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who has founded on one of the most beautiful sites near Lake Toba a hotel of almost pure Swiss, de- sign. <
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Swimming, may be had, in two Kathaight of, 8,150 feet, and acilities for Towing, wering “riding - and
DAVIS CUP TENNIS
PERRY AND HUGHES
BEATEN
AUTEUILS, July 98.
BISLEY RIFLE SHOOTING
WOODS WINS KING'S PRIZE
LONDON July 33. Lott and Van Ryn (America) CADET D. E. Woods, of the Not beat Hughes and Perry (Britain)
tingham University Officers": by three straight sets in the inter-Training Corps, wan the King's zone Enal of the Davis Cup. The Prize at Bisley to-day with an
Aoores were 30, 6-4 and 6-1.
The Britishers opened by tempt
aggregate score of 967.
GRAIN TRADING ROBINSON CRUSOE
IN U.S.
THURSDAY'S PRICES FIXED AS MINIMUM
Washington, July 23: The Agricultural Department has approved the Chicago Board of Trade's proposal for setting Thursday's closing prices as the This is the Nottingham Univer- minimum below which no trading ing Lott with lobs to extract resity's first encores in a competition will be allowed until further turns for "küls." These tactics dating back to 1585. Only two took Britain ahead to 3-3 but bere other winners have been members notice. the
Americans, by", wonderful of O.T.C. Units during the year of amashing took two games off the their success. reel to make the score read·5-5
after Hughes had reached set point on his own service. The Americans finally won the set on a ground smash by Van Ryn..
From this point cawards the Americans held the initiative through Van Ryn's perfectly con- trolled volleying and Latt's flashing service which was not relaxed foi a single moment.-Reuter.
Sensational Win.
LONDON, July 20 The sensational wins by Bunny" Austin and Fred Perry It Auteuils "yesterday have almost as sured Britain of success againat America in the Inter-Zone Final of
the Davis Cup at Auteuil.
Today Pat Hughes and Fred Perry meet G. M. Lote and John Van Ryn in the doubles match-and all indications point to a British triumph.
Fine Valleying. Allison was inclized to over-hit, and "Perry, volleying superbly, easily took the first set at 6-1 after, only 10 minutes.
Allison was more cautions in the second set, his volleying being aucer and the whole quality of his play being higher. With Ferry netting badly Allison went to 37 and 4- leads, but after a series of attacks on each otrer's backhand 6-all was called,
Perry then resumed his fine vol- leying and took a well played game
to love.
Perry enjoyed an easy win in the third set. By unreturnable kills he led 3-1 but Allison levelled at 4-all. Perry then came back well to sweep the American off his feet and take the set and match at 6-4.
1934 QUALIFYING ROUNDS
LONDON, July 22. Denmark have entered the Third Round of "the Qualifying Round for the 1934 Davies Cup contest.
Austria are already in the Third Rourd, having eliminated Spain in a clean sweep.
The following are the latest. results:
At Dublin.
D. Nourney (Germany) beat J. McGuire 6-1, 1-6, 6-4, 6-3.
Von Cramm and Nourney beat McGuire and MoVeagh 5-7, 6-2, 6-3,
$-4.
G. Von Cramm (Germany) best Lyttleton Rogers 6-1, 54, Reuter.
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Last year C.8.M. Bayly won the trophy with
саге of 989.- Reuter
China Wis.'
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LONDON, July 21. CHINA (Treaty Port) won the
Junior Kolapare Cup at Bisley yesterday when they returned an aggregate total of 533 points.
China were placed fifth in the Barnett Challenge Cup on Thurs day.
Britain won the Senior Kollpore Cup with an aggregate of 1113 pointe agains, Canada with tos at the National Rifle Shooting Asocia tion meeting-Reuter and British Wireless Service.
ACTION BY U.S. INDUSTRIES
Plan For Higher Wages
SEQUEL TO IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON, July 10. A plan to bring all industry into agreement on higher wages and shorter hours was announced to day following a conference between President Franklin D. Roosevelt and General Hugh Johnson, na- tional industrial recovery ad- ministration director:
Roosevelt signed an executive or der placing the whole textile indus- try under the cotton textile, code, including rayon, silk and cotton thread industries,
The industries thus affected were given 10 days in which to file ob fections.
The plan to bring all industry into agreement in a similar man ner will be discussed Monday at a meeting of the super-cabinet, it was learned.
An important announcement of; the programme was expected to follow the session to-morrow.
Under the direction of Charles 64-F. Horner, a propaganda cam paign drawn upon the lines of wartima propaganda will be launched to in duce industries to fall in line and to obtain general public support.
At Brussels. Lacroix (Belgium) beat Baron De Kebrling -1, 7-5, 6-2.
