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Hongkong Telegraph.
FOUNDED ISEX
No. 16415
=#DMCA†** TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2,
1934.
日四廿月八
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WHITEAWAYS
SPAIN'S CABINET FALLS UNDER RIGHTIST FIRE
Gold Bloc To Devalue?
STERLING SLUMP IN NEW YORK
SILVER LIKELY TO RISE
Washington. Oet, 1. London is fearful of ali gold currencies and is apparently con- vinced that the gold bloc countries will devalue, nationalise gold, or take other protective steps.
Silver is likely to advance, with continuing to the United States buy-Swan, Culbertson and Fritz STERLING BREAK.
New York, Oct. 1.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the sensation to-day was the wide-open break in aterling to 4.91.7/8, off 44 from the previous close.
It is rumoured that the sterling- dollar rate is heading for the old parity of 4.88, at which level efforts will be made to stabilise the the exchange in terms of dollar. Swa Culbertson ad Fritz.
R.K. DOLLAR RISES. The Hongkong dollar advanced farthing this morning, to la. 70.
The market was steady on open-i ing but with a slightly uncertain undertone, A fair amount of business
put through, the inter-bank rate being 1s. 7.9/16d.
The Shangha! market was also quite Ricady on opening.
CASTLE PEAK PIRACY
JUNKMEN'S TALE OF ATTACK
STRUGGLE WITH
CHOPPERS
A somewhat sensational Incident, described in police reports as piracy and attempted murder, took place in the Castle Peak district on Sun-
day night.
It appears that a sampan of 30 piculs capacity, on board which were three men, Lo Yat. Pel Kong
VICTORY FOR GIL ROBLES
FRESH UNREST STIRS POLITICAL CAMPS
YOUNG STATESMAN'S RAPID RISE
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Messages
Ordinance,
Madrid, Oct. 1. The Spanish Cabinet has resigned, following an attack by the youthful leader, Senor Jose Maria Gil Robles, leader of the Popular Action Party, Right Wing allies of the Republicans.
Senor Gil Robles set about the Government on the ineffectual agrarian policy it had promulgated. He declared it had not fulfilled its promises.
He had harsh words, too, for the Catalonian autonomists, declaring that the parts and parties of Spain must, of necessity, work out a common salvation, or else they would never attain to the greatness they desired among nations.
Senor Cil Robica has been recognised, during the session of
οι this inst Cortes, as one the most influential men of his day, He rose to power after the Novem- ber elections, which gave the Rights the Control of the Cortea.
SHOCK TO-ROYALISTS.
It was confidently expected that Senor Gil Robles would support the plans of the Royalists, who are still one of the strongest
political factions in Spain. But the young Rightist leader,-known to be close. to Senor Angel Herrera, and consequently to the Vatican, surprised everyone by declaring himself a collaborator with the Republican regins. He had previously fought side by side with the Royalists at the Novem- ber elections.
He
Popular
has re-
Action
and Ah Kwai, had left Ching Shan peatedly em- Keuk, at 2 p.m. on Sunday in an phasised that ble alleged attempt to smuggle a cargo of sugar and matches into Chinese Party is Catholic first and political afterwards. He
territory.
At 5.30 p.m. they anchored at Nim Wan, in the Castle Peak dis declares still that trict, and whilst the three men he is not interest- were having their meal, Pet Konged in the type of
is alleged to have seized the other regime, as two whilst at the same moment an ather sampan came alongside, from which several mea clambered aboard the anchored craft.
Armed with choppers, Pei Kong and other men attempted to bind up Lo Yat and Ah Kwai, but the latter managed to jump overboard and awim ashore.
tong the Church re- mains protected. Finally, Inst May, ho joined the Republicans, SAY- ing: "We will defend the Re- public in order to save Spain."
However, there are still hopes
Gil Robles
Pei Panto the water and also toers that Senor Gil Robles will be
Kong is then said to have among some of the Royalist bea-
have swam aaloro, where he la alleged to have attacked Ah Kwai won over to the principles of monarchism. In any event, the and
with a chopper, inflicting serious fight is now between. him injuries.
Senor Largo Caballero, Leftist leader and the camps are stirring to action.-United Press.
The alleged pirates then made off in their boat.
The injured man was later ad- mitted to the Kowloon Hospital in a serious condition.
SURPRISE VISIT TO
SHANGHAI
SUDDEN CHANGE IN- WEATHER
1
4
CHANNEL. PLANE
FORCED DOWN
Viscountess Elibank
A Passenger
London, Oct. 1.
MONEY
EXPORT
PROHIBITION
GERMANY'S
A Belgien air liner, whose TIGHTENING
eight passengers included Viscountess Elibank, made a forced landing this after- noon at the Royal Air Force Aerodrome near Folkestone when on la journey from Cologne and Brussels to Croydon.
Trouble developed in one of the engines during pas, sage through a fog and rain belt over the Channel and the pilot landed as a precau- tionary measure, the pas-" sengers continuing their journey in a relief machine. -British Wireless,
WORLD SERIES PREPARATION
FIRST GAMES AT DETROIT
ST.
