s India
U.S. Cross rate in Lon.
(HOLLAND-East Asia LINE)
From: ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, GENOA, and other PORTS.
The Steamship
"GAASTERKERK" having arrived from the above ports, consignees of cargo by her are nofi- fied that all goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/ or extra-hazardous godowns of the Toll's Wharf whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtaine ed.
Goods not cleared by the 14th August, 1930, 4 p.m. will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed and damaged packages are to be left in the go- downs, where they will be examined at Holt's Wharf.
Consignees are requested to apply for a
Revenue Officer in attendance when damaged dutiable cargo being examined,
19
Claims against the steamer must be presented in writing within ten days after arrival of steamer, otherwise they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. by the undersigned in any case what-
ever,
Bs of Lading will be counter-
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN N.V.
Agents, Hongkong. 7th August, 1939.
GRIM STRUGGLE by
FOR HARVEST
"Telegraph" Special Correspondent CANTON Aug. B.--As China's Good Earth in the Chungshan district gives forth its bountiful crops a race is developing be- tween the Japaneso and the Chinese in an effort to gain the harvest.
- Repented Japanese sorties are be- ing made in allempts to destroy the the entire rice crops, upon which
country-side relies for sustenance.
The Chungshan district government has ordered all soldiers who can be spared from the front lines to assist the pensants in harvesting operations.
are
As the supplica of grain are harvested and threshed, they taken away to the interior, safe from the hundreds of sarites now being made by Japanese troops on the farms.
MINES SINK TRAWLERS
"Telegraph" Special Correspondent CANTON, Aug. 8.-Japanese efforts to sweep the Wangmun channel in the Chungshan dis- trict free of mines is meeting with scant success.
Reports from Wangmun claim that no less than seven Japanese trawlers have met with disaster from the mines they have been endeavouring to sweep, in each ease the vessels striking the mines and sinking.
Sixty members of the crews of the trawlers are reported to have been drowned.
Subsequently, the Japanese aban- the doned their efforts to sweep
their with- channel, which, since
drawal, has been extensively re-own
with new mines,
CHARITY CONCERT
given by
Prof. Harry Oro
Prof. E. Pallagatti
Miss Prug Lowis
Mrs. Slivia Choy
Mr. Albert Woo
Miss Rosabel Hsu and the CHORAL GROUP`-- (Director: Prof, E. Gualdi) at the
CHINA FLEET CLUB THEATRE
On Friday, August 25, 1939,、
at 9 p.m.
In aid of Rafugee Children Sponsored by
The Industrial Home for Refugee Children Admissions: $5 and $3 Booking at the Tsang Fook Plano Co. Anderson Music Co.
Franco Will Be Spain's Premier
report,
TANGIER, Aug. 8 (Reuter).---A which is described well- informed, atales that General Franco
will become Prime Minister in the new Cabinet.
Minister,
The present Foreign Count Jordanu becomes vice-Premier,; and Minister-without-portfolio.
Senor Suner remains Minister of the Interior and Colonel Beigbeder becomes Foreign Minister,
Falangist Chief TANGIER, Aug. 0. (Reuter. Senor Suner is taking over the pre-1 sidency of the political junta of the Falangin Party.
Senor Cifestant present Secretary- General of the Falanga Party, may be replaced by General Munez. Grande. Senor Questo is shortly be- enning Ambassador to Rome.
Senor Beigbeder will be repinced as fligh Commissioner for Spanish Morocco by General Varela, manding the Spanish Marocco.
forces
cum+ in
STOCK MARKET
REPORT
Hongkong Stock Exchange Official Summary issued yesterday says:
Trading during the day was so Bimited in extent that the market may be rightly described as stognani.
Buyers
China Underwriters $1
JK. Lands 4% Debentures por 11.K. Electrics $53
Canton Ices $1
H.K. Govt. 40 Loan 1024 H.K. Govt. 345% Loan 9914
Sellers Humphreys $0
Salce
HK. Bank $1,320 Bank of East Asia $72
China Underwriters $1% Aloks Ps. 21 s.
Antamok Ps. 221 s.
Baguio Gold Ps. 21 s.