Gabrowitz (Hungary) beat De Borman 6-2, 7-5, 6-2.
La Croix and De Borman, Bel- giura, beat De Kehrling and Gabrowitz 9-6, 6-1, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4.
"At Copenhagen. Jacobson (Denmark) beat Xydis 6-1, 6-3, 6-3÷Reater.
DAVIS CUP QUALIFYING ROUNDS
PRESENT SYSTEM TO BE MAINTAINED
PARIN, July 25. THE present system of qualifying rounds in the European Zone of the Davis Cup contest is to be maintained.
Contrary to expectations this morning's meeting of Davis Cup nations prissed this resolution by a *to é vote.
There was no question regarding
the alteration of the rules or the establishment of a. Pacifc Zone, which would embrace Japan, China, the Philippines, and India.
The government will seek the united support of all industry for the recovery programme. Indications that the administration was preparing for long. cam- paign were seen in the announce. ment of President Roosevelt that Johnson's appointment as head of the recovery administration" would be permanent.
Secretary of Interior Harold Ickes announced that new drastic regulations for the oil industry would be put into effect forthwith, in an effort to eliminate producers who are evading the laws limiting production of oil.
Producers will be required to submit monthly reports of produc tion and sales. subject to fine and imprisonment.
Violators will be
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Recovery Plans;
Daily wheat fluctuations will be limited to five cents, other grain in proportion..
Chicago, July 29 Grain trading will be fully re sumed on July 25, but prices must not be lower than last Thursday's closing figures.
The Upward Changes,
Washington, July 23. The limits of daily changes upward remain us hitherto, name ly, wheat and rye.eight cents per bushel; corn and barley five cents; onts four cents.
limiting wheat fluctuations to five The previous announcement of
cente was due to
a misunder- standing at the Agricultural Department. Restor
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story, a three masted fising junk, the property of his father left a Chinese place called Yuen Kwong for Aberdeen some two weeks ago, They had been at sen for five days, when at a point off Aberdeen, an unusually strong gust of wind caus
No: Olaims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns and all Goods remaining undelivered after. 28th July, 1933, at 4 p.m., will be subject to Rent
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godown,
ed. the vessel to capsize and everywhere they will be examined by Messrs. one on board-five members of the Goddard Douglan on Mondays and family and 24 tokis-were throwp Thursdays, at jɩ sim. into the water."
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Had he not been able to take hold of a piece of wood, Shek Wing might have suffered the same face as the rest who were all drowned. But the lad was destin- ed to live to tell the tale and his report is to the effect that he drift. ed to the Yee Mun Island and apent two days on it before being taken to the Police Station." taken off by a fishing junk and
Shek Wing for two days lived the role of a Robinson Crusoe. He lived on what eatables he could find and his shirt, torn inte strips of cotton, bear testimony to his hard life no the desert island,
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'FRIESLAND" having arrived, from Hamburg and Ports of call, Consignees of Uargo se hereby notified that their Goods are being landed and placed at their riak into the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's gowns at Kowloon, where Delivery may b Fok To, manager of the Tim Nam obtained as soon as the Goods are landed. Tea House, Canton was seriously.
Optional Cargo will not be landed injured on Thursday morning lastrum prior to vessel's arrival, but carried here, unless otics has been given 48 when a bomb exploded on
the steps of his establishment. A Fok was immediately removed to hospital and. it is stated that he should recover with careful atten- Three big attractions are drawing tion. The police have the matter in honeymooners to Rome. First there hand, and are of the opinion that is the 70 per cent. reduction of, the bomb was placed by people at laves offered by the Italian State one time connected with the tea Railways not only to newlyweds in house who had failed in their at Italy, but also to those from abroad. tempts to blackmail the proprietor,
FOR EUROPE'S HONEY- MOONING COUPLES Rome Rome has become the chief honeymoon centre in Europe. It is estimated that 100 couples arrive every day, and on one oc casion the Pope received 700 newly
weds.
The second is that this is Holy Year-a point which is for Catholics, at least of great im portance. The third is that the Pope grants special audiences for honeymoon couples.
Formalities for audiences with
the Pope have been much simplified for honeymooners. They have mere ly to produce their marriage certi ficate and their railway vouchers to obtain admittance. They are
shown into one of the numeroua audience chambers, where there are seats on which they sit waiting for the Pope to enter, when they all kneel,
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There is one great difference "be" tween the audiencer to the newly- weds and other audiences..
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Ordinarily when the Pope grants mixed audience, the man are placed on one side of the room, and the women on the other. When the audience is granted to newlywed couples, the men and women sit side by side..
