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For The Early Spring
PAUL RENNET et CIE
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Kowloon.
SENATE
HAUPTMANN HAS LAST WORD
VIOLENT
ARGUMENT
WITH WILENTZ
·Prosecuting Counsel Electrifies Court With Barrage Of Questions
ACCUSED REITERATES
INNOCENCE
Flemington, To-day.
REFUSES AMERICAN ADHERENCE TO THE WORLD
The occupation of the Saar Val- ley by the League of Nations army for the January 16 plebiselte perled made Britala feel easier, following the Incident treated by the beating of Capt. Harry Justice, an Eng-
tlobal police. He was beaten in a riot following an auto accident in which another Briton Sgured.
A tedious examination of the finish officer of the Soar interna- ancial dealings between Bruno, Hauptmann and Isidore Fisch was the feature of yesterday's proceed-
WARNS GRANT
ings in the Lindbergh Baby kid- RICHARDSON mapping trial, Mr. Wilentz, for the prosecution striving to drive home the point that Hauptman's records showed that he received only. £400 from Fisch.
ROARS OF APPLAUSE
GREET RESULT
WIRELESS APPEALS PROVE
BIG INFLUENCE
TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY FAILS
WASHINGTON, TO-DAY.
THE SENATE YESTERDAY FAILED TO RATIFY THE RESOLUTION FOR AMERICA'S ADHERENCE TO THE PER- |MANENT COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE AT "THE
HAGUE
The two-thirds majority necessary for ratification was not secured."
The voting in the Senate was 52 for adherence to the Hague | Court and 36 against. ⠀⠀
The result was received with a roar of applause from oppon- Lents. to adherence who were in the galleries of the House.
FORTY-THREE DEMOCRATS AND 9 REPUBLICANS VOT- ED FOR ADHERENCE, WHILE 20 DEMOCRATS AND 14 RE- PUBLICANS VOTED AGAINST.
C
The announcement of the engagement of Princess Juliana" of Holland, shown in her latest portrait, to Prince Freldrich von Mec- klenburg, son of the German Grand Duke, has been made. The Princess, heir to Holland's throne is 25 and her reported fiance is
a year younger.
THE LATTER DECLARED THAT THE VOTE MEANT SILVER
THAT THE ISSUE WAS DEAD FOR SOME TIME TO COME. IF NOT PERMANENT.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, leader of the Senators for adher- ence, declared: "This forecloses
IN TEST MATCH CHINA URGED
TO RECOGNISE the question of American entry MANCHUKUO definite period." He added that
Umpire's Authority Against Bodyline
EXCEPTION TAKEN TO PRESS REPORTS
violent argument, developed, Mr. Wilentz and Hauptmann's heads being only a few inches apart, glaring and shouting, Haupt- mann's eyes blazing and Wilentz
Port of Spain, To-day, pale with anger.
regard to the bodyline the cross-examination! drew to a close Wilentz electrified bowling incidents in the second
With
NO PRACTICABLE ALTERNATIVE
the
to the World Court from an in-
wireless + and other outside ap-1
peale against adherence had tre- mendously influenced the vote.
The House of Representatives has passed a bill prolonging for two years the life of the Recon- struction Finance Corporation, which should automatically ex pire to-morrow,
The bill had already passed the
might well the Senate for approval of the
BRITISH JOURNAL'S VIEWS
London, To-day. A leading article irs the court with, a barrage of official Test between the West Morning Post to-day says that Seriate, but will be returned to questions, concluding thunder, ladies and the touring M.C.C. side, Nanking statesmen
to the interest of amendments made by the House ously "Hauptmann, you have con- Arthur Richardson, the former think it
China to follow a friendlier po of Representatives. Reuter. cealed everything, you have lied Australian Test player and one of
cy and come to a modus vivendi (Continued on Page 8) about everything." "No," torted Hauptmann in a deep, the two ampires, took exception to with Japan and recognise Manchu- the hints in the Press as to the kuo. If Nanking, took that course, After two days' cross-examin- type of bowling which should not Europe might be expected to fol tion Hauptmann had the last word because, as Wilentz turned be permitted, as Smith had re-law suit.
angry voice.
away,
re-
יו
no
still frained from bumping the ball after Japan protests that she has Hauptmann was
designs upon the Integrity of vehemently and defiantly protest-R. E. S. Wyatt, the England skip-China and that the Japanese po ing that he had concealed no-per, had talked to him.
licy is to restore peace and stabi thing.
Constantine, however, had per lity to China. To-day, Mr. Edward Reilly sisted on the last day of play in If peace could be concluded on begins his examination of the ac bowling short bumpers to Bob
that basis and sincerely followed cused Reuter.
