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(THROUGH HATIR'E AGENCY.). THE KING'S SPEECH AT THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT, THE IRISH FREE STATE,

LONDON, November spod

The King's Speech, at the opening of Parliament, says that Parliament was summoned to meet in order that the legislation decemary to give effect to the constitution of the Irish Free State, and to make provisions for the consequential establishment of the Free Stat, may immediately be submitted for their approval. The estimates for Public Servico will also be submitted to the House of Commons.

TRADE AND EMPLOYMENT. HM the King expresses deep concern at the state of trade and employment. The ameliorativa measures, prepared by the late Government, are being re- examined, and Parliament will be asked to provide for their continuance and extension.

RESTORATION OF AUSTRIA. Parliament will also be asked to guar- antee & loan in accordance with the League of Nations scheme for the restoration of Austria.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PARSA, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24r7, 1973.

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BRITISH UNEMPLOYED

DEMONSTRATION, POLICE PRECAUTIONS PROVE UNNECESSARY,

LONDON, November. 29od.-

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LAUSANNE DISCUSSION, ITALIAN PREMIER SATISFIED WITH WORK OF THE CONFERENCE.

LAUSANNE, November 22nd.

Prior to his departure, Signor Musso The elaborate police precautions, in lini expressed satisfacting at the work anticipation of trouble, by the unemployed the Conference had, up to the present, attempting to disregard the prohibition 200omplished. against the procession to Whitehall, He said the Allies were proceeding to proved unnecessary. The police strategi- cally separated the procession which had formed up, from the deputation which interviewed the Minister of Labour.

DEMONSTRATORS APPEARANCE

EVOKES MUCH SYMPATHY, The demonstrators, whose ill-clothed and ill-fed appearance evoked much sympathy, numbered ten thousand. They were diverted to Hyde Park.

The deputation subsequently apported that the interview with the Minister of Labour had been abortive, owing to the absence of the Premier.

They raiterated their intention of seeing him, but in the meanwhile, advised the demonstrators to disperto in an orderly manner.

GERMANY'S NEW CABINET. FOREIGN MINISTER APPOINTED.

BERLIN, November 22nd. Herr von Rosenberg, Minister to Copen- His Majesty hopes that, at the con-hagen, has been appointed Foreign Minis- ference at Lausanne, the cfforts of British ter in the Cuno Cabinet; '.

LAUSANNE CONFERENCE.

Minklers, seting in whole-hearted (co-

apzation with the representatives of the Allies, will result in the re-establishment of peace, and the restoration of the'. security of inhabitants in the regions re eatly the scene of so much suffering. FRANCE REFUSES TO RATIFY WASHINGTON AGREEMENT. OBJECTS TO NAVAL EQUALITY WITH ITALY

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PRESS CRITICISMS.

BERLIN, November 22nd. Press comment on the Cuno Cabinet is not unduly severe, except in the case of Foruderts, which declarea, the appoint ment of Herr Becker as Minister of Economics denotes the surrender of the

Paris in order to discuss reparations before the Brussels Conference opened. The Turks would have to be stopped if they disturbed the peace of the Balkang BUSSIAN DELEGATION LIKELY TO SUPPORT TURKEY.“

Lauslang, November 2nd. The Soviet Delegation, honded by M. Chicherin, is expected shortly. It is understood that Bass will back up all

the Turkish claims.

A SINISTER MOVE BY TURKISH

COMMANDANT AT CONSTAN TINOPLE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, November Mad.

ANOTHER AMERICAN MINING DISASTER.

ONE HUNDRED MEN ENTOMBED.

BIRMINGHAM (Alabama), Nov. 22nd.

hundred miners are reportal to be entombed, following an explosion in the

Woodward inine at Dolmite. SEVENTY KILLED, SIXTY INJURED

LATER

GOLF.

MISS CECIL LEITOR'S BOOK [Specially Reviewed for The Daily Press.]

ONE HAN BULE" CONSERVATIVES PREFER LABOUR TO ELOYD GEORGE.