Batong Juhny Ps. 0130 b.
Benguel Consolidated Ps. 10.00 s.
Big Wedge Ps. 20 b.
b.
Coco Grove Ps, 23 Consolidated Mines Ps. 0025 s. Demonstration Ps. 09 b.
IX.L. Ps. 43 b. Ipo Gold Pa. 10 h. Itogon Mining Ps. 23% s Manbuloo Consolidated Pa, 05 b. Masbate Consolidated Ps. 11 s. Mindanno Motherlode 08% 9. Mine Operallon Ps. 13% s. North Camarines Ps. 231⁄2 b. Paracale Gummaus Ps. 10 b. Son Mauricio Ps. 89 s. Surigao Consolidated Ps 23 Suyoc Consolidated Ps. 14 9. Syndicate Investment Ps. 0280 v United Paracale Ps. 41% 8.
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Cabaret
Malicious Damage To Car Alleged
ALLEGED to have malicious- ly damaged car No. 6025, owned by Howard Allen Torr, manager of the Capitol Ballroom, West Point, Francisco Xavier Re- medios, 41, well-known cabaret manager, appeared before Mr. R. Edwards at the Central Magistracy this morning.
The case was remanded for one week on the application of Detective Sub-Inspector W. N. Darkin. Bail of $500 was allowed,
Hongkong's Disease Mortality Rate
117 DIE IN ONE WEEK
Startling Report By Authorities
were
No less than 70 people stricken willi various discuses in Hongkong during the past 24 hours, according to the report of the health authorities.
August 9, 1939.
Shipping Firm Fined $10
No Passenger Lists Submitted
at
POST OFFICE.
PARCEL FOST
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE Letiers and Postcards for Europa. Registered and Parcel Post Servico (except Great Britain and Eire) and A FINE of $10 was imposed on Messra. Thoreson and Company by to Foochow is temporarily suspended. South America are forwarded “via Mr. R Edwarde
the Central Parcel Post Service to the Pro-Siberia" if so superserited. Magistracy this morning, when a re-} vince of Yunnan is tempornelly aus- presentative appeared in Court and' pleaded guilty to having failed to send to the Commissioner of Police the shipping list showing the num- ber of passengers leaving Hongkong' for Rangoon by the Hat Hing on
June 20.
B. & S. Cautioned Messrs. Butterfield and Swire were also summoned for falling to send in a list showing the arrivals on the) The car was parked outside No. 69]
steamer Hupch on July 21. Shing Wo Road, Happy Valley, on
Inspector H. E. Langley said the July 30. The incident is alleged to Of these, 39 were tuberculosis vic-Hupeh had arrived from Haiphong have taken place shortly after mid-tims, and so für this year there have on July 21, and the firm had falled night, when the radio and aerial, fan, been 4,702 T.D. cases reparted to the to send in the usual passenger list,
authorities. switches, and the driving mirror
There were seven Europeana on were damaged to the
The cholera incidence was extent "of
in- $410.00,
cressed, 12 new cases being added the boat. The majority had actually arrived and left the Colony before yesterday, making the present total
the Police received the list, for 1030 up to 429.
H.K. Stock Market
were
The following quotations issued on the Hongkong Stock Mar-
ket this morning.
DANKS
for seven
Mr. W. Noble, representing Buiter There were nine cases of dysentery field and Swire, said a return hat five of enteric fever, four meningitis and one of puerperal fever. been made by the Company, but it The weekly health report shows that had been taken away by the Pass- of part offfelals at the quarantine an- days up to midnight August 5, there were 196 notifications chornge. It was the only that avail- Since then instructions had of tuberculosis, 27 of cholera, 49 of able. dysentery, 21 of enteric fever. 10 of been given for lists to be made in measles, three of diphtheria and four duplicate. of meningitis.
The fatality rale was exceedingly high In some cases, there being 66 deaths from T.B., 20 from cholera, 13 H.K. Bariks $....(ed.) 1.3221⁄2 in. from dysentery, eight from enterle HK. Banks Lon. .... 7414. fever, four from measles, three from HK. Banks (H.K. Reg.) £..17 8. | diphtheria, and one frasi uieningitis,
..04 0. Chartered
...24 n. .12 .
