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TUESDAY,
JUNE 6, 1933.
日四十月五
SINGLE COFT.11 CENTS 14.00 PER ANNUM
TO PROSPERITY SALE NOW PROCEEDING
SIGNIFICANT FRENCH CONFERENCE MOVE
DALADIER
TO HEAD DELEGATION
FOUR-POWER PACT TO BE HELD BACK
ECONOMICS AND DISARMAMENT.
(Special to "Tolegraph")
(y Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphic Mezzapes Ordiñanoz, 1835, Received Jen 4.1.11 m.)
Paris, June 5,
It has practically been decided that M. Daladier, the Prime Minister, will himself head the French delegation to the World Economic Conference.
It is possible that after the more
important stage have been passed,
M. Duladier will leave matters in
James Mattern (contre) with his machins "Century of Progress," at Racievelt Field, Long Island, discussing his fight with members of the U. S. Department of Commerco.
MATTERN FLIGHT
CANTON-HANKOW Britain and Australia MORGAN
RAILWAY
LAST PORTION TO BE BUILT
GRANT FROM THE BOXER FUNDİ
Shanghai, June 6.
At an all-day meeting held yes- terday, the Board of Trustees of the British Boxer Indemnity Fund, decided to advance £1,500,000 to the Minister of Railways for the con-) struction of the remaining portion of the Canton-Hankow Railway.
The Trustees also decided to make; an advance of £360,000 to the China Merchants Steam Navigation Com pany. The money will be used for the building of six new ship for the CATALANA KE Company. The ships will be built
in Great Britain.
DON ALFONSO TO WED CUBAN GIRL
the hands of M. Caillaux, the fan- SETS OFF ON RUSSIAN ELDEST SON OF
ous French financial expert, and M.
Bonnet, the Finance Minister in the
Daladier Government.
The decision is regarded as hay
ing considerable significance.
It was originally intended that M. Caillaux, who is not a member of the Cabinet, but who is univer-i sally recognised as France's out- standing economic and monetary expert, should be entrusted with; the charge of the French delegation.
SECURITY ISSUE.
The change from M. Chillaux to M. Daladier is attributed in some quarters to the Premier's deter mination to strike
# cast-iron balance as between French security and her disarmament.
Many observers of current deve
BID
CROSSING
FOR WORLD RECORD
Moscow, June G.
James Mattern, the famous American long-distance flier,{ who "making an attempt to break the round-the-world re- cord, left Moscow at 1.14 a.m. for Sverdlovsk.
From Sverdlovsk, the filer will travel to Novosibirsk, Irakutsk and] Kharbarovsk.
Mattern is flying the "Century
lopments in European political af of Progress," machine capable
EX-KING ALFONSO
Lausanne, June 5. The banns have been published here for the marriage of Don Alfonso,. the eldest son of ex:King Alfonso, and a Cuban girl, Senorita De San Padro.
It is not known at pre- sent whether Don Alfonso intends to give up his potential rights to the Spanish Throne owing to the projected alliance. Reuter
SOONG
fairs would not be surprised if the of a speed of 200 miles hour IN ENGLAND Four Power Pact, upon which dis- and a flying range of about 3,200) armament is now pivoted, hangs fire until the opening stages of the miles. It is painted to resemble
World Economic Conference which flying engle.
will be formally opened by His It will be recalled that on a Majesty the King on Monday next.previous attempt with Mr. Bennett) --Router.
Grifin, Mattern was forced down. In Russin.
JAPANESE GENERAL PASSES AWAY
Former Chief of General Staff
Tokyo, June 6.
The death has occurred of Gen-
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
MISS HO TUNG PRESENT
London, June 5.
omic
The two loans, which represent at current rates of exchange ap- proximately $80,000,000 will be the biggest advances ever made to the Chinese authorities, by the Boardi of Trustees.
The Board is also reported to be giving favourable consideration 'to. further loans for educational and communication purposes.-Reuter..
PHILIPPINES INDEPENDENCE BILL
Little Hope of Compromise
1
Plan at Present
ENQUIRY
Sweep Tennis Board CONTINUES
SOVIET ORDERING
BATTLESHIPS
FOR SERVICE. ÎN THE PACIFIC
London, June 6. The Daily Telegraph understands that the Soviet Government is in negotia- tion with Italian shipbuild- ing firms for the construc- . tion of four seven- thousand-ton cruisers, with vory powerful armament, and a submarine of, it is reported, 3,800 tons.)
