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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1934.
CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF ENORMOUS WAR
PROFITS
Special to the "Hope Kong Dally Prom” (Copyright);]
FRAIN SMASH IN POLAND | FRENCH FLYER KILLED £400,000,000 Of Arms
Warsaw, Oct. 2.
TWO VICTORIES FOR
MANCHESTER
Sold By One Firm Aston Villa In Trouble: A
Goal Against Coventry.
(Special Air Mall Service)
London, Sept. 15. Enormous war profits "alleged to have been made by the firm of Du-
Paris, Oct. 1. At least ten persons were, killed The famous French fyer, Gus. and upwards of 100 injured, 34 tave Lemoin, the holder of several gravely when the Vienna Warsaw speed and altitude records, was in- express going at the speed of 30 | stantly: killed when his plane miles an hour, crashed into the crashed near Amies. While two rear-end of a local train at the sta- other occupants of the maching
ich of Krezeszovice near Cracow succeeded in landing safely with punt de Nemours, were disclosed at on Tuesday, owing to the engine parachutes. Lemon's parachute | to-day's Senate inquiry into the driver's fallure" to see the signals | falled to open-
armaments trade. in the dense fog.-
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GERMAN-FINLAND DEBT AGREEMENT
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Berita. Oct. 2.
NATIONAL-SOCIALIST PARTY
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Munich, Oct. 2."
The entry of new members into A clearing agreement between | the National-Socialist Party is still Germany and Finland was signed barred. Indefinitely, according to on Tuesday and will come into instructions issued on Tuesday by force on October 10. Similar to the Party treasurer, Schwarz, to al the agreements made by Germany branches of the party organisa with other countries, payments for tion all goods will be made into special accounts of the Finland Bank and the Reichsbank, thus practically. avoiding the use of a third cur- rency. An important feature of the agreement is that Germany is assured of a favourable trade ha-.
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NOBEL PRIZE. FOR LITERATURE
Madrid, Oct. 2.
On the recommendation of the
lance in Finnish currency which Salamanca University, the Spanish will be secured by a certain per-Government has decided to pro centage, all payments made by the pose the famous scholar and poet, Finnish importers being transfer- Miguel de Unamuno as a candidate red to a special account at the free for this year's Nobel Prize for 1!- disposal of the Reichsbank-
terature, according to Press reports Transocean Run Minj
here on Tuesday. Tranencean Buo Hm.
LIEGE IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
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Brussels, Oct. 2 That financial difficulties com- pel the city of Liege to suspend payments was the disagreeable news given to the City Council by the Burgomaster at a morning meeting on Tuesday. Trancean Kuy Man.
MEMEL TERRITORY OFFENCES
PROPOSED "AUSTRIAN CONVERSION LOAN
Vienna, Oct. 2.
Sir Walter Layton. the well- known English financial expert and editor of "Economist," arrived here on Tuesday. It is stated in Anan- cial circles here that Sir Walter will conduct important negotia- tions with the Austrian Govern- ment in connection with the pro- posed Austrian conversion loan
It was stated that the firm's returns on capital were 28 g.c. in 1915, 83 p.c. in 1918, and 35 p.c. In 1917.
(Special Air Mail Bervice)
London, Sept. 15.
one fallure was against Everton. Maybe Preston have not beaten. any club in the upper half of the | table, but in three of their matches not a goal has been forfeited: Sunder There has been a doubt whether the forward line would be equal
A glance at the chart relating to the First Division of the League wiki arquze memories smông "the Antients" to adopt the spelling of a popular novelist, land, on the summit, and Preston, Dozens of camera flashlights ex-within hall of the premier post the higher grade. These far-
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ploded as the oath was adminis- lexed to the four heads of the fa- mous armament firm. The Art chairman of the arm, wore the red to be examined, Mr. Pierre Dupont ribbon of the Legion of Honour.
pront was £800.000. When the war In 1918, it was stated, the firm's
started they recalved enormous or- ders for smokless powder and in 1915 alone their war orders totalled more than £60,000,000. Over the whole war period their sales of munitions tatalled more than
€400.000.000.