Mercantile, A. & B. L.. Mercantile, C. L.
- East Asia $.
INSURANCES
Cantons $.
Union $....
Bomber Lost
.72 n.1
.200 . .397 0.
Off Essex
China Underwriters $.:15 6. & 29. H.K. Fire S.
SHIPPING
Douglases $.. Steamboats $. Indo-Chinas, P.S Indo-Chinas, 1$. Shells Bearers sj- Waterboats $..
DOCKS ETC. Wharves S. Docks $.. Previients $.... New Eng. Sh. $. Sh. Docks, Sh. $.
MINING
Hongkong Mines cls.
Kailan s/→
Ruubs S...
Venz. Gold $.
Hotels S..
Lands $
LANDS
Land 4% de. S.. Sal Lands Sh. $. Humphreys 5.. .H.K. Realties $ Chinese Estates S..
UTILITIES Troms $......... Peak Troms (old) ́§. Peak Trams (new) Star Ferries $. Y. Ferries $.
China Lights (old)
China Light (new) $. H.K. Electrics S Macao Electrics
Sandakan Lights $
Telephone. (old) $
Telephones (new)"$ Tracious 4/ "Truetion (Prof.)" 3/~.-
INDUSTRIALS
.185 D.
Inspector Langley said the Past port officials were also entitled to n
st under their Ordinance.
A caution was registered,
Gambled Away
Employer's Money
Prison For Man Who Embezzled
Lifeboats Join In The Search .67 n.
Choi Ting-fong, 20, a Northern 15 n.
LONDON, Aug. 8 (Reuter).— Chinese, was charged before' Mr. Q. don. The Clacton, Walton-on-Sea and | A., A. Macfadyen at the Kowloon 30. Aldburgh lifeboats are reported Monistracy this morning on three .81/10% n.
to have left their stations to counts of embezzlement from his .8.10 n.
employer. He pleaded guilty to hav- search for two R.A.F. bombera ing embezzled $2,000 Chinese cur- believed to be missing between reney on July 22, $851 Chinese cur- the sunk light vessel and Ship-rency, and $362.01 on July 24.
Detective-Sergeunt J. Johnston said 4.30 n. wash Shoal off the const of defendant was sent by the complain- .8.30 n. Essex.
110 n.
R.A.F. speedboats are also reported to be participating in the search for 15/6 n.
the bainbers, which are taking part .0.40 n.
in the air defence exercises. 1.4
.4 n.
.10314 n.
10%
R.A.F. Crash in Egypt.
5 n.
144 n.
The lifeboats were launched after reports and been received from observer corps stations thint R.A.F. machines had crashed In the North Sen.
par b.
8 0.
.8 5.
.4% n. 100 n.
.10.70 n.
7.40 n.
3.70 n.
05% n.
2254 n.
.8.20 15.
....5 n.
ant to collect the money, from various | knitting factories in Kowloon. On July 22, after he had collected the money, he left for Macao where he lost the money in gambling. He came back again, and collected the other two sums of money, and like- wise, lost them in Macao.
His Worship remarked that it was unwise to allow a mint whose phy was comparatively so small to be trusted with large sums of money, Pan Han-shing, the complainant, re-
ALEXANDRIA, Aug 8 (Reuter),pied that defendant was drawing --An R.A.F. seaplane lo-day collided with the sea wall and sank.
The three occupants were injured, one slightly.
French Plane Crashes
$40 Chinese currency a month, which was considered high pay in Shanghai, Defendant was sentenced to four Inonths' hurd labour.
L
Paris, Aug. 8.
TENSION EASED, SURVEY SHOWS
A French commercial plane crash- 5334 b. ed in the Loire Valley on Monday
after running into dense for.
The three occupants of the plane were killed.--Trans-Ocean.
.18 n .12 n .22 .7.00 n 18/- 1. [21/6"n
Cald: Mac (ord.), Sh. $....14 n Call: Muci (Fre.), Sh. $...13 n. Canton lens $.
1. Cements $.
H.K. Ropes $.