"Golf" by Cecil Leitch (Thornton. servative and Unionist movement known as Lord Salisbury, as leader of the Con- Butterworth, publishers), is a book that the Dieharts, on October 17th defined this but to the casual players at Miss Ceat attitude of the organization towards the is interesting not only to the enthusiast Leitch is the herald of â new are introvent political crisis. Among his points ape to look upon lady players as being The Coalition which they (the Prime ladies Roll Before her time, mon were very inferior to themselves, and they Minister and Mr. Chamberlain) advise u never realised their capabilities until to support is profoundly and increasingly Miss Leitch played her famous match against Mr. H. H. Hilton in October, It is perfectly clear that in many respects

anpopular in this country. time that he could concede 9 strokes in 1910 Mr. Hilton maintained at that the policy of the Coalition Government 18 holes. This opinion was based on a

has not been in accord with the wishes has series of matches which he played with BIRMINGHAM (ALABAMA), Nov. 22nd. Miss Rhona Adair (now Mrs. Cuthell), Most of the victims in the Dolomite wher the as the Champion, the majority of which matches he had won. Mian mine explosion were killed near the point Leitch met Mr. Hilton in 78 holes 1o explosion, Tremendous holes were match, 36 at Walton Heath and 38 at blown in the workings, but the majority interest, and there werd over 1,000 Sunningdale. This match caused great of the men in other parts of the mine spectators at Walton Heath. At the end of the first day Mr. Hilton hold the lead, escaped, their faces muffled with their and it was generally anticipated that he clothing.

would win fairly comfortably," but on the 71st green he was beated by s up, and one

Seventy persons were killed antixty injured in the explosion at Dolomite TREMENDOUS HOLES BLOWN IN

WORKINGS

HORRIBLE SCENES AT ENTRY

THE PIT,

TO

to play. This was the beginning of the new era in ladies' golf.

Miss Leitch in her book writes suvaral A survivor related the horrible scones chapters on games she has played with at the main entry to the pit, where he reading of which make one realise that famous amateurs and professionals, the

A comuniqué issued by the Turkish Passed over corpses, and heard those who she is very little behind, our Leading

Commandant, which is considered the thin end of the wedge to the proclamation of Turkish "martial law, prohibits charitable collections without

proper authority, and the carrying of arms, under penalty of trial by Court, Martial./

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CAPITULATION DIFFICULTIES

DISCUSSED.

LANSANNE, November 22nd- The first commission yesterday bronch

MANY BCENES OF HEROISM,

The rescuers worked throughout the whole might, and there were many scenes of heroien. The mine is a soft coal mine and employed both white and black

of the party,

A new method of Cabinet governan

seems to me to have shown itself to be bean introduced into this country, which disastrous. There is apparently an inter- ference with the freedom of the Depart menta and the Departmental Ministers, a02 exaltation of one-man rule zi Government

results.

which has produced very deplorable Repeated crisis are not a credit to a foreign

policy, but a discredit. So far as I can make out, there is only one ground put.

forward for contigning the Coalition, and

that is what is known as the Bolsharist hogy To say that the mass of the

Such an argument comes inconsistently from working classes," our fellow-countrymen, are Bolshevist is absurd."

a Government which has utterly failed to restore what was admitted to be the great bulwark against Bolshevism, the effective action of the House of Lords..

We have no hostility whatever to Labour. We trust Labour. We believe in the good sense of the working classes, and wo intend to appeal to them to give us not a worsa Government, not a bad Government, but to give us a good Government ̈ ̈ ̈ We demand our freedom as a party. The whole standard of public life has been Coalition. We want freedom first and lowered, and we attribute it to the clean politics next.

were badly injured meaning for aid an

amateurs. the fatal afterdamp entered their lungs that women will never be able to compete Throughout her book the maintains Thirty men saved their lives by block-successfully with man on account of their ing a passage and shutting out the gives one instance in a match against inferior muscular development. She poisonous gas until fans were restarted Mr. Wethered, in the autumn of 1980, played over the Eantercombe Course. to clear the air.

"At several of the long holes Mr. Wethered aliced into thick gorse, but, thanks to a kindly local rule, he was allowed to pick ant and drop behind, lady player this would have been a under a penalty of one stroke. For a severe penalty, as she would have requir- od 4 shots to reach the green. My op ponent, however, lost little, as he invari ably took an iron, and with marvellous accuracy laid the ball within holing distance of the pin Meanwhile, I, with proach, was working hard for a half. Mr. Cyril Tolley was playing behind na on that occasion, and several times hein drove just short of the green at holes where I had required & good drive and iron to cover the distance. Whether or not ladies, in due course, will be able to overcome this Handicap remains to be

WORKSTS.

ed the difficult question of the Capitula FAR EASTERN CABLE a full drive, a fall brassie and an ap

tions

The Turks reftised to negotiate respect. ing the capitulary privileges with third

The commission to-day discussed the

NEWS

(THROUGH RIUYER'S AGENCY.] WRECK OF "HONG MOH” RECALLED.

