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NAZIS NOW IN COMPLETE, UNDISPUTED CONTROL OF
ECONOMIC REMEDIES
DEFINITE
PROPOSALS AT
CONFERENCE
Reducing Surplus Commodities.
CO-ORDINATION OF MARKETING
AND PRODUCTION
London, To-day.
A comprehensive report, drafted
BRITISH WOMEN WITH FOREIGN HUSBANDS
Bill Introduced Giving Freedom To Retain Nationality
London, To-day.
A Bill to allow British women who marry foreigners freedom to retain their nationality was intro- duced under the ten mlaute rule into the House of Commons yes- terday, and read for the first time. -British Wireless Service.
NEW HOTEL
COLLAPSES
IN WUCHOW
by the Economic sub-Commission of the World Economic Conference One Killed And Ten
advocates the co-ordination of pro- duction and marketing of import- ant commodities of which surpluses exist.
The scheme must command the assent of a substantial majority of producers and aim at securing the willing co-operation of importing countries.---Reuter.
Moley Arrives In London.
MR. ROOSEVELT'S ADVISER AT CONFERENCE.
London, To-day Professor Raymond Moley, United States Assistant Secretary of State and con. fidential adviser to Prest- dent Roosevelt, arrived in London at 1 am. this mom- ing, by private planc.
Prof. Moley, who left the 8.8. Manhattan at Queenstown, Ire land, to complete the remainder: of his trip by air, was apparent- ly delayed either by the late ar- rival of the liner at Queenstown,
Injured.
BUILDING JUST COMPLETED
("China Mail” Special)
Wuchow. June 25, One person is dead and 10 injured, seven seriously, as the result of the collapsing, during
A
heavy storm, of a new three- storey hotel, here. It is feared ́that other bodies are buried in
the debris.
The building stands near Big Eastern Street, and has only just been completed. The open- ing was to have taken place this week.
The mishap occurred with- out warning during the heavy rains of Saturday afternoon. The entire roof of the structure collapsed and crashed through. all the floors, leoving only part of the outside walls standing.
The cause of the disaster is unknown, but enquiries are be- ing made into the construc- tion, (Our Own Correspond- ent)..
or unfavourable flying weather. BRITAIN'S FISHING
Reuter.
Settling Down To Business.
SCHEME TO EXPEDITE MASS
OF COMMITTEE WORK.
London, To-day.
INDUSTRY
· Drastic Regulation's Proposed.
GOVERNMENT BILL
ALL RIVALSH, M. THE KING'S ABOLISHED
NATIONAL
PARTY NOW
AT NEWMARKET:
Sees Abbot And
Ridden To - Vicimy
London, vlakkey.
While at - Newmarket) “races
DISBANDED yesterday. His Majesty King
Political Prisoners To Be Released.
HUGENBURG'S RESIGNATION WILL BE ACCEPTED
Berlin, To-day. The Nazis are now in complete control in_Germany, Chan- cellor Hitler's cam- paign to suppress all rival parties having been brought to a successful conclu- sion.
The former power- ful National Party will henceforth dis- appear, members be- ing merged with the Nazis. The whole- sale campaign of ar- rests during the week quelled opposi- tion and the Nation- al Party has suffer- ed the same fate as the "steel Helmets." Communists and So- cialists have been totally previously banned.
saw two events won by he borses.
The Hare Park hamam and Bot wen by Foxearth, tisham Staken by TheAbbot. These Royal victories were EX® tremely popular.-British Wire Jess Service
GERMANY'S DEBT OBLIGATIONS
Creditors Meet Ir London.
RYDER CUP TRIUMPH
BRITAIN'S
· DRAMATIC
VICTORY
Easterbrook Wins At 36th Hole.
AMERICAN'S MISSED PUTT
15,000 Watch Thrilling,
Close Contest
A galery of 15,000 spectators cheered. Syd Easterbrook to the
Senorita B Pons, of Spain, one of the most attractive lady : competitors at Wimbledon.
echo when he sink a four-foot putt ULM ARRIVES AT for a 5 on the last green to give |
Great Britain a dramatic triumph
CALCUTTA
PROVISIONAL TERMS FOR PART PAYMENT
over America in the Ryder Cap con- Australia To England London, To-day. test at Southport yesterday.