The ships are for special service in the Pacific Ocean. -Reuter.
ATTACK
THE FRENCH
TITLES
CRAWFORD BEATS COCHET
MISS SCRIVEN TRIUMPHS
Paris, June 5.
ALLEGHANY STOCK REVELATIONS
RAIL MAGNATE QUESTIONED
Washington, June 5. The feature of the Senate in- vestigation of the Morgan Com- pany's operations to-day was the. examination of the well-known railway magnate, Mr. Oris Pax-
If Wimbledon holds as many ton Van Sweringen.. surprises and two such closing
Mr. Van Sweringe Is the chair- sensations as those which fea-man of the Board of the Missouri tured the French championships Pacific Railroad, and he organised to-day, then internationalthe Alleghany Securities Holding tennis of 1933 is going to con- Corporation in 1929. tribute some unusually interest- ing historical data.
The Alleghany stock has been the subject of much discussion dur- ing the enquiry, it being alleged To-day both the men's and that the shares in the holding cor- women's singles titles went out poration were obtained by Mor- of France, when, in one of the gan's and passed on to favoured greatest displaye of his varied clients at coat price.
ON EVEREST career, Jack Crawford, of Aus-
FURTHER EFFORT THIS WEEK
IMPROVEMENT IN:
WEATHER
(Special to "Telegraph”)
The failure of all compromise spereduse Ordinance, the
fity Telegraph, Copwright..
The
Telegraphie Received JunƏ
Bombay, June G. Ruttledge Expedition
efforts regarding the Howes-Cut-,, ting B1 among Filipino political leaders now in Hongkong is re-f vested in an interview with the which is attempting to scale Hon. Sergio Osmena, President Mount Everest is determined to Pro Tempore of the Philippine
RASKOB LETTER.
traila, defeated Henri Cochet. roigning champion of the world
It is alleged that Mr. John J. for four years. in straight acts, Raskob, chairman of the Domoern- and Mies Scriven (England) beat the National Committee, had the Mdme. Mathieu. the French ace. privilege of purchasing Alleghany by two acts to one.
stock at prices far below, the pro- IRRESISTIBLE CRAWFORD, · vailing market quotations. A let- ter was produced written by Mr. Crawford was Irresistible. Set-Raskob, thanking Mr. Morgan for: ting a terrific pace he forced the favour and adding: “I hope
Cochet on the de-the futuro will offer me fensive from the portunity to reciprocate." " oponing games Mr. W. H. Woodin, the Secretary and gradually into the Treasury Department, is creased his grip also said to have obtained Alleghany until the French stock and to have sold it almost wizard could immediately at the much higher offer
ruling market price. practically no opposition. Cochet only made
a fight in the set,
first
A GIFT?
Those who are demanding. Mr. and Woodin's resignation declare that
Jack Crawford, once he had con- as Mr. Morgan could have sold all coded this at the the shares in the open market and
Senate and Vice-Chairman of the make a further effort to reach Nacionalista (Government) Party, the summit before the monsoon
On the arrival of the Conte sets in completely. Rosso on Saturday, the Hon. Man-) The early advance of the mon tel i.. Quezon, President of the soon has already hindered the pre-directed attack of the Australian was nothing more than a gift. Senate and Chairman of the Na-parations of the climbers and cionalista, reiterated his reftiaal to several bids for the peak have had advocate the acceptance of the to be abandoned.
BI in its present, or any other The weather has now shown
the
Mattern left New York at 4.20 8.m. on June 3, dying to New
form, and added that before he some improvement, however, and foundland. His next stop WILS
left Manila the sentiment of the it is hoped to renew the attempt Osto and his next Mascow. Ht
people was in accordance with this this week. is well within the time established
view. He had no reason to be- In the event of a further failure, jup to this stage by Post and Gatty, Mr. T. V. Soong, China's prin-lieve that this sentiment had the expedition will probably be
the holders of the record-Beuter.}cipal delegate to the World Econ-changed.
compelled to postpone the attack Conference, arrived in The Hon. Sergio Osmena aaya: on Everest until the monsoon sea. Southampton to-day by the s.s.I don't know what Mr. Quezon son is over...
