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PAUL RENNETS
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
LABOUR MOTION OF CENSURE HEAVILY DEFEATED IN COMMONS
EUROPEANS LEAVE |
ADDIS ABABA
COMPLETE BREAKDOWN
IN NEGOTIATIONS
LEAGUE COUNCIL TO MEET?
"CHINA MAIL".SPECIAL
The Hague, To-day.
The Italo-Abyssinian Conciliation Commit-
tee decided yesterday to adjourn indefinitely.
Mr. Henry A. Morgenthau, Secretary to the United States Treasury, is operating like a per-
according to reports, t
The members of the Committee have already soned trader on the silver market, made all preparations for leaving Sche- veningen this morning at the latest. -
From well-informed circles it is confirmed that the reason for the Committee's failure was the Italian, delegate's refusal to admit the thesis of the Abyssinian delegate. Professor Jeze, that Ual Ual belongs to Abyssinian territory. The Committee! thereupon recognised the impossibility of carrying out their task under these conditions, and are expected to refer the mat- ter back to the League of Nations.
A message from Addis Ababa states that several trains left here yesterday for the port of Djibouti in French Somaliland conveying Americans, British and Italians. The members of the Catholic mission have also left here and are returning to Italy. Trans-Ocean Service.
RESISTANCE
U.S. UNLIKELY
TO ABANDON
SILVER BUYING
Mr. Morgenthau As Seasoned Trader
HOLDING OFF WHEN THE. MARKET IS RISING
New York, To-day. The recent developments in the silver market are interpret- ed as an indication that the Treasury is far from abandon- ing silver buying The pro- gramme continues along the lines recently outlined by Mr.; Henry A. Morgenthau, Secre tary to the Treasury, namely, laccording to current supply and demand. with an eye on buying judiciously rather than aggres sively, with a view to accumu
TO NATIONAL
SOCIALISTS ating as much profit for the
DECREE AGAINST
AGITATORS
GERMAN CATHOLICS MUST TOE THE LINE
** CHINA' MAIL. “ SPECIAL
Berlin, To-day.
Treasury as possible.
In other words Mr. More
than is operating like a seasoned trader, taking advantage of set- backs and holding off when the market is rising.
In the meanwhile the silver bloc are described as watching {developments very closely. They| A message from Rome states
are far from satisfied at the pro- that the Italian Government is
gress
and are repated to bel YORKSHIRE
not likely to agree to the League Evidence of resistance organ- quietly gathering statistical and procedure for the appointment ised by certain circles against other material with the inten SECURE THE jof an arbitrator before July 25 the National Socialist doctrines tion of strengthening therewith
LEADERSHIP in the event of the failure of has been repeatedly noticeable their petition
Conciliation Commission, of late, states a serni-official
Roosevelt, which is expected to ccording to well-informed cir-news agency here. cles.
he submitted before lonxe The agitation particularly pre- (Continued on Page 7)
¡valent regarding the law for the prevention of hereditarily tainted
Mitchell And Wade In Big Stand FINE BOWLING BY JACKSON
GIVES WORCESTER VICTORY.
London, To-day-
the
ter
to
President
LARWOOD AND VOCE in continues the agency, LONDON SILVER
STAND FIRM
Refuse Provisional Test Offers
Yorkshire, 1933 county crie- ket champions, took the lead in, the 1935 race for the title yes- terday when they overwhelm WILL NOT WITHDRAW BITTER Surrey at the Oval, while
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS: Derbyshire, previous leaders, were held to a draw on their own ground by the champions. Lancashire
¡Continued on Page 3).
were:-
London, To-day
The Daily Telegraph states
ĝis not so mach due to opposition to the fundamental idea as mere- ly to the desire to embarrass the National Socialist movement and suppress the nation's awakening sense of race consciousnERS.
