SUBMARINE BUILDING
AGREEMENT
Important Statement By Head Of Vickers
London, September 5. The full approval of the British Admiralty had been obtain- ed in 1900 for an agreement between Vickers and the Electric Boat Company for building submarines, declared Sir Charles' Craven, managing director of Messrs. Vickers in an interview In connection with the United States Senate enquiry.
Sir Charles said that the trial of the first submarine built by Vickers was actually carried out by the officials of the Elec- tric Boat Company and butt for that Company the British Gov. ernment would have had no submarines.
"There are others to consult before I can make any state- ment and I don't think it is necessary to say anything," he added-Renter.
Washington Sept, 4. Striking revelations regarding the building of submarines were made to-day by Mr. Henry Carse when giving evidence before a Senate Commitee of Enquiry into the relations between Unlied States armaments manufacturers and large foreign firms.
Mr. Henry Carse is the "Pre- sident of the Electric Boat Cam- pany. the fargest submarine- building firm in the United States, and he admitted that his com- pany and the more famous British armaments firm, Vickers Limited, have divided the world into ex- clusive areas for the sale of sub marines.
1
prised when Mr. Carse gave fur- ther Lestimony to the effect that Sir Bal Zaharoff, the most my sterious figure in Europe polities
and
one of the richest men in Europe, whose connection with the armament trade is well known, has been paid a commission at the rate of five per cent. on work done by the Electric Boat Company for the Spanish Government
He also stated that the German. U-boats used during the war were bullt upon an American-owned patent through the infringement of patents which Germany ceived from an Austrian concern, with which the Electric Boat Com- pany had a contract..
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,"
BETROTHAL OF OTTO
Italian Princess
Mentioned
(Special to "Hong Kong
Daily Press"). (By Telegraph, Copyright, Tela graphic Messages Ordinance, 1894 Basatved, September 5, 4.30 p.m.)
Vienna, September 5. The alleged betrothal between the 22 year old Archduke Otto of Hapsburg and Princess Marle of Italy. daughter of the Italian Royal couple was again 'reiterated in the Press reports this morning. The Royal lover it is further understood is at present staying in Stockholm as the guest of the King of Sweden.
The King of "Italy, accompanied by the twenty-year-old princess on Tuesday visited the Empress Zita at Viareggis,
of...the still lacking.-
Oficial confirmation betrothal Transocean Kuo Min...
SOVIET RUSSIA
AND LEAGUETM
re-Swiss Objection
He stated that, the two firms He added that his Company had had inter-changed patents apply- I put in a claim for $17,000,000 for ing to ship and particularly sub- marine construction.
the infringement, ceived nothing.
The Committee was visibly sur- Reuter,
MINE EXPLODED
BY BANDITS
Train Tumbles Int
Crater
Harbin, Sept. 5.
A fierce encounter followed the attempted destruction of a Japan. ese armoured train 40 miles-west- ward of Pogranitchnaya as it was preceding a Harbin-bound passen- ger train.
The bandits belatedly exploded a mine which created a crater into which the passenger train and locomotives tumbled,
but had
CHINESE IN
JAPAN
Alleged Arbitrary. Deportation
Nanking, Sept. 5.
re-
It is learned at the Foreign Office that Mr. Chiang Tso Fing. Chinese Minister at Tokyo, has already made representations to the Japanese Government regard.
tag the alleged arbitrary deporta. ton of Chinese from Japan.
The Chinese Press asserts that another batch of thirty two The troops on both trains fought Chinese will shortly be deported from Japan in addition to a batch of over fifty who have already arrived in Shanghai--
and routed the bandits.
The number of casualties is not
ascertainable at the moment-Reuter, Reuter,
ST. LEGER
Pobable Starters
And Jockeys
London, Sept. 5. The final acceptors with prob-
able jockeys for the St. Leger are:
Adept
Tiberius .....
Primero
(Dick)
(Nicol)
"¡Ray)
Lozingaro..(Gordon Richards)
Umidwar
Achtenan
St. Hubert
Windsor Lad
Patriot King
(Fox) (Perryman) (Nevett). (C. Smirke) (Bezant)
Pride of the Chilterns...(Hine) Autumn
........... (Childs) Lozingaro's Win At the Derby races, the St. Leger candidate Lozingaro, ridden by Gordon Richards, won the Breed- ers' Bt. Leger over one and a half miles very easily, carrying top weight of 9 stones 6 lbs, from three opponents Lozingaro's, bet- ting was 1 to 4 Reuter.
GANDHI TO WITHDRAW FROM CONGRESS
CIVIL AVIATION
IN 1933
British Progress Report
London, Seps, 4. A report on the progress "of Civil Amation in 1933 issued by the Directorate of Civil Aviation at the Air Ministry shows that as a result of the extensions of the Indian service of Imperial Air- ways Ltd. to. Colombo, Rangoon and Singapore, 8,500 miles of the total of 11,000 miles of the air route between England and Aus- tralia are already in operation, while arrangements for the re- maining link to Australia are now being completed by the Common-
wealth Government.
