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ZO WATAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1933. HLAW
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GOLF BALLS
"The Cholta of Champions"
Played by 8 out of 9
of the
SUCCESSFUL
BRITISH TEAM
IN THE
RYDER CUP 1933
LONDON STRUGGLE FOR SILVER AGREEMENT
Italians Submit Counter Resolution
HOPE NOT ABANDONED
CONCILIATORY MOVE
BY HOLLAND
.
(Special to "Telograph")
Telegraphis
(B Telegraph. Copyright. Meranges Ordinance, 1895. Reerivad, July 1. 12.40 p.m.J
London, July 19.
The latest development in the silver situation is the submission of a new silver resolution by Italy, which is designed to replace the much re-drafted Pittman Scherne.
This follows a conference which; cecupied a great part of yesterday morning between Mr. Pittman and the Dutch and Italjan delegates, after which it was declared that. the position looked more hopeful.
Spain is demanding a larger quota of yearly sales from hold- ings but it is not anticipated that this hitch, which prevented the meeting scheduled for yesterday morning from being held.
The Americana are confidont that Spanish representations can be adequately met.
U.S. DOUBTFUL.
They are more doubtful about
Dr. Joan Piccard and Commander Sattle who are to make an attempt on the stratosphere record to-day. Their picture is innot in one of their gondola,
ASCENT INTO THE STRATOSPHERE
the new resolution drafted by the ATTEMPT TO RISE
Italians. The Americans feel that|
it falls short of what they thinki
in absolutely essential for the suc-
cess of the projected, silver re- habilitation agreement.
It is regarded as
unfortunate that it should have been advanced, The Dutch delegation now appears to be much more conciliatory, but the Italian resolution, unless it is withdrawn, will complicate-the- prospects of an early and satis- factory agreement.
WHEAT PACT.
Danubians are reaching an agree-
TO HEIGHT OF SEVENTEEN MILES
Chicago, July 19.
PRINCESS ROYAL THE RISE OF FASCISM IN
ORDERED REST
Suffering from Acute DICTATORS
Fatigue
London, July 19,
Royal. has take a
The Princess Countess Harewood, been ordered to complete rest by her doctor. Sir Frederick Stanley Hewett, who saw her last night,
The Princess Royal is suffering from acute fatigue, caused by too many public engagements, accord- ing to the Daily Express.-- Reuter,
PEACE WITH IRELAND
DOMINIONS DELEGATES MAKE AN EFFORT
ARBITRATION ISSUE
Lerton, July 19.
UNLIMITED
GANDHI'S PLAN FOR INDIA
DISOBEDIENCE SUSPENDED
London, July 18, Mr. Gandhi, in an inter- view with the press in Bom- bay criticised the Viceroy's refusal to grant him an interview.
Questioned as to the attitude which Congress would assume, he said that its Acting President, Mr. Aney, would issue a statement ad- vising, for the time being, the
suspension of mass civil disobedi-
ence and of the activities of Con-
greas organisations and the direct methods whereby they functioned, but permitting individual dis- obedience as from August lat.
He added that it was proposed to appoint an "All-India Dictator" with dictators in each province.
He would not himself assume the role of the "All-India Dicta- for."
He would not commit any act of The British Government is to be civil disobedience without pre- urged next week in the House of viously warning the Government Commons to bring an end to the and certainly not before July 31st,
-British Wireless. tariff war with the Irish Free
¡State,
A Government statement on the present position will probably be made on Thursday,
The Daily Express says that the
Thousands of people have poured into Chicago from all over the country to witness an attempt to beat Pro-Dominions delegates to the World fessor Auguste Piccard's record balloon ascent, which is being made to-day in connection with the Century of General Smuts, have been working. Progress Fair..
Economie Conference, especially
to remove the restrictions.
LOSS TO JOURNALISM
DEATH OF MR. J. C. WALTERS
FINE WRITER
FENG CUTS THE RAILWAY
Troops Drive Off Repair
Gang
Péking, July 19
It is officially stated that last night, Feng Yu-hslang's. troops cut the Suiyuan Railway by destroying Iron Bridge 104, a little to the Peking side of Suanhua:
A railway repair gang -visited the scene and attempted to effect repairs. but were driven off by troops.--Reuter.
FRANCE
LEFT BLOC REVOLT
INTERESTING. DEVELOPMENTS
KEEN INTEREST: AROUSED
Paris, July 19.
The political situation in France is arousing con-
TICI;NNENLÆTINUZINA TRAUMANTsiderable speculation.
FENG'S BRAVADO .
THROWS DOWN THE
GAUNTLET
BETWEEN TWO FIRES
The development of a Nazi movement has been watched in the blossoming stage for some time.
