強美街飲事

DRINK

Figale

HEALTHY &

DELICIOUS

Sole Distributorst

THE EASTERN MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS

Feneh Bank Bldg. (2nd FL)

FINAL EDITION:

Library,

China Mail

Est. 1945. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPER IN THE FAR EAST Est. 1845:

Supreme

PAUL RENNET et CIE

NEW ARRIVALS

OF

AUTUMN HATS

Chater Rd, Hong Kong-

No. 29,132 HONG KONG, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1935 PRICE $3.00 Per Month

than Rd, Kowloon.

HUEY LONG FELLED BY ASSASSIN'S SHOT ON WAY TO SENATE

Senator. Hoey

· “Locinian Dictator,"

Loog

the who said

recently that he would stand for the Presidency, of the United States, was fired on and gravely wounded by an unknown assassin while on his way this morning.

to the Senate

FRED PERRY-

OUT FOR HIS

FIFTH TITLE

BEATS SHIELDS IN U.S. OPEN

KATHERINE STAMMERS ENTERS SEMI-FINALS

New York, To-day.

CONDITION SAID TO

BE VERY GRAVE

UNKNOWN ASSAILANT KILLED BY HENCHMEN

“LOUISIANA DICTATORS' STORY

OF PLOT UNHEEDED

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, To-day.

Senator Huey Long, Stormy Petrel of

American politics, was shot and wounded EGYPTIA to-day in the State Parliament House by an un-SU DAN identified man, who was killed.

As soon as the news of the shooting spread excited crowds gathered around the Parliament buildings.

The Legislature was convened only last night in order to rush through a batch of bills favoured by Senator Long. An eyewitness said that blood was streaming from Long's mouth as he was carried from the building.

Only last month the "Louisiana Dictator alleged in a speech before the Federal Senate that a plot had been hatched to assassinate him on the floor of the Senate, but his story was not taken seriously.

Senator Long was later reported to have been shot in the Fred Perry, who is attempted to be very grave: An emergency operation has been per- stomach. He was rushed to hospital, and his condition is stat- ing to win the American Nation- al Lawn Tennis Singles Cham-: formed." pionship for the third year in succession. will meet Wilmur

Allison. America's leading play-

er and last year's finalist. in

the semi-final round at Forest ARRESTED

Hills.

Yesterday Perry, who this year has won the Wimbledon, French. Belgian and Bournemouth titles

beat Frank

Shields. former

JOURNALIST

IN CANTON

The shooting occurred in a corzidor between the State Senate and, the Representative chambers An unknown inani, dressed in tropical ducks, fired a revolver at Huey Long as he passed. As Long fell to the ground his usual escort of two Thefty gunmen loosed a hail of!

American Davis Cup ace, in four Reports Request His ballets from a sub-machine-gun

sets, while Allison beat Spain's remaining contender for the loss of 10 games.

Helen Jacobs, who is favoured for the ladies' title in the absence of Mrs Wills-Moody, easily ac counted for Nancy Lyle, the British Wightman Cup player, and will meet another British player," Mrs. King, in the semi-finals.

(Continued on Page 12).

Release

INFLUENTIAL POLITICIANS ALSO MOVING

· [From Our Own Correspondent]

Canton, To-day.

Five representatives of the Reporters' Guild will call on General Chen Chi-tang, head of

Results, as cabled by Reuter, the Kwangtung armies. this.

were:

MEN'S SINGLES

(Quarter-finals) -: Wilmer Allison (U.S.) beat Enrique Maier (Spain) 6-2, 64, 6uude

morning and will request him to release Mr. Chen Shik-yu, the well-known Chinese newspaper- man who has been detained at the Bureau of Public Safety:

at the assassin, who crumpled

SAUD 1

Riyadh

BIA

IAN

TYROS

**Merely berry.black-lines on a map--but they tell a story střetel" ing over scores of years; a stary of the frenzied race among nations

for territory that has left only one independent country in Africa Ethiopia, the land whose borders are shown by those heavy black lines. Binged around by the colonies of European nations, this last strong- hold of freedoms on the continent is mensoed by the ambitions of Premier Mussolini, in his headlong scramble for colonies, spheres of influence, and exclusive, markets which statesmen see as the greatest of all menaces to peace....

to the Soor riddled with bullets. BITTER ÁTTACK AGAINST

-Benter.