Ministry to purdy capitalistic influences, parties. and forecasts that a conflict between the new Government and the Social Demo-Turkish European frontiers, Lord Carton, CAPTAIN EVANS PRESENTED WITH en, although it is remoured that the crats will centre on this point.

The Berliner Tageblatt also considers Becker's appontment deleterious to the Cabinet's prospects,

PARIS, November 22nd. Interviewed by the Paris

corres- pondent to the Chicago Tribune, M.

The Fossische Zeitung saya the Cuno Leygues, Chairman of the Foreign Cabinet is not a non-political cabinet of Affairs Committee in the

businessmen but a political cabinet forme Chamber

ed from the bourgeoisie of the Right of Deputies, declared that the coming. mittee would

report against the

BERLIN, November 22nd. ratification of the Washington Agreeus been appointed Minister of the Herr Oeser, the Governor of Saxony, mont. If the Chamber ratified the Treaty Interior in the Cunos Cabinet, of Washington it would be"wabject to so many reservations that the situation M

LATEST CABLES. accepted at Washington "would be com- M. CLEMENCEAU IN AMERICA pletely

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France would refuse

to naval equality with Italy.

He strongly protested against the French tonnage being based on the present ratio, instead of on pre-war figures,

U.S. SHIP SUBSIDY BİLL DEBATE.

REPUBLICANS RUNNING TRUE

TO FORM:"

WASHINGTON, November 22nd. At the opening of the debate on the Bhip Subsidy Bill, Representative Gar rett, the Democratic leader, declared that the Republican Administration, with the death-rattle in its throat, was running true to form by favouring special in- terests.

"

Mr. Mandell, the Republican leader, in replying, averred that the Republicans were unable, în eighteen months, to cure

POLICE ESCORT DOUBLED..

the chairman, requested Ismet to sinte exactly what Turkey wanted:

&

Both

LLOYD'S GOLD, MEDAL, E

LONDON, November 2nd.

present lady champion, Miss Wethered, hits a ball almost as far as the first class man player.”

I say respectfully to Mr. Chamberlain :-"It is no use trying to force an artificial system upon a great democracy. When once you see that the people, the electors, your own friends, your own supporters, the Conservatives and Unionists of this country, desire to stand upon their own. principles, to fight for all they believe. in, then you undertake a most grave. responsibility if you oppose them.

LABOUR'S PROGRAMME.

A CAPITAL LÉVY. The first four chapters are devoted to

WAR ON PRIVATE ENTERPRISE.' The trilling story of the gallantry dis-the early days of Miss Leitch's golf and her first championship, and malay very who commanded the Carlisle in March, chapters the gives lessons to beginners Mr. Bowen, the Labour candidate, stated played by Captain Evans, C.E., D.S.O.-interesting reading. In the next five at Newport, on October 17th, in support of Mr. Arthar Henderson, MP, apeaking.

These chaptors, we think, could well the programme on which the Labour party year, and rescued eleven hundred have been omitted, as they are nothing will fight a general election, whether it Chinese aboard the Hong Moh, which more than the old dictam with which comes next week or next year. was wrecked near Hongkong-was told going to a professional, are aquaint criticism," said Mr. Henderson emphatical all golfers, who start their career by Labour cannot rest its case,on - mere at Lloyd's on the occasion of the Charred. Her book is interesting enough ly, "We must have our own definite, man presenting him with Lloyd's gold who are familiar with the cleek submit to the people, and I am going to without these chapters, and those constructive, and practical programme to medal.

shot of Braid, and the mashie

Ismet claimed the frontiers of 1913 and a plebiscits in Western Taruce, M. Venizelos, declared that Greece cold only accept the frontiers of 1915.

demilitarised zone on both sides.

Jugo-Slavia and Rumania urged fixing the frontier at the Maritza line, with

these countries opposed a plebiscite. NO PLEBISCITE IN WEST THRACE,

LAUSANNE, October 22nd.

