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THE · HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1936,
EQUALS
HITTING
RECORD
TWO HOMERS IN-
ONE INNING
DIMAGGIO'S DISTINCTION
New York, Jung 24.
major league record WOR equalled by the New York Yanked. alugger, Dimaggio, to-day when be poled out two home TUHA in one Juning.
His fent was accomplished during a terrifle hitting attack which Phelps, the Chiengo pitcher, could not, hold, Most of New York's runs came in one. inning when almort every batied twien and Dimaggio dis tinguished himself.
nina
Altogether the Yankecs, who tend the League, scored eighteen runs. But besides . Dimaggio's homera, Crosetti, Dickey and Powell drove the ball over the stands. The Yanks hit times, the highest total this
Season.
The White Sox did their share of hitting too. reering eleven times on twelve connections, Sewell hitting IL homer.
Home ruas did not save. Boston against Detroit. Although W. Ferrell and Miller both scored with circuit drives, the Red Sox. only Feored six times on ten hits, while the Tigers scored, seven on eleven,, aided by Owen's homer,
HONOURED BY MUSSOLINI
Baron Aloisi, the noted Italian diplomat, was pesterday promoted from captain to rearsainkrat in the venerve of officers in recognition of his service "during the post feie
months of erloja,
Cables And Wireless
Ltd. Change
DENISON-PENDER- RESIGNS POST
London, Jung 25.
DEMOCRATS
SEEKING PLATFORM
LABOUR ISSUES ARE OUTSTANDING
MONEY PLANK APPROVED
(Special to "Tolograph")
Philadelphia, June 24. The Demeratio Party's national convention completed its preliminary business speedily and then noisily, and in disorder, prepared to organise on a permament basis preparator to attopting a platforin and re- nominating President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The delegates are merely riding the mighty Party stpam-roller, whose course is already set, but there are continuous whispered con- ferenees which make the convention tlek:
The
permanent organisation of committeemen includes Mr. Edward Kemp, Manila, Mr. Dan Devine, Credentials: Mr. Hawali,
Donald McEvan, Manila. and Mr. Charles Holt, Hawali, Rules; and Mr. Lionel G. Harry, Manila, and Mr.
Hawail, Plat
Platform Committ
لامی
The Platform Committee, istened all day long to volunteer plank hewers, but sought among its OWN membership to compose the vital issues. Including the question aniending the Constitution on behalf of labour. Mr. William Green, Pre- sident of the Federation of Labour, demanded. curtailment of the Supreme Court's powers, a thirty- hour work week, continued Federal public works, higt Wages, # Yuaranice of labour's right 10 organise, continuation of the New Deal and social security plans.
FARM PROGRAMME
Cleveland scored n wit over Philadelphia, Averill and Trosky! hitting for a circuit, and giving Reds five runs in cleven ruming starts. Athletics hit eight and tallied six times.
This was the first of a double- Furntier.
In the second game of their double- header Cleveland repeated the earlier It is ofleinlly announced that Mr. performance, The Indians scored John C. Denison-Pender has resigned fourteen
Mr. Edward O'Neal, President of runs as many bits, the chairmanship of Cables and Wire-
on Averill getting a homer, and tho Jess, Ltd., Mr. Elwald Wilshaw has the Farm Bureau Federation, pre- Athletics only managed two runs on
been elected as his successor, How-sented an eleven point farm pro- nine roonections. Philadelphia bad ever, Mr. Denison-Pender will con- grammes embracing controlled- agri- one error.
tinue to hold his position as Governor culture, managed currency, reduced Washington again beat St. Louis, and Motaging-Director of the con-
Industrial tariffs, a permanent com- seven to four, hitting twelve lines trolling company, Cable-Wireless modity luah plan and ald for dis-
including ngaihst
Bolter's (Holding) Ltd.
Posing
Si crops. He He else retuales chairman of asso-also asked for surpluses control clated and subsidiary companies with- and regulation of monopolies. in the group.
The South's rebellion agaiistal-
hamer.
seven.
the
seasonal
RAIN INTERRUPTS Rain ruined the National League schedule. There was only one meet- ing. that 1 double-header, Pittsburgh and New York Giants split.
Giants won the first, four to three, and were lucky, because they only hit five times to the Pirates ́eight.) Each had a homer, the Giants from Ott and the Piratos from Jensen. In order to facilitate the new Pirates had one error.
urrangement Sir Noman Leslie, ship- owner, bas' resigned his post with the company. Reuter,
An official statement says that astering the convention rules to pet- the initial stages of Cables and Wire-lt nomination of presidential and which less, Ltd. are past, and the situation vice-presidential candidates by a
should be re-examined, Mr. Denison simple majority, instead Fender feels he has achieved what he thirds, was has been trying to do for the past likely to go
Committee. However, the night Is
The second game Pittsburgh won four to one, with eight, hits. They held the Giants to three. There were no errors-Reuter.
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London, June 24. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Ormsby Gore, to-day was asked in the Houso of Commons whether arrangements would be made for reception and examination of broadcasts in Arable from Italian stations which were rom ceived in all parts of the Near East, including Palestine and Transjordania, with a view to ensuring that such broadcasts contained nothing of a unsuitable character.
He replied that the matter was re- culving the most coretyl consideration, froin time to time, of the Palestine Government.--British Wireless.
NO SURRENDER OF EMPIRE
CONSERVATIVES URGE RESISTANCE
Landon, June 21.
At a meeting of the Central Council of the National Union, of Conserva- tive Associations, a resolution, pro- posed by Sir Henry Page Croft, was carried without dissent calling upon the Government to resist any pro- posals which might tend to weaken the integrity of the Empire.
Another resolution, demanding that none of the mandated territories under British control be surrendered to the League of Nations or to the sovereignty of any foreign Power. was also knrriel-British Wireless.
CHURCHILL NOT SATISFIED
WANTS DEFENCE DETAILS
London, June 24, Speaking in London to-day. Mr. Winston Churchill expressed dissat isfaction with the present methoils of discussing arrangements for national defence.
In his view, Parliament, should cet. committee representing all Harties to interrogate the Government scerely, under protection of con- fidence, as to the arrangements they were making in the different spheres of defence Britisk Wircles.
four years since he has been Govern- ment-approved chairman of the com- pay.
ITALO-GERMAN AIR PACT
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carried" in
WAGES PLANK
of Iwo- the Rules
The platform Aght centrés about Governor Herbert Lehman's de- mundis, on behalf of New York, for a wages and hours plank stronger than that President Roosevelt has already approved.
Leaders have expressed satia
at the proposed money plunk, foglion affirming the present monetary system, and stating the Administra Lion favours a policy of adapting itself to
changing financial condi- Reme, June 24. tions ns they occur. The policy It is offeinlly announced that an mentions neither a return to gold or agreement regulating and improving immediate efforts at international conditions between Italy and Germany stabilisation. The plank does not with regard to civil aviation will be include Senator Thomas' silver. re- concluded during General Valles monetisation proposals, United. visit to Germany,
He will represent his Government there--Reuter.
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