:
[Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Press". (Copyright.)]
Berne, Sept 4.
The Federal Council painted out on Tuesday in no uncertain terms of Switzerland's objection to the proposed admittance of Soviet Russia to the League of Nations by accepting the Swiss Foreign office Army worded declaration at the last week-end. As a result the Swiss delegates to the League as- sembly have been instructed to vote "No" on the question of Rus- sla's admittance.-
Transocean "Kuo Min.
GERMANY'S VIEW
NAZI CONGRESS AT NUREMBERG
Accomplishments Of Past
#
Twelve Months
(Special to "Hong Kong
was
Daily Press") (B Telegraph, Copyright, Tele graphic
Messager Ordinance,
1894 Received, September 5, 7-30 p.m.)
Nuremberg. Sept. 5. This smiling mediaeval town wore a gallant appearance to- day when this year's National Bocialists' Party
congress formally opened at" ib.o'clock this morning with an address by Rudolf Hess, the Fuehrer's Deputy. Immense jostling and cheering Crowds witnessed the arrival of the 'delegatea to the Hall Every window, balcony and vantage point was filled with en- thusiastic spectators. The entire town was crimson with flags and the streets were garlanded with foliage. Brown, black, blue and grey uniforms of the supporters of the Reichswehr dominated the scene.
Hess
.one
Congress
was followed by Herr Streifher whereupon Herr Wagner read Hitler's formal poclamation, Congress will be. resumed on: Thursday afternoon. when Dr. Goebbels will be
of the speakers.
Hitler's speech of Monday next is considered as the climax to the Congress. Many foreigners in- cluding the Chinese Mission now visiting Germany, and the Ameri- can newspaper king, Randolph Hearst are attending the Congress. at the invitation of the Fuehrer
also
secondly that they were periods of immense constructive and productive work. The pro- clamation then continued, "from these two facts It is- neces sary that an indisputable Con- that the National Socialist re- clusion must be drawn, namely
volution has been brought definite- ly to a close as a revolutionary phenomenon. There is no such thing
which does not inevitably lead to ELS permanent revolution anarchy. The permanent state of revolution, results in the destruc- tion of all deals and economic Wife and such revolution. then ceases to be an elementary ex- stinct of self-preservation and de pression of apposition of the in-
generates
А tato struggle for power between politicians and re- volutionaries in the true sense of the word.
.
The leadership of the Germany nation to-day. has the power to deny that the National Socialist accomplish anything. Who would element has become the omnipo- tent master
of the German Reich
Bod Who would
deny that what is best in that move- ment is incorporated in s leader- ship? The movement was based on a sure foundation of the de- finite conception the world gives Ks leaders- Transocean 'Buo Min.
A
CONSOLIDATION OF POWER Nuremberg, Sept. 5. One of the speakers made an as- The past year has brought de- peal to foreign journalists, to ap finite consolidation of Nazi power. preciate National Sprialist Ger- and this year has been a period many's positive, acomplishments. of gigantic constructive and pro- The speaker, Herr Dietrich gave ductive labour, declared Herr a long survey of the National So-Hitler in his proclamation. at the clanista achievements during the opening of the monster Nazi con- He added that the Yaz revolution has entirely fullied expectations. It was necessary to state this as fanatics interested in revolution tended to exaggerate the limits of possible achievements
r
intentionally ignored them.
[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally past year and a half
Press" (Copyright.}]
Berlin, Sept. 5. Germany is taking no part in the controversy now raging about
Soviet
Russia's admittance
views
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HITLER'S PROCLAMATION
Nuremberg, Sept
"There is no such thing as a permanent revolution which does
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Tramcar And Bus Employees
Eleven
Tokyo, Sept. 5: thousand "Municipal tramcar and motor-bus employees struck work early this morning, partly paralysing these services in the capital, a
A reduced number of tramcars and buses are, however, rumming, manned by six hundred Municipal Electric Bureau clerks and seven
CHINA MISSION TO TIBET
Staggering Load Of Gifts
Simla, Sept. 3.
Tibet headed by Huang Mu Sung The Chinese official mission to
arrived at Lhasa on August 26 bringing a
staggering - load of valuable gifts for the Tibetan st thorities as a special mark of Chi nese goodwill
with rites appertaining to the The visit is ostensibly connected
not inevitably lead.to anarchy." The revolution could not continua hundred and fifty other. Municip-death of the Dalai Lama, but it is
non-admittance into the League of Nations.