Wyatt and Leslie Ames, and by both sides, it might. go far to
SMUGGLING OF SILVER
Stringent Regulations Made By Customs
two
NORTH-SOUTH HOPES
Mr. Li Sounds Position For Mr. Hu.
OPPOSITION ALLEGED IN HIGH QUARTERS
[From Our Own Correspondent)
Canton, To-day. With the arrival of Mr. Li General Chiang Kai-shek might Haiao-sheng in Shanghai as re-
of his deliveries narrowly restore prosperity to the East and missed the stumper's head, following to the world.
which he (Richardson) had gone
up to George Grant, skipper, of the think it worth white to accept the presentative of Mr. Hu Han-min, West Indles' team, and informed
"NOT WANT WAR
JUBILEE PLANS
GERMANY CERTAINLY DOES AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT
VERY SHORTLY
Lord Lothian Convinced She Is Now Settling Down
Berlin, to-day
Lord Lothian, who, as mėn tioned in a Reuter's message of
Saturday last, was on a visit to Germany, had an audience with Reichefuehrer Hiller yesterday.
leier Reuters Rouge giving his impressions of his visit declared, that Germany, is settling down after the revolu tion and she certainly does not want war.
Lord Lothian leaves for home to-day-Router.
LOOSE TALK
OF IMPENDING
NAVAL RACE
Equal Security Versus Equal Armaments
JAPAN'S COMBINED FORCES GREATER THAN AMERICA'S STATES MR. DAVIS
New York, To-day, these professions, several reports that Canton will We should not talk loosely of an him that us the M.C.C. had discon- sincerity of tiqued bodyline bowling, the other since experience has shown that co-operate with Nauking are now impending naval race, declared there is no practicable alternative in circulation. It is learned from Mr. Norman Davis, chief delegate side must follow suit, otherwise he
Western Powers desiring intended using his umpires au-
a well-informed sources that Gen- Shanghai, To-daythority under the new M.C.C. Anti-share in the creation of a prosper-eral Chiang Kai-shek, Chairman of the United States at the recent Stringent regulations designed Bodyline Ruling, which was applicous China would do botter to ap- of the Nanking Muitary-Com- naval conversations in London, at proach Japan frankly, and offer mission, has assented to Mr. Hua dinner of the Council of Foreign to prevent the illegal outflow of able on-the present tour. silver. are announced by the Cus Richardson has been invited to go their capital in co-operation, the Han-min's general views on na- Relations. toms, which henceforth will. con- to British Guiana by the M.C.C. and journal concludes.-Reuter. fiscate all contraband and fine the West Indies Control Board to smugglers an amount equivalent umpire the games there. Reuter.
to the value of the consignment and give handsome rewards to {nformants. The police and military will be responsible for seizure. Reuter.
ROBERT HASS IN SHANGHAI
League Successor To Dr. Rajchmann
Shanghai, To-day.
Mr. Róbert Haas, Director of
BRITISH PICTURES BILL
WEATHER FORECAST
armaments..
FLOOD-LIGHTING TO PLAY BIG PART
PROMINENT LANDMARKS TO BE MASS OF LIGHT
The Misfaterial announce ment regarding plans for the King's Silver Jubilee, which are at present under the con sideration of His Majesty, is expected shortly.
London To-day.
COURT
KWOK WINS AGAIN BETTERS OWN
INTERPORT MARK
IN 100 YARD SWIM
VICTORIAN TITLE SECURED
CHINESE STAR MAKES HISTORY
SWAN HILL, AUSTRALIA. KWOK CHUN-HANG, CHINA'S BRILLIANT BREAST-STROKE SWIMMING CHAMPION," RE CORDED. HIS SECOND PER. SONAL TRIUMPH IN ÄUSTRALIA YESTERDAY WHEN HE WON' THE 100 YARDS BREAST. STROKE CHAMPIONSHIP OR VICTORIA
IN +975 SECONDS: WHICH IS ONE SECOND, BET- TER THAN HIS INTERPORT RECORD AND TWO SECONDS |SLOWER THAN HIS HONG KONG
RECORD.
Houston, who came second to Kwok in the Melbourne Centenary Championship 100 Metres again
took second place.
His third appearance in the cham pionships he was unplaced in the 200 Metres Breast Stroke Cham~~ plonship of Australia after leading made a name for himself in the for half the distance-Kwok has
swimming world and is the first Chinese to secure a European title. monwasin he annexed the 100 In his first appearance in the Com- Metres Australian Championship title in 83 seconds.