The Singapore 88. Hong Moh was shot of J. H. Taylor, will recognise that show what it is. On the one hand it will Although secrecy was observed regard. Wrecked in the Boat Rocks, Lammock her words are merely a replica of what save us from reaction, and, on the other, NEW YORK, November 22nd.

ing the afternoon's deliberations of the She was transporting a large number of criticising these chapters, it is not in ments have been made by Ministers this Ialand, four Swatow, on March 3rd, 1921. they have well said in the past. By from violent revolution. Mischievous statem first commission, it is learned that the Chinese coolies, many of whom, jumping tended to imply that her instruction is week that Labour is ruled by extrenie doubled owing to his receiving a lettered the autonomy of West Thrace as the theme, Cape Holmes, perished in the reminiscences On the other hand, her of industry and society filed private enter M. Olemetioeau's police escort has been Bulgarian delegate, Stambuliski, propos overboard with their belongings fastened not useful, but it strikes us as being opinion. It is a libel, an untruth. Labour threatening his life. The letter was sign best meats of securing Bulgarian disaster

to them, loss their lives. The master of superfluous in such an interesting book of has declared war against the organisation ed, a veteran of the world war"

The China Navigation Co.'s

General Advice to Lady Players" in prue, with all its insecurity. There must outlet to the 'Aegean,

vens), the a.x. Shani, saved the European Chapter 9 to very sound, and contains be a great extension of collective responsi crew and 38 Chinese deck pazengers many valuable hints which are equally bility, especially with auch national services The Allies subsequently stated their H.M.8, Farglove saved 28 lives. H.M.S. applicable to male players as mines and railways. We aim at securing U.S: ASKED TO JOIN FRANCE AND views and the Turks will reply to Carlile, on receipt of a wireless auffers at times from "patting paralysis,"

Miss Leitch, like many famous players, for every member of the community by BRITAIN.

rushed to the scene of the disaster, and and, although on occasions she putts ex: the requisite of healthy and worthy the establishment of a national minimum It is understood that the Allies pro- Particularly gallant efforts were made by lost many matches through her inability organisation of the nation's industries, succeeded in picking up 201 Chinees ceptionally well, she admite that she has citizenship, Labour socks the scientifle nounced against the Turkish proposal Captain Evans who put off from the the Metropolitan Opera House when he

M. Clemenceau received an ovation at for & plebiscite in West Thrace, at which Carlisle in a motor-boat with a cutter in to get the ball into the hole. The house was crowded and thousands delvered the first speech of his tour, the Turks were visibly upset, were excluded.

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NEW YORK, November 22nd.

morrow.

+

THRACIAN, AUTONOMY VETOED.

was already proparing for another war. M. Clemenceau declared that Germany

LAUBER, October 22nd, At the Conference, Stambuliaki con- He referred to the Turco-Bussian rap-tended that Bulgaris must have an urged the United States, to renew con- prochment as an ominous warcloud and absolute unrestricted outlet to the sea.

It is understood that the British, veriations with France and Britain in United States to any set programme, to unanimously rejected the proposal for the order, without definitely committing the French and Italian representatives prens no formany & pture of three autonomy of West Thrace. world war. unpleasant folk who faced her in the He hoped Amerias would

elevation of their status, full employ- giving measure of control to the workers,

ent or maintenance, and the huwing of all working conditions.

tow. When the motor-bont got near to orthodez, in that she does not get her Her style, she contends, is not quite the wreck a number of exhausted aur- left wrist under the clab at the top of vives were observed on the umubmerged her swing if the manner that the presents part of the wreck, and Captain Evans day professionals would have us to, but Labour seeks financial reform on the stripped and warm, through the tamnitu berring, to those who have had the principle of ability to pay. Labour socks acceed in taking off several survivors, which any golfer would be proud one seas to the wreck with a life-line. Ha good fortune to see her play, is one of to lighten the crushing national debt by leaving only one man, who was dead in

a war debt redemption fund through a the rigging When at another time the success in winning the Ladies' Champion fortunes in excess of £5,000. Education In view of Miss Wethered's recent levy on accumulated wealth, beginning on

and entered the water to clear away the She says I have met Miss Wethered save money on the fighting services, and proper of the motor boat fouled in ship at home, it is interesting to road must be placed in the very forefront of wreckage, Captain Evans again stripped what Miss Cecil Leitch writes of her. our national services. We want to obertruction, assisted by an able seaman on five occasions and on each she has spend it on the children. In short, Labour It was stated that Captain Evans was treated me to an exhibition of her aims at raising the standard of life of the [hundred lives. According to evidence or under: par figures. She never knows

all the ills loft by the late Democratia join France and Britain in imposing the GENERAL HARINGTON'S WARNING [himeli instrumental in saving about a ability to securd a sequence of holes masses of the producers by hand or by

Administration.

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

UNION CONGRESS. "AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOUR WILL NOT PARTICIPATE

WASHINGTON, November 22nd

Versailles Treaty on Germany.

THE BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION. SUPPORT FROM ALL THE DOMINIONS.