It became evident to-day, follow- ing a vote of the Socialist National Congress, that the Nazi movement is.taklag a form in France which is not in any way different from the Fascism of Italy or the Hitlerlam of Germany.
The Socinilst National Congress to-day voted in favour of ostracis-" ing eighty deputies under M. Poking, July 19. definitely thrown down the gaunt and generally declaring that they Feng Yu-hsiang appears to have jernment on the military budget
Renaudel for supporting the gov lot by destroying the Sunnhus will follow their own conscience Bridge in order to prevent the rather than the dictates of the advance of the Peking troups. Party:
He is now, definitely in revolti and seems likely to be dealt with shaping under M. Tardieu and M. A Fascism of the Right has been Fiandin for months past. Interest- Tha attitude of the local au- thorities is clearly set forth in ang developments are to be expected communique in which the official now that a Loft Group is following spokesman says:
the same trend-Reuter
as a robel.
mublic: under the disguise of an anti-Japanese campaign he has been doing his best to gain public sympathy purely through pro- paganda."
"Feng has tried to deceive the
AIR ARMADA
FOR
Between the fires of the Japan- ese.and Manchukuo troops and the (Our Own Correspondent),
seems likely to be cleaned up very thy Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphis shortly unless he departs towards Messages Ordinance, 1874. 10. 1.0 D.M.)
"Received, July the
dosert or capitulates. Renter.
Peking forces, Feng Xu-hsiang NEW YORK
The attempt is being made similar in many respects to that have constructed a metal gondola
Mr. de Valera is represented as by Dr. Jean Piccard, the twin attached to the original Piccard being less uncompromising on the brother of the famous Belgian balloon, but having many new question of Empire arbitration, The wheat outlook has also im- scientist, who is the holder of features.
the record, and he will be accom- It is hermetically sealed and is, proved. The Big Four and the panied by Commander T. G. W. made of "dows, metal,"
VITAL ISSUE. weighing ment for a two-year regulation of Settle, of the United States only fourteen stone.
It la on this issue that the re-
London, July 18. They hope to sail at least opening of negotiations entirely production. The four Danubian Navy.
One of England's leading journ- countries will agree to export no!
seventeen miles into the stratos-depend. The British Governmentalists has been lost in the death more than fifty-four million bushels Settle have been preparing for the achieved a height of ten and i
Dr. Piccard and Commander phere. Professor Auguste Piccard is not likely to vary its attitude of Mr. John Cuming Walters. in the first year and fifty million ascent
at all, despite the damage which for months past. They quarter miles.-Router,
Educated at King Edward's) in the second.--United Press. · Per
is being done on both sides of the Grammar School, Birmingham, he Gold Bar Co.
Irish Channel by the economic subseqently became sub-editor on war, unless Mr. de Valera con- the Birmingham Daily Gazette, sents to the appointment of an all-and was for ten years assistant, Empire tribunal-Renter
FIRE TRIAL
SHARKS SIGHTED SENSATION
OFF WAGLAN
9-FOOT MONSTER
IN VICINITY
We are informed by local re- sidents that a deep sea fisher- man yesterday morning saw several large sharks between Waglan and Hongkong Island.
A nine foot monster
passed within a fow yards of his boat, and warning is accordingly given those who indulge in surf riding outside of Lyemun Pass and the vicinity,
PLEA OF GUILTY BY RINGLEADER
TEN STILL DENY CHARGES
SIR J. TUDOR WALTERS
DEATH, OF FORMER M.P.
KEEN HOUSING WORKER
(Our Own Correspondent).
(y Telegraph, Copyright.
TERRITORIALS' PLEDGE
WITHDRAWN BY ARMY COUNCIL
Telegraphie fiocrived, July
London, July 18. The denth is announced of the Army
as the "head of the fire-raising at the age of 65. gang."
London, July 19.
editor and lender-writer.
He was editor of the Manchester Evening Chronicle. from 1902 to
FARMER STABBED IN NECK
ARMED ROBBERY AT SHAUKIWAN ·
GREAT WELCOME PLANNED
New York, July 18,-
A great welcome is being pre- pared in New York for the Ital ian air armada, which will take off from Chicago for New York
in massed formation at eight
lo'clock to-morrow morning.
The giant dirigible, Macon, will Lam Pui, 36, a farmer at Chai-be in the air to greet them.
1906 and was for 25 years editor wan Village, Shaukiwan,
of the Manchester City News.