The Press here while carefully This outstanding feature of Hit-permanently registaring their
because it would for or ler's proclamation
lead was read at inevitably
to complete comment. The view held here is cialist Congress this noon by the and State economic life. The re against Russia's entry refrain from the opening of the National Bo-anarchy disrupting all the nation that since Germany is no longer a Bavarian Regional leader Wag-volution Itself was only of second- member of the League it is not her ner. who after briefly referring to ary importance as the revolution's business to worry-
events since the first party con- alms were alone that supremely Transocean Kuo Min.
gress met at Munich eleven years important existing institutions agu, when a decision made then inust be replaced by something was considered and in view of the better. scope of three important events Who would deny that the leaders which were marked within the of the Nazl movement were com- last 12 months, decided to hold
leta masters of Germany? the meeting as previously decid-representatives of
SILVER MARKET
From Our Own Correspondent)
London, Sept. 5. London Silver prices to-day were 1/8 down as follow:-
Sept. 3
Sept. 4 Sept. 4 Sept. S 21-3/4 21-5/8 Forward...21-13/18 21-11/10 London on New York cross-rate at 2.00 p.m. to-day was $.02 compared with 5.01-5/8 at closing yesterday.
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AMERICAN STRIKE
Minor Clashes
Minor
A wekly air-mall in the ten-day
New Lork, Sept. 4 outbreaks 8,000 mlies London-Capetown have already occurred in several of violence. service is reported to have oper- of the strike areas as the result ated with satisfactory regularity of clashes between pickets, and during the year.
strike-breakers.
Trans-Atlantic Service
The most serious disturbance Investigations were continued and are still being followed up Carolina, where loriy-loads of seems to have occurred in South regarding the possibility of opera deputy sheriffs have been rushed Differences With Leaders tion a Trans-Atlantic air mail to Greer, following reports that
service and arrangements are un- the pickets are "over-running Madras, Sept. 4.
der discussion with the New the National Guard.”... The Mahatma Gandhi has de-foundland and Canadian Govern- elded to withdraw from the ac-
ments and with the Canadian tive leadership of the Congress Always Ltd. Party as the result of differences with Pandit Malaviya and other leaders according to the corres pondent of the newspaper "Hindi" from Warha,
At the same time, proposals for co-operation with American in terests will it is hoped, result in the early institution of a service between Bermuda and the United States W
The decision will be announced at the next meeting of the Con-
Referring to private and club gress Working Committee, which Aying the report states that the is assembling at Warba on Bep-number of light aeroplane clubs tember 8, after which Gandh will in operation at the end of 1933, undertake an all-India tour and including 18 in receipt of Govern push on with his constructive pre ment assistance, was approx
mately 60. British Wirklens.
Kgramme
Reuter
ed.
The
Naz. power
were indisputably the best men tellectually and creatively and what that organisation could pIO- duce of National Socialism was world philosophy.
Two facts stood out above all others. first that the past twelve months had witnessed the final consolidation of the National So- cialist power in Germany and Beuter.
ANTI - NOISE CAMPAIGN
British Railways Scheme
اشگاه
London Bept5.
The British railways have adopt-
ed an anti-noise campaign
PALESTINE'S PROGRESS
More Immigrants Allowed
(Special to "Hong Kong
Daily Freas").
All engine-drivers have been in- structed to reduce whistling to a graphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. (Up Telegraph, Copyright, Tele minimum and to shunt more Received, September 51-4.30 p.m.) quietly at night-time.
Jerusalem. Sept. 5. are being fitted with rubber tyres.of the total number of Immigrants The Customs authorities censin
entering Palestine during 1933 Is giver at 41,891.
All platform luggage barrows
SPAIN EMULATES
Madrid, Sept. 5. Biven
ence Zone inspired the authorities Christians and 1,084 were Moham
The success of the London 81- Of these 38,856 were Jews 2,171 to emulation, but the Spanish po medans. The chler countries lice aystem of fining malefac- which contributed towards this The workers have not obeyed tots" on the spot infuriated the influx were Foland, Roumania, the strike order in all parts of taxl-drivers, who wreaked their Greece. Yemen, Aden, Lithuania lieved that over 200,000 have Silence Order and driving round the country, although it is be-revenge by entirely ignoring the and England. downed tools.
the square in the vicinity of the development of Palestine's indus- As a result of the stimulated Home Office tooting continuously tries, especially the recovery of kept awake for the whole night Dead Sea, the erection of a power The Minister of the Inter or was potash and bromium from the Several hundred summonses station on the river Jordan and which the taxi drivers declared a tories at Haifa,the, Palestine
upon the establishment of cement fac
strike.
mandate authorities have just issued 12,000 Immigration certi=""
Mr. Sloan, the President of the Textile Institute, claims that the latest figures indicate that at least
B
operatives are still working, and quarter of a million, cotton proclaims that thousands moze would have remained at their jobs except for intimidation
The American Federation of Silk Workers claims complete success in the silk section of the strike. Reuter.
were afterwards Issued,
To hamper possible black escates over and above the regular
they have strewn the streets with naila Reuter
quota mm.
Transocean Kuo Hin,
al employees.
There has been no disorder up to the present.
The strike arises from a wages the government will compel its dispute and it is expected that submission to arbitration. Reuter.
understood that the Chinese are taking advantage of the visit to renew cordial relations with Tibet and it is also believed that the mission may pave the way for the return of Tashi Lama to Tibet Reuter,
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