This Is the last event in which Kwok Chun-hang is entered for, although it is quite probable that he will take part in various... exhi- thanksgiving service at St. Paul's bition swims during his tour which Cathedral and reviews by the King follows the Centenary Games.
Arrangements so far, include,
of Naval, Military and Air Forces.
Majesties should make processional RUBBER EXPORTS drives through London, including separate tours of East and South Malaya Below Quota
Allowance
London and the Northern suburbą.!
(Continued on page, D.);
NATIONAL THEATRE
FOR BRITAIN
Scheme In Connection With Jubilee
£500,000 BUILDING FOR HEART
OF LONDON
London, To-day.
London, To-day. The International Rubber Com- [mittee met yesterday and for- mulated the exports from con- trolled countries for the first seven months of the restriction scheme as compared with the official quotas,
The Lutch East Indics. Ceylon
and North Borneo exceeded their quotas by 1,459, 28, and, 296 tons, Malaya, India, respectively.
A scheme to raise £500,000 ́ ́, Lo Burma and Sarawak had de catablish a National Theatre during ficiencies of 12,229, 494, 340 and the King's Jubilee year was ment 1,891 tons. [tioned by Lord Lytton at a meeti Henceforth the Committee will ⠀itional salvation, en
The dominant isste of the ing of the Shakespears, Editorial publish a comprehensive monthly In addition to Dr. Wang Chung- hui, who labours, very hard for the London talks, he said, was equa-National Theatre Committee, which Bulletin of rubber statistics.
Reuters cause of national unity in a disin lity of security versus equality of already has in hand funds amount
ing to £150,000. terested capacity, Mr. Liu Lu-yin, a
He said that they hoped to A moderate anticyclone remain close associate of Mr. Hu Han sident Roosevelt regards, the for create in the heart of London a
I regard, and I know that Pre covering China and Manchuria, it||
min, has been working for the mer as a fundamental sovereign worthy building embodying the re London, To-day.A bill to give has decreased further in intensity same cause for some weeks. Mr. right of each Power," he consults of the latest experience in power to the trustees and the A depression la situated near Li Hsiao-sheng will now attempt
"The 5-5-3 ratio is er- theatre construction, Director of the National Gallery Saipan, probably moving north to find out whether there is a gen-ironeously considered to imply a
Itinued, to lend British, pictures for public ward. Shallow depressions. Are uine desire for the services of Mr. different degree of sovereign exhibition outside the United situated over the southern part of Ha in the National Government. right, but military power consista Kingdom or for display in the of the ses of Japan and to the enst of The local ficial house of a British Ambassa-the Looohoo Islanda.
dor in a foreign country received forecast for to-day," as "lesued by Its second reading in the House of the Royal Observatory this morn- Lords yesterday British Wire-ing, was north-east winds, moderate; less. Service
Ane to cloudy,
the Transit and Communication British Treasury
section of the League of Na
tions, has arrived here. Ho succeeds Dr Rajchmann as Hal
Returns
London, to-day The latest Trea, amounted to 218,882,000, 7
son officer in technical co-opera. Bury returns show that the total the total to date to tion between the League and ordinary revenue for the financial against $116,983,000 China. Reuter
FRENCH TREASURY BOND ISSUE
year up to January 24 amounts to nding date laat £508,860,218, as compared with ordinary expe $515,625,662 for the corresponding period of last year. Including self1984 has authorised the issue of an ad- balancing revenue figures, the ditional 8,000,000,000 francs 2, in 4880,875,218 Treasury bonda by a bill which pectively.
Farid, to-day-
both Houses
overnment
2586,004,852
Income Ta llected
Beryl
compared
Continued on Page 12)-
POISON LIQUOR AMERICAN POLICE INVESTIGATE 32 DEATHS
New-York-To-day. Thirty-two deaths from drinking polson liquor. In
ern and Central 4 New- York State, mostly in Ulica: and Gloversville reported in the
other per
of navy, army and air forces and the combined strength of Japan this way is greater than America's. I do not consider that this affects the national prestige of America." Reuter.
AEROPLANE GOLD FOUND Report From France
Today
(Continued on Page 8) 6. s
PRINCE LEAVING FOR AUSTRIA
First Winter Sports Holiday
London, To-day. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. In leaving London" early next week for a holiday in the Austrian Tyrol
He will travel to Austria by rail, via Bale and Innsbruck, on the Arl berg, Express för Kitzbuehel where the Prince will stay for about, s fortnight.
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NEW MINISTER TO HELSINGFORS
His Majesty
Mr. Herber