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HOME FOOTBALL
Arsenal Score Hundredth
Goal
A
There was excitement galore in the Home football matches on Saturday and despite the "end-of-the-season" feeling in some quarters, the standard of play was quite high and on the whole Saturday might well have been voted "another successful week- end."
The Arsenal reached their “century" when they scored one goal against Wolves but they had to be content with sharing the points.
Huddersfield barred six goals against Blackburn, and the detailed scores, together with the league tables brought up-to-date are given below:-
FIRST DIVISION A
Everton Grimsby Hud'sfield
Leicester Preston Sund'land Tottenham
Wolves
SECOND DIVISION
Derby Proat *****
bolaen....
Portsmouth..
"L | Blackburn...
0.39
at 15 9 14 88 37 14 10-13 68 60 88
85 14 9 12 66 71 37 1.87 10 5 16 63 56 87
..37 14 8 15' 62 61 26 37 18 0 15 01 62 36
Huddersfield...... 37.34 7 16, 72 65 88. 38 12 10 16 54 78 34 87 12 8 17 47 83 32 37 11 10 16 66 84 32 Middlesbro*........36 0 13 14 a3 73 31 Leicester.....37 12 6 10 82 64 30 Birmingham....38 11 7 18 40 70.29, Tottenham
8 10:20.46 81 26
SECOND DIVISION
Gora
.37 22 0 0 77 45 68 .37 28 4:30- 71-56
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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1935.
STRESA CONFERENCE
PROGRESS
German Participation In
Eastern Pact
Landen."April 12.
even less cause to take unbrage at it
Further session of the Three- Power Conference at Stress were It is expected that a conference held to-day. When the delegates on a wider basts than that draw- met they were in possession of tag to a conclusion at Stresa, will the views of the British Gover-be Decessary to establish the ment on the European situation, foundations for two kinds of pacts, which had been developed by the to
John Simon which Bir
has Prime Miniser at today's meet- | referred. These will then be open ing, and of the attitude of Russia to all members of the League, as Poland, and Czechoslovakia, to- well as to Germany, the United wards the policy advanced in the States and Japan, non-members Anglo-French declaration of Lon-, of the Geneva group.-
to Sir John" feuter. don, as disclosed Simon and Mr. Anthony Eden in their recent visits to the foreign capitals
The Conference had also been of the reasona fully informed which had prompted the French Government to make their appeal to the League of Nations against Germany's violation of the Ver- Bailles treaty.
The ground was thus cleared for a more detailed examination of the prospects of further pro- gress being made along the lines Indicated in the February 3 declara- tion. In this connection the situation "created by, the rearma- ment declaration of Germany on March 16 came under considera- tion and the general attitude of the conference of powers towards Germany was considered.
THE BRITISH POLICY. In reference to the accounts which have appeared" in certain newspapers fegarding British po- Hey in Europe, it is authorita- tively stated that no new decisions have been taken, and no new official announcements have been made since the British delegation left London for Stresa. It will be recalled that before leaving Sir John Simon informed the House of Commons that he did not anticipate matters would reach
STOCK EXCHANGE
(1,hrongh Bautar's' Aganny)
NEW MACHINE
NEW
YORK
GUN
Inventor Under Arrest
QUOTATIONS
New York: April 14,
(Special ̈Air Mall Service)
London, March 30, Private James Bagnall, of the End Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment, stationed at makerman. Barracks. Woking, has been placed under arrest.
The authorities have not : yat decided what proceedings, if any. will be taken against him.
Last Saturday the "Evening standard" published an exclusive Interview with Private Bagnall, who claims to have invented a machine-gun which can be fired electrically at more than 1,500 rounds a minute. ?
GERMANY'S. INTENTION
Paris, April 12.
In that interview Private Bag Germany's move towards com- nall, who is 21 years of age, said promise in the Eastern European he had been in the Army baly ten Pact question will not aid matters months, and that he started on greatly, in the view of the major-his invention three years ago, ity of observers here.
shortly after he left school.
Only Germary's entry ino
It is understood, that Private mutual assistance pact would be Bagnall mentioned his invention of real value But the fact that when he joined the Warwickshire she is ready to sign a non-aggress-Regiment, and it was pointed out on pact in taken to mean, that she to him that, as a soldier, the War desires to collaborate with other once were entitled to claim his powers— Reuter, "
AN EASTERN PACT,
London, April 12.
plans.
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financial penal-
of the Stresa talks-but the whole | Reuter. political outlook as well.
FRANCE'S APPEAL
TOW FLIGHT FROM GERMANY
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a final stage at Stress or at the League Council meeting, to which some of the delegates will proceed
at the close of the conference.- dritish Wireless.
