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No. 14057
-Q-ALENT MONDAY... SEPTEMBER 11, 1933; ·
日二廿月七
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DUNLOP Fort
In a class by itself
DUNLOP
FORT
TYPHOON FORMS IN NIGHT NEAR HONGKONG
PERRY TROUNCES
CRAWFORD
BRILLIANT VICTORY AT FOREST HILLS
SWEEPS THROUGH
· FOREST HILLS, SEPT. 10.
AS THE RESULT OF ONE OF THE MOST BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES OF HIS CAREER, F. J. PERRY, ENGLAND'S TENNIS HERO OF THE YEAR, IS THE NEW SINGLES CHAMPION OF THE UNITED STATES. -`
To-day, he accomplished what no other player has been able to do during the last twelve months he beat Jack Crawford, holder of the Australian, French and Wimbledon titles, in the final of a national champion- ship by 6-3, 11-13, 4-6, 6-0, 6-1.
By so doing he prevented Crawford from establishing a new world's record in lawn tennise Crawford required only to win to-day to:secure all four major tennis titles of the world.
Incidentally, this is the first time in his remarkable career that Perry has won a national singles title. Perry staged an amazing re-l —
covery just when Crawford appear-usual for his winning shots. That: ed to have the match in his pocket, was why, when Perry_eventually
NO. 7 SIGNAL UP
LIKELY TO PASS TO SOUTH
STARTS NEAR PRATAS
A typhoon which formed fairly close to the Colony during the night caused the hoisting of the No. 7 Signal soon after seven o'clock this
F..J. Perry brings off a great smash. {morning,
NAZI OFFER
TO AUSTRIA
FIVE "TERMS OF SETTLEMENT"
LATEST HABICHT BROADCAST
Munich, Sept. 10. The Nazi leaders responsible
A torrific second set went to the found the opportunity to take the for the tension now existing be initiative, he met with less resis Australian after 24 games and he tanco than one would have also, won the third giving him a expected... Ve load of two sets to one.
But those who expected to BOO Perry crack up in the face of such adiandvantage were given the surprise of their lives.
The Englishman took command of the game-from-that stage-and.
The disturbance moved very rapidly at rst, but later alowed! ¡down.
At the moment, no great danger
Ito the Colony to be feareil. The
Indications are that the typhoon
will pass to the south.
According to an official state- ment issued by the Royal Ob-l servatory, the typhoon or depres Jɛion began to dovelop south of thel Colony about 50 milos to the west, of Protas Shoals and about 120) milles to the south-east of Hong- kung.
+ MOVING WIDE.
There was no clear indication of its direction early on. It seem od probable that it would move west or northwest.
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SENSATIONAL › U.S. GAOL BREAK
U.S. NAVAL ARRAY
Three Killed Thirteen IN CUBA WATERS
Convicts Escape
New Orleans, Sept. 10.
Three were killed in a desperate riot at Angola Prison to-day. Thirteen long-term prisoners made their escape, frustrating* pursuit with a hall of revolver fire.
They stole a car belonging to a visitor and made off after "cutting the prison telephone wires.-Renter.
EVANS OF THE BROKE
UNDERTAKES A NOVEL TASK.
MARINES ESCORT ON PEACE MISSION
Capetown, Sept. 11. Vice-Admiral E. R. G. R. Evans · ("Evans of the Broke") stated that the typhoon was about Africa Station, who is acting Shortly after ten o'clock it was the Commander-in-Chief of the tween Austria and Germany are 120 miles to the south-east, ap- High Commissioner in Bechu parently maglow W NAV HD. If now offering terms for the changes coures 16, a more north-analand, is leaving Simonstown “peaceful settlement" of the trou-erly direction are we likely to get to-day for Bechuanaland.
severe blow...
He will be accompanied by ment. ble with the Dollfuss Govern-
The weather forecast is: two hundred marines and three! North-East Winds, moderate to a howitzers." gale; cloudy with rain.
Vice-Admiral Evans le travel- The terms were outlined by Herr
South of the Colony, cyclonicling inland to investigate a report Habicht, the Tamous Nazi "Ingales are to be expected.
from the Magistrate at Serowe speeton for Austria" who-ang-de--
The typhoon appears to be off that a Buropean resident there has parted from Vienna, in a broadcast
small aren.
been flogged by sentence of the The Englishman led 3-1 in the to-night.