In one recent attempt on is going to say or what he has sald but we, the members of the summit, two of the members of Mr. Soong, to whom warm tri- Mission who have been engaged the Expedition, including Mr. F. S. butes have been paid in the Len- for a year. in the States on this Smythe, the conqueror of Kan- don newspapers, is accompanied Bill, will unanimously recommend chenjunga, were missing for some| cial adviser, Mr. Tel, the Presid-getties the question of independ-hours late, again reporting failure, by Mr. Young, un American finan- its acceptance. The Bill definitely time, but turned up safely some ent of the Bank of China, and Dr. ence and we hope the people will They were apparently compelled W. W. Yen the Chinese Ambaana-accept it but I cannot say whether to take shelter from a particularly dor to Moscow.
they will or not because I don't strong gale.-Reuter.
CO-OPERATION IN Europa,
INDIA
eral Hanzo Kanaya, Chief of Gen-LAND
cral Staff at the time of the out- PROMINENT LEADERS
break of the Manchurian trouble and later a member of the Military Council.
General Kanaya dled from an ulcer in the stomach.-Reuter.
M.C.C. BOARD
LORD HAILSHAM
APPEAL
First
were
WHITE SETTLERS
ATTACKED
· Allahabad, June 6. The release of all political He was met at Southampton by know what the feeling is." prisoners, the withdrawal of the Mr. Quo Taichi and the Ordinances, and the issue of an Secretary to the Chinese Legation. invitation to Congress to colla- The first to greet him was a borate in shaping the new Con Foreign Office representative, on stitution is urged in a telogram behalf of Sir John Simon, who sent sent to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, a letter of welcome.
and Sir Mr. Stanley Baldwin
The Chinese delegates Samuel Hoare.
soon the centre of large gather- The authors are sixty prominent ing, which gave them an enthus- It is learned that Lord Hail-Indians, including Dr. Tagoro, Mr. lastic welcome. Among those pre- sham, the Secretary of State for Sini and Mr. G. D. Birla.
It is argued that such War, has been appointed n mem-
truce which has been agreed by Purchasing Commission, Mr. Li, Congress in regard to civil dis- the manager of the Bank of China, obedience.
and Mr. Silcock, the Secretary of A copy of the telegram has been the China Association.-Reuter..
APPOINTED
sent were Misa Ho Tung, thei co-daughter of Sir Robert Ho Tung,
RUNS IN PLENTY
LATEST BASEBALL
RESULTS
ber of the Board of the Maryle-operation is made possible by the Mr. Wang, the head of the Boxer white settlers in East Africa have bo replayed on August 5.
bono Cricket Club.
STOP PRESS
Genova, June 5.
The ex-King Alfonso has re-
sent to Lord Willingdon, the Viceroy, and to Mr. Gandhi,- Reuter.
SOLDIERS BURIED BY AVALANCHE
Munich, May 80. Two Rolchswohr soldiers were
fused permission for the marriage killed and four seriously injured of his son Don Alfonso on the to-day when a detachment of the
grounds that the prospective bride
is a commoner, and also because of his son's ill-health,
By his marriage the Prince will renounce his right to throne. -Reuter.
Bavarian Engineer regiment, des- cending from the Alpspitz Moun.
FURTHER DETAILS OF LAIKIPIA AFFAIR
Washington, June 5, The National League match be- Nairobi, May 30.
tween Cincinnati and St. Louis was called off in the fourth in- Further detalls of the attack on wings owing to rain and it will now come to hand.
Kuns It appears that armed prties of American League ties, Chicago were plentiful in the wild Sak tribesmen from portions bagging 14 against St. Louis, who of the northern frontier province replied with half that number and of Kenya, invaded the white Detroit chalking up oight against settled area of Laikipia in con- Cleveland. Philadelphia put soven In their own district following the Washington, recent drought.
