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GERMANY TO REDUCE WORKING HOURS

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Owing To Scarcity Of

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(Special to “Hong Kong Daily Presa")"`-| Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphic assages, berlinanew, 189 Received, July 22.50 4.m.)

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Berlin, July 21. The full text of the decree issued July 1s for regulating the hours of labour in the textile in- dustries was published on Satur- day in the Reich's "Government Gazette."

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1934.

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CIVIL FLYING IN BRITAIN

Restrictions. To Be Relaxed

London, July 21. As a result of the Air, Council's scceptance of many of the recom- mendations made by the Commit tee which has been considering the subject. civil dying in Britain. will, in future, be freed from many of its past restrictions. The Commit tee considers the "present system Dow be relaxed of control can

the eam- without detriment to munity."

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in such cases where it is proved that the cost prices have unavold ably risen since March 31, but in creases due to the decline in the arm's turnover would not be ac- cepted as" "justification for the increase in prices except when the" In addition to making third Owing to the scarcity in stock decrease in the turnover is direct-party insurance compulsory for all of staple raw materials for the ly and entirely due to the opera, aircraft including glidera at rate the textile industry and the extreme, tion of this decree:

for each 100 lbs., of £100 difficulty in procuring more by The penalty for violation of the Committee recommends formation Air Registration Board Import 'while the world trade re provisions in this decree is a fine' of an mains so shrunken in volume the of up to 10,000 Reichsmarks as, from a joint aviation

and Reichs Government has decided to well as temporary or permanent mittee of Lloyds Register reduce the working hours of the prohibition to continue the direct British Corporation Register to airworthiness of civil various branches in the textile destinies of the works in question. control Industries by thirty per cent.. but-Transocean Kuo · Min. subject to stipulation, that the hours worked each week will not be less than thirty-six. This will

reduce the rate of consumption

of the existing stocks of IBW

REACTION IN FRANCE

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The civil aviation directorate to be made as self-contained as possible and within ten years to review the question of administra-

tion of civil aviation from the Air

TENNIS NOTES

Chinese Recreation Club's Prospects

making

The tennis league is good headway and every week we see a number of gùmés decided, The biggest surprise of the past. week was the defeat of the Indian, Recreation club at the hands of Club de Recreio and while the lat ter are to be congratulated on their win, it must be said that the Indians displayed extremely poor form. H. D. Rumjahn, playing with 1 M. A. Razack only managed o get half a set. The latter was very badly off form and although his partner played his usual steady game, the opposition proved much

too strong.

For some seasons now. the In- dians have only played mediocre tennis. The trouble with them, it seems, is that they do not always field the same teata: Some years ago, when they played the same six regularly, they were rather successful and if they want to be a power in the tennis world sgain, they cannot do better than revert to their old practice..

So far as the men's competitions are concerned, it seem fairly safe

DAVIS CUP TENNIS

Australia Leads America

London, July 21. Australia gained a 2-0 lead over America at Wimbledon to-day by virtue of the successes of Jack Crawford and Vivian McGrath in the singles of the Inter-Zone Final in the Davis Cup tennis tournament

Jack Crawford beat Frank shields 6-1, 6-2, 12-10.

Vivian McGrath beat Sidney Wood 7-5, 6-4, 1-6, 9-7.

Crawford, Magnificent Crawford was magnificent in bla service, bring of several aces. He kept an immaculate length on his backhand and had his op- ponent, rushing backwards and forwards on the base-line, scoring with a duent stream of glorious

drives.

Shields service served him best,

but he was poor in his volleying. netting many easy returns...

Concentrating on the sidelines and forcing Shields to play a de fensive game on the baseline, Crawford quickly won the Arst set for the loss of only one game.

