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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1935

RESERVE FLEET -

COMMAND

REAR-ADM. DICKENS

APPOINTED

GRANDSON OF NOVELIST

London To-day. Rear-Admiral G. G. Dickens, grandson of the novelist, has been appointed to the command: of the Reserve Fleet, in succes- sion to Admiral Astley-Rushton. who was killed in a motor acci- gent-Reuter.

A message dated June 20 said that Vice Admiral. Astley Rusb-| ton was killed in a motor car ac- cident the previous night. Since April 1934 he had been in com- mand or the Reserve Fleet which was specially mobilised for Jubilee Review, and the weex before he was one of the King's guests at dinner on the Royal Yacht

the

He had a distinguished War career. He commanded the cruiser Southampton, which was the first naval ship to sink al German submarine by sunfire. In 1931 he became commander of the Second Cruiser Squadron. and paid the first post-war naval visit to German waters.

MEMORANDUME.

CORELAND

MEMORANDUM ·

MENARY

NX United States Überzte--

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0=

'GUFFEY

VANDENBERG

Sheets from scratch pads left behind by Senators after a session of the committee which undertook to investigate the charges of Ewing Y. Mitchell, deposed- Assistant. Secretary of Com- merce, show what the solous think about in action. Revealed for study of psychologists are the scribblings of Royal S. Copeland, chairman of committee; Arthur Vandenberg, Mich., Joseph F. Guffey, Pa., and Charles L. McNavy, Ore.

STOLEN GLASSES RECOVERED

Vice-Admiral Rushton was re- Sold To Second-Hand

turning from the Admiralty to

Dealer

RECEIVER FINED $50

Portsmouth, when the car struck

a tree and was wrecked near

Petersfeld. No one saw the acci- dent

Vice-Admiral

Rushton was Tony Kwan, master of an

AMERICA LEADS

(Continued from Page 1)

The Americans continually crowded the net in the second set and, volleying magnificently, came (on level terms after 12 minutes.

promoted Captain in 1916; Rear-tion shop at No. 2 Lascar How to lose at 7—5.

ARNAUD "APHRODITE

How She Sprang

To Fame

Miss Tranne Amand told the The Germans jumped into a 5–2) lead in the third set, but the she was at a

City Livery Club, whose guest luncheon at the auc-Americans overhauled them only Carpenters' Hall recently, how Von Cramm and Land held two been invited to explain by the she started on the stage. She had Central Magistracy yester match points in the tenth game of president of the Club, Mr. H 边 1930 he completed two day, charged with receiving a the fourth set, but Allison stermed Holton Sturges, who revealed the net and by brilliant volleying that he first me: Miss Arnaud in "like another Aphro-

Admiral in 1927; and Vice-Ad-appeared before Mr. Schofield at

miral in 1932-

the

years as Director of the manning pair of binoculars.

and overhead work saved the situa- the sea

THRILLING FINAL SET The fifth set was the most thrill- The Americans

dite, she sprang from the foam.”.

Miss Armand, after referring |

ber cinema work as "doing

to

department, and in 1931-1932 he Detective Sub-Inspector Dono commanded the Second Cruiser van stated that the binoculars tion. Squadron. During the War he had been stolen from the office of was second-in-command of the Mr. C. P. Taylor in China Build- Southampton and in command of ing. The thief, who was now in ing of the day. the Melbourne. both with the prison, sold the binoculars for appeared to have the match in thase tinned things,” explained. Grand Fleet. In the former ship $1.50 to defendant

hand when they established a 41"From nine years old I played the piano in concerts in Amzeri- "There could be nothing more terrifying to a tiny tot than to play, concertos in that cold concert hall atmosphere. The German pair held three match why, it is always cold I do points, but the Americans again know!

over

bic took part in all the great! Mr. Schoßeld convicted defen- lead, but the Germans pulled up to North Sea actions, and was spe- dant. saying he had given no 54, von Cramm being superb all-ca," she said. cially commended for service at proof or any precautions taken. 'round and Land" crashing Jatland, where the Southampton and fined him-$59. The binocu- service acest

lars were to be rives back to the jowner.

received

severe casualties and damage. He was Director of the RN. Staff College from 1922 to 1925.

AMERICAN SYMPATHY

(Continued from Page 1).

large-scale

But the fears of a Italian air raid Addis Ababa! are evidenced by the fact that the Legation authorities have already' provided elaborate against bomb attacks, and that all? British subjects, especially mis- sionaries, have been urged to leave

the country. ↑

COUNCIL MEETING

YOUNG GIRL SOLD FOR $145

Forced Prostitution

Allege

<?

snatched the match out of the fire, though Allison's winning service jace was generally considered six

frches out-Renter.

AMERICA'S RECORD

She Floated

mot

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SLAVONIC MUSIC IN LONDON

Last Koussevitzky Concert

TAUT READING OF THE PATHETIQUE

London.

I think this training when young gave me rhythm. With The United States have won rhythm you can face any au- the Davis Cup on 11 occasions.dience. Once I walked on to the and last entered the Challenge stage. I thought: It cannot be Round of the series in 1932 when so very difficult. I shall sink or they lost to France at Auteuil by swim. Being rather plump concerts he conducted for BBC

floated !***

the odd match in five.

