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E WERER WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1934. 日八十月一十

SINGLE COPT 10 CENTE $34.00 PER ANNUM

All that is known about tyre making is embodied in

DUNLOP TYRES

UNITED STATES PROCLAIMED BANKRUPT

Dr. Chao-chu Wù, who died anddenly at his Hongkong re

aldance yesterday..

NEW EMPIRE OF THE MANCHUS

MUCH SPECULATION IN PEKING

Peking, Jan. 3,

Senator Thomas's Estimate of Monetary Situation

FOUR NEW BYE ELECTIONS

TWO M.P.s GO TO

THE LORDS

ANOTHER MADE A

MAGISTRATE

London, Jan. 2.. The King has approved the appointment of Sir Gervais Rentoul, M.P., and Mr. Geoffrey Keith Rose, Recorder of Ludlow, since 1932, as Metropolitan Police Magistrates to fill the

MILE BRIDGE OVER IRRAWADDY

First Time River' Has Boon Spanned

London, Jan. 2. The first bridge over the Irrawaddy River in Burma was opened to-day by the Governor, Sir Hugh Stephen- son, in the presence of a large crowd, The bridge, which cost over one million pounds, is four thousand feet long and was built by a British engineer- ing firm.-British Wireless.

new

GOLD FIGHT

PENDING

FEDERAL RESERVE TO DO BATTLE-

OBJECTING TO SURRENDER

New York, Jan. 2.

A fierce gold war is im pending over the Treasury's decree placing the control of the gold holdings of the Federal Reserve Banks un-

vacancies caused by the death GEN. O'DUFFY SET der the Treasury.

of Mr. J. A. R. Cairns and tho retirement of Mr. Frederick Mead.

The appointment of Sir Gervais Rentoul necessitates a by-election. of in the Lowestoft division Suffolk, which he has représented as a Conservative member since November, 1922.

By-elections are also pending at Cambridge and North Portsmouth, owing to the elevation to-peerages in the New Year honours of Sir Douglas Newton and Sir Bertram Falle, both Conservatives, as well na one owing to the death of Mr. D. M. Cowan, the Liberal M.P. for the Scottish Universities.

AT LIBERTY

STILL WEARING BLUE SHIRT

TRIBUNAL AND HIGH COURT

The

Dublin, Jan. 2, trial of General

Sir Douglas Newton has been O'Duffy, leader of the Blue M.P. for Cambridge since 1922, and Shirt organisation in the

has bean closely connected with

The Federal Reserve Banks are citterly opposed to, tha process, one prominent director declaring it to be a "ohyster trick" according to the Washington correspondent of the New York Evening Post.

Meanwhile, Senator Thomas and Mr. Rankin, a member of the House of Representatives. are preparing legislation to compel the Federal Reserve Banks to turn over their gold to the Treasury.

UNITED STATES BANKRUPT.

Senator Thomas-ins just aban-

President Roosevelt and Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Jr., photo- graphed together. They are driving abend with the President's monetary programme.

FAMOUS NOVELIST.

DEATH OF JAKOB WASSERMANN

PUNISHED AS YOUTH

FOR WRITING

Cambridgeshire local government Irish Free State, who was doned leaders of inflationist since 1909. He is chairman of the released on a writ of habeas bloc in Congress, although he is Water Companies Association. He corpus, has been postponed measures designed to expand the

continuing to support legislative | #. 1.10 p.m.)

National Agricultural Council and

was

indefinitely..

currency.

FAMOUS FRENCH

HISTORIAN

...........

Death of Pierre de la Gorce

Paris, Jan. 3.

The death has occurred of the famous French his-

torian, the eighty-eight- year-old Pierre de la Gorce."

He was the author of the history of the Second Re- public, the Second Empire: and the French Revolution.

Reuter.