NON-AGGRESSION
Washington, April 12. The Federation
Rubber of Workers of the Goodyear, Good The significance of the German rich and Firestone factories are decision lles in the agreement to threatening to strike in protest
and optional guarantees,
this against the continuance of com- changed opinion may have most pany unions and the companies important consequences.
attitude towards the Federation. Reuter.
The Secretary of Labour, "Miss SOME REARMAMENT Frances Perkins to-day conferred Stresa. April 12. at length with the rubber manu- There are indications to-nightfacturers involved.
After the conference she issued that the conference here may not be concluded until Sunday, as dis- a statement in which she declar armament, and Germany's returned she was more hopeful of aver- to the League are yet to be disting the strike. cussed. After these matters there Miss Perkins indicated that the is me work for the drafting, executive of the three companies Committee to do in preparing a were adopting a more helpful final communique.
attitude-
London, Apr 12. Sir John Simon announced that following yesterday's meeting at Stresa he had been in communica- It is learned that the question Reuter. tion with Berlin and had received "of permitting some re-armament assurance that the German Gov- to Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria ernment was now prepared to be was discussed to-day, although not a party to an Eastern European ❘ too deeply. Signor Mussolini Pact of non-aggression,, even If agreed that any re-armament of some other parties might conclude those countres must ultimately depend upon the attitude of the
cmong themselves a separate and 60 supplementary pact of
mutual Little Entente
Blackpool........37 19 10 -8 -71 48 48 assistance. The only condition Reuter. " Bolton ... .30 22 3 11 82 43 47 laid down is that the two pacts |
Manchester U....88 20 4 12 89 48 14
Man'ter U.
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THE NAVAL REVIEW
J
Canadian Pacine Caterpillar Tract
Ch. Nat. Bk (1.40) 21. CPeake Corp. (2.50) 41 * CPeake Corp. "and"
Ohio' (2.80)
118 Chrysler (1d) 351. Col. Gas & Elec. .... Comm Boly (80)
Comm. Starr .....
Comm. Sthrn.
.18
Cont. Ou (26) London, April 12. In addition to battle-cruisers, Corn Prod (3) cruisers, destroyers, submarines, Coty Inc.
Cork $2.70 F. aircraft carriers and other types Cwn. of vessels in the Royal Navy, ten (270) DRAFT RESOLUTION
battleships will take part in the Curtis Wright nawal review. They are Nelson, Curtiss Wright. "A" Paris, April 12 struments and should not be in- According to a message from Rodney, Barham and Valiant of Delaware & Hudson .37 14 11 12 62 52 29 cluded in one document,
Stresa, the French draft resolu- the Home Fleet, Queen Elizabeth, Douglas Aircraft Press reports state that this tion if adopted by the League Royal Sovereign Resolution Re- Du Pont (2.60z) step is considered as a most im- Counett, will include, apart from venge and Ramillies of the Medi-East Kodak (4) 27 14 8 15 65 64 36 .67 10 15-12 49 5 35 portart advance.
the moral condemnation of Ger-terranean Fleet, and Iron Duke. Elec. Autolite Co. ... .37 18 4 18 60 67 341 British Wirelesï.
many's re-armament, a proposal The famous battle-cruisers Hood Biet. Bond & Share Burnley........ .38 12 9 15 38 83.33
to establish a Committee of Three and Renown will also take part Elec. Bond $5 Pt (5) 43 Norwich.86 12 916-65 57 38
49
whose task will be to seek suit in the review, as will the aircraft Elec. Bond 36 P1 (6) 78 31 Barnsley 36 10 11 15 Swansea... ...87 12 7 18 18 60 31 The important modification in able methods for preventing any carriers Courageous and Furious Elec Power & Light 23 Port Vale57 11 10 16 45 56 80 Germany's attitude towards re- further unilateral denunciation of all of the Home Fleet- Southampton ....38 9 12 17 45.59 33|| armament. Bradford C.......87 10 8 19 45 80 28
Aston Villa
4, Liverpool
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Chelsea
1 Portsmouth «
1
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THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)
Aldershot
Cardif Charlton Crystal P. Luton
37
ANOTHER CONFERENCE
Geneva, Apr 12.
