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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1933, H¬¶X 三拜禮 號二月八英港香
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DAVIS CUP
THE CHALLENGE ROUND
6TH YEAR
DUNLOP
is again chosen.
MR. E. KELLY AMONG THE COHORTS OF CROESUS
SUN FO ON KULING
CONFERENCE
SITUATION IN
CHARHAR
NO QUESTION OF CLASH
Shanghai, Aug. 2.
Mr. Sun Fo arrived here this marning from Nanking. Inter- viewed by Reuter, lie said that the Charhar fate was the most im- portant problem "discussed at the Kuling Conferonce.
The Government had. dofinitely decided to settle the Charhar zituation through pencoful means; and unless General Feng Yu-hsiang makes an attacking move towards the south, thero is lo question of an armed clash in Charhar.
Mr. Sun Fo pointed out that two things are now engaging the at- tention of the Government-the #ettlement of the Charbar situa tion and the disposal of General Fong's troops.
The Government troops which
Our photo shows a section of the meeting of protest held at the Peninsula Hotel last evening when it was decided to send a deputation to ascertain the Government's intentions regarding the coal dump at Blackhand Point. (Photo: King's Studio).
Swimming
advanced on Kalgan, have now Clubs
been ordered to linlt pending further developments.
· PROVINCIAL ISSUE.
Mr. Sun added that the question of the re-demarcation of the Pro- vinces was not taken up at Kuling. since the question was a most im- portant one requiring expert dis- cussion.
Confer
MEETING ON NORTH POINT PROBLEM
A meeting was held last evening
Mr. Sun Fo is leaving for Tsing-at the South Athletic Association's,
the soon to join his mother, Madame bathing pavilion at North Point | Sun Yat-sen,--Reuter,
DEATH OF LORD MONKBRETTON
FORMER DIPLOMATIC
of delegates representing the seven
posed resumption of their presen: site at North Point,
BACK TO POLITICS
MR. HENDERSON'S DECISION
Inflation of Bank Capital
EFFORT
LATEST AMERICAN"
"THE TIMES" AND DISARMAMENT
STUMBLES OVER $20,000,000
GROWING BY $1,000 À MINUTE
TREASURE HUNT IN CITY HALL
Do you know--
That the value of the almost demolished City Hall is at least $20,000,000?
That its value during the daytime increases by about $1,000 a minute?
That in two months' time it will be worth about $100,- |000,000?'
And that it will not be worth while breaking into?
from the vaults of the Hongkong and Shanghal Danking Corpor
tiou.
one
"VELSHEDA" WINS
KING'S CUP
Big Yacht Racing at Cowes Regatta
London, Aug. 1.
Mr. W. L. Stephenson's all steel yacht "Velsheda" won the King's Cup, the Blue Riband of the yachting world, at Cowes to-day.
Shamrock, V occupled second place and His Majesty's famous yacht, "Britannia" with the King aboard, was third-Reuter.
WIGHTMAN CUP
DRAW FOR GREAT MATCH
BRITAIN'S GOOD CHANCE
London, Aug. 1.
YOUNG MARSHAL IMPRESSED
CAPTIVATED 'BY LONDON
LIKELY TO STAY
· London, Aug. 1. Chang Hsueh-liang is greatly impressed with Bri- tain and it seems very likely that he will spend some con- siderable time in the coun- try.
J
In an interview with Router to- day,, he said he had Immensely. benefitted from his trip to Europe, HeTM now weighis two stone more than when he left China. He Is now fat, strong and bronzed, and bas discarded his moustache.
He declared he felt a different man.
The Young Marshal is accom- panied on his tour by his eldest son, Raymond, and his second son, Martin, Mr. W. H. Donald and Mr. LI, his secretary.
SONS GOING TO OXFORD,
The answer is not a lemon but
He la probably leaving London a lorry that every half hour or so
on August 12 when he will fly to palla up outside the ramshackle
Berlin and to Scandinavia, study- remnant and discharges into the Britain's opportunity to placeing every detail of modern air- basement a silver cargo hauled upon record her most successful craft, military and naval equip
year in international tennis will ment.