Between 1914 and 1916 their in- vested capital, mainly loaned by the Governments who were its cug- temers jumped from £7,000,000 to more than £60.000.000.
The French Government paid the upont firm 25 per cent higher prices for smokeless powder to cover the cast of bullding huge
new factories.
"At one period of the war we
owed $28,000,000,” said Mr. Pierre
Dupont. If the war had ended in 1916, our company would have gone bankrupt."
Prince's Visit To S. America
The Prince of Wales's visit to: South America in 1831 was men- tioned in a series of letters read to the Inquiry Committee
The visit, it was stated, caused much anxiety to American arms. export companies. When they learned that Cmdr.
wards have at least scored in every- match and have met strong de- fences. Much hope is centred in James Maxwell, formerly of KI- marnock. UndorbedJiy he is footballer. At Deepdale Hudders-
interval, Beid held their position up to the
tian, take veterans, back to 1888, and more especially to 1891-2-3 Some might be tempted to pay that football was football in those days. That is the customary at- titude of the greybeard, and the They will smile and blendly in moderns scoff at such opinions.
Preston had probably quire if Freston North End were been the more threatening, [[byt- really as clever as folks say and they could not master the defence. the best ever seep- They will | This was weakened who Camp- boldly declare that Sunderland bell was injured in the second hal had quite as Ane a set of players in 1912-13 is in 1892-8, and they will assert that there are as splendid teams to-day As ever
there have been
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The Pears and Critchley, their wing raiders, shot fine goals with- In five minutes of each other, and the former might easily have had anoter po.nt.
And there is always the argu- The crack club of Lancashire- ment that when Blackburn Rovers, and, according to some, of all Eng.. Preston, and Bunderland were at land, Manchester City-are in the their zenith the game was in its first three, and with their renown- infancy. There ja really no satis. ed set of half-backs, are are to be factory basli of comparison, be a torce. The Manchester eleven cause football, like everything in won at Birmingham, but the gaine this world, is always changing was not one of the best. The ball, with new laws, new methods, new too, often beat the player, and Bi- brains, and new players. The best mingham, who are certainly un of the olden times were a splendid | lucky, had only ten men towards
minority. They had not to meet the finish. The visitors got an ad- so many good teams week in, week mirable start, for within a quar- out, for eight months" as in these ter of an hour, Tilson," the centre.... ..... days. Let enthusiasts be content | counted, und Herd delivered one to appraise the glevens of this era and leave the aged to revel ja tiels recollections
Yet it is good to see Sunderland on high. If the club remains there the championship will re-
опе yeara. Preston, of course,
which is to be floated in France Merino, chief of the Chilean Air to Wearside after twenty and England.-- Transocean - Kum dian,
MOSCOW ELECTIONS
Service, had accepted the Prince's invitation to visit him in England. they persuaded Cmdr. Merino to come to the U.S. first. They were very disappointed that he was not presented to President Hoover.
carrier to South American ports, The visit of a British aeroplane- taking with her 20 sample planes
have not been champions for a very long time-forty-four years Between early September, and early May next year many things can and will happen. At the mo ment Sunderland, deserve" con-
Kovno, Oct. 2. Eight Inhabitants of the Memel territory were sentenced to various terms of hard labour on Tuesday by the Lithuanian Court of Appeal under a new law for the defence of the nation and State. The de-
Moscow," Oct. 2. fendants, of which the majority Ninety million voters are entitled
felted one gratulation. The players have for- were youthful, were accused of to take part in the election of new
goals in Ave matches There are point and only two stirring up unrest by the distri-deputies of provincial and district of British manufacture also aroused plenty of goals for the credit of bution of pamphlets written by ex-congresses in the Soviet Union, great regres, and American ex- Premier Voldemares.-
which has been fixed by the Cen-porters tried to persuade the Unit-combination, and the team have the team. There is balance in this Transocean Kun Man.
tral Executive Committee for the ed States Government to send a begun the season more successfully period between November 1 and United States 'plane-carrier to than for several seasons December 10. These provincial and Latin America, but were not suc- district. congresses in their turn cessful Rome, Oct. 2. will elect deputies to the seventh General Valle who succeeded Soviet Congress to be held in Mos- General, Balbad last year as Be-cow on January 15 next--. cretary of State has been appoint- | Printocean' Kua Man.·· ed commander-in-chief of the Ita- lia Air Force...