(Our Own Correspondent), Chinese opinion here ex- pects Mr. Henry Pu Yi, at

Drdinatte, 1884. Retained; January Elly Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Mem present Manchukuo's "Chief

Vienna, Jun. 2. Executive," to be created vas made K.B.E. in 1919,

Sir Bertram Fall, who

The famous German novelist, Emperor of Manchukuo inerented a Baronet in 1916, has He appeared before a military been the outstanding spokesman in Vienna from anti-Semitism

The Oklahoma Senator who has Jakob Wassermann, a refugee a March, but news of actual represented Portsmouth in Farlin-tribunal in Dublin to-day, facing of the currency expansion group in Germany, died to-day. developments is lacking. time judge of the Native Tribunal recent activities against Mr. de accord with all of the monetary been born at Furth in Bavaria in ment since 1910. He was at one five charges connected with his In Congress, said that he fë in

He was 60 years of age, having THE MIDNAPORE References are being made infat Cairo. He served. In the Valera, and after 4 twenty the newspapers to the supposed artillery during the war-British minutes retirement, the President steps so far takon by. President March, 1878, the son of

Roosevelt.

Jowlah! secret comings and goings of the Wireless.

of the Tribunal announced that

tradesman. Manchu Princes.

the-members were satisfied that "Congress cannot escape the The boy's early years wore the Constitution conferred upon duty of revising the monetary clouded by the death of his mother and by an unhappy family life. To

The movements of Colonel Doihara, known no "The Japanese Lawrence," are also the subject i of a good deal of speculation.

The population, however, is not deeply concerned, feeling that the enthronement is not likely to be necompanied by any attempt to include North Chins in the new) Empire, though a further Japanese drive into Eastern Charhar is con- sidored possible, Reuter,

REBEL TROOPS NEAR PEKING

Small Party Making Show of Fight

FIRE AT

MASTER REPORTS

ADJOURNED SINE DIE.

B

до

OUTRAGE

the Tribunal absolute jurisdiction SEA to try General O'Duffy on all the system," says Senator Thomas. bring about more friendly re- THIRTEEN

"The charges preferred against him..

United States to-day is bankrupt.

"I do not intend to oppose the President's policies, but I will continue in Congress to advocatel sound measures to expand the currency."

ALL WELL

London, Jan. 2.

In order to avoid a clash with the High Court, which ordered the

case

PROF, WARREN'S VIEW.

i

CHARGED

DROUGHT MENACE IN ENGLAND

MYSTERY CAVE OF MENDIPS

ACUTE WATER SHORTAGE

London, Jan. 2.

The deficiency in rainfall over a large part of Great Britain, prolonged over nine consecutive months, has led to the drying up of springs and a fall of river water levels which in many parts of the country, are causing inconvenience and anxiety.

even

The great cities are not at pre- sent seriously affected

by the drought but in some of the amali towns it has become necessary to curtail slightly the supply of water, while in many rural areas, particu larly in the high lying villages, a difficult situation has arisen.

A curious feature of the drought Is that it has severely affected those rous where, in normal years, the rainfall is greatly in excess of the. average of the whole country, such as amall places in the Lake Dis- trict and rural areas in Wales.

WOOKEY HOLE CAVE. The drought has brought the river Axe, which flows through Wookey Hole Cave, 500-feet below the Mendip Hills, to a low lovel never before known and excavators and archeologists are hoping to ex- plore the caverns in the Cave which have never before been entered by civilized man.

The Cave, about 3,000, years ago, was the home of a tribe, whose pottery and bone implements, un- earthed by archologists, have help ed experts, to reconstruct the mode of living in the

distant past.--

British Wireless.

SIR JOHN SIMON FLIES TO OSTIA

Midnapore, Jan. 2. Meeting Signor Mussolini

tions with his younger brother he WITH CONSPIRACY used to tell him stories after they had gone to bed and these afterwards wrote down.

His first novel, completed at the MURDER OF MR. age of 15, brought upon him tho wrath, of his father and step-

BURGE The master of the British 8.5. General O'Duffy's release,

rother, who gave him 12 hours) Sacramento Valley, which took President agreed to accede to the

solitary confinement and aftor-i fire in the Pacific about 1,500 miles Attorney-General's request to ad- from San Francisco yesterday, hus | journ the

until further

wards kopt a close watch on hits) Professor Warren, closest finan- doings.