JOHN MURRAY STRUCK OFF

CHURCH ROLL

"Cause Celebre" In Scottish Church

PERMITTED DANCING AT CHILDREN'S PARTY

London, To-day

Fred Perry (Britain) beat Frank since Saturday afternoon. Shields (U.S.) 6-4, 4-6, 86, 6–0.1

The imprisoned journalist is has been struck off the church

LADIES' SINGLES

(Quarter-finals)

Helen Jacobs (U.S.) beat Nancy

Lyle (Britain) 60,

Ma Van (0) 6

6-0

}

JUDGE BRODSKY

“CONTEMPTIBLE TRICK” DECLARES

REICH JURIST LEADER

CHINA MAIL: “

IL*SPECIAL

AVENGING ADOWA ITALY'S FIRST AIM

PROBABLE TACTICS

OUTLINED

ABYSSINIA'S

WAITING GAME

Addis Ababa, To-day.

Revenge for Adowa will be the first aim of Italy in the event of war with Ethiopia. It is understood that the first attack will be made from the north, where General Delbono is in command, and will continue onwards from. Adowa to the Axsum district, where Rasse- youm is in command of a force reliably estimat- ed at 305,000.

Rasseyoum is likely to refuse to battle for some time to allow the Italians to advance. The Italians are said to have 100,000 white troops in Eritrea in addition to thousands of na tive soldiers, but run the risk of having their flanks harried by the Ethiopians' guerrilla tactics as their lines of communi- cations lengthen. It is known that 50,000 Ethiopian troops. reportedly well-armed, are near Gondar...

In the south General Graziani NEW STRESA

is likely to advance warily with |100,000′′ men, but the Italian troops are suffering severely from the intense heat and re- inforcements are likely to be needed before a real attack can be launched. The Ethiop tactics in the south are uncer

probably be made before key city, Harrar.

uter ITALIAN BID

FOR GERMAN

FRIENDSHIP

Attolice Presents Credentials

EVENT: BROUGHT FORWARD THREE WEEKS

the new

Berlin, To-day.

at the Italian request..

CONFERENCE

POSSIBILITIES

Doubt Expressed In Rome

OLE CONCESION TO BE WORKED

Geneva, To-day.

The press reports from Rome, that Signor Mussolini would like to see a further conference at Stresa for the settlement of the Italo-Ethiopian dispute, are re- ceived sceptically here.

No official suggestion of this nature has been received, and such a conference appears im-

that will

Port said: Mr. F. W. Rickett

A new Italian bid for German possible when the committee of friendship is how diplomatic eir.the League Council is dealing cles regard the unexpectedly early with the problem. Moreover presentation of his credentials by it is recalled that the Paris tri- Berlin, To-day.

„Italian” - Ambassador, partite conference was a failure. A sequel to the pronouncement of

Signor Attolice, to Reichsfuehrer The committee of five will re- the

ver-Hitler yesterday, the announce what more difficult atmosphere }same work to-morrow in a some- dict at New York on Friday last, when Judgement of which was kept secret that last week, for while the com- Brodsky, in acquitting those sent to trial for

until late last evening.

mittee meet privately there is attacking the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer sented his credentials three weeks sign of the Italo-Ethiopian dis- Signor Attolice was to have pre-hikely to be much public discus- The Provost, John Murray, Bremen and insulting the German flag, uttered hence, but the date was advanced pute, but it is generally hoped the Canton correspondent for the roll following his failure to at a number of malicious comments on Germany He was received by Herr Hitler Asst nothing with be said in the Keung Sheung Yat Po of Hong tend the meetings of the Kirk that aroused bitter resentment throughout the and Baron von Neurath, the For: fresh obstacle for the committee. Kong and other outport papers holding opposition services in and is editor of the local. Sout the library-Reuter. ter," the organ of the National - Socialist Party first Ambassador for tals, to the tain) beat Mrs. Byn (U.S.) G-2, Wind News Agency, whose pro-l

