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MAURICE TATE

ENABLES SUSSEX

TO STOP “ROT”

Wyatt's Century Fails To Save, Warwick

FENDER 10 FOR 103 AT OVÁL

London. To-day.

Brilliant bowling by Maurice Tate:(6 for 26) enabled Sussex, runners-up in the county cricket championship last season. to stop the "rat" of three succes- sive defeats when they overcame Essex by 63 runs at Brentwood yesterday.

Bob Wyatt's third century of the season did not save the greatly im proved Warwickshire eleven- from defeat at the bands of Surrey, for

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John K. Eareckson, Baltimore wrestler, who was reported missing in a blizzard on Pike's Peak by his party of mountain climbing friends, finally fought his way up the peak and to safety at Cripple Creek, 15 miles away.

whom Percy Fender, their ex-skip- BRITISH R.A.F.

per, took 10 wickets for 103 runs.

Middlesex, aided by R. W. V. Robins, found little difficulty in beating Somerset at Lord's.

Results,

S cabled by Reuter.

were as follow:

Middlesex beat, Somerset by 7 wickets at Lord's

Somerset: 121 and 187 (R, W.

Robins 5 for 77). Middlesex: 140 (J. Lee 5. for 38) and¦

170 for 3.

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INCREASES IN

ACTRESS

WHO

- WAS ASKED TO:

LEAVE TOWN

Theatrical Censors Displeased

ART FOR ART'S SAKE DISCOURAGED

[From Our Own Correspondent)

Canton, To-day.

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A pretty Chinese stage, ac- treas with # good #figure, i [not appreciated by the solemn and phlegmatic theatrical censors of Sze Hui County, 40 miles north- west of Canton. A believer in art for, art's sake, the show girl dis- played her beautiful body in the nude on the stage, and as a result she was asked to leave the town.

The actress is now back in -Can- tom, a sadder but wiser girl. She is the leading lady in the Ta Shun

PERSONNEL Shing Theatrical Troupe, and in

NO TIME LOST BY MINISTRY

NEW SERVICE CONDITIONS OUTLINED

Surrey beat Warwickshire by 10

"London, To-day. at the Oval.

The Royal Air Force, acting on Warwickshire: 90 (P. G. H. Fender the Government's declaration re-

for 200

213 ( E. S. Watt 131 not oneding the new air defence po-

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the course of a scene she was fea- tured as coming out of a bath,

Officials of the Theatrical Cen- sorship Board were highly upset by this show after seeing it in 're- hearsal, and ordered the elimina-: tion of the bathing scene. But the management thought that without

Alice Faye, the Hollywood star and Rudy Vallee's latest girl friend, illustrates her recipe for weight-reducing, health and beauty -daily rope skipping.

that particular act the show would EMPIRE TRADE DE

FAIR IN COLONY

fail.

(Continued on Page 91

P. G. H. Fender 5 for 76). Hey, took the first steps yesterday) UNIFORM CURRENCY

Surrey: 266 (Fishlock 133 not out) and towards increasing their person-

39 for 0.

Sussex beat Essex by 63 runs Brentwood...

Sussex: 210 and 145 (Nichols 5 for Essex: 125 (Tate 6 for 26) and 169.

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neL They issued full details of pay and service conditions offer- at ed in respect of the additional men required, namely, 2,500 to be 41-trained as pilots and 20,000 es ar- tisans and unskilled men. This is in accordance with the Govern

CAMPBELL BLACK'S ment's intention to have a

PLANS

Series Of Long Distance Flights

NEW RECORDS EXPECTED

London, To-day-

home defence force of 1,500 first-line machines by 1937.

BAIK MINISTER'S STATEMENT

(Continued on page 9.)

FOR CHINA

FINANCIAL POLICY OUTLINED

INCOME AND IMHERITANCE - TAXES PENDING

Nanking, To-day.

diture and developing sources of

revenue.

ROOSEVELT DECLINES TO COMMENT

WHITE HOUSE PLEASED

WITH RESULT

VETERANS COMMANDER STILL

HOPES FOR SUCCESS

Washington, To-day. After six and a half hours' steady flow of oratory for and against the Bonus Bill, the Sen- ate fulfilled expectations by sustaining the veto by a vote of 54 to 40. To override it a two-thirds majority would have been necessary.

President Roosevelt did not comment when he was informed of the vote, but gratification was expressed elsewhere in the White House.

Many famous Senators spoke in favour of overriding the veto. including Senators Borah. McAdoo and Long.