The trial opened at Midnapore wireleased to his ownora to-day notice.

cial advisor to President Roosevelt, After he had worked in his of

to-day before a special tribunal, stating that the fire appears to The Blue Shirt leader, who up the man who devised the gold uncle's factory and acted

thirteen have been completely extinguish-peared in court defiantly wearing purchase formuls, read before a funior clerk in an export business conspiracy in connexion with the Indian prisoners, as mostly students, charged with a blue shirt under an overcoat, meeting of the American Economic and with a commission agent at assassination on September 2.last The Sacramento Valley is pro- and accompanied by a galaxy of Association a paper describing how Freiburg, undergoing many priva- of Mr. Burge, the District Magis ceeding on her voyage to Japan lawyers, afterwards announced higher gold prices elevated com-tions, he found in Ernst von trate of Midnapore.

that he proposes to continue his modities.

Wolzogen; whose accretary he be political campaign at public gatherings.

etic spirit.

STRIKING AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

ed.

and China.-Reuter,

SLACKENING IN N.R.A. CODES

PRESIDENT'S PLAN FOR SPEED-UP

Washington, Jan. 2.

TO CARRY ON.

Saturday and nt Athlone

Sunday.

A largo crowd gave

Dublin, Barracks,

where

tween October 21 and November 30 the prices of fifteen idontical com- modities fell two per cent, in the

on per cent. In the United States.

Peking, Jan. 3. Reports are current that four hundred of General Liu Kuel- tang'a cavalry and a hundred in- fantry have reached Yuchlawei, four miles to the cast of Peking.

The marauders are stated to

In order to hasten the codifien-tribunal was sitting-Reuter. have taken up a position with ation of the smaller industrios, view to showing fight.-Renter. President Roosevelt has au-

thorised General Johnson to ap prove all N.R.A. codes for indus- tries employing fifty thousand workers or less.

The anticyclone over China has The President retains the power increased in intensity: The de-return to the gold standard.. to impose or approve codes for pression remains to the north-cast industries employing over fifty of Hokkaido. Local forecast:-- thousand workora.-Ecuter. N. E. winds, fresh; fair.

DEATH OF SIR R. GIBSON

FAIR WEATHER

..

To-day

London, Jan. 2.

the

CHECK ON DIVA'S PRODIGALITY

have been on holiday in Capri.. Sir John and Lady Simon, who

arrived by air this afternoon at Professor Warren said that became at Munich, the first sympath-a local football match when. he

Mr. Burgo had been playing in Ostia,

the Carlo Del Prete Acrodromo at

was shot down.

They were welcomed by Signor One of the prisoners, a student Suvich, the Italian Under-Secre- Ho la speaking at Wexford on United Kingdom and rose eight as a writer, contributed to the pardoned, upon his announcement Under-Secretary for Aviation.

He now began to make progress named S. C. Ghosh, who confessed tary for Foreign Affairs, and

his guilt and was conditionally General Guiseppe Callo, comic paper Simplizinaimus, wrote Professor Warren deprecated a successful novel "Molusino in Evidence, told the tribunni details mond's car for Rome.

of his willingness to give King's

They left in Sir Eric Drum him a any effort to catablish a perman- 1896 and with his next book "The of a meeting of the Midnapore rousing cheer as he left Collins ent gold price, strassing that the Jews of Zirndorf" (1897) won his murderers of Mr. Burge's two pre-Simon will meat Signor Mussolini.

It is expected that Sir John the gold standard requires a safety first laurois as an author. At that decessors in the Magistracy, Mr. to-morrow to discuss the European valve, otherwise it may be per-time realism and naturalism were R. Douglas, who was assassinated situation and will leave for Lon | manently abandoned.

rampant, but he remained a soli In 1932, and Mr. Peddle, who was don on Friday.-British Wireless, Despite Professor Warren's tary figure, owing allegiance to 10 assassinated in 1931. views, the meeting passed a school. Io acttled in Austria and resolution demanding immediate it was about Austrians and Aus that there were two previsus nt- The Public Prosecutor stated stabilisation of the dollar and a

trian life that he wrote.