Scores as supplied by Reuter There seems to have been some were: misunderstanding. The party of AMERICAN LEAGUE. tribesmen ontered the farm decup led by a settler named Wallaco, driving herds of cattle and sheep In search of grazing,
AMERICA OFFICIALLY sequence of grazing having falled runs on the board against
OFF GOLD
President Signs New Measure
St. Loule
Chicago
fourteenth game, made a hugo profit for himself, the collapsed before the magnificently privilege extended to Mr. Woodin and won but four other games. Colonel Charles Lindbergh also Crawford, exhibiting his wide comes under the heading of those range of strokes, attacked on who made immediate profits out both hands with sweeping drives of Alleghany stock by the same followed up by wonderful volley-process. Ing. So predominant was 14 during the concluding sixteen games that, Cochet never looked likely to stem the tide.
FRANCE LOSES TITLE FOR SECOND TIME,
"RAILWAY EMPIRE". Questioned by Mr. Ferdinand Pecora, the counsel who is himself the subject of attack, Mr. Van Swaringen described Mr. J. P. Morgan's part in building up the This is the first time Crawford vast "Railway Empire," and anld.. has won the French titic, and the Morgan firm lent £6,200,000 in there is no record of him having the years 1923 and 1924 to the previously beating Cochet. With Nickel Plate Railway and £9,600,- in 1927 to the Chesapeake and Brignon at Wimbledon in Mr. Van Sweringen to purchase Harry Hopman he played a five 000 sets doubles match against Cochet Corporation, which was formed by 1928 but lost. In the same year control of the Chesapeake Chicage he appeared in the final of the Railway. Mixed Doubles championship at The witness added that he often Wimbledon and in 1936 returned consulted Morgan's Ду "world- to win it in company with Miss wide counsellors in Onancial mat-
ters."-Reuter. Ryan
Cochet was the holder of the championship, last year beating
de Stefani in the final, and the plied pressure and gaining con- title leaves France for the first fidence in her strokes increased Lime since 1801, the first year of the pace! Miss Scrivon tried hard the competition, when an over-to hold her off and to snatch a seas competitor named Briggs straight sets victory, but the carried it off.
Frenchwoman broke through Vat
FIRST ENGLISHWOMAN TO WIN. the tenth game.
The struggle in the final sot was To Miss Scriven falls the titanic, but Mdme. Mathieu had' honour of being the first Eng- expended a lot of her energy In- ishwoman to win the Indies saving the previous set and Miss singles championship and lu so Scriven sailed out a worthy win- doing the title remains out for ner at 8.4. Franco for the fifth successive year.
Mdme. Mathieu
made her second
appoarance In
the final in two years, being de feated in 1982 by'
R. H. E, .0 7 10 14 20 0
Mrs. Helen Willà,
Moody, To-day the Frenchwoman (Garma and Reynolds homered had to how the
knèo to a gallahtarkan
The farmer took possession of Washington, June 5. the stock, whereupon the tribes- tains, was burled by an avalanche, the Bill which repeals the gold manager with spears and the lat
President Roosevelt has signed mon attacked Wallace and his for St. Louis).
Clevoland Detroit clause, thus placing the United tor had to fire in self-defence.
off the gold . It là believed that evoral trị
(Gel After a family quarrel Ho Chin-tan, States oficially
beamen were injured The main purpose of the Act is her life by taking a big dose of to clean up the anomalous position oplum. She was removed to the resulting from the gold clauses in Kwong Wah-Hospital in a semi, both public and private obligations, conscious state.
a married waman living at Namohang standard. Street, Samshuipo, attempted to take
Router.
The native soised Wallach, who| was thrown into gully.
Polleo patrola, are, now posted
in the area which has been clear, ed of tribesmen. -Beuter.
Beriven, who
7180
omerod
Dettoles
opinion of the English
DONAREss, the mort vidN
Make
OVERSEAS SUCCESSES."
The championships board has been clean svept by Anglo-Austra lian competitors, the winners bo- Ing:-
■ MEN'S SINGLES.
J. B. Crawford. (Australia).
WOMEN'S SINGLES. Miss S. C Ber
Tröker, among all Hay quickly got to her strid
Today's results' Reuter werel
and). cabled by
Crawford boat L. Cochet 8-0, 0-1,
sunexed the frat sot with the loss 10-30%
Diätwo gam
Miss Bortvan beat Mdme. Reng
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