and the European treaties by the enforcement of British Wireless. Notts C37 8 7 22 38 80 33 situation generally, may profound-economic and Oldham.............. 9 5 23 50 85 23 ly influence not only the outcome tles-
48
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·THIRD DIVISION (NORTH)
Accrington
Chester Crewe
Darlington Doncaster
Gateshead"
Hartlepools
N. Brighton
Southport Stockport York
Goals
Germany's decision wil be particularly welcome to the Polish
It is understood that - Britairi
PWDL
A Pta Government, which has been will support: France's appeal to Charlton.......37 24 07 91 40 54 3 Bending36 19 10 7 77 48 48 particularly embarrassed regard- the League with her vote when
Luton.38 17 10 78 48 4ing the attitude it should adopt the matter Day 85 )
1 Rotherham 1
view of the Franco-Soviet Council. agreement in principle,
comes before the 7 10 7 77-45.43 P37 17 8 11 75 49 Watford
The conference concludes to ..28 17 8 68 49 42 If Germany sees no objection! morrow-→→→→ Torquay..... 37 17 6 14 70·61 40 Bristol
5 15 ·8 12 04 04 88 to this agreement, Poland" has "Reuter, Northampton.....36 15 7 14 55-30
38 18 .7.14 58 80 37
88 187, 10 60 56 87
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SCOTTISH LEAGUE
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1
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Halifax
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SCOTTISH LEAGUE"
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Albion
Celtic
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Hibernian
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4 Clyde
2 Airdrie
Partick
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30 22-14 10 83 41 48
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THIRD DIVISION" (North)
67 36
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HOME RUGGER
London, April 12. Miss Joan Meaken, the Lordön girl who has made many remark- able glider fights and holds the record for looping in a glider. reached Lympne to-day on a tow fight from Germany.
Herglider was towed by Avro aeropiane. British Wireless.
MISS JEAN BÁTTEN'S SOLO FLIGHT
an
NATIONAL ATHLETIC
MEETING
Preparatory Committee To Convene To-day
Shanghat, April 8
possible mutliation:
CROYDON OF THE EAST
The Future Of Singapore
Singapore, Apx. 6. "As a parting gesture of confid- ence in the future of Singapore,
The Preparatory Committee for Mr. G. Sturrock, the Colony's the sixth National Meeting to be Director of Public Works, who is held at the newly built Stadium at retiring, has recommended a gen- the Klangwan Civic Centre in Oc-eral Improvement of approaches to Batavia, April 13. tober, will hold the first meeting the city from the harbour, th Miss Jean Batten the young New to-day at the Administration Clapham Junction and Croy. Zealand airwoman, who is attempt Building of the City Government don of the East is my picture of ing a solo fight from Sydney to The committee consists of 43 Bingapore lutow yests' time, Englarid, arrived here at 2.35 pm. members and the meeting is to be said Mr. Sturrock in an interview. to-day from. Timor, having left Port convened at
Among the it is only atting therefore, he feels. Darwin at 6.30 am on Friday lengthy list of items on the agen that rialtors to such a city should
She is lying the same machine as the Invitas
over wide of foreign travel
impressive, she used in her record fight from athletes of this cosmopolitan city thoroughfares after alighting from England to Australla last year, | will be discussed.
planes, trains and shine. which she accomplished In under London Irish 8, Old Merchant T. 15 days-
London, April 13. Owing to a hard ground, the 1 Aldersbot .87 11 917: 43–65 81. Aberdeen 35-17 9 10 65-80 42 | rugby football match between 0 Gillinghem.86 9 10 17 47 68 28 8. Johustons... 34 18 8 10 50 40 40 Pontypool and Bristol was aban
Southend
33 10 7 29 48 67 25 Motherwell... 38 18 10 11 21 00 40 doned ten minutes after the in- Newport....
87 10 5 23 48 97 25 Dundee 37 18 8:13 82.80 40 terval, the former leading by six
Kilmarnock: 37, 15 −6.6; Clyde
2:37, 13:10 14 69 69.
63 38 points to three. The following were Hibernian 34 13 9.13 54 34 the results of other matches Partick PWULY LP Queen's Pk.31.10 1 1857-61 34 37 24 58 79 85 63 Airdrie 35-11 7 17 62 6729 Chester...87 19 11 7 86 62 4 Albion Unplayed..
Tranmere 39 19 10-10 60 49 48 Dunfermline English-Amateur Cup Fina‡ | Balifaz....... Bishop A'land 0 Wimbledon 0 Darlington
Cafter extra time) Lincoln Irish F.A. Cup Final
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ENGLISH AMATEUR
CUP FINAL
London, April 18
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10.
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DAVIS CUP VENUE CHANGED
Shanghai, April 82
ing Nation1.
Chan- will be day
Re-roud of the Dril China and
Mexico City
Mr. Sturrock leaves Bingapore" next week. He and Mrs. Bhurock Intend
Some before, dect will live in retirem