Session and explain why he is Reich, is reported in the "Voelkischer Beobach-in vinster with the use

military formalities. He is the RICKETT INTERVIEWED

Katherine Stammers (Britain) bent)

prietor is a reserve member of A message dated August 7 stated and often the mouthpiece of the German Gov-to present his credentials to the arrived at Suez by the French Carolin Babcock (US.) 5–7, 6–3, the Kwangtung Provincial Kuo that an astonishing attack

apiece of t 62

mintang. It is believed that one dancing was contained in a state-

ernment. of Mr. Chen's dispatches to a Hong ment issued by the Northern Pres Kong paper offended the high com-bytery of the Free Presbyterian mand here, although the exact Church of Scotland in reply to a charge against him has not been petition which was the outcome of disclosed

the exclusion of the Prosoet John Mr. Hsiao Fn-chen, leading rights and privileges of the church member of the South-west Poli-because he permitted dancing at a tical Council, who is now in Bang-children's party in his house inst manders, have been asked to inter- The Presbytery's statement, kok, and several divisional com-Christmas. cede for Mr. Chen, who is well punctuated by quotations from the 209 VILLAGES INUNDATED: ilmown to them. All Mr. Hsiao's Bible, gare its considered opinion, Shanghai, to-day.

statements to the Press were re but pointed out that the case had An armed guard was killed and leased through Mr. Chen,

not been officially submitted, and two postal workers seriously A brilliant newspaper man, the therefore it was unable to pass wounded and taken to hospital detained editor is very popular formal judgment

ARMED GANGSTERS IN SHANGHAI

DARING LOOT ATTEMPT

ONE KILLED: TWO SERIOUSLY INJURED

LUNGHAI RAILWAY ENDANGERED Marray of Dornoch from the

when a ging of Chinese gunmen with his colleagues and public "It said: "We warn the daringly tried to loot a truck which servants, who are now working against countenancing

had just entered the compound of for his release

the General Post Office, Shanghai, ka

this morning, bringing the collec- Mr.

tions from the branches totalling journalist arrested

$91,000.

The esperadoes

and, when resistance

fed

Cheris

month The first

Mr. Chen Hung fa

public certain facts Defence Bessed

the

Romanist practice as that

Įserving Christma

dancing is the ment the last of the Besh,

Havoc Of Northern Floods

$300,000 AFFECTED:

"

German Chancellor on a Sunday. liner Porthos. He declined to Signor Attolice in a warm speech answer the questions of a crowd.of stressed the advantages of good pressmen, but is reported to have According to this source the Reich's jurist leader, Dr. Hans friendship and voluntary co-opera assured an interviewer that the

tion between the two countries and concession would be worked. Frank, President of the Ace the "extraordinary significance for demy of German Law, called a

He left for Cairo by motor-car session of the entire members peace, and the balance of strength ship of the jurist administration among nations which they now and expects to be in London about.... Law Front, attended by repre- gree at the house of the German have may acquire a still higher de September 15, when, he said, he would make a very full statement. (Continued on Page 12)

sentatives of German judges, Herr Hitler, replying, referred solicitors, notaries, professors of to the common ideals of the Fas- law and all other branches of the cists

National-Socialists/ legal professioni, to voice a pre-Reuter. test against the behaviour of the New York judge in pro- nouncing. Judgment on matters The breaking of the dykes on outside the province of law the Pulao River in East Suchow court procedure

endangered the Lungha Dr. Frank

according to Chinese Brodsky is a Jew. reaching here

Perping To-day.

is por

not insult withe native

Continued

asi fraing

WEATHER REPORT

Weak anticyclones are

"BLUEBIRD"

SAID TO

BE SOLD Report Denied By Campbell

Mystery sus from Tyler, Andford, an has bought bell's Bluebird

will tour the

Obser

Share This Page