He proposes to leave his two be given on Friday and Saturday this week, when the Wightman sana in England where they will Cap match between England's study for Oxford University, Washington, Aug. 1.
Chung Hsuch lang told Reuter In the hot and musty strong and America's leading lady that he fs returning to London A vigorous drive to expand in-room today, we saw rows on rows players will take place at Forest in September with his wife and London, Aug. 1.
dustrial credit, ins adscUnited of bags of dollars roughing Into Hillz.
daughter.
1. who are at present in States was foreshadowed to the air like a wheat stack. Coolics
Rome. Commenting on the decision night in a nationwide broadcast walked on the top of the stack If the Englishwomen-win, ; bathing clubs affected by the proof Mr. Arthur Henderson to by Mr, Jesse Jones, the chair-tossing $1,000 bags into neat and Britain will be able to point to HAPPY IN LONDON,
continuous victories in the Davis Cup, Wight, What chiefly Impressed him in stand as the Labour candidate man of the Reconstruction Fin-orderly array while a
stream of carriers brought their man Cup and international con- London, he said, were the parks ance Corporation. The meeting discussed the whole for the Clay Cross constituency,
Speaking with the approval of heavy burdens, two at a time, to tests with France, and Germany and open spaces, the freedom and.
swell the heap.
The draw for the forthcoming the well-being of the people -problem-and-the-nature of a proters is the extent to which his said that the Corporation was had an eye on us.
The Times says that what mat-President Roosevelt, Mr. Jones We stumbled but.
Wightman Cup series has been England bore no signs. of. made. It is cabled by Reuter as poverty and he had. no doubt that posed appeal to members of the
follows: Legislative Commeil to
return to party business will ready to inflate the working capl- intercede
tal of the banks by purchasing on their behalf for further con-affect his task as the President preferred stock in sound banks.
of the Disarmament Conference. He declared that the authorities
Mr. Henderson has just return-wore making every effort to re-guard. The meeting was presided over Berlin and Prague to discuss dianas
ed from a tour to Paris, Rome, open, on a restricted basis, as
possible of the banks its absence, by Mr. Lo Po-ring, of the Chinese armament and has gained the con-which were still compelled to The death has occurred of Bankers Association, and he, to viction that every Government de-keep their doors closed. Reuterside and he does carry a revolver," Lord Monkbretton at the age of gether with Messrs. Wong Kam-aires a working arrangement by Ying (Chinese Bathing Club) and which the nations will be spared John William Dodson Monk-. D. Bush (South China Athletic senseless competition in weapons SPENDING BRITAIN'S bretton was the secourt Baron. Association) were appointed as He was educated at Elon and New deputation to interview members College, Oxford, afterward enter.of the Legislative Counell, Ing the diplomatic service. He was Attache in the Service from 1894 to - 1897 and became. Assistant Pri- vate Secretary to the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in 1898, holding this position until 1900. From 1000 to 1003 he was principai privato secretary to the Secretary of State for Colonies,
ATTACHE
(Our Own Correspondent). (lly Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphie Mesmpra Ordinance, 14, Received, Aup 2. 12.75 p.M.J
63.
London, Aug. 1.
sideration by the Government of Ils proposal
THE KOWLOON COAL DUMP
PROPOSALS UNDER
CONSIDERATION
of destruction, as oppressive for national budgets and as damaging
to International confidence.
Europe is still distracted by the
DEBT INSTALMENT
JUST A GLANCE. We looked round for the armed
A bank official explained to us
"But we have a policeman out- he said. "All banks have them."
"But surely you take some pre- caution" We said with an
int voluntary quickening at the pulse and a glance at the $20,000,000,
"Try and lift a bag," he replied. We tried and all but failed.
FRIDAY.
she would be among the first of the countries of the world to? Miss Helen Jacobs (U.S.) v Miss emerge from the economic de Dorothy Round (Britain),
pression..
Round (Britain). Mrs. Helen Wills-Moody (U.S.) Miss Margaret Scriven (Britain) Miss Helen Jacobs and Miss Sarah Palfrey (13.8.) v Miss Round and Miss Mary Heeley (Britain).
.7
SATURDAY.
He and his sons, he added, had been happier in London than else. where in Europe-Reuter.