It was "The History of the tempts on the life of Mr. Burgo young Renata Fuchs" (1900) that in the course of last year-Router, SILVERITES ACTIVE.

brought him to the front rank in German-speaking Europe. "Christ- Meanwhile, it is clear that Pre-fan Wahnschaffe" (1919), publish sident Roosevelt's programme for ed in America as "The World's the rehabilitation of silver by Illusion" first made him known to ratification of the London agres the English-speaking world and mont has fallen far short of satis other translations Into English

Romo, Dec. 30. fying Congressional protagonists followed, including "Gold" (Der of the white metal..

Moloch) and "Fabor, or the Lost

The courts have refused to put Senator Wheeler is demanding Ypara" (1925).⠀

a roln on the alleged "morbid Some of his novels are collected

mania for prodigality" of the famous soprano, Tetrazzini, whose paign to force through Congress in 3 volumes under the title of

golden voice has delighted huge at the forthcoming session a bill "Dor Wendekrals." His others Stimulated by the good revenue audiences for many years... logallsing free coinage of the include "The Unkissed Mouth," returns and yesterday's large in- Los Angeles, Jan. 2. list of those missing, which has white moutal is anticipated,

"Alexander in Babylon" "The Sis-terest disbursements,

The complainant was her hus been steadily mounting, totals fifty- There is grave reason to eight

Mr. Honry T. Rainey, speaker of semannchon," "Die Masken Erwin neas

tors," "Caspar Hauser," "Das Gan-markets were cheerful when bual band, Signor Vernatti, 31 years her to-day junior, who is anxious to provent business and banking circles. He fear that over a hundred

the House of Representatives, also Reiners," and "Laudin und The disaster has taken a heavy foreshadows posalbio further Seinen".

die after the holiday, although the her from dissipating the remainder was managing director of the Aga-persons lost their lives in the tell of damage, many housca having legislation to strengthen silver's "Mein Weg also Deutcher

In his autobiography turnover was still restricted. In of her formerly huge fortune.

and most anctions. been completely destroyed by the monetary position.Reuter and Jude" ho gives a striking pletura

The famous prima donna claim- man of Robert Harper and Co., Ltd., disaster which succeeded the great wall of water which swept United Press.

Most active Interest was con- ed that, la acting philanthropical- President of the Victorian Chamber cloudburst near Los Angeles down the hillside at a terrific pace

of his experiences and of anti-tred in rubber and gold mining ly, she only "responded to the im- of Manufacturers, Chairman of the

Somitiam in Germany.

shares, Commonwealth Bank, and a reinber to-day,

carrying away everything in its

pulso of her heart" path.

Tho agricultural show organised Wassermann enjoyed ́ a higher A firm tone prevailed in the Totrazzini, now €2, was married by the New Territorien Agricultural reputation as a novelist in his Home industrial market, helped In 1926, but obtained a legal Association is to be held at Shek native country than Feuchtwan- by the better employment figuros. Į soparation In 1928 on the ground Wu Hal on January 6 and 7. next. iger.

British Wireloes.

of incompatability.

AUSTRALIA SUFFERS BIG LOSS

(Our Own Correspondent),

Dy Telegraph. Cepyright, Telegraphia Mes

Ordinance, 1894.

ange

J, 1.18 p.m.),

Receivad, January

London, Jan. 3.

LOS ANGELES

CLOUDBURST

The death in reported from Mel-OVER HUNDRED FEARED DEAD IN the free coinago of silver. A cam-

bourne of Sir Robert Gibson, G.D.E., who had been a member of the Melbourne University. Council

inco 1923.

Born in Falkirk, Scotland, In 1864, he later went to Australia and made a name for himself. in

tral Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Chair-

DISASTROUS FLOODS

of the late Electricity Commission Forty-four bodies have now been Hundreds of promises are under ef. Victoria,

recovered from the floods and the water.-Router,

BRITISH STOCKS

BOOMING

RUBBER SHARES A FEATURE

London, Jan. 2.

the stock

was recommenced

YOUNG HUSBAND LOSES ACTION

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