1930-11-10 — Page 9

NEW BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT.

RECOGNISED BY U.S.A.

(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. The United States has extended full recognition of the now Brazilian Government. The aneouncement was made with dramatic sudden neas by Mr. Stimson following prolonged conference with President Hoover at which a détailed report of the political situation in Brazil was considered.

The promptness with which the State Department acted herein is evidently designed to eradicate the memory of the diplomatic, blunder made when the United States re- fused to permit shipments of arms to the Revolutionarics.

The State Department has also shown it is keenly alive to the fact that valuable foreign, markets are

at stake in Brazit by recognising

the

new

Government ahead of

DISARMAMENT

COMMISSION.

GERMAN AMENDMENT

REJECTED,

r

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

GENEVA, Nov. 8. The Disarmament Commission re. jected by 12 votes to a the German Amendment to Article One (relat ing to period of servico in conscript armice) seeking to fix the figure of the annual contingent and total period of compulsory servico,

The six in favour were Germany, Norway, Sweden, Holland, Soviet- Russia and Chine.

can

The British, Canadian and Ameri delegations abstained from

voting.

Herr Bernsdorff on behalf of Ger. many later said the amendment would be abandoned,

IMPERIAL PARLEY PROLONGED.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1930.

ERADICATION OF

COMMUNISTS.

CHIANG TO DIRECT OPERATIONS,

{THROUGH UTER'S AUKSUT.)

SHANGHAI, Nov. 3.

It is reported from Hankow that as a result of petitions from various quarters, Marshal Chiang Kai Slick has decided to personally direct the operations for the eradication of the Communist banditry in Hupeh, Hunan and Kiangsi provinces and

that he will go Kiukiang at the conclusion of the Fourth Plenary Session.

THE MAYA.

NEW JAPANESE CRUISER LAUNCHED AT KORE,

[RLUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

"TOKYO, Nov. 8.

Great Britain, which is the United BIG ISSUES TO BE THRASHED❘ed gathering, the ten thousand-ton States principal rival in

markets.

U.S. ELECTIONS.

those

́LATEST REPRESENTATIVES

POSITION.

(REWTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.

The latest election returns give

OUT.

[BRITISH WIRELEAS BERVICE!

Ruony, Nov. 7:

It is unlikely that the Imperial Conference will be able to complete its work noxt week. Several con- stitutional issues involving intricate technical questions still remain to he disposed of, including nation-

the Republicans a slight marginality questions, appeals to Privy

in the House of Representatives, Council, and the form of issue of the new figures being:

Republicans ................ Democratamen Farmer-Labour ............

918 210 1

The final position, however, will not be known for weeks as some of the contests have been so close

exequature to foreign Consuls, in addition to constitutional ques- tions raised in the report of the operation of Dominions Legisla tion, while on the economic side

In the presence of a distinguish-

Japanese cruiser Maya was launch- ed at Kobo. She is ons of twelve eight-inch gun cruisers allowed Japan under the Naval Treaty. Only the Chokai, which is

now

under constraction at Nagasaki, remains to be launched.

ETHIOPIAN CORONATION.

PRESS RIVALRY TO GET

PHOTOS. TO LONDON..

(THROUGH REUTER'S AURNOY.]

LONDON, Nov. 8. " The keen rivalry of London here: papers to be the first in the field

CHIANG-CHANG CONFERENCE.

BEING TAKEN.

R.101 TRAGEDY SENSATION.

ELABORATE PRECAUTIONS AIRSHIP NOT AIRWORTHY

(THROUGH NEFTER'S AGRNOY.]

NANKING, Nov. 0. Chang Chun, Mayor of Shanghai, nad Ho Yoo Tsu, Chief of Staff, were sent by Chiang Rai Shek to Tsinanfu last evening to welcome Chang Hauch Liang on behalf of the National Government.

FOR FLIGHT.

(THROBOH RIUTER’V AQKNOT.)

LONDON, Nov. 7. There was a sensational opisodo at the resumed enquiry into the R.101 disaster to-day, when the Chairman; Sir John Simon, an nounced that he has just received two belated documents from Car- In connection with the Marshal'a dington. The first, which was from visit elaborate, precautionary men the designer of the airship, Colonel sures are being taken by the Mill-Richmond, to Major Scott, was tary and Police Authorition here, Part of Chiang Kai Shek's body. guard will be stationed across the river and along the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, while troops will be posted around Chang Heuch Liang'e quar

tera bere.