In order to check these activi- ties the Minister of Interior, Dr.↑
Frick, has issued a decree to all the responsible authorities, in
structing them to proceed ener getically against such agitators
The decree particularly Ear-
29
this
that Larwood and Voce, phasises that the act of inciting Results, as cabled by Reuter, Notts and England Test bowlers persons affected by the law not who were concerned in the bit-to submit to sterilisation volun- Glamorgan beat Leicestershire ter leg theory war," have de-arily but only when compelled by 153 runs at Newport.
clined to be considered by the to do so by the police is to be re-
agitation. In Glamorgan: 246 and 277 for 6 des Test Selectors as possible play-garded
(M_ J. Turabulī 140).-
ers for England in the present connection the Minister points) Leicester: 130 (Emery Davies 6 for series. against South Africa, out that the law for the preven
24) and 240.
providing they withdraw the tion of hereditarily tainted
of Worcestershire beat Somerset newspaper comments they made spring applies to all Germans last year during the body-line and as such, according to the controversy.
provisions of the Concordat. German Both players, however, de Catholics. Trans-Ocean Service.
must be observed by clined to retract their state- they do not again wish to be ments and also indicated, that
considered in connection with representative cricket-Reuter.
by 173 rang at Dudley- Worcester: 225 and 273 for 7 dec. Somerset: -197 (Howarth 5 for 60),“
128 (Jackson 9 for 45).
Warwickshire beat Middlesex by
132 runs at Birmingham. Warwick: 208 (R. E. S. Wyatt. 81).
258 (Sims 6 for 93)..." Middlesex: 232 and 202 (J. H. Human!
77).
(Continued on Page 97 Cambridge Lead On First Innings
INDIAN BATSMAN SCORES 85
London, To-day
AMERICAN NOTE ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED
New York, To-day.
-The Treasury's $500,000,000 note
ACCIDENT AT FIRE issue in connection with the
DRILL DISPLAY
Three Spectators Injured
During the progress of the After having secured a lead of monthly
drill display of the
work relief programme was oversubscribed three times. Renter
MARKET
15,000,000 OUNCES DEALT IN
-London. To-day. There was an exceptonally big 15,000,000 ounces being dealt it. marhet in silver yesterday, some India, China and speculators soit and although America came in s
The Prime Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, against whose Cabinet & Labor motion in the < House of Commons. was 'defeated yesterday by a large majority....
FRANCE MAY
NOT TAKE PART
IN NAVAL TALKS
German Programme Condemned
PLANS ARE DESCRIBED AS "EXCESSIVE"
~ CHINA MAIL ~ SPECIAL.-
Paris, To-day.
MOMENTOUS HOME AFFAIRS DEBATE
WORKING CONDITIONS IN BRITAIN UNRIVALLED
CHEERS FOR SIR JOHN SIMON
London, To-day.
The House of Commons yesterday, by. 450 votes to 76, rejected a Labour motion of censure on the ground that the Government had failed to produce a plan to deal with unemployment
The Government's failure to cope with unemployment or deal effectively with the problem of the distressed areas was alleged in a Labour motion of censure moved in the House of Commens by Mr. A. Greenwood (L, Wakefield), who contend- ed that unemployment must be translated into new measures for the people, which could only be accomplished by the shorten- ing of working hours?
"The Government attitude to the shorter working week
is a disgrace to a great State." he said.
The Prime Minister.
YUANLING
Stanley Baldwin, in his reply maced the evolution of EARTHQUAKE AT the Government's economic and financial policy and challenged | the Opposition to show any country in the world which had Įmade more progress in the past
three or four years.
They had seen. another great conatry attempt State expenditure lof-unprecedented magnitude. It
FIFTEEN PEOPLE
KILED
Shanghai. To-day. Fifteen people are reported
bad achieved some good and use to have been killed in an earth- The reception given by the sal remits, but had not yet seemed quake at Yuanling, 200 miles to French Press to the German to produce a natural revival of in the west of Changsha, the pro- {maval programme is anything | dustry.
The Echo de Paris, the mouth-
Britain was opposed - to vincial capital of Human. • Ng such expenditure except insofar as details are avadable-Beuter. it could produse a revival.
but friendly. piece of the French General Star, helect they were spending U.S. EDEFORK FOUND conders the German plass productive schemes like - slip- ping, the elimination of redundant. "excessive,” and declares that
spindies in Lancashire, and the er everything indicates that in these tensive improvement of London circumstances the French Gover:-) ment will not send any experts to
building programme. London to negotiate on the naval
townsport.