Flight. Another meeting of the repre-
The two countries, were on level sentatives of the long term credi- tors of Germany in Great Britain, terms and Easterbrook and Shute! Holland, Sweden, Switzerland and were all square going to the 36th | the United States, was held in Lon-hole. Putting for a four both play- don yesterday, with Dr. Schachters missed. Shute threw away a President of the Reichsbank.
THE SINGLES RESULTS
Dr. Schacht agreed that the half by missing an easy second foreign exchange becoming avail-putt. able to the Reichsbank in the next six months shall be used for paying a propofuin of every coupon and other revenue payeg ing a proportion of every coupon and other revenue payment fall ing due from July 1 to December 31. This proportion will be an- of yesterday's singles:
Abe Mitchell (Britain) beat Olin nounced publicly by the Reichs bank before July 1, and will be Dutra (U.S.A.) 9 and 8.2 such as to make sure that the Craig Wood (U.S.A) beat W. proportion will be paid through- Davies (Britain) 4 and 3. out this period.
(U.S.A.) beat
The following were the results
Gene Saruzen
Calcutta, To-day. Mr. C. T. P. Ulm, the Aus tralian airman,, with his companions, Messrs. P. B. Taylor and G. L. Allan, ar rived here yesterday, his Australia-England fight, which he hopes to accom-. plish in five to air days..
on
Mr. Ulm took off from Derby,
CHATER ROAD,
HONG KONG
GERMANY
WIMBLEDON SURPRISES
BOUSSUS
AND NUNOI
ELIMINATED
Favourites Forced To Four Sets.
SOUTH AFRICAN BRILLIANT
AGAINST. PERRY:
Londen, To-day.
After an uneventful first day sa sational surprises were provided to |the large, fashionable crowd attended Wimbledon infer weather yesterday..
Following F. J. Perry's elimina- to by the South African, Norman
Farquharson, the Japanese cham- pion, R. Nunoi, was defeated after a long and gruelling match with the young American, L. J. Stoeffen.
Unexpected thrills occurred when the four favourites for the title, Ellsworth Vines, Jack Crawford, Henri Cochet and Bunny Austin, were all forced to four sets.
Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody made a typical debut by neel
Western Australia, at 11.55 p.m.⠀ing of twelve straight
on June 23. On June 25 he was reported to have been forced. down at Alor Star, Malaya, and he reached Rangoon on June 26,
“games, to enter the Second
Round of" / "The Women's. Championship?
Further surprises occurred
taking off again for. Calcutta when Adrian Quist and Christian yesterday.
Boussus were eliminated, but The machine is an Australian- their respective opponents are built plane of the Fokker type, both players of a high calibre. Land before commencing his flight,
E. Nunol considered to be Japare Mr. Ulm flew non-stop from most promising player since T Sydney to Derby in 21 hours, Harade, was beaten by L J. Beuter.
Stoeffen, the American ace who won his semi-final game against Clifford Sutter in the London Champion- ships by the flick of a coin. Stoef- fen won the final set at 6-2 after 55 games had been played,
It is hoped that after six months, the full payment of in-Alfred Padgham (Britain) 6 and 4.
terest will be possible, but should Walter Hagen (U.S.A.) beat
this prove not to be the case, Alfred Lacey (Britain) 2 and 1. there will be another meet- Arthur Havers (Britain) beat ing of the representatives Leo Diegel (USA.) 4 and 3. with Dr. Schacht in time to meetļ the position.
Percy Alliss (Britain) beat
Walter Runyan (U.B.A.) 2 and 1.
DISARMAMENT PARLEYS
Only Temporarily Abandoned,
Horton Smith U.S.A.) beat Charles Whitcombe (Britain 2 and MR. BALDWIN'S ASSURANCE
London, To-day,
Adrian Quist, the youthful Aus- tralian doubles player, bowed the knee to Keith Gledhill. In straight. sets.