In the last encounter against

represent-

O that

occa-

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Serge Koussevitzky concluded recently the remarkable series of

Festival at Queen's Hall with safeguards MARRIED WOMAN FINED $500 Germany, in the Inter-Zone final Miss Arnaud's health, said he have chosen had the choice been Slavonic programme--the very Mr. Holton Sturges, proposing programme most people would in 1929, America was Ng Yee-mui, married woman,ed in the Doubles by Wilmer Alli-beautiful until he heard it fall

never thought English was 30 theirs was charged before Mr. W. Scho-son and John van Ryn, who are from Miss Arnaud's lips.

The evening began with a neal Seld. at the Central Magistracy again in this year's team. This

performance of Glinka's overture yesterday, with having on May 16 was incidentally, Tilden's last

“Russian and Ludmilla,” an at- at No. 527 Queen's Road West appearance against Germany be A message from Paris says that second floor, with others not in fore he became a professional,

[tractive enough prelude to the two works which followed, Tchai- the League of Nations" Council' custody, taken part in a tran- meeting next week has now defi-saction, the object of which was sion represented by H. Malden-

Germany was

kovsky's "Pathetique" and Stra nitely been agreed upon by the to transfer the possession

vinsky's "Le Sacre du Printemps" British and French Governments, custody of a girl, Li Kwan-ying.whom

orgauer and Daniel Prenn, both off

-each characteristic of its time, bave The aged 16, for a valuable consider from the team

since been dropped it is semi-oficially stated.

(Continued from Page 6)

the symphony of the Russian vogue at the beginning of the cen- exact date will be fixed by the Pre- ation.

LIST OF CHALLENGERS sident of the Council, M. Litvinofi, Inspector K. W. Andrew. of the who is expected to arrive in Faris S.CA. prosecuting, stated that competing nations who have entered have influenced scattered liquida

The following is a complete list of cotton and prices in New Orleans followed promptly in its wake.

"Cotton: The weakness of July try and "Le Sacre of the re- volt against romanticism which

one day this week, while the Secre- the accused had paid $145 for the Challenge Round of the Davis tion and local selling, whilst! tary-General of the League, M. the girl to a man named Lo Cai Cup Competition since its inception in

1900 Avenal, is already there.

Kwai, who had brought her 1902 The British Isles The Abyssinian question, it is from Pakhoi The girl had heen 1903 The British Isles understood, will be handled from forced into prostitution by the 1901 Belgiam the standpoint of Article XV of accused.

the League Covenant, which deter-

1905 The United States 1906 The United States

Mr. Schofield convicted the 1907 Australasia mines the procedure, in cases of woman and imposed a fine of 1908 The United States dispute between the members, $500, in default six months' kard 1999 The United States. Either party can bring up a dis-labour.

pute before the League of Nations

and if the League is unable to set-

the the dispute, it can, according to this clause. publish a report and recommendations, leaving it to the discretion of the other members to take the "necessary measures.”— Trans-Ocean Service.

ANGLO-FRENCH AGREEMENT. London, to-day-As a result of the exchanges which have taken place it is now authoritatively stated that a close agreement]

ALARMING FIRE OUTBREAK

Gloucester Arcade Excitement

1311 The United States 1912 The British Isles 1913 The United States 1914 Australasia

Clean Reading"

bearish sentiment is increasing.)

It was a pleasure to hear the The Government is reported to be conductor's clean, taut reading of buying May and selling October a symphony which has been cotton. Weather conditions in pulled about and stretched, hust most sections of the Cotton Belt led and held back more than any are favourable.

other musical, work in existence. "Rubber: Speciilators were ci Konssevitzky's conception, allow- 1910; No Match (Australasia. re the sidelines. Manufacturers are led climaxes to be built up freely

ceived a walks over).

confining their purchases to de and gave its due to every glitter- clines. Favourable restrictioning detail. It excluded absolute and automobile trade news wasly the alterations of time and disregarded. A cautious accumu-Ipace one found so disturbing in lation appears to be the best the interpretation of Mengelberg policy."

Koussevitzky's departures from The following cables were re- the letter were few, and not in- ceived last night:

consistent with the spirit.

The "Stocks: The better action of pace changed once during the railroad issues to-day is encourag first movement, and the trio of g and should help the general the dance was slower than the market

dance itself. But he insisted on: "Cotton The Government is re-the right colour, and in the two ported to be buying May cotton.

1915-16-17-18 (No matches 1919 The British Isles 1920 The United States 1921 Japan 1929 Australasin 1928 Australasia 1924 Australasia

France

1925 1326 France

MESSRS. GILMANS' PREMISES1927 France

DAMAGED

1522 The United States 1929 The United States exists between the French and

1930 The United States A call was received at 6.40 last 1331 Great Britain. British Governments in regard to evening at the Central Brigade 1932 The United States the efforts they are making to ob-Station; a fire having broken out 1933 Great Britain tain a peaceful solution of the in Messrs. Gilman and Company's 1834 The United States

Italo-Abyssinian dispute. It is premises in widely hoped that at the league Arcade.

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