CHANG HSUEH LIANG TO STAY AT NANKING.

PRESIDENT'S MOVEMENTS,

(THROUGH BETTER'S AGENCY.]

NANKING, Nov. 8. Amended reports here stato that Chiang Kai Shek left Fenghua to: day for Ningpo, thence to Nanking, possibly via Shanghại.

dated September 2, and related to the report that Flight-Commander Irwin, on September 1, found the ship heavy in handling. Colonel. Richmond estimated that the loss of lift due to holes in the gas bage would amount to one ton per squaro inch of the opening in 12 hours. He expressed the opinion that this result is somewhat startling, qs it emphasises the great import- ance of guarding against holes in these ships."

Gaa Bags Fouling.

"REDS" CAPTURE

TSINGSHIH.

THREE MISSIONARIES MISSING.

(THROUGH MEUTER'S AGENCY.)

SHANGHAL, Nov. 8.

TYPHOON IN COCHIN- CHINA.

HEAVY DEATH-ROLL.

{TEROVOU RÉVIER'S AGENOY.]

SAIDON, Nov. 8.

Although the total number of: The Finnish Legation has receiv. ed information that "Reds" have deaths caused by the typhooo, captured Taingsbih which is forty- which occurred on Nov. 7, is not five miles northwards from Chang-yet known at least a hundred bodies

have been recovered from the ruin toh in Hunan.

All the Finnish missioners escaped to Changtch except Eind Marin,

Viher Vaarn and Olga Vornanen who are believed to have been enp- tured by the "Redz.”-

ENGLAND TO. AUSTRALIA

IN 20 DAYS,

FLIGHT TO SYDNEY IN. SECOND HAND 'PLANE.

(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVIOR)

od dwellings in Pulocordore; eight deaths are reported from Comau,

a region on the most southern part of Cochin-China mainland, and at least a score of fishermen wero drowned off Capo Saint Jaques.

OBITUARY.

DEATH OF JAPANESE MAGNATE.

ĮTHROUGH REUTER'S AGEKUT.)

TOKYO, Nov. 9. RUGBY, Nov. 7.

Mr. Soichiro Asano, 'thi woll- Oscar Garden, who in a second-known business magnate, died this Dwing to asophagus

The second report, from the In-hand Gipsy Moth neropiane, flew afternoon spreting Department, stated that from Croydon to Wyndham on the tenosis at the age of eighty-two,,

ARMISTICE DAY CENOTAPH SERVICE.

OF MILK.

CHINESE CHARGED WITH SERIOUS OFFENCE,

a permit to fly was granted the north coast of Western · Australia 1.101 till September 18, and de-in 20 days, completed his journey

owing to the recent clared that modifications the gas bags, were to-day when he arrived at Sydney. ALLEGED ADULTERATION Ilouling the structural nuts, and Garden's performance from Singn

bolts. This was most serious, as

pore onwards equalled the records the points of fouling may occur The Central News Agency states throughout the ship and amount of Hinkler and Kingsford-Smith. to thousands. The padding did that Chang Heuch Liang felt Muk-not provide a permanent remedy dea last night for Tientain, where and the real cure would be a big

Before Mr. H, R. Bultors at the undertaking, and might necessitate he stays today, inspecting the the removal of the bags from the

Kowloon Magistracy on Saturday troops. He will not go to Peiping, ship. Therefore, until the mat

a Chiness was charged with (8) but is expected in Nanking on

ter ia seriously taken in hand and

diluting milk with water and (b) November 11, to attend the fourth died I do not recommend an extension of the present permit to

offering a bribe of 80 cents to an plenary session of the Centralfy."

The Inspector General of Polier | Indian constable. Executive Council,

Sir Joba fjmon concluded do

Outlining the case for the prosa- The Finance Minister, Dr. T. V. disively, "I shall require an ex-requests that people arriving by

were not produced before."