WAB
A crowded programme for Gen- Jatabbed in the neck when reaist-eral Balbo and the erows of the
and
W.E.C. DELEGATES ENTERTAINED
He wrote for the Birminghaming men armed with daggers who Daily Gatette a serion of articles entered his hut for the purpose of "Scenes in the Slums," which led committing a robbery, shortly Council and Housing Committee, to the appointment of a Sanitary after one o'clock this morning. the erection of a Rowton House, and surprised the farmer and Five men forced their way in and the general revision of muni- another man in their aloop, elpal policy on that question,
The hut was searched Ha was the first to advocate anl Territorials enllating after De-secure adoption of an examination money and some Jewellery of a London, July 18.
tober 31 this year will be liable, scheme for entrance Into the total value of $27 were stolen. The great fire conspiracy trial at the Old Bailey was provided Menar
In the event. of war, to servo journalistic profession. with a
either, in regular or territorial ons Fellowship 1910-11, and an sensational development 19, 140 m.)
Ordinance, TODEL
He was President of the Dick- to-day when Leopold Louis Harrie,
units. the Fire Assessor, pleaded guilty.
ex-President of the Manchester The prosecution described in Rt. Hon. Sir John Tudor Walters, pledge hitherto given to Terri-ber of works published, includiag
This important, decision by the Literary Club.
Council withdraws
the Mr. Waltors had a large num torials that they will serve over-essays, short stories and poenis He pleaded guilty to
Sir John was for many years seas only with their own units. He was awarded a M.A. degree: charges of arson and also to some liamentary life. He was Liberal
nine prominently indentified with Par- Reutor. other charges.
by the Manchester University for. In these he was concerned with of Sheffield from 1906 to 1922, and M. P. for the Brightside Division
a Thesis on William Hazlitt ind another accused, Louis Jarvis, subsequently represented Penryn HONGKONG COURT
the Early Esanyists. who also pleaded guilty to-day on and Falmouth from 1920 to 1931: eertain counts.
Thoy were allowed bail of 1919-22 and again held this office He was Paymastor-General from £20,000 each.
Four others of the accused also
in-1031. (Spacial to "Telegraph”) pleaded guilty in the course of the London Housing Board, and
He was formerly Chairman of NANKING OFFICIAL The trial, leaving ten, who pleaded was the first President of (Dy Telegraph, Copyright.
ON BENCH Afennigia Oršfuanot, › STPL. Received, July not guilty, still on trial.
Education Association (England Dr. Tsang, at main of the To-day's dramatic development and Wales.) He was Chaltman of 28, 1849 B
Washington July 18. ia expected to reduce the time oc- the Committee on Housing in 1918 Nanking Government, was sitting Cuban sugar interests have cupied by the trial, which was and President, of the Housing, and on the Bunch bolted the North American Sugar originally estimated to be at least! Town Planning Trust, Ltd Conference after representatives aix weeks-Renter.
Justice during
SUGAR PARLEY BREAKDOWN
CUBAN DELEGATES WALK OUT.
· Telepraphia
of the sugar producers. In the
the
PROCEDURE
He published a book entitled The Building of Twelve Thousand murder trial hosting this mo Ar
Chinese who went to a friend's
House Heaviest for a lower tarife on. Cuban kepingank for Aunktalked, AR BRA
Sir ÖMBUKAI, Irun two cents to ono "cent.
spoons. He waarin di Fund ASP caught and on appearance before Mr. 1919, . He maalä prospect of an agreement is Wynne Jones this morning, was sent of Low-GWI
HARBOUR SERVICE
`Some of the craft of the Italianë air armada resting on the water at Londonderry,
LUNCHEON WITH THE KING AND QUEEN
fyinrboats will begin with a dinner? London, July 18.) The British Empire dolegatos to tended by the Governor of Now i
given by Admiral Sterling and at- the World Economic Conference York State and the Mayor of New were entertained by the King and York City Queen at a luncheon in the State Dining Room at Buckingham Pal Four hundred and forty thou-N
Thare were fifty guests. Mom-ing increasingly excited, awaiting sand Italians in the city are grow. hors of the Royal family includ. the arrival of their compatriots, occasion to use motor boats, the British Wireless.
ed the Prince of Wales, and the Router. To the many people who have Duke and Duchess of York- news that fares of the important mervice have boon reduced will be welcome,
MOTOR BOAT FARES REDUCED
A pavertisement alsewhere in
Eco.
FAIR TO
SHOWERY The Royal Observatory reports that pres
highest Tokyo, and continue
China Formo
PRESIDENT'S SON there is now useast ver
IN LONDON
this issue on behalf of the Hung. Tak Motor Boat Company,:-an- count of the reduction in the price of karosano. This « Com, the United States's President
ate ply,rom the Pottin.
London, July 18,Bou
Mr. Franklin Roosevelty son