STORES, &c. Dairy Farms (old) $.. Dairy Farms (new) $.. Watsons $.
Lane, Crawfords $. Sinceres $....... Wing On (1.K.) Powell, Ltd. §....
COTTON MILLS
12.60 n.
.3.70 n.
21 n.
203 n.
.0.40 n. .7.50 n. 1.80 n. .41 m. 1 n.
.18% n.
110 ..42 n.
Ewo Sh. $.... Shal, Cotton Sh. Zoong Sing, Sh. $.. Wing On Textiles. Sh. $....48% n.
MISC.
II.K. Entertainments $. Construction (old) $.. Constructions (new) $.. Vibro Piling $... Ch. Govt. 5% 1025
G. Bonds
H.K. Govt. 4% Loan. H.K. Govt. 3% Loan Marsmans (Lon.) s/-. Morsmans (ILK) c/-
MANILA SHARES
TOKYO CONFERENCE FACES COLLAPSE AS CURRENCY DEADLOCK
CONTINUES
(Continued from Page 13
as
be ready to accept a solution satis fying: unly part of their demands. If the titude of Britain renains Br as reported, those who prophesy a breakdown in the negotiations may prove 10 lg right,
the
U.S., French Attitude SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
(Doinel). TOKYO, Aug. 9 Several questions regarding .0.00 n.
1.55 n. breakdown in the Tokyo negotiations ..... were put to the spokesman of the 8 n. Foreign Office by foreign newspaper correspondents during this morning's 33% n. Press conference. .102
b.
.90 b.
.14/3 m.
7
(Continued from Page 13 rocking him off his feet. The Cap- tion_reads, "Careful, Marshal...there. jure guns which go off backwards.
The "Zwoelf Uhr Blatt" also carries a cartoon on the front page, depictog in unstven rufian in n
Pollsh unltonn with a huge jackknife, cutting and devouring slices markedl "Silesia" and "East Prussia" of a piece of cake shaped like the German Reich,"
As with the morning newspapers. e anti-Polish attacks are almed on yesterday's 'Cras" editorial threaten-
to bombord Danzig.
Foreign cbservers, regard it as signifcant that this is the first time
in at least two months that the entire German Press has suddenly been organized in unison for a violent nati- Polish blast,
Warsaw Denouncement SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" WARSAW, Aug. # (UP)~~News- dengan pet as papers here to-day "provocative" the action of the Dan-
sentenging zig Court. In
#Fush
Customs Officer, Jun Lipinski, to 18 One correspondent asked whether nonths in prison on a charge of dis- France and the United States woukturbing the peace. be consulted regarding
4/ questions raised
Following are sales and bid prices: August 1. August 9.
Antamok Atok Baguio Gold Batong Buhay Benguet Conă. Big Wedge Coco Grave Cons, Mines Demonstration
II
ipo Gold..
Horon Mining
Membulao Cóns,
Masbate Cons. Mind. Motherlode Mine Operations North Camarines Paracale Gumaus
San Mauricio
Surigao Cons
5.
Suyoc Cons.
Syndicate Invest.
United Paracale
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The following is Swan, Culbertson
& Fritz' report on this morning'a market:
Scribbled Will Valid the end of another quiet session
on
economic
at the
It was alleged that he attempted to Anglo-Induce several Danzig Storm Troops Japanese talks. The maller could be to cross the frontier, so that he could settled directly between Britain and "kidnap *thein." Japan, the spokesman replied,
"What will be the situation If France and the United States decide otherwise?" the correspondent asked.
"Japan will not accept auch view the spokesman replied,
The spokesman refused to divulge the nature of the suggestions made to Mr. S. Kato by Sir Robert Craigie yesterday.
E
The "Asahi Shimbun." commenting on the deadlock this morning, says! "The British attitude in delaying the conference is inspired...by political motives, with an eye on the inter- national situation and on the internal situation in Japon."
.
To Review Fleet
German Swimmers Successful
Berlin, Aug. 7. Out of the nine races held on the first day of an International swim- ming meeting to-day, seven were won Isy Germany, outstanding perform- unces being a new German record of 1
the min., 17.9 secs, in
100 métro backstroke event for women. This was set up by the young swimmer Lisel Weber.