TO THE TURKS":

CORETANTINOLPE, November 22nd,

A seriona warning to the Turks has been uttered by General Sir Charles Harington.

•

Attending a Bervices boxing tourna ment, he mid that challenges had lately

INJUSTIOR TO A CHINESE

MINISTER:

CHARGES WITHDRAWN,

given at the Marino Court Inquiry there when she is beaten; in fact, she appears brain, by better houses, better living, better, were 1,100 people aboard the long Mok to be at her best when down. Her schooling. We aim at the creation of a when she was wrecked. In addition to wonderful temperament is that of an ex- genuina League of Nations, pledged to rescued, a number were taken off by sign of nervousnem. " those already mentioned as having been perienced veteran and she never shows & maintain pease for all nations and for al

Magic classes in those nations, at the democratic maller vessels, but a large number of Misa Leitoh bea also a great regard for tion of political institutions in every country those aboard the ill-fated vaned perished.] the ability of Miss Stirling, the Canadian to bring foreign policy under the control champion, whom she considers one of the of popularly elected assemblies, and t LONDON, November 22nd.

best lady golfer against whom she has settling disputes between nations on the Mr. Samuel Gompers (Pres. A.T.L.),the British Empire Exhibition financially of the Allied forces in occupation. There All the Dominions are now supporting been made against their position as part.

played on behalf of the American Federation of and have already reserved a total space

To her final chapter the deals with the national and international position of principle of international arbitration. That "The Bules Their Meaning and Appli-the labour party. Upon that programme Labour, has rejected the invitation to of 473,000 square feet, apart from 180,000 We very real limit. It was perilous

cation, in which the commences by we will stand participate in the International Trada and Protectorates,

square feet taken for the Crown Colonies to come against the Allied rock, which

stating that judging by the num KING, November 22nd. ber of discussions that take place, Union Conference, to be held at The AUSTRIAN RECONSTRUCTION people, and had been most patient. They after having recived, through the Cabinet. Tus is a fact which we sincerely endorse was marked as dangerous. Mes pa

The Allies wery very conciliatory Wea Ban loft the Procurator's Court they know about the playing of the rame. Chinese newspapers report that I would erm that golfers -as ha Hague, on December 10th.

whole now less about the rules than however worn human, and those who Ministers an expression of the Pres and we cannot help remarking, that i were playing with fire would be well-ident's regret at the manner of his is a great pity that players, whether they

tre on October 6th grant- advised to obey the raferes and break arrest

livered to Mr William Walter away.

be rasimum or minum handicape, are

on the grounds of his wildu PARIA, November 2nd.

The Savanpao state that the charges not one and all on intimate terme with MFolnegro has returned from of Representatives, have, boen/withdrawn, It is with deep regret that we leard had not spoken to hire for eighteen

against Lo Wen, Kan, made in the House the rules.

Anstift informed the Court that Laumane.

his mid lived in his house, and RAFET PASHA SUPKROEDED,

2 that Mise Leitch's right arms again years." It has been like living with

Groubling her, and that she will be unable ghost," he said. He had consulted CONSTANTINOPLE, November 22nd.

to participate in any matches for youe physicans in the effort to get her to talk, APROTEST LODGED time to come.

but is was impossible to surprite ber into attering word.

The American Federation of Trade

LONDON November 22nd. Unions has pont a message to Mr. Zimmermann, the Burgonaster of Thomas (head of the International Rotterdam, has been appointed High Federation) declaring that the American to supervise the scheme for the recon. Commissioner by the League of Nations Trade Unions are not willing to commit struction of Austria themselves to any agreement in regard to an international strike in the case of war, or to ronounce their national, entity, nook the nationalisation wealth, or to enter any gathering where the trend

bas-boca

in

THE M.C.C. SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR.

GRAHAMSTOWN, November 22nd. Grahamstown, playing fifteen mea, scored 70 for 0 wickets against the M.C.C., whon rain stopped the match and stumps wore-drawn-

A scoret sitting of the Angora Assembly Beished Din Adil, the Under Secretary has decided to replace Rafat Pasha by for Defence

SALT FUNDS SIZED AT AMOY,

PAKING, November 22nd

The coming generation may produce ladies who are able to beat Miny Leitch thank her for bringing ladies/ but there is no doubt task they have to

level it has now reached

A message from Amoy rays that Tsang. cipally to Relet's over conciliatorianes and seized $30,000 from the sale funde be described as the

This superosion is attributed prin- Chi Ping bag commandeered three rense towards the Allies

À prožost ne be lodged

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