ITALIAN AIR FORCE
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FRENCH PLANES VISIT ITALY
Rome, Oct. 2.
FRENCH NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
Parla, Oct. 2 The strength of the French North Atlantic feet is to be raised by two battle cruisers, two
A squadron of eight French pur-8,000 ton cruisers, 3 fast torpedo sult planes arrived here on Tues- day afternoon to return the visit recently paid to France by Italian
airmen.-
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CHINESE DEPORTED FROM JAPAN
Tokyo Explains Why Action Was Taken
Shanghai, Sept. 20.
of his drives. Goalkeepers must dread one of these shots, for the ball files like an arrow, and there Is no chance of intercepting it. Mangmall, the Birmingham centre at length opened his account for the season with a thrilling hook shoot: but, following a cross-kick. Brook restored the two goals lend. Birmingham's defence was taxed and came through the ordeal with credit for everyone of the Man- chester vanguard is a marksman.
The other two Lancashire team, were away from home, and as each fied, Blackburn Rovers got their earned a point they may feel satis-
first point away from home, as for the first time this autumn improvement by the Rovers, but
Everton could not score
at all Still they did as well as under- land had done at Grimsby
through
In their plan yesterday against Chelsea the Sunderland men were
There was another draw, and Senator Nye, chairman of the in- impressive every department,
that where least" expected, for quiry, drew attention to the fact faultless in defence, and finished after the way that the Arsenal that an American plane ship is in their asturks. The Undoing of men have been scoring they might visiting South American ports, Chelsea was complete, and manly reasonably have been expected to Most of the morning was devoted due to Patrick Gallgeber, whom win at Leeds, They did not, how- to reading letters showing the act other clubs have tried to acquire, ever, realise the hopes of their vities of the Curtiss-Wright Com- Sunderland were deaf to all en
followers, and it is not too much pany in selling planes abroad. The treaties, and this forward has al-to say that Male and Hapgood in- Company was not only interested ready scored half as many goals sured, a share of the spoils. After plying pilots and mechanica in making sales, but also in sups in the whole of last season thirty-three minuter play Roberts
Horatie Carter takes his chances advanced and made a now and again, but he has not the pass down the centre of the field Drake gathered the ball and experience of the Scotsman,
scored while Leeds stood appeal- wag clear that Sunderland ver not only clever to the point of 10g for off-side. The goal may brilliance, but their team was the have been against the run of the faster. Possibly Chelsea were un-ame, but to assume that an op- lucky when Mis hit the crossbar Ponent is off-aide is rank folly, that this London club has not yet the latter had equalised the score with a good shot, but it is clear Mahon and Furness were the most Gotable Leeds forwards, and after a workmanlike side.
the lasua hung in the balance to the close.
Navy's Alleged Help The intimate relations between boat fotillas, two submarine notllthe Curtiss-Wright Export Com- ias and a tankship, according to a
pany and the United States Army statement made by the naval Min and Navy officers were clearly in- ister, M. Pietry, one Tuesday. dicated. In one case the company Traniocéan Kuo Mon.
recommending a certain make of asked for a letter from the Navy
plane.
THE SOCCER ARMY OF SHANGHAI
The Navy's reply gave a list of Sertain defects found in the ma- chine. This was not satisfactory
It
Preston have twice beaten Toi-.