Cenotaph are requested to direct stated that while Indian constable "I Am Afraid 'Not," their drivers to proceed vid Des Rard Khan was patrolling Carmar- Mr. MoWade, who wae, the writer Vaux Road Central to Statue von Road, he saw the defendant in

ROUTE FOR CARS.

that official recounts have been de-of, decisions by the heads of the with photographs of the Ethiopian Soong's residence is being prepared planation why these documents car to attend the ceremony at thecution, Detective Sorgoant Kellett

manded in several constituencies.

delegations are

the awaited on

coronation led to dramatic flights from Addis Ababa. One group to- day presente pictures brought by Captain Lawrence Hope and Cap tain Birkett, who accomplished the great journey of 5,000 miles to Croydon in five days. Major Irwin opposition

The Republicans won one seat various proposals which have been from the Democrats-in Iowa- while the Democrats won now seats examined in Committee to secure in Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, Ken-closer inter-Imperial co-operation, tucky, Massachusetts, Ohio, Okla-

The heads of the delegations will homa, South Dakota, and West Virginia.

take up the consideration of some Although America is traditionally of these matters on Monday, but a woman's country there will be only aix women in the new Con. to date has yet been fixed for the Clarke, piloting a gress, three of whom are "Drye" plenary session of the Conference." and three "Wets."

Several reports on less contro The outcome of the elections toversial subjects are ready for the Senate is a stalemate. The Bepublican majority of one is by submission to the heads. These no means practical one, and real include that of the Committee on control Ben in the hands of about standardisation, in proparing which fifteen insurgents,

the industrial exports have assisted go-operation Between the Party Leaders,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. Seven Democratic leaders, includ. ing Mr. Robinson and Mr. Garner, the Party leaders and Senate re presentatives, respectively. Mr. Raskob, Chairman of the National

the technicians attached to

the

delegations. The report deals with the units of measurement and with industrial standardisation.

Electrical Standards,

for Chang Hsueh Liang.

PEIPINO, Nov. 8. A message from Tientsin states of the letter from the Inspecting Squaro, where passengers will an alleyway pouring water into that Chang Hsueh Linng arrived at Department, questioned by Bir Tientsin this afternoon.

John Simon nether, having realight and, walk to the Cenotaph.three bottles which were half-filled gard to the condition of the R.101,

with milk. When asked what ho he would have given 'air.

was doing, the man stated that ha worthiness certificate for the flight, replied "I am afraid not."....

was only cleaning the bottles. The hearing was adjourned.

[DRITION WIRELESS BERVICE] Heavy in Handling.

PRINCE'S VISIT TO ARGENTINE.

TO ATTEND BRITISH TRADE SHOW IN BUENOS AIRES.

machine, set off from Addis Ababa 6 few hours earlier, and although ill, pluckily continued to Tunis, where he was compelled to give in. He was only able to despatch the

BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.} photos to Marseilles by seaplane the following day, whence they

RUGBY, Nov. 7. were telephotoed to London, thus It is stated that the Prince of cabling simultaneous publication Wales, probably accompanied by with the rival papers.'

Prince George, will leave Britain for Argentiae on January 17, travel ling as an ordinary passenger in the liner Oropesa The British Trade Exhibition will be opened by the Prince on March 17.

KAYE DON TO RACE IN SEGRAVE'S BOAT.

ад

DISTRICT WATCHMEN,

AMENDED REGULATIONS.

On the way to the Police Station, the man, it was alleged, offered 80

The regulations have under thecente to the Indian constable, oak- RUOBY, Nov. 7. Watchmen Ordinance, 1948, boening him to "lot him off" at the The French Government Acro-further amended as follows:-

same time saying that he was only nautical exports gave evidence at

cleaning the bottles.

The Indian constable next gavo corroborative `ovidence.

The defendant, in making statement from the dock, mid that he was only cleaning the bottles

the R.101 Inquiry to-day, both (1) In paragraph (c) of regulation expressing the opinion on having 3, the Guards Office, former. ly known as No. 7 Police examined the wreckage that no

Station," is substituted for Tupture occurred, in the structure

Polico Headquarters." before the airship struck the ground.

Most of the day's pru (9) ceedings were concerned, with the condition of the L101's gas bage and the possibility of leakage, causing à loss of litt.