Shields was most erratic in the to predict that the Chinese Re-second set. He frequently smash- creation Club will win the three ed easy shots into the net, and shields. It would perhaps be more succeeded in only securing two appropriate if the Club were re- named the Chinese Tennis Club The Air Ministry is not to for their members do, or rather prescribe detailed requirements to play nothing else but tennis there. which aircraft should be built. An in the old days they used to play inventor should be free to try out cricket but" that has long since experimental aircraft provided it become only part of the Club's

Paris July 21 Ninety-five thousand workers be- longing to the textile industries in stuffs and to" avoid" any" sudden the North of France are threaten- Ministry to a purely civi depart-

ed with starvation, as the result ment. increase in unemployment.

The certificate of airworthiness The deeree applies to all fac-[of Germany's obligation to restrict ! tories using wool, cotton, jute, and her Imporis. The textile factory now required for all aircraft should hemp for weaving. Ealtting net-owners of Roubaix and Tourcoing only be required for regular air work or felt-making. but does not have decided to close the wool-transpart, ale tax, joy-riding and

or the combing works from next Monday training work. apply to spinning works

of unsold goods is manufacturing of lace or curtains as the stock

now as large as can be carried. nor to those using, as raw stuns,

The closure of the German market artificial' wool or synthetic cotton.

is given as the reason for this step.

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HIGHER PRICES

DECREE EXEMPTIONS The provisions of the decree will

The Central Committee of the be considered as satisfied the 'working' hours average thirty-x Workers' Union have appealed to two consecutive weeks. the Minister of Trade, Lamoureux. The workers engaged in making to take immediate steps to deal situation-Transocean new.patte and sample in lengths with the not exceeding twenty metres each Kuo Min. are exempted from the decrée as are also the factories engaged in executing foreign orders or making hall manufactured goods for Anishing industries for export Wherever possible, the dismissal of wurkers is to be avoided but when this is inevitable, the labour trustee may order one section of workers to relieve the other sec- tion on alternate weeks. No fac- tory using raw stuks named above may increase its size or accept more orders than it is filling at present

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Berlin, July. 21. Germans will have to pay more for clothes and textile goods as the result of a new decree subject- ing the whole textile industry to drastic control by the Ministry of Economics. '

games

Shields, who had been sacrife- ing accuracy for speed, improved In the third set in which he ac- tually led 6-5 and 7-8, but he was unable to break down Crawford's very strong defence, and was beat- is not flown to çominoh danger, history. Every evening some forty

en for set and match it 12-10, A minority repart advocates the for nifty raembers make use of the

1) "--· Me 'Grath's Backhand removal of civil aviation from the Club's courts and may be of

Sidney Wood was beaten by control of the Air Ministry, but interest to note that among them McGrath's backhand, which fre the Air Minister in a memorandum are quite a number of youngers,quently shattered the American's does not agree with the arguments some of whom have the makings

best plans. He re of really good players. advanced on this point. marks that British air transport policy, unlike that of almost every other nation, has been directed throughout, to commercial develop- ment for pacific imperial purposes and that there has never been any attempt, to build up in guise of civil air transport a feet intended for military use in war. He also

Thanks mainly to L Goldman and Mrs. Kayll, the United 'Ber- vices Recreation Club are the new Mixed Doubles League Champions. They are a very strong pair and have won all the 15 sets that they have played. They are a really and I would have good pair

Supplies of wool, cotton, and other raw abres to German tac-emphasised that the Air Council Uked to see them matched against taking any M. W. Lo and Mrs. Enid Litton tories will be strictly rationed and have refrained from

which might have the (nee Lo) when the latter combina- inequalities of distribution adjust action

effect of militarying light aero-tion were at their best e ed.

plane clubs-British Wireless.

Also, a 36-hour week is imposed on part of the industry to prevens. unemployment resulting from a shortage of raw materials. Excep- tions may be made in the case of production for export.

The erection of new plants or the extension of old plants is for- bidden

Manufacturers are allowed to adjust prices to cover increased working costs or rises in world prices, but it is emphasised that; profiteers will be severely dealt with.

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The Economic Ministry is em powered, to impose fines up to 500 marks and to close factories.