Endress from the Munich-station-
The warship in port left for Kgotla native court. second set, but Crawford rallied
their typhoon anchorages this He will also arbitrate in 11 He declared that the conditions morning shortly after the No.
signai was hoisted.
CRAWFORD GUES TO PIECES,
Reuter says that Perry's victory, In a description of the match although unexpected, was well de
served.
He won the first set by hard swept through Crawford to wining up with kills at the net.
driving to the corners, and follow the-next-two neta-with-the-loan of but no game.
It wns an astonishing and won this and the third set by were as follows: metamorphosis, emphasised alibrainy tennis,
the more in that Crawford was
playing really grent tennis up to the end of the third set and had given not the slightest Inkling that he would wilt before Perry's attack."
It was noticeable that although contesting every point in the first
three sets, Perry was playing well within himself, yet very few
Jack Crawford, who went down to defeat for the first time thin year.
spectators, and Crawford evon mora so, anticipated that the Englishman had such reserves on which to call.
A REAL ARTISTE, Perry walted for the paycholo 'gleal moment before launching his
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He brought of some magnifi-Nazis' rights and liberties
(1) the re-establishment of the (Continued on Page 7.)
political party in Austria;
(2) the abolition of legal measures against the members of
STRONG DOSE OF INFLATION
U.S. CURRENCY OUTLOOK
COSTS RISING
the Party:
·GENERAL ELECTION.
(3) representation in tem-
porary Cabinet constituted in ne- cordance with the strength of the Nazi Party:
(4) general elections to be held as soon as possible;
DEATH OF BRIG. GENERAL BROCK
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AFTER DISTINGUISHED CAREER
(Our Own Correspondent).
Telegraph, Copyright,
(5) the formation of a govern-re Grdinance. 187. rcsired September ment in accordance with
the10. election results.
Herr Habicht stressed that the New York, Sept. 10:
aim of the Nazis were to unite The possibility of the introduc- Germany and Austria, but they tion of a definite currency infla-arrangement with the Powers con- wished to accomplish this by an tion programme within the next cerned and not by force.-Reuter. three months is now envisaged.)
ARGENTINE NOTE TO UNITED STATES
TENSE SITUATION
WASHINGTON, SEPT. 10. THIRTY-NINE AMERICAN WARSHIPS ARE NOW CONCENTRATED IN CUBAN WATERS OR WITHIN A FEW HOURS OF HAVANA, AND WITH THE NEW REVOLUTIONARY REGIME UNDER DR. RAMON GRAU SAN MARTIN STRUGGLING AGAINST ODDS TO ASSERT ITS AUTHORITY, A HIGHLY TENSE SITUATION EXISTS.
Perfect order reigns. for the moment, but outlook is causing apprehension, owing to the paradoxical situa- tion in the Army in which the new government proposes that the highest rank shall be that of Colonel and that the sergeants shall choose the officers. Those chosen, however, refuse to serve and stand by Dr. Cespedes.
Talk of intervention by the United States continues, but feeling in South America is illustrated in a Note handed by the Argentine Government to the American Ambassador, welcoming President Roosevelt's ardent desire not to intervene in Cuba and pointing out that youthful nations can work out their own destiny if they are left to their own devices. The New York Herald's Washington correspondent interprets the Note as strong advice not to intervene in any circumstances and looking askance at the U.S. naval array in Cuban waters.
DR. SAN MARTIN'S STATEMENT
News from Norfolk, Virginia, pleto proof of the new regit, us dispute between the native and shows that President Roosevelt is stability and control before grant
ing recognition,
the European residents of the not relaxing his watch on the disturbed area.
Cuban situation.
to-day
It is understood that the Ad- ministration is re-shuffling the `with naval shipa In Cuban waters. The
It is stated that the Bechuana-. land natives are peacefully dis- He conferred posed and it is therefore resurated General Lee, the commander of United States cruiser Bainbridge that the despatch of the marines the U.S. Marine post at Quantico, which has been lying in Havana is a precautionary measure, Virginia, and Commander Williams, Harbour has been ordered Toy though it is significant that the the officer commanding the Marine Puerto Padre. flagship, H.M.S. Carlisle hastened Regiment which has. been Five of the uine deatrovers now from Durban to Simonstown a day mobilised there for possible duty on: thole way to Cuba have been early, enabling Admiral Evans and in Cuba,
ordered to Guantanamo, while the his escort to leave with a minimum immediate movement and should orders at Key West, Florida.