The remarkably fast time of 2 mins, 40.4 seca. In the 200 metres breast stroke event for men was achieved by Baike of Bremen, this time being unequalled in a 80-metra
In the women's evenja Ingo Schmitz won the 200 metres crawl and Olga Eckstein achieved the first pince in the high diving
Most issues remained unchanged at
London, Aug. 3. The King and Queen are leaving Manila
Dalmoral Gold Share market.
to-day for Weymouth, where His Majesty will review the Unlied Paracale registered a onc (UP) The half centavo rise, while Mambulao Fleet Reserve to-morrow. GETTYSBURG, Po.
Yesterday the was bid at one centavo above yester-
His Majesty visited pool. between scribbled will found pares of cook book has been ruled day's closing bid and San Mauricio Boys' Camp at Abergeldie Castle, valld by an Adams ceunty jury. The wan bid at one centavo above the last where the King's camp for 200 boys fram Public Schools and industrial drawn by Jacob sale. testament was
areas is established.
Helst, who died in January, 1930, and directed that his $1,000 estate be
August 8 August 9
Morning
His Majesty spent the afternoon walking. In the mountains with the neas done. ..Ps 120,000 P 63.700 boys, who gave him a very hearty Gold Share Av.
84.00 welcome.-Reuter Bulletin.
turned over to his friends. Mr. and Volume of busi- 1 Mrs. George E. Kemper.
Holst's
relatives contested the will.
04.20
The English victories were secured i in the relay and the 400 metres crawl, which was won by T. D. Hutton in s mins.. 51 sees,-Trans-Ocean.
pended.
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at 5 pm on the previous day. INWARD MAILS
From
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Air Mail by "Pan American Airways
Direct Bervice"-San Francisco Pan American Airways dale, 2nd Ang.
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Canton
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(Vancouver B.C., date, 22nd July) Emp, of Russia Manila
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Japan
Duo,
.Auguri 9.
......August 9.
August 10,
.August 10.
Imperial Airways Plano ..August 10,
Kweiyong
...August 10,
Ninghai
August 10,
Sirdhana
.August 10.
Pakhol, Hollow and Fort Bayard, Shanghal
Szechuen
August 10.
Burdwan
August 11.
Hakone Maru
.August 11.
Laos....
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Lima Maru
August 11.
.August 11,
Japan and Shanghai Straits
Tango Maru
August 11,
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August 11.
Shanghai
M/V, Victoria
.August 12,
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.August 13,
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Straits
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.....Wed., Aug. D. K. P. O.
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Rez.
....Aug. 10,′ 5 pan.
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Australia by "Imperial Aleways Dircet Service"-due Sydney 18th August
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Q.P.0.
Rek.
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.
Monita
Antoy
Haiphong
Air Mall for "K.L.M.
Direct Service"lue Ansterdam, 22nd August.
Friday
.Aug. 10, 7 p..
Thurs., Aug. 10, 7 p.m.
Tilhadak .....Fri., Aug. 11, 8.30 a.m. Tai Scun Hong Fri, Aug. 11, 2 p.m. Airways Hakone Mara.......FL. Aug. 11.
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Reg..
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via Thursday Island-due Thurs- day Island, 23rd August, Parcels only for Calcutta.
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Anshun
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and
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September. Amoy
Cremer
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Airways Imperial Airways Plane
London
Reg.,
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„Aug). 14, 7 D.M.
Air Mail for Malaya, Java, and Imperial Airways Plane
Australla by "Imperial Airways
Sydney, Service"dne
Direct 21st August,
Canton
Mon., Aur. 14.
K.P.O.
.Aux, 14, 5 pan.
Rex.,
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..Aug. 16. 5.30 p.m..
G.P.O.
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.Aug. 14. E Dm.
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Tuesday
Fatakan
Parcels, Papers,
Parcels and Papers only for Calculin Hosang
‚ÂaE. 14, 7. p.m.
„Tues., Aug. 16, 7.15 n.m. „Tucé, Aug 15, ..............Aug. 15.5 p.m.. Aug. 10, 8.30a.m.
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