INSPECTS FACTORIES." Chang Hsueh-long departs for Pangbourne this afternoon, where he will observe the all-night divi- sional manoeuvres, which includo Mrs. Wills-Moody.v Miss D. the bridging of the Thames, Round.
Miss Jacoba v Miss Scriven Miss Alice Marble v Miss-Petty
Mrs. Moody and Miss Marble Miss James und Miss Nuthall
rights of France and the wrongs America Creating Silver we have the policeman outside Nuthall
of Germany, but all are agreed.j that some, limit of armament is better than no limit, that the con- trol of the private manufacture of nrms is desirable,, that a' system of supervision must be establish- ed and that a permament disarma- A member of the London County
ment commission is necessary for Connell since 1922, he was raised
The Telegraph learna that the this purpose, and that air bombing to the Aldermanie Bench in 1912 Government has under considera-should be barred as an instrument and was Chairman of the L.C.C. in
tion certain proposals connex- of warfare between civilised - 7929-30.
He was formerly a Major in theon with the nuisance created by tions. Sussex Yeomanry and rejoined the coat dump at Blackhead Point, during the war from 1914 to 1918. but that no decision has yet beau
I reached.
110 was created Commander of the
Bath in 1909 and was also Justice of the Peace for Sussex.
The committee appointed by re
idents and owners at last night's meeting are writing to the Colon- al Secretary asking for an Inter- vici.
LONDON MERCHANT: It is unlikely that an official de
eiston will be reached until the deputation has been received.
BANKER
DEATH OF MR. R. FLEMING
(Our Own Correspondent).
(ily Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphic Aleksapon Ordinance, 1996; Hresivad, Aug.
London, Aug. 1.
DEVASTATING STORM IN KOREA
· THIRTEEN, KILLED: FOURTEEN, HURT.
Seoul, July 28.
The death is announced to-day South Korea has again bean nt the advanced age of 88, of Mr.visited by a rainstorm, as n ro Robert Fleming, who was the hond sult of which thirteen persons have. of Messrs. Robert Floming and been killed, fourteen injured, twelve Company, prominent. London missing and n-large number of houses oither washed away or sub- merchant bankers.
Born in 1846, Mr. Fleming mergede Reuler... married. Sarah Kale, daughter of
CONCESSIONS LIKELY. Meanwhile, one country after another has shown a readiness to make concessions.
Currency
(Special to "Telegraph")
10.30 p.m
De Telegraph, Copyright Telegraphie Message Ordinanso, 1841. Received. A Washington, Aug. 1. The Treasury has ordered the immediato printing of ten million dollars worth of additional money
bag.
Juat to see that none of the coolies hand over a bag to one of their friends who might be passing by, but anyway a coolle walking down the street with $1,000 In
far," added
the Would not go Satellite of Crocsus,
"What about the night-time? We enquired ungrammatically but hopefully
THE PROSPECTS.
stronger
that
than
the
On August 3 he will visit the Twenty-third Air Squadron it. Bigg.n III. On August 4 he is
[duc nt. Armstrong-Whitworth
viplant at Coventry. On August, & he will see the De Haviland ́and Handley-Page factories. Ол August 9 he goes to the flying This suggests
Britain school at Grantham, and, in the. stands a distinct chance of win-where, on the following day, he Levening proceeds to Portsmouth ning by four rubbers to thre will inspect the naval air arm. Invariably Americans In doubles, the English On August 10 and 11 he is to women can look forward to ̄nn- make a more detailed inspection "Oh we just lock the door and nexing both doubles. It is nimest of the Vickers works-Reuter.
Impossible to expect Mrs. WIlls- in the form of aliver certificates, leave a policeman about."
Moody to lose a match, but Mixa based upon Britnin's June 15 war!
"Just as a matter of form, of Round defeated Miss Hein Jácoba debt payment in ingots shipped to course," we added. the San Francisco Mint from Bri- tish India.