-An old American, tradition, that -women on freight ships are un- lucky, is broken on Soviet vezeİR asproved by Tamara Chtenich- tenka, engineer first-class,`on the freighter Kalinin, which recently azvived at Philadelphia.

POLITICAL DEADLOCK

Meanwhile the House of Representatives has again introdue- ed the Vinson Bill with an amendment providing for payment MUSSOLINI

from the work relief fund.

Immediately after the vote Senator B. C. Clark served notice that he would move for the suspension of the rules, with a view to adding a rider to the pending Naval Appropriations Bill: With a view to facilitating the passage of such a rider, the method of payment would be optional with the President, including new money, borrowing, or the US. work relief funds.

NEXT DECEMBER EMPIRE AIR DAY

1. Mr. Van Zandt, commander of the Veterans sponsoring the Pat-

Bill, issued a statement

characterising the Senate action 25 z true blow, buszrontataingi

this session.

FURTHER QUESTIONS Air Force Stations "On a forecast of ultimate victory

IN THE COMMONS

IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT-TO PARTICIPATE?

View" To-morrow

Empire Air Day will be held to-morrow in England.

be

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U.S. OFFICERS COURT MARTIALLED

FIRM AGAINST

ABYSSINIA

Mediatory Proposals Rejected

ALLEGATIONS CAUSE DISSATISFACTION

Geneva, To-day

patching armaments, and rem forcements to the scene.

It was felt that the publication of these somewhat truculent notes: Land messages was hindering the task of the meeting, as they were not in the mood to show a moder

The Halo-Abyssusan situation has reached a complete deadlock- The Senate action has turned; into heartaches the high hopes Siger Mussolini has rejected the raised among thousands of needy mediatory proposals→→→Renter. veterans. It is a bitter dis¦ A message yesterday stated The Air League of the British appointment. and will not soon that little progress in the settle Empire has announced that London. To-day.

RAF stations will be open to Reuter

forgotten." he added. --- ment of the Italo-Abyssinian dis- Replying in the House of Com-the public from about 2 pm until

pute could be recorded. A message received as we go to mons yesterday to the request dusk Arrangements have been press states that the Washington Government had sent another note In the meanwhile the Abyssinian. With regard to recruitment mea-

Commenting on the 1935 budget of Mr. A. EL Chorlton (made for the day to be observed Government avoided inflating the to the League, accusing Italy of sares, the Air Minister, Lord Lon- before a group of Chinese news ision not to exhibit at the Bri-that the public will see all nor-the war bonuses by nine votes, tion while she was busily des Platting), to reconsider the de as an ordinary working one, so enrrency by $1,200,000,000 to pay evading a settlement by arbitra donderry, stated yesterday: "The papermen, Dr. H. H. Kung said

tish Empire Trade Fair at Hong mal flying activities of an RAF. pronouncement of the Government that the Government would adhere has clearly been welcome to the na- to the policy of curtailing expen-Kong-next: December, Mr. Ernest station as well as the usual ser

Brown Parliamentary Secretary vice life. for Overseas Trade," said that if

Civil aerodromes will also be He announced that steps are be-representative sections of Bri ing taken to introduce income and tish industries interested in the open, and it is hoped to arrange China trade were to make con-joy fights" at especially low inheritance taxes, not only for se- caring more revenue but with a

crete suggestions for the organ- lisation of a United Kingdom ex- view to bringing about à more Lībit. Colonel Colville would equitable distribution of taxes.

gladly consider them The scope and activity of the

It would be necessary for the In commemoration of Empire! Central Bank would be enlarged exhibitors to pay the costs in-Day a dinner and dance will be to enable it to assume the lead involed proportionate to their par-held at the Peninsula Hotel to- Winnipeg. To-day. stabilising China's economic con- ticipation

ed the distinguished military car- Phyllis Dewar, deal swimming ditions and efforts would also be firms from applying for

Nothing prevented night. commencing at 8 o'clock.

eer, by ordering his dismissal, of champion at the British Empire pushed to bring out a uniform cur- individually.

space

Colonel Alexander Williams, form- Games. yesterday shattered the rency throughout China.

Stock to the value of over $1,000; 1 Mr. Brown invited Cheriton to was reduced to ashes this world's record for the mile free!

Assistant Quartermaster-Gen-

style, covering the distance in 23 It is notified in the "Government the Department

submit a question as to whether when a fire occurred in the Sam Ming eral, on a charge of soliciting and minutes and 32 2/5 seconds.

Towel Factory at No. 104, Fook Wah obtaining a loan in connection of Overseas -Gazette" that Mr. William Jamesi

Street, Shumzimipo, shortly after 2 with war debt contracts and giv- Reuter.