The marines are prepared for remainder will await further, of delay.
In call come, many of them will SAN MARTIN'S SPEECH.
be transported to Cuba by aero- plane,
MORE WARSHIPS.
NOVEL EXPERIENCE. The task will be a novel ex-
Meanwhile, Dr. San Martin isy perience for Admiral Evans, who dent Roosevelt resumed the yacht a government out of the existing. After to-day's conference, Presistill busy endeavouring to organiso has probably had more adventures cruise which was cancelled yester political chaos. London, Sept. 10. than most men in the Navy.
day. The death Is announced of As Evans of the Broke," he is
He made a speech from the Brigadier General Henry Jenkins!known not only in the Navy, but
|Presidential Palacé to-day, In the Brock, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., at the also to thousands of people who Meanwhile, nine more destroyers course of which he said: nge of 63, 2
remember how in April, 1917, have been ordered to Cuba.
"I shall honour all government Educated at Haileybury College, when in command of the destroyer It is understood that the United obligations including public debts General Brock entered the Royal "Broke," he attacked, and defeat. States may refuse to accept Dr. to the last penny 3ilitary Academy, Woolwich, and ed, with the help of the "Swift, San Martin as President of Cuba, "I swear to fulfil the revolution- The inflation scheme in contem- plation, according to hints by Mr.
subsequently joined the Royal Ar six Gormans destroyers off Dover, regarding him as a product of ary programme with the maximum. tillery In 1889,- ---
Before the war, however, he had revolution
of respect for all Interests. Wallace, the Secretary of the Ag
Ho served in the South Afrien achieved fame, for he was second: According to unofficial state. established here." riculture Department, provides for
War from 1900 to 1902, was wound. in command to Captain Scott in the ments, the recognition of the for friendship, with the nited the reduction of the gold content of the dollar.
In the ease in which Mr. J. C. and thres clasps, and the King's the South Folo, and he has even upon its ability to maintain order States
ed and awarded the Queen's Medal ill-fated, but heroic expedition to existing Cuban regime will depend The New York Times quotes Mr. Eldridge, a former M.P., claimed Medal and two clasps,
Despite the disapproval of Wallace as saying that the people £6,000 damages for alleged libol
made his appearance on the lecture and to protect life and property. He also served throughout the platform.
Communistid sympathies by tho are likely to get Impatient in the from Mr. B. S. B. Stevens, the European War from 1914 to 1918, Admiral Evans has been sald to,
AMERICA'S ATTITUDE. govornment committes, Dr. San next three months and to demand Prime Minister of New South was mentioned in dospatches and be-ontitled to wear more orders
Martin, in a statement toy the. a strong dose of Inflation unless Wales, the jury to-day found for awarded the D.S.O., C.M.G, and and, medala than any other living avoid intervention if it is possible "anti-imperialistic" "sentiments as President Roosevelt, who will United Press, voiced the same the disparity between the farmers the defendant-Reuter.
IC.B.. He retired on pay In 1922, naval officer incomes and the price he pays for
is determined to insist upon com- the Communists, although in
milter form.
the increase in costs under the his purchases can be overcome by National Recovery Act going into increased grurchasing power through pay-rolls and not into in- creased profits for manufacturera. --Reuter.
attack to which Crawford could ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL And no reply. The winning of the second and third nets had quite obviously demanded, much sof „Crawford's ·álamina; and when Porzy started his doop driving and
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Contributions
the frat threo.vota. Bonutiful. The Intest lot of contributions shots flowed from his racket and to the St. John's Cathedral
he apponted to be playing with Restoration Fund follows;
supreme confidence,
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hall. - $100
But Perry's stubbornness, Al Mr. & Mrs. C. Gordon Mackie50. though Insufficient to save thu Anonymous
N.S.W. PREMIER WINS
LIBEL ACTION.
Sydney, Sept. 5.
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Ho atressed the doxfre of Cuba
REASONS CITED.
"All that the now regime, asks fof the United States in fair play: and a chance to carry out our pro- gramme," he saida-kind |: "We overthrow Muchado beenuse | he was a tyrant, and Cespeder be, cause he was a puppet,USA **""Our aim is to give Cubans op2's porlubity freely to "oxpress 11261" selves in the formulating of betiews constijution, “and not merely tires? prove one õlaborated at the America – can Embassy
¿:"Cuba 18 quieter than during thos lost elght years
havano, tidig Lernatsong)