The units in question include. Committee, and Mr. Jouett House, yards and pounds as well as elec leader of the Executive Committee,trical standards like ohms and pledging to co-operate with Ropub that each Dominion and India TO ATTEMPT TO BREAK THE Prince may do some flying during holes which occurred in the fabric | jointly issued a statement to-day, volta, and the report recommends

cans for the stimulation of busi.ahould be provided with a refer- nees, and promising not to make,nonce standard of each unit of effort towards a general revision of measurement to be ebmpared re the new tariff.

gularly with the originals.

RECORD.

JEWISH IMMIGRANTS FOR efficiency in the interests alike of in which Sir Henry Segrave lost

PALESTINE.

REVERSAL OF POLICY,

[TALUCOH REUTER'È AQESOY.]

BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE) The second part of the report

RUGBY, Nov. 7. recognises the value of atandardisa-

Miss England II., the speedboat tion as a means to economy and to

producers and consumers. It urges

his life after setting up the world's the setting up of a central stan water speed record, is to go to Bucros Aires, Argentine, next dardising body in any Dominion where it does not already exist, Spring to make a further attempt and that central bodies should to break the record at the Inter received official support financially national Motor boat Regatta to be held during the British Empire through the Government purchas Trade Exhibition there. Mr. Kaye ing departments and otherwiec. and systematic consultation be the pilot,

The report recommends regular Don, the racing motorist, will be tween various parts of the Empire 2,100 sought have been approved with a view to establishing uniform standard specifications, The issuo The London News Chronicle re by each standardising body of a gards the announcement as a sud- mark or brand to be applied under den and surprising reversal of the licence is recommended. The great British Government's recently need in stressed of the simplifica enunciated policy, which aroused tion by reduction of a variety of Zionist protests all over the world.

JERUSALEM, Nov. 9, The Jewish Agency has been officially notified that 1,500 permite for Jewish Inbour inmigrants from

for the next six months.

AUSTRALIAN LABOUR“.

DEMAND.

LABOUR LOAN REFUSED.

-[THROUGH-NEUTER'S-AGENOT.)

CANBERRA, NOV, 8. Following the receipt of a cable from Mr. James Scullin, the Pre- mier, now in London, refusing the Labour Caucus loan demand, the "Acting Premier, M. Fenton, an

nounced that the Federal Govern- ment had rejected tho proposal, Mr. Lyons will remain in office and proceed with the plans to arrange a regular conversion" Ioan,

Mt. Fenton stated that some holders had offered to cancel bond holde national gift,

sizes, dimensions and immaterial differences in every-day commodi. ties with the object of eliminating! waste and reducing the cost of production.

NAVAL LIMITATION.

MEETING OF DELEGATES FAILS TO AGREE.

{THROUGH REUTER'S 'ACKBOY.]

GENEVA, Nov. 9.

A private meeting this afternoon of the heads of the delegations who participated in discussion at the disarmament commission this morn- ing in regard to the limitation of naval effectives, namely, whether by the global method or by classes,

POSTPONED.

VISIT TO CALSHOT.

(BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]

The

bis visit, using one of the 'plates carried on the aircraft carrier Eagle, which will be stationed at Buenos Aires for the Exhibition:

Particulars of Tour.

RUGBY, Nov. 8. The Prince of Wales, whose South American tour will begin on Jant aty 15 when he is due to leave Liverpool in the llaer Oropesa, will first visit the west coast of the South American continent, calling at Bermuda and Havnan the vessel will pass through the Panama

After

Letters from Colonel Richmond, the Cardington Inspecting Depart her designer, and Mr. McWade, of

ment, word produced referring to

Flight-Commander during June. Irwin, commanding the R.101, re- ported on July 1 that the ship was heavy in handling and referred.to- the possibility of the loss of gas. In connection with his report Col. Richmond wrote to Major Scott, Director of Airship Development, worked out at about one ton pr calculating that the loss of lift square inch of the opening in 12 hours, and asking for particulars of any holes found from time to

Time by the crów,

Mr. MoWade also wrote to the Air Ministry regarding the chaf ing of the gas bags against the nuts and bolts, which, in spite of padding, showed holes, and stated that until the matter.