Quist beat Gledhill in the
Test series against America early
H. G. N. Lee, another seed-
ed player and one of Britain's. hopes, also dropped a set in eliminating Switzerland's No. 1 :
The Reichsbank announce. ment will deal also with the Although the resignation of Herr special position of Dawes Hagenberg, leader of the Nation-
Loan and the Young Loan.
in the year. McGrath, the tro- Creditors representatives were Syd Easterbrook (Britain) beat
handed back-hand Australian, was alists and German Minister of Econ unable to accept the principle Densmore Shate (USA.) 1 up.
A denial that the London, con given a terrific struggle by Siba, versations in connection with the the match going to 58, games before amics, is not yet officially accepted, embodied in the law of June 9,
that payment
Disarmament Conference had been the 17-year-old Australian won at 1933,
to the it is regarded as certain that it will Reichsbank by the debtor should
abandoned, was made in the House 7.5, London, To-day. be.
discharge his obligation to pay. The Prince of Wales, who is a of Commons yesterday, by the Pro- As President of the Monetary A further step in the Govern-
in foreign currency,:/ Meanwhile it is announced that
keen golfer, witnessed the after-sident of the Council, Mr. Stanley and Economic Conference, Mr, ment's legislative programmes' de-
Dr. Schacht stated that it noon round, watching all the Baldwin. They had only been tem- Ramsay MacDonald has convened signed to assist industry, was taken that henceforth that all ex-members was outside his authority to dis matches in turn. At the conclu- porarily postponed owing to the a meeting of the Bureau of the yesterday when, the House of Com Conference for to-day which a re- mons debated the second reading of of the Nationalist Front, as the Na-cuss that matter. It was, how sion of the contest the Prince opening activities of the World (Continued on Page. 12) presented the Ryder Cup to Percy Economie Conference, he declared. the Sea-Fishing Industry Bill. tional Party is now called, will be
Alliss, captain of the British The United States Government, This measure is intended to se-l
in accord with the British Govern- given to co-ordinating and expedi ating supplies, and contains pro- tants of National Germany and will
ment were convinced that such con- cure remunerative prices by regul- equally recognised as fellow comba- LANCASHIRE AND ting the great mass of work now visions to regulate the mesh of net be protected from insult and dis
versations were essential to the good progress of the work of the Die in committee.
armament. Conference, and they be Clifford Much work was done yesterday ate the size of fish sold in Great crimination.
lieved that this conviction was Christian Bonaus (France), f), 10-8, shared by the President of the Dis- 6-4, 6-2 armament Conference, Mr, Arthur Henderson, and a great many of the
port will be made of the develop- ments to date, and consideration
used by British vessels; to regul-)
by various committees, mostly in Britain; to prohibit the landing of The suppression follows the
private.
sea fish caught in certain areas in renewed demand for an all-Nazi The examination of questions certain seasons; and to regulate the Government made by Herr Esser, relating to the circulation of mone- quantity of fish supplied to British the Bavarian Minister, on Fri- tary, gold and the minimum legal marketa by foreign countries. cover for central banks, was yes- (Continued on Page 12.) terday completed by the appre- priate sub-committee of the
Financial-Commission.
The body.
has submitted the following ̈re- commendations:
"That under modern conditione, monetary gold is required, not for Internal circulation, but as a re- serve against. central bank fiabili
SILVER ADVANCES IN NEW YORK. General Rise In Shares Continues.
New York, To-day.
ties, and primarily, to meet exter-** There was an early advance
Dal demands for payments caused,
by some dis-equilibrium onz foreign account. It is consequent-
ly undesirable to put gold coins or
in silver on the New York "Stock market yesterday,” in sympathy with Shanghai and London and better sentiment
gold certificates into internal cir・・ generally, calation
day, when he invited the Bavar-} tan Peoples' Párty and the Ger man National Party to commit hari-kari unless they preferred the same fate as the Socialists.
