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No. 14388
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MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1934.
日六廿月六
PRINCE OF WALES GOES
TO RESCUE OF BATHER
HEROIC ACTION AT BIARRITZ
LARGE COMBERS KNOCK
BOY UNCO NSCIOUS
MOTHER'S SCREAM
(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic. Messages Ordinance 1984. Received, August 6, 9,33 q.m.)
Biarritz, Aug. 5.
THE PRINCE OF WALES RISK-. ED HIS LIFE. THIS AFTERNOON IN AN ATTEMPT TO SAVE THE LIFE OF A TWELVE-YEAR-OLD FRENCH BOY.
The Prince was sun-bathing on the well-known D'Amour Beach when the boy was 'knocked uncon- scious by a huge comber, which bowled him over, stunned him and carried him away.
The Prince plunged into the water without hesitation on hearing 'the boy's mother utter a piercing
scream.
DANGEROUS' BEACH.
The child was actually rescued by a life-guard who was rowlfig a boat near the scene and was able to lift the boy from the sca while the Prince of Wales was swimming rapidly toward him.
The sea at the Beach D'Amour is regarded as very dangerous, The Prince usually frequents the swimming-pool nearby, 18 hia entourage Insists that the under-
bench at the
is highly perilous-United Press.
tow
BRITISH GLIDER RECORD
NINETY-FIVE MILE JOURNEY
(Special to "Talograph”)
(De Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphia Mas- Myrt Ordinance. 2006.
6, 2.02 1.1.j
Received Awowat
London, Aug. 6.
A new British gliding record wus to-day established by n young London expert, named Collins, a
BINGLE OOPT 10 CENTE
SILDO PER ANNUM
DUNLOP
provides the greatest possible
TYRE ECONOMY
FOOCHOW IRRITATING ALLIANCE WITH
CANARD
NO WITHDRAWAL
OF FOREIGNERS
LITTLE DANGER REMAINING
A strange report has reached London declaring that preparations are being made in Foochow for the withdrawal of all foreigners owing to the Communist menace.
There is, of course, no truth in the report. The situation in Foo- chow is quiet, the danger of u Communist invasion having been largely romoved,
are
Latest reports Indicate that the Communist forco la splitting up Into small parties, who separating, apparently to prevent the possibility of a wholesale round-up.
REAR THREATENED.
Foochow, Aug. G Some "Ited detachments are nt holding out around Shulkow where heavy fighting is in pro-
Ягена.
The main bodies of General Liu Wo-ting's Division are concontrat
at Ko-Tien, northwest of
The Prince of Wales, who li mpending a golonging holiday at Biarritz, yesterday assisted in the rescue of * young boy who was got into difficulties whilst bath- ing from one of the beaches there. Picturs shows him in holiday attire,
FOUR YEARS' ARREARS OF PAY IN A LUMP SUM
Chicago School Teachers "Out of the Red"
(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH”).
(By Telegraph. Copyright, Teligraphic Massages Ordinance, 1894. Received, August 6, 8-25 a.m.)
Chicago, Aug. 5.
"We out of the red," is the most popular song among the school teachers of Chicago to-day following an announcement that within a week they may expect to be paid their arrears of aalaries in a lump sum.
The total amount involved laj no less than $23,447,240, which will be divided among slightly over 1,400 teachers. Some of them have as much as $30,000 to draw.
The teachers have been without
member of a London Cliding Club.pay for over four years, owing to Collins kept his machine in the the virtual bankruptcy of the air during a journey of 95 miles, city government, flying from Dunstable to the const of Norfolk.-Reuter Special.
NOTED AVIATRIX
KILLED
FATAL CRASH AT DAYTON
(Special to "Telegraph")
(De Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphie * Ordinance, 1981. Received August 0, 10.40 m.)
Now York, Aug. 5.
flosy dreams of comparative afluence-although most of the teachers have heavy bills to pay, long credit having been extended to them by tradespeople---wers
NEW ORLEANS SCANDAL
DESTITUTE LEFT TO STARVE
mudo possible ús a result of the POLITICAL FEUD
approval by the linols Supreme Court of acceptance of a loan of the required sum, by the Recon- struction Finance Corporation.
LOAN ON SCHOOL PROPERTY,
The R. F. C. is making the advance against the collateral of $30,000,000 of school property in the Chicago area.
All the back salaries will be pald in the course of the coming
SEQUEL
(Special to "Telegraph”)
(By Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphie Maer sage Ordinance, 1894. Nevolved, Anguil 8, 1030 0.m.j
New Orleans, Aug. 5. An astounding state of affairs is developing from the political
It is reported that Frances week, it is announced.-United feud. The comic opera threatens Marsalis, the well-known aviatrix. Press. has been killed in a mash at) Dayton, Ohio. United Press,
"RATHER GRAVE"
SITUATION
C. E. R. DISPUTE REVIVAL?
Harbin, Aug. 5.