was sure.

medied he could not recommend the issue of a further permit to

DORNIER D.O.-X" FLIGHT Canal and make for Valparaiso in Chile. The Prince will spend some time in this country and will then fly. crose to Buenos Aires by railway Mr. MoWade, giving evidenco for the opening of the British Trade to-day, said that although before Exhibition, He will leave the the R.101 set off to India the pad- Argentine for Brazil in the Royal ding was quite satisfactory, the RUGBY, Nov. 7. Mail Steam Packet Company's gas bags still weighted against the Praparations are complete at the motor vessel Alcantara, arriving on longitudinals and the points of Royal Air Force Station, Calshot, March 25 at Itio de Janeiro where fouling remained. Aaked, by Sir Southampton Water, for the recep- ho will spend two or three weeks. John Siman. if he would have tion of the big German flying-boat During this time it is understood granted a certificate of airworthi "D.O.-X," which in expected to that the Prince will endeavour to nose to the R:101 before her last visit Calshot to-morrow ez route to make a tour of those parts of the flying. Mr. MoWade replied: "I Amorica.

country which he was unable to am afraid I would not have done RUGBY, NOV. B visit during his last tour. This, 80." Owing to unfavourable weather however, depends upon local cir the fight of the big-German-flying-j.cumstances Ho will return to boatDornier DO-X" which England from Rio de Janeiro by was expected to leave Amsterdam the liner Arlanza, arriving. South- for Calshot, Southampton Water, ampton on April 29. this morning was postponed. It is expected that the flying-boat will remain at Calshot for a day or two after its arrival and will be visited by privileged visitors,

..

The German Embassy and the British Air Ministry are each taking down 200 guests, and in all some thing like 500 people will be shown

Carilion Bells For Exhibition.

RUGBY, Nov. 8.

ECHO OF R.101 DISASTER.

LORD. THOMSON'S WILL.

[TRODON REUTER'S AGENCY.)

It is reported from Wellington,

LONDON, Nov. 8. New Zealand, that the. London Lord Thomson left, estato valued Committee of the Buenos Aires at £1,737, with net personalty. Exhibition have asked that the 81,046.

Tho will, which is dated October Carillon of Bells, which have been cast in London and designed for 3, is written on a shoot of Air the memorial Ney Becandy Ministry gapen, ontatose

The recalcitrants are now led by ingly the matter was adjourned own acroplane to the Hampshire Tho Carillon was temporarily fight of the R.101 to or from

pending the receipt of instru Flying Club's aerodrome and then erected in Hyde Park and during or as the result thereof, I bequeath tions to some of the delegations by cross the river to Calshot to in the summer daily recitals were everything to my brother, Colonel

Roger Thomsan. thair Governments.

spect the machine.

the Health Minister, Mr. Anstey, who was responsible for the Caucus motion on November 6.

given,

In regulation 14,-paragraph (1) is rescinded and the follow ing paragraph is substituted

therefore,

when he was arrested.? If the milk

had been diluted, his master, who hag a shop in Kowloon City, must have done it, for he did not know about it until he was charged. He admitted that he offered 20 cents. to the constable,

(1) Every employer of a police watchman shall on or before the last day of each month pay to the Treasurer in

In reply to his Worship whether respect of each police watch-ho would like to have the Govern man who shall have been in |mont analyst called in order to. his employment for any prove that the milk had been dilu. part of such month, other ted, defendant agreed, and said than as a casual watchman, (that he also wished his mister to the sum of 82 per month or { be called. part of a month, for police The case was then remanded for supervision.

THE NEW

SPALDING

MULTIDOT

48 hours.

EASTS TILA IT'S LOST.

KRO-FLITE

GOLE

BALL

CAUSES A SENSATION THE ADVANTAGES OF THE MULTIDOT EASIER TO HIT because the dos Indicala more accurately the part of the ball which should be struck Mach EASIER TO FIND because the dols are brighily, contrailed with the ball and surroundings EASIER TO IDENTIFY because

It's the only ball with the

sclarifically placód dots.

ST OR PLAIN MARKING

SPALDING & (Belfish) Lid. Export Dept. 78, Cheapside, London, EC.Br