FISTS
NEW TEETH IN LEGISLATION
TEN MARKS NOW "FREE LIMIT)
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8.10.)
Berlin, Oct. 1. The whole practice of Ger- man currency control has |been strengthened by a new batch of decrees, made public to-day.
The most important of these reduces "the free limit" of the amount of money which may be sent out of Germany without a special permit. Until this new! decree was passed, fifty marks
LOUIS PICKED was the limit. Now it is ten.
TO WIN
The ruling applies to all-clusses of payment and currency wanted for export and comes as a result St. Louis, Oct. 1. of the money famine in Germany. German financial experts are The National League champions, doing their utmost to conserve St. Louis Cardinals, left to-day MLLE. LENGLEN
for Detroit where they will play the nation's money assets, for the STRICKEN
the first two games of the world Government credit has shrunk to Series for the baseball champion-head of the Reichsbank, and Herr a dangerous extent Herr Schacht, ship, starting Wednesday. The
Schmitt, the new Minister of second game is on Thursday,
Economica, are working hand in The Detroit Tigers will then go hand to remedy this state of to St. Louis, where they will play affairs.
Operation for Appendicitis
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Paris, Oct. 1.
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. the famous French tennis .player, was suddenly seized with an attack of appen. dicitis yesterday and has been operated upon.
She is said to be making
a good recovery and her physician believes her tennis skill will not be affected. She must rest, of course. before she takes to the courts and her season will probably be wholly cancelled. -Renter Speciul.
LORD JUSTICE OF APPEAL
ADVOCATE OF STERILISATION?
PLAINSPOKEN JURIST
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three games with the Cardinals, Naturally, with the money ex- on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.port restrictions, foreign trade has The last two games, if they are suffered. But German economists necessary, will be played-in-De-maintain that only by this sparton troit, Monday and Tuesday. method can they crante self-
St. Louis are 3-5 favourites for sustaining. national Industry, the series and Detroit odds are though It means depriving the 6-6. For the oponing game, St. people of what were once consider- favoured, 11-10 anded necessities, perchance.-Reuter Louis Is
Special. Detroit odds are 11-10-Rauter.
CRITICS ASSAIL ROOSEVELT
CONCRETE REFORMS. LACKING
BUT: LABOUR SATISFIED
HOPE FOR PEACE. IN INDUSTRY.
Roosevelt's appeal for an armistice hetween enpital and labour. The "timely, appro- request was priate and impressive," said Mr. Green.
President Roosevelt announced, 'it will be recalled, that he would summon 'n conference of workers and employers and ask them to settle once and for all their differences over working hours, wages and conditions, so that in future there would be no necessity of calling paralyzing strikes.
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING. President Roosevelt clearly an-) nounced his decision to preserve the collective bargaining clauses of the N..A, legislation, which. of course, pleased Mr. Green and New York, Oct. 1.. All the labour organisations, for the collective bargaining system While it is generally con- a labour's strongest weapon in ite ceded that President Roose-war with capital.
General Tral Ting-kai is here ́seen
making friends with two Hittle tote from the Chiness colony in Now York.
China Must Use Her Strength
TSAI TING-KAI
PLATFORM
WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE
BRITISH STARS WITH LEADERS
AMERICANS SET THE PACE- Philadelphia, Oct. 1. The American Women's Golf Championship, being played at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club, finds British competitors well to the front in the qualifying round to-day.
Misa Molly Gourlay and Miss Gwenda Morgan, with 83 and 86 respectively, are up with the lenders. Miss Diana Fishwick, with 82, Miss Diana Plumpton and Miss Chambers, with 90, Mrs. Walker and Miss Gold with 93, all qualified for match play.
The qualifying score is $3. The British failures were: Miss Pamela Barton, Mrs. Coats, who had 94 and 97.
ATTEMPTING COME-BACK.
Mrs. Collett Varo is making an Jattempt to comeback after two lycara abaence from championship play. She was joint leader of the qualifying flight with Mrs. Cheney. Miss Lucille Robinson and Mrs. Harrison...
Miss Van Wie, the holder, had an 86:
There were sixty-four players within the qualifying range.— ON Router
Washington, Oct. 1. General Tani Ting-kni. the "Defender of Shanghai," after a three-day visit here, during which time he was enthusiastically wel-|
NEW ZEALAND'S GOVERNOR
comed by the members of the VISCOUNT GALWAY thriving Chinese Colony, is leaving: for Chicago to-morrow,
General Tsal addressed a mask meeting last night, and declared that:
"China's salvation is attendant
of success
Chinese upon armies in driving the Japanese)
the
Irum ner 801.
APPOINTED
SUCCEEDS LORD BLEDISLOE
London, Oct. 1. The King has approved up- "Public opinion is the strongest pointment of Viscount Galway to
force
uy
Japan's
wolen
to denouncel
recognised torritorial e Governor-General of New Zea aprension in China," he added. land in succession to Lord Bledis "But because Japan has violated loe, whose term of office will ex- rower Treaty and dispire March next year.-British Wireicas. regarded tno League of Nations,
Viscount Galway is the eighth China in ner struggle for world
the wine
Hvate must resort to more drastic holder of the title granted in 1727
netfilius maintaining peace," Gyllorum aedi asserted.