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Shemeld Wednesday and Mid-
did the scoring mais diferent forwards shared as many goalš ata shoot running up a score That is infintely proferable to
leading but Rimmer saved a poin Middlesbrough showed a lot of clever football, and twice were
Hooper took on the left wing. by utilising a corner-kick that
THE ARMY
to the company, which wrote back tenham and have overcome Grimsdlesbrough also halved the points. enclosing a draft of the letter de-by and Huddersfield Town Their but the best forwards in each team Fifty-One Teams For League sired. This was copled word for word and signed by Admiral King. chief of the Navy Bureau of Aero-Hull, the United States Secretary Shanghai, Sept. 29.
nauties. 1.
of stage, on his own initiative. The committee of the Shanghai
Efforts by American Army and Football Association have admitted Navy officers to sell 'planes abroad was scarcels wise for the Committee He expressed the option that it The Japanese reply to the two the following clabs into the were so much stressed in several to occasion the publication of sug- Chinese protests against the depor-League tation of soms seventy Okmese
letters that the chairman of the gestions which were utter fabica- residents from Japan was received killings; Three Cultures, 8MP that these officers, paid for
First Division.-A.S.F., Innis inquiry stated: "It would almost tions. in Shanghai yesterday and Mr. A. Folice, Becs, Tung Hwa, Sokol, by pubile funds, are acting as sales supported in London by Sir Robert The Ambassador's action was Ariyoshi, the Japanese Minister, Football Club, Jewish R.C. immediately forwarded it to Mr.
magn for private interests."... Becond Division British Navy, KING'S NAME IN INQUIRY
Vansittart, the permanent head of Bums, Consul General at Nanking, Inniskillings, 8.M. Police, Recs. in order that he might give a St. John's, Football Club, Erin
the Foreign Office, who had an in- formal reply to the Weichaopu..
It was confirmed in Whitehall terview with the American Chargé The reply
Villa Lusitano, Three Cultures, Yesterday that the British Ambas- d'Affairek, Mr. Ray Atherton. denies that
British Troops In China the St. Xavier's. Chinese
sador in Washington, Bir Ronald It is as a result of the British Here illegally deported Third and explains that they had Area Details, AS.F., R.A.Md. United States Government against what similar representations of Diyijon-Ching Hwa, Lindsay, had protested to the protest, and apparently of some-
(Special Air Mail Service) engaged in special business which Lin Nan, Aurora, Sokol, P. 8, Old the way in which "sensational" other Powers, that Mr. Cordell Hull Lieutenant-Colonel H. C. HATI requires & licence
London. Bept, 10. from the Boys, Tung Hwa, Savoia. Japanese authorities and had been! Fourth Division,-i Brigade, has been dealt with by the Senate Committee, made statements which has been appointed General Ste testimony alluding to Great Britain and Senator Nye, chairman of the son D.S.O., The Green Howards advised to return to Chins if they could find no other work. Some ung Kyang, Osidbecks R.M.I.C. Committee which is investigating were apologette in tone. They ex Officer (1st Grade), the Britis of them had contracted common J.A.C., Chinese Police, Russian the American munitions industry, pressed regret that is impres Troops in China, with effect from law marriage and their wives, of Reg Arcadians, Jewish, Specials The British Ambassador's represion may have been created, and next March, as Japanese nationality were advised: Fifth Division. Tung Wen, Hein sentations referred particularly to emphasised that the placing on re- to remain in Japan,
Kwang, APO., Brantoco, Chinese an alleged secret cable from War cord or documents did not neces-old Rugby internation It was further pointed out that Police, St Xavier's, Khalsa, saw making the absurd statement sarily, imply, thes, then were, #WWE: OTPAD AN some Chinese were not permitted Abteilung Kyang Lou Lady, that Hing George had used his in-lanthen to outer Japan because it starte
Bulan AA, EM,C. Chinese held that they could not support themselves there, I was silted In all d entries were received,
Art Britam Inmediately afte it was learned that the statements Royal Marines and
ego. He was formerl that no discrimination had been 51 of which were accepted. It is the alleged telegram had been read by Mr. Hull and Benater Nre wore Yorkshire Regiment and
commence, the season' to the Comm
shown against Chinese citizens by proposed to the Japanese authorities.244 Al on October 6.
fluences, to obtain an order for In diplomatic quarters in London
bassador
Lieutenant-Colonel Harriso
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