Wholesale arrests of National Party officials were made during the week
All Nationalist political pri- soners will be released im- mediately and Nationalist deputies in the Reichstag and
· Prussian- Diet will identify a themselves with the Nazi Parliamentary groups, 2
INDIA
Discussion On Cotton Industries.
NO DECISION REACHED
London To-day. After two hours of foll
and frank discussion on matters of common interest," no conclusions were reach- ed in London yesterday be- Iween representatives of the Lancashire Cotton: industry and Mr. H. P Mods, Chair: men of the Bombay Mul Owners Association.
team
Britain won the last match in Britain at Moortown, Leeds, under the captaincy of George Duncan, who defeat- ed Walter Hagen by 10 and 8. In 1931 the Americans recorded a declalve win at Columbus, Ohio. In all Bri- -tain have won three times (1926, 1929 and 1998) and America twice (1927) and 1931)............. Each country - has won on her own soll,
The two countries were OD level terms and Easterbrook and Shute were all square going to the thirty-sixth hole. There was tense excitement as both players placed their drives well down the middle. The Briton's second
Mr. ~ Mody was supported by shot was to the back of the Sir Edward Benthall, Mr. F. E. green, while Shute was bunker- James and colleagues of» Mr. ed. Both players were short Herr Hugenberg tendered his Mody, in the working of the in-with their mashie shots and miss- resignation last week, but Pre-dustry and trade organisation ined shortish pults. Maksident von Hindenburg declined India. «
----・・ The advance in industrials, rails, to accept it. His roelgnation. It was agreed to continue the ** That in order to improve the utilities and bonds continued and the Nazis assert, will not affect discussion soon in Lancashire or worldng of the future gold stan- does not yet appear to have end-the position of the Cabinet itself in London. It is hoped that it dard, greater elasticity should be ed, Raila rose 1.61 to 47.07, & Herr Hugenberg,, who headed the will be possible, later to arrange given to central banks and legal new high level. Business was German". delegation to the ja visit for Mr. Mody to caver, proviziona."--British Wire-brisk, 5,640,000 shares being trad- Economic Conference, was recalled the Lancashire, cotton, less Service,
ed.
Week
Reuter
Bhute missed his second putt and Easterbrook holed a
for a 5 and the cheer from the
antisued on Pagers.)
delegations.
They trusted that in spite of the delay it might be possible, shortly, to arrange for exchanges of view to take place-British Wireless Service
ranking player,
(Continued on Pads 4)
The following were the results:
MEN'S BINGLES (SECOND
BOUND).“ Butter (UBA)
D
beat
Gention (France) beat De Kehrling (Hungary)^2, 4, 6-6, 6-1, 7+1. ^-
B. Menzel (Creche » Blovakia) beat C. Gregory (Britain) 3-7, 1-3, 3-4- - Keith Gledsin (U.S.).); best
Adrian Quist (Australia) 6-1, 9-7, 1-2, 197
Jack Crawford (Australia) bedt Martin Legezy #2 63 64, 64
Vivian, McGrath to (Australia), beat Sibs (Czecho Slovalda) 7-5, 6-3, 3-6; 7-977-52.000
LJ Blocken (USA) best R
JAPANESE TROOP Nasel (Japan): -7, 2-8; 6-7, 14, 6-2
CHANGES.
400 Replacements For Peking Guard.
Peking. To-day.
Henri Cocket (France) beat C. R. D. Tuckey: (Britain) 4-4, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4.
BAG, N, Lơn (Britain)) bout Fisher witzerland); 6-8, 6-1, 6-7/61/
beat Jacques, Brugnon – (France);
Ellsworth Vines (UB.A. and 'bolder) beat
(Britain): 6-8, 6-3,
This morning 100 Japanengokoak (Japan), beat Morris (Bri-
froopa y entrained for Tien- Lain, en route to Japan, their term of duty as Legation: guard having expired Replacements arrived here from Japan some time there are now still. Japanese troops in
Beuter
and
400
\=): 6-1, 6-3, 6-24
Farquharson ́(8.
Afrias)
Perry (Britain) 7-5, 6-1
FIRST ROUND RESULT.
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