Five nuured persons attended
Uninese soldier and gave. 10 warm reception—Acuzor
SHANGHAI FIGHT. AGAINST OPIUM
Campaign Success Celebrated
Shanghai, Oct. 2.
and
has had a distinguished.
career as a soldier.
Colonel Commandant of the Honourable Artillery Company since 1983, he was formerly Lieut-Colonel of the Life Guarda.
He was born in 1882. Ho suc- eceded his father in 1931, having married the Hon. Lucia White, younger daughter ог Baron Annaly
In 1900 he joined the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry and in 1904 the First Life Guards. He was adjutant from 1908 to 1911 and Captain in 1911. He who posted.. as Staff Captain with the 4th Cavalry Brigade in 1914 and served in that capacity until the following year. He was D.A.A.
A huge bonfire of opium and and Q.M.G. 2nd Cavalry Division propaganda papers until 1917. He was promoted to reactionary was built yesterday afternoon in Brevet. Lieut.-Colonel in 1919 and compound behind the Sino-Japanese commanded the Life Guards from War Memorial Hall in the presence 1925 to 1929, when he retired. of a large gathering of officials and. Ho contested the Scarborough citizens, marking the success of the constituency, as a Conservative in velt has lost none of his Mr. Green said he hoped the campaign recently conducted by the 1910,
authorities e lucidity and charming radio National Association of Maku-Shanghai Chineso
facturers would respond to the against the oplum ovil and Com- critics in many suggestion of the President to munistle | manner,
activities. quarters London, Oct. 1.
complain that use the facilities of a two-party Me Wa Teh-chen, Mayor of}
board, to be created by the Govern Mr. Justice Roche has been America's Chief Executive mont, for the settlement of out--Shanghai, has declared that the
of dispute. in retirement in Hongkong for a The inhabitanta In the lower appointed Lord Justice of Appeal, long time, unexpectedly arrived valley of the Yangtee River have in succession to the late Rt. Hon. yesterday confined himself standing points hore from the South yesterday been rather chilled since yesterday. Lord Justice Scrution, who too much to generalities Reuter.
Speculation is rife as to whether as the weather has taken a sudden served in that capacity from 1916 when he delivered his re-
GENERAL LI COMES Twenty Degree. Drop In
FROM RETIREMENT
Yangtse Valley
Shanghai, Oct. 2.
Shanghai, Oct. 2.
General Li Fu-lin, who has lived
sages Ordinance, 1893, Racaired, 26400 a.m.).
October
Shanghai Municipal Government had executed the recently-pro- -mulgated anti-oplum law to its full
extent with the result that opium | ::
entirely eliminated in Shanghai city.
his visit has any connection with change, the mercury falling to be- until his death a few weeks ago. form message over a na-/HARWICH QUAY : EXTENSION dens were almost political affairs. It is rumoured, low 70 degrees, boing a difference Mr. Justice, Roche is renowned for instance, that he has been of 10 degrees when compared with for his forcible self-expression in tional wireless hook-up. summoned to the North by General Sunday.
Chiang
Kal-shok nu he, though in The weather changed-so suddenly retiremont from activo political life, that some people wore caught.un- is still a member of the
prepared and there is much suffer Executive Committee of the Kuo- lug.–Central Nowy...
nintang Party.
matters of public interest.
London, Oct, 1
Admiral Sir Roginal Tyrwhitt He did not, they maintain, dis: to-day opened now extensions to On one occasion, dealing with close any concrete plans, and Harwich Quays, which, at a cost a man's offence against a young clear-ent remedies for the coun of nearly £500.000 have been con- girl, he declared: There fe little try's numerous pressing problems,structed to give further facilities to be said. for not sterilising or On the other hand, Mr. William for handling the London North- The typhoon signal which was dis-shutting up these feebleminded Green, President of the American Eastern Railways ateamors
carly
fo."Reuter Federation of Labour, expressed engaged on services across the tion with any political matter played all day yesterday was lower people
Special
his full approval of President North Sen-British Wireless, Central Now.
led at 4.10..this morning.
However, Goneral Li donles that
his visit to Shanghai han connec-
SCOTTISH VISIT 'ENDED
KING QUEEN LEAVE FOR LONDON
London, Oct. 1, The King and Queen concluded An oplum-addicte sanatoriumi was established at Lunghua last their visit to Scotland to-night, July, and since then no less than when, accompanied by the Prince of Walon, they left Balmorals 700 cases have been Buccessfully
Castle to join the night train for treated.-Control Nowa.
London,AN
* - Onii arrival / early to-morrow, Thoir Majesties will go into residence at Buckingham Palace. |—British: Wireless,
---The P. and O. Inor Rajputana" is due hare from Singapore at 11 am, to-morrow.