Carrie resumed the duties of Head of Trade was prepared to contribute

No casualties have been.reing false testimony thereon be- to the Trade Fair. Reuter The previous best time was set the Sanitary Department on May 18.

ported

fore the House committee. inp by the world famous Ameri-i

The loan was $2,000-Renter. can swimmer Helene Madison. who established the record of, 24 minutes. 44.3/5 seconds, in 1931.

Before the Northern Summer end in September, T. Campbell Black, co-pilot with C. W. A. Scott of theị, Comet twin-engined monoplane which won the England-Australia

speed and handicap races last Octo

ber, will undertake a series of long distance flights that may establish new records over some of the world's chief, present and future, air routes:

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WRESTLERS ARRIVE

Japanese Party To Tour Europe

Five amateur Japanese wrestlers arrived in the Colony this morning by the a.s. Hakone Maru en routej to Europe where they intend to give exhibitions.

The party is in charge of Hachida, the manager, who is world famous authority on judo, the Japanese national wrestling.

PHYLLIS DEWAR'S TRIUMPH

World Aquatic Record Shattered

DERBY BETTING

2 BAHRAM OFFERED

AT EVENS

Other members of the party are

M. Kohama, Kodama - Gomei · Kai-

London, To-day.

sha, E. Kagama, (Waseda Univer- "The following is the latest call- sity), J. Kikuda (Keio University), over for the Derby which will be and K. Tambe (Waseda Univer-run at Epsom on June 5

sity).

They will first visit Germany mả then Finland, returning to Japan early in October."

BRITISH TENNIS SUCCESSES

Bahram offered at evens, 11 to 10

taken.

Bobsleigh 11 to 2 taken and offered. Sex Bequest 18 to 7 offered."

Theft 100 to 8 offered, 13 to 1 taken. Hairan 100 to & 'offered.

First Son 28 to 1° offered,. 33. Lo

taken

Fair Haven 23 to 1 offered. Fairbairn 50 to 1 taken and offered,

Rester.

WEATHER FORECAST

Paris, to-day-British temmin successes were recorded at Auteuil yesterday when Fred Perry" and{ C. R. D. Tuckey entered the semi- finals of the Men's Doubles Cham- pionship by beating Borotra- and Cooler, cloudy with occasional Brugnon 14-12, 15, 68, 61, 6-4 rain, and moderate east and south- and when Miss Hanbricke and Miss easterly winds, was, the weather Yorke beat Mme. Mathien and Helen forecast for to-day, as issued by the Tacchi 7-5, 4-6, 6-4,— Renter, må Boyal Observatory this morning.

BATTIC SEA

EAST PRUSSIA

POLAND

fees

EMPIRE DAY DANCE

Nazi efforts to obtain, con trol of the Denig Parliament will continue despite the recent election. in which they received a 60 për cent, majority, but failed by three se ata to gain the necessary votes to swing their plana for new construction and the abolition of opposition parties. European states- men at Stress pointed to the Nazi campaign to capture Danzig nu un attempt to gain control of the Polide Corridor and a perderent to Furopean, penCE... A

morning

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ILLEGAL DEALINGS OVER LOAN

Washington, To-day.

A secret Court Martial terminat

STOP

ate spirit in face of the defiant Abyssinian attitude.

PAGEANT AND

TATTOO TO OPEN

TO-MORROW NIGHT

Cast Of 1,250 At The Tower Of London

ANOTHER JUBILEE FETE

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A pageant and Tattoo in the historic old most of the Tower of London with a cast of 1,250€ players, with 650 soldiers as

PRESS" will be staged nightly

London, To-day.

In consequence of the re- cent advice of Mr. Ramsey MacDonald's doctor and seal- ist, it is, now virtually certain that Mr. Stanley Baldwin will take the Premiership within. three weeks.

↑ As a change in the head of

the Government involves the

from to-morrow until June S

The Tower has been chosen as "the "stage" as it is regarded his

torically as the most interesting spot ir England.

The pageant will illustrate events in the centuries-old his tory of the Tower. ?

1,250 PLAYERS Twenty-nine of the leading London amateur dramatic socie ties are furnishing the players who will take part. The soldier "extras" will be 300 re

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resignation of the Cabinet,gular, troops and 350 Territorial.

Mr. Baldwin will hai 2.free hand to reconstruct it, and there is every indi

that

he will use it

1y. It will be based on the

ROAD CASUALTY DECREASE

132 killed

bab

dent of the

A decrease

is shown by "Ministry figures issned For the week and

ware 112 killed, and

4966,