JEAN RENAUD INTERVIEW

Views Regarding Germany

(Special to “Hong Kong Daily Press").

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· (By · Tèlagroph, ̈ Copyright, Fals The decrce has deepened the graphic Mezrajez · Ordinance, despondency of the depressed tex-eosived, July 28, 8:30 pm)

STERN DEMAND TO GERMANY

To Cease Terrorism In Austria

Rome, July 21.

Berlin. July 22.

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McGrath was steady and, never in a hurry, he hit hard on the backhand, while he did. not lose

control of his forehand. He drop- Ded away in the third set by easing

the pace on his backhand, but he returned to the fight in the fourth sat with all his former spirit.- Reuter.

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POLAND LEADS BELGIUM

Warsaw, July 21. The Davis Cup tennis matches commenced here to-day between Poland and Belgium Poland gained a 3-1 lead winning the

Jais

With this heavy rain prevailing at the time of writing) it does not seem as though there will be any tennis for a couple of days. However, the Clubs concerned in the competitions are well forward singles, but falling in the doubles.

*Floczynski (Poland) and with their fixture and they "can all be relied upon to play off the Belgian opponent, Lacroix, were postponed games as early as possi-unable to reach a decision yester-

day when bad light caused ble.

suspension in the third and final set with the score at 6 all. The game was continued to-day and after a gruelling time,the Polish player triumphed at 12-10.

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which explains in the introduction Cdr. J. D. A. Musters, DS.C., to that the recent speeches of Hitler Caradoc, in command.toh reducing and Hess had not sounded an echo to reserve).

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The following are the scores:- Hebda (Poland) beat Nayert 8-6, 6-3, 6-2.

Tłoczynski (Poland) led Lacroix (Belgium) 6-3, 6-3, 12-10.

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After luncheon Pilkington jot two wickets cheaply Eggar push-

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With Eton

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and Grover playing across a chall on the leg aturnp. Faber and Blott then added 38 valuable runs, watching the ball well and taking full toll défa rather ́undue pro- London, July 4.

portion of full tosses and long The match between Winchester hops Then Taber was caught at and Eton was begun at Winchester | the wickes off Rees-Davies. yesterday, when, after dismissing their opponenta for 431, Eso scored 154 for the loss of two wickets.

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on, Pilkington looked both the HMS. Carlisle, Captain F. "R.

best and steadiest. He might well return to

have been used more, and¿Mann There had been heavy rain on Barry, which will Simonstown on July 14 from her Thursday and, on winning the less, valuable though the latter's in the French Press to which they { Lt.-Cars-R. F. Gordon, to Fem- present cruise to East London, Port toss, the Winchester captain had two wickets were. The two faster no hesitation in batting first. The men, Wild and Rees-Davies, "bowl- are entitled, so that this method broke, W.-J. Phipps, to Drake; and Elizabeth, and Durban, is ordered A stern demand to Germany to Was followed in order to ascertain C. B. Tinley, to Victory (July 10): to leave for home shortly after first-half-hour was remarkable for ed a rod deal to leg, but they

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recommission She the kaleidoscopie changes of the were both unlucky with cease terrorism in Austria is voic-in good spirit the lows of the F. Y. Bethell, to Cherwell, in

A. W. Sprott, should leave Simonstown.

Etop bowling, and the inability of lifting quickly of the pitch. ed by Signor Virginio Gayda in a French front moldiers, especially command; and

any bowler to find a length presumably Inspired article in the the speech made by Hase in to Calypso (July 11); R. L August 2, and is to call at Ascen

M. Edwards, to Porpoise, in slon from August 10 to 13 and Scourfield made some attractive Fascist newspaper, Giornale d'Ital, Koenigsberg.