The Pope walks round the au- dience chamber and gives his hand to each pilgrim in, turn to kiss, 00- casionally addressing a word or two to them. Most of the pilgrims are
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that the martin will soon disap-| Cape Town.
pear unless measures are taken 1901: Your King and country against the boys who take the eggs want you. want you
1914: Your King" and country. Hell Gwyn,
Herbert Wilcox is to make 晶 1833: Who wants you?
talkie version of "Nell Gwyn, "No friends, work or money.
with Anna Neagle in the title part, "Not wanted. Finis."
Eight, years ago hé made a SUC- These pathetic lines were written conful silent version, with Dorothy on a small piece of paper found on Gish as Nell, which was the first the body of Harry Springfellow, 'film
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aged 80, who committed suicide." et shown at the Plaza Theatre. It by... President Roosevelt was busy most of the day on administration poisoning, self-administered wa film in the American market
"A verdict of death due to cyanide est gross takings of any British
returned.
So this is Marriage!
How does ↳ happily married wo- man spend her time!
This question has been answered
Tot in Germany!
Ikey and Rachael took little Moses to the pictures. The atten dant warned them that unless the
child kept quiet they would have by an American statistical bureau. to leave and get their money back.
It is estimated that the ideal -mo-Half way through the principal While the administration was ther "who has six children and has flm Ikey turned to Rachael, and whispered; "Veil, vat do you tink 2 it!
"Rotten," replied Rachael. "Yes," answered “Ikey.
baby."
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darned 28,000 pairs of stockingside
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recovery plans, although he took a short time off for a cruise on the yacht Sequoia. He returned at Last year, the International pm. to the White House, when Federation authorised the new the order bringing allied. indus scheme to begin. in 1903, whereby tries under the textile code was only zone finalists of the Davis signed. Oup matches would enter the 1934
According to the Hoch, soldiers competition. All others were to thus applying preature behind its been happily married for 20 years
and sailors who, during their term compete in qualifying contest
of service, contract tuberculosis and held in July, August, and Septem- Campaign, favorable reports were has ber of this year, and then, only the being received from various fronts delivered and received 72,000
are discharged on that account. semi-finalists would be admitted in the war on depremion.
total 1,900 (1,500 soldiers and 400) for the 1934 competition.
sailors), a year on the average. Industrial production
This means that their rate of con- This system makes it impossible further gains, while word that for a nation which did not compete bank clearings were 29.7 per cent.
made the family beds 29,000 The Man Who Was Africa. “ tracting pulmonary diseases is five one year to challenge in succeeding | bigher than for the same date last
times.
"A" film dealing with the life of to ten times higher than in the Ceoil Rhodes has been planned, and case of ordinary people. And one years, New Zealand is an example, year was accepted as an extremely camel rights stopped in Turkey, is to be entitled The Man Who half of these discharged soldiers
-Reuter:
favorable indication.
Latambul.
prob- Was Africa. Recent productions and sailors succumb, only about The department of agriculture able that before long some have undoubtedly justified criticism 20 per cent being completely cured. revealed that the cotton acreage of the more practical sugges of the film se a medium for biogra- The military authorities have duction programme was 90 per tions put forward for the protecphy, historical facts in many cases how drawn up a plan under which cent. successful, that is, farmers, tion of animals in Turkey will be having been distorted to create 1000 is to be granted to serious agreed to reduce cotton acreage embodied in penal legislation box-office appeal." However, itir osser on discharge and Yaoo to leas by 9,000,000 acres,
Public opinion has been changing said that this epic of Rhodes has serious - cases, i appropriating the had set zapidly on this subject. Camel, best cast on the result of months sum of 1,000,000 in the War ghting, for instance, has been of research in the British Museum, Office's now estimates.
RUGBY TEST MATCH
AUSTRALIA BEAT S. AFRICA
Durban, July 23, In the second Rugby Test Match Australia beat South Africs by 21 points to six-Reuter,
The administration
10,000,000 acres as a goal, but felt that the pledges made were suff-stopped, and various places in the and that it will be as historically Some time ago, they conceived a cient to assure success for the plan. provinces have put an end to cock accurate as a film biography can scheme to establish a sanatorium
fighting The latter sport has been be: The story will include the for the beast of these discharged: President Roosevelt, it was learn, very popular in Anatolia from Jameron Raid, Rhodes as a día soldiers at the estimated cost of ed, is considering the allotment of time immemorial
mond master, and the Matabile 1,000,000, but, this plan Bell additional millions of dollars un der the public works projects to oresta more jobs.
Attention has also been drawn Rising, but the most surprising | through owing to the stress of na- to the wilful destruction of wild thing about the scenario is that it | tional hinance and the Y600,000 birds, and it baa been pointed out has been written by an American needed for the Nav i