SHOT DEAD
Associate Of Late Adolph Ocks
BEST WORKING CONDITIONS ? The Agence Economique et Fin Britain were the best in the world. Finally, working conditions in
Chatanoogas, Ten, To-day. Richard Waller, editor of the ciere asserts bluntly that the Compared with 1334 the cost of Chatanooga Times and a leading German programme is aimed at living had fallen 20 per cent, while associate of the late Adolph Ochs,
a large buyer at the lower level, France, both the extent and the the exchange of money and wages owners of the New York Timely the support did no more than rapidity of the German construc had fallen less than 5 per cent. was found shot dead in his offen check the decline.-British Wire-tion placing the French Admiralty Reuter learns that Mr. Lloyd were
before an entirely new situation George regards Mz Baldwin's necessitating alterations in the speech as a rejection of his New
less Service.
YOUNG MEN'S LEAGUE DISSOLVED
President And Eleven Members Deported To Japan
Shanghai, To-day. Peliable Chinese sources. de clare that the Japanese diploma- tie authorities have ordered- the dissolution of the Japanese youth organisation known in North China as the Young Men's League, which was founded on „ March 1 last year.
The League's president and prominent members, including two Koreans, have been deported to Japan and forbidden to live in any part of North China Lez three yeas - Bester
French building programme
Deal plan. He has written to the
In the Capital M. Rene Bruyere, Prime Minister asking to be re- a member of the Naval Academy leased from his undertaking not comes to the same conclusion, de to publish his scheme-Benter. claring that France zaust equalise.
--MOROCCAN STATE BANK
LOWERS DISCOUNT RATE
yesterday. Reuter.
BANDITS ATTACK
YENCHING
SMALL VILLAGE LOOTED
40 PEOPLE CARRIED OFF
·FOR RAMSON
Shanghai, To-day.
the strategic inferiority to Ger- BRITAIN'S GOOD POSITION many because she has two ses- A later message says that in the fronts and a vast colonial empire House of Commons debate" both to protect-Trans-Ocean Servies. Mr. Greenwood, moving the La- But bour, motion of censure, and – Sir Stafford Crippe (1, E. Bristol); winding up on behalf of the Labour members, developed the theme that Rabat, to-day-The Moroccan the country was suffering through State Bank has lowered the bank the inability of the system to adapt rate as from yesterday from 415 itself to changing conditions. to 3% per cent. The last change Sir John Simon, in his reply, took place on May 28, when the which concluded amid sheers" looted and 40 persons were carried or for rassom, three be rate was raised from 3% to 41⁄2 claimed that the country manning shot as the outlaws fied. per cent-Trans-Ocean Service.
Reuter
Worst U.S. Floods In 50 Years
New Yozk, to-day —
2,000
to recede, but rain is sti
of the storm clouds atį falling at Binghamton, where the bany, where the floods are be?
further rise in
WEATHER REPORT
$1 on the first innings Cambridge Central Fire Station, which was University wound up the second held this morning at the wharf day's play at Lord's yesterday 242 near the Yaumati Ferry, one of people are temporarily homeless runs ahead of Oxford with five the firemen went to take charge as the result of the foods, u wickets. In hand.
of a hose held by two others which 20 towns and villages have
F C de Saram, the Indian bats in the course of the practice been inundated. It is the worst man who finished up third in the evolutions. While the hose was disaster of its kind for 50 years. Oxford averages last year, was the being changed it flew out of the only Dark Blue to offer much re hands of the firemen holding it istance to H Cameron (7 for and knocked down three specta
er be scored 18 and tors First aid was administer-
ed, and the men were remo Ho the Government
ay-scores, as~c2
where one
Roosevelt has placed Pabbe Health
(Continued on Page 7)-
Two Injured Coolies Succumb
A Chinese report from Tientsin states that 600 bandits under in Kwei-tang attacked Yenching last Sunday, but were repulsed The small village of Liupinpao
HARBOUR TRAGEDY JAPANESE WARSHIPS
DUE IN COLONY
Rear Admirals Tour Of Inspection
The Jay
THIRD HAS SLIGHT HOPE OF RECOVERY
sequel to
serTatsu
will depart on
suffering
time