Presumably the money will be used for the current expense the government.Router, **
next
liminary to the, meeting of the mand; arrived in the Colony thing on this change-over for a week Europe, and if her form in any-
FINE GENERAL
Local forecast:— South-weat
at Wimbledon a month ago and The Royal Observatory reports. We strolled into another room, there is no reason why she should that pressure la highest in the Pacific to the. North-east of Hök- large; damp, and empty,
not repeat the performance. It This room and the These are objects, says The
be filled when we have trans- Jacobs will concedo one of her alowly N.N.W
one is more than likely that Miss kaldo, The Typhoon is situated to the north of Naha, moving Times for which the General Com
ferred all the money and bar two matches. mission can continue to work and
Alver from the vaults," said our Miss Betty Nuthall is opposed Mr, Henderson has in mind a furs
Brigadier G. Fleming, commander. ther tour of European capitale in
"We have been work to Miss Alice Marble, unknown liwinda, modérato; fine generally. September as n necessary pre of the Shanghai Area, China Com-companion.
will return to the and it will take us another two thing like correct, she should be Mrs. Moody and Miss S. Palfrey morning. Ho
able to pull off tule tie,
6-3, 16, 10-8. VIN General Commission in Geneva on North aboard the Chichibu Maru to months or so."
England has won only once nt: Mrs. L. R. C. Michell and Miss October 16th.-British Wirzicen.. morrow.
WE ARE CAUTIOUS.
Forest Hills-in 1925, and at the D. E. Round (Britain) lost to Mrs. "By the way," we said casually, present America has a load of alx L. A. Harper and Miss Jacobs 4-1,
| 1-0, "we put $100 in the Hongkong and victories to four. Shanghai Bank on Saturday. We Mrs. Michell is in the English WINNERS TO DATE. wonder?
team as `rokervo, AWNI
The winners to date have been: 1923, ' America, wön" at · Forest); LAST YEARS TIE.
on at
· Hills 7-0,499 List year at Wimbledon, 1924. Britain won at Wimbledon America won by four-matches, to 0-1. three, the details being:
| 10257 Britain won at Forest Hi|s
4-8
INTERESTING DISCOVERY ON OLD CITY HALL SITE
POSSIBLY REMNANT OF FIRST PRAYA WALL
Oh, yes. That's all right. It's all here" mid the Slave of Mammon waving a comprehensive hand.
A woll! Many of the rich are dained, ve reflected, and took n lant look at the* $20,000,000. ·
What do you think of it?");
SINGLES.
1926. 'American, won at Wimble-
don 4.9%
won:
Whilst sinking the foundations | indeed part of this"wall.
Mra, E. F. Wittingstall; (Britain). of the Lemporary-buliding, to ba? Mesara, 1-san, and Ampuara the asked the Silver Slave, Juggling lost to Mrs. F. 8-Moody (USA) 1927. American erected on the site of the now de-architects in charge of the build-10 cent piecas together in his 2-0, 4-6; beat Miss H. Jacobs 6-4, Hilla 5-23-1 Marshal Kirkland Hindmarsh H.M.S. OTUS ARRIVES molished City Ifall, workmen, dlang operations and an official pocket.
(2-0, 0-1 ACNE
1928. England won at There are two sons and two
Miss D. E. Round (Britain), fost da covered traces of masonry which although the present We quoted the Pied Piper upside
small traces would spreely justify down: daughters.
to Mias H. Jacobs 4-8, 3-6; Jont to 1020. Amor ∙FOR REPAIRS FOLLOWING
INGminy prove to have some interest this assumption, it was quite pos
"My Heart in heavy, my purse Mrs. Moody 2-6, 3-0 1
Hill 4.3) EXPLOSION ______ ing associations.donible that confirmation will be ob
Mer it. It. King (Britain) beat |1030
1980% Pheland won. In light, H.M.S. Otus, the, BubmarineIt is in the vicinity of the dis-tained as the work gifs on
Nover again shall, we use such a Mrs. La A. Harper, 3-6, 6-3, 6-12 aboard which an explosion occur, covery that the old Prior Wall STA City Hall was full over no
DQUEL AF Fed: at Wellntwel. Inst week as used to stand many years before years afs and the masonry which sight, and after another vain
thei
For the Olly Hall was bulls, and furs free bron found would of course attempt to identify our $100 we
leftEdward Kelly
“Seen to take a collon kingist from the counter, at 182, Queen's Road
hingse
caught hy Ha admittedž