In answer to a quastion, Renaud command (July 12): C. G. Hudson, Sterra Leone from August 18 to hits, and was looking dangerous to-day. It is the strongest attack on Chancellor Hitler's Government said that He's speech was 19 full to President, for passage out (July 23, arriving at Plymouth on when he played a rather nondes-

lent to R.AN. for two Beptember yet made by Italy.

of love of country that it touched 27), and Signor Gayda states that Ger- him greatly. If there is anyone, years as exchange omcer (on ar- many is in the forefront as re-sald Renaud, who can feel such rival in Australia); R. V. Hore, to gards the responsibility for "bes-appeal in the depths of their Ark Royal (July 31); N. H, Beaver tial terrorist outrages conducted by hearts, it is the old seterans of and C. C. F. Grey, to Caradoc (on

reducing to reserve). the, French Army.” The furtherest limit of fore- Renaud then went on to 207 Instr. Lt-Cdra.-H. V. Rumsey, bearance in Austrian and world "It goes without saying that 1 BA, to President, for Compass opinion has been reached he de speak as a Frenchman who has Dipt., Slough (Aug. 13), clares.

gone through the world wer The campaign, he declares, is though my sympathies are not

German 'agitators."

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ton's Reply Boyd, the Eton "eaptain: bad strained a muscle in the field, so Dixon went to first with Magi

Winchester bowling as The steady, but Spott could hot wing the ball to the advantage of his short legs," and both beamen play- ext easily and well-Erity rung unte in 25 many minutes, and, then Holme pa4 missed; (Dizon, made amends by catching Magili of a harder hit at deep square leg.

As, already announced in "The Cpt stroke outside the off stump and was easily caught in the Times Captain Barry, who will galley. Foster was then joined by by then have been three years in Bolme, and together these two command of the ship, will be auc- settled down to

a most valuable ceeded by Captain H. R. Marrack, DB.C at present attending the partnership of 66 rung,

Hohne, who is only just 18, senior officers tactical course. The watched the intentire moved his Carlisle has, had two commissions feet well in playing back and used on the Africa Station since 1929. his opportunities" on the leg side. From 1919 to 1928 she served on Foster whose batting bears the The wicket had clearly 'dried

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family slamy very clearly, played easy in the wind, and though the an innings that promised distins- | Winchester in Llack Sky bezbed tion in the future. By nature an steady, and Wilson and Bryan got offside, forward player, the adapt goveral ball past the bat, r ed himself well to the shower con- ditions and made me the books

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MINOR LANDSLIDES

Result of Heavy Rain

NEW ALLOWANCE

the German soldiers. RC emphasise the indisputable manner By Order in Connell of January

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relations-Reu- have nothing but admiration for greatest attention because they | VOSPACE M

versation I had with General the strongest nations will adopt to Mangin who at that

pull their forces in crushing re- 22, 1920, an allowance of 22. 8d. a serving affcerin

neland volutionary elements and check-day was established for lieutenants army, the question of the pos mating political troubles and Deutenant-commanders. RN sibility of Franco-German M. Renaud added that he had and dieutenants and Captains, entente cropped up whereupon some concrete ideas of an alliance RM. who had qualified in war Only Pilkinton seemed able to The heavy showers in the last Mangin said we were not far between France, Germany and staff duties. In a new Order make the batsman fight for ryms, two days have caused several away from war yet, Captain Jean Italy. The existence of such a in Council provision is made for and the foundation, seemed laid minor landslides, the most serious Renaud, but I tell you this, that powerful group, he said, would a similar allowance to be paid to for a fine score when the younger of which was perhaps the one in on that day we Germans and compel Other States to come to officers of or below the rank or Mann, who had bowled sumber Road which was Frenshy come to understand one amicable arrangements. Above all relative rank, of commander, RN of balls which he father would. partially blocked by a quantity of another we shall be joint masters the Boviet Unions and the revolu when holding certain appoint have struck amiably into the earth which fell from the hillside. of, the world this made much a tionary powers in all statesments, whether qualined in staat tavern at Lord's, persuaded both Another landslide occurred on deep impression on me that ever Cras