STATUE TO DR. LIVINGSTONE
4, 8,04 a.m.)
Shuikew, and are ready to attack the rear of the "Reds." A report that the "Reds" once advanced to Peisha is authoritatively denied. -Central Nein?
War on Organised Crime
CROOKED LAWYERS TO COME FIRST
(Special to "Telegraph") {y Telegraph, Copyright. Telepraphis Mes ages Ordinance, 1JP. Rresized Amou
13 am)
Washington, Aug. 5. Plans are rapidly being pre- pared by Federal agents for a great nationwide attack upon organised crime.
The chief focus of attack at the outset it is stated is likely to be the system of protection of criminals by crooked lawyers.
The Department of Justice of ficially announced to-day that it is now developing its nationwide campaign against lawyers who are allied to gangsters and bands of racketeers.
This is the first stage in the anti-crimo drive
which
Is scheduled to gain its full force during the coming winter-United
Prcas.
FLOOD DISASTER NEAR HARBIN
THE REICHSWEHR CHIEFS
Photo shows the scene im. mediately after the incident at the stone-laying in Munich whost a silver hammer wielded by Herr Hitler napped in two. This was regarded na an ill-omen,
HERR HITLER'S HOROSCOPE
DOOMED TO FALL SHORTLY.
مت
ACCORDING TO ASTROLOGERS
(Special to "Telegraph”)
STRANGE HITLER
STORY
ALLEGED FACTS BEHIND ACCESSION TO NEW HIGH OFFICE
SECRET NAZI MEETING
PARIS, AUGUST 5.
A DRAMATIC AND AVOWEDLY AUTHORITA- TIVE ACCOUNT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF INTRIGUE AND COUNTER-MEASURE THAT PRE- FACED HERR HITLER'S ACCESSION TO THE PRESIDENCY IS PUBLISHED IN THE PARIS SOIR.
It is alleged that President Hindenburg left a political testament recommending a member of the Hohenzollern family for the Presidency, but that Hitler got round it after coming to an arrangement with the leaders of the Army.
The story emanates from the Prague correspondent of the Paris Soir, who states that Herr Hitlor first de- cided to become Reischsfuehrer without consulting the Reichswehr chiefs, but ended by concluding an "irritable Treaty of Alliance" with them.
PRES. HINDENBURG'S PROPOSAL - IGNORED? -
According to the report, fairly cellery, and to them he explained. confident information reached the the situation and declared that Nazi leadors on the night of July the State would prevent civil war. only hia presence at the helm of 30 that President Hindenburg'o condition was rapidly worsening and that the aged President could not be expected to live for many days.
(By Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphia Mes sagen Ordinance, 1894. Received August 8-231-0.16)
A secret meeting was called by Chicago, Aug. S.
Herr Hitler, who presided, those The early fall of Herr Hitler other trusted associates, General attending including, among a few from his high eminence in world Goering, Dr. Frick, Horr Hutze, politics was predicted to-day at the new chief of staff of the the annual convention of the Na. Storm Troops, and Dr. Himmler, tional Astrologians of America.
NAZI DECISION,
successor on their own initiative,
No hint was given regarding At this meeting, the report de- exactly when the collapse of his clares, It was decided to settle the power might be expected, by Dr. question of von Hindenburg's Henry Cornon,, the noted New York astrologer, declared that Herr Hitler's horoscope left no doubt that he is doomed, -* :
General Goering, in the course of the discussion, said that the secret police had reported that President Hindenburg had drawn up a political testament recom- Dr. Cornonplaced Hitler's mending a Hohenzollern for the! horoscope in the same classifica- Presidency, adding that a copy of tion as those of Mr. Samuel Prea. Hindenburg's report had Ingull, dethroned Utilities Czar,been sont to Doorn eccretly. Mr. Herbert Hoover, the ex- President, Marc Anthony, and Dillingori
આ KNOW HOW TO MUZZLE."
A long discussion followed and Herr Hitler consented to give a written guaranteo that on assuming supreme command of-the-Army-he would never" take advantage of his position the prejudice of the Reichswehr.
to
He also undertook to paralyse all Socialist tendencies and that the Nazi Party would take account of suggestions by the Reichswehr foreign policy-Reuter. leaders in matters of internal and
ELECTION WORRIES
ROOSEVELT'S POPULARITY
He also did that all countries Goering also suggested that a SAID TO BE WANING in the world with the exception copy of the original text was in
Press,
of Russia will face periods of the possession of an old friend of Kreat
internal unrest-United President Hindenburg, namely,
General Oldenburg-Januschau. Hitler, however, declared: know how to' muzzle him!"
Finally, measures were pro»,
SUDDEN RISE IN THE SELFISHNESS OF THE
SUNGARI
Harbin, Aug. 5. The outlying districts of Harbin are flooded as the result of a sharp son of the Sungari, River.
risa for the second time this sea-
to develop into stark tragedy. Rescue launches are busy in
rescuing marooned
victims and
INDIVIDUAL
Roosevelt Broadcast From Montana
The Mayor, who has declared picking up corpses. The rush of
New York, Aug. 5. war on the Huey Long faction, has the flood waters into the villages
The Government is just begin- bought $5,000 worth of machine along the Sangari Rivor was soning to save the resources of guns, and tear and vomit gas audden that it bombs, and has hired fourteen many inhabitants were drowned.-selfishness of the individual, de- la feared that agriculture and industry from the civilian machine-gunners,
In the meantime, a woman has died of starvation and fifteen hundred destitute persons in New Orleans are
menaced with a similar fato,
Central Newa.
clared President Roosevelt, broad- casting from Glacier National
STOP PRESS Park, Montana.
VICTORIA FALLS CEREMONY
(Special to "Telegraph") (By Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphte ...paper Oráčnunes,
Kassired – Aupat
The Federal organisations in the city have stopped feeding the London, Aug. 6. Scottish bagpipes playing has refused to appropriate their destitute because the Legislature
Nanking, Aug. 6. ture of the Conference for the tament, with the subdued roar of share
Chinese messages from Foochow transfer of the Chinese Eastern the Devil's Cataract, Victoria United Press.
of the rellof funds.state that tho Communists at Railway Ia Imminent. The Falls, Southern Rhodesla, in the
Shlukow are now held at bay and Manchukuo-Japanese authorities background, was heard by listeners
their line of retreat cut off.
Information from Manchukuo
official circles indicates. that rup-
We know more and more," he said, "that the East has a stake in the Woat and the West in the East, and that the Nation must be con- sidered as a whole and not as an aggregation of disjointed groups.
Neuter.
SOVIET INTEREST IN PACIFIC
Special Institute To Be Established.
Moscow, Aug. 5. A special Pacific Institute, com posed of Soviet experia on Far Eastern affairs, is to be formed -under the chairmanship of Pro- fessor Motylev, with the object of studying oriential problems.
The Savict will also accept the Invitatian extended to jola the International Institute of Pacific Relations-Reuter,
IN NORTH-WEST
(Special to Telegraph")
6, 833 KM)
(By Talegraph, Copyright. Telepraphía Mes- ages. Ordinance, (77. Received August
New York, Aug. 5. Somewhat disturbing political developments in the last few weeks are causing Administra- tion supporters to examine prospects in the November alection much anxiously than their professions of confidence would seem to justify.
Mr.
The Postmaster-General, James A. Farley, said to-day that. he belleves every State west of the Mississippi will be safely Do- mocratie in the forthcoming elet- tions.
Sonater Davie, on his return from a tour of the North-West Statos, however, axpressed the opinion that there has been a dis- tinct, if slight, ddeling In Presi dent Rapsevelt's popularity Ho anticipates that the Republicans: will gain sents both in the Sonito and the House of Representatives.
NEW DEAL OPPONENTS.
L Primary
are interest at the mom at the alightest sim of alarm, Glad Ja"-centred: apon: KANSAS. and the present ambiguous situa- broadcast ceremony at the unvoll- sent to the wong Wan Hospital con Vitical author on the staing K-1 the Mahoranded an Mosque PACT WITH ARMY
been telegraphically ordered pro- An Indian named 8. 2. Alam, re
Virginia and Missouri In tlon. Hence, the situation le ing of a statue in memory of Dr. treatment after having been bitten Generalissimo's balled that the he reported to the police touch regarded as “rather grave."— Livingatone, on a spot -just over-by-a-dog wald to belong to Mr.† mesaño will woon; bandibulpated to odsavanteon natok of Rupees 100 each. On August 1, Herr Hitler: ró- the New SD Badianga pros
looking the Falls.--Reuter Special Johnson, of 208 Prince Edward Road. Reuter
threaten to take drastic action to throughout the Empire during a denor, of Cheungshawan, han
A. man named Fung Shan, a gar- Gonoral Chiang Kai-shek has
Central Newe.
pared to maintain order through- out, Germany, with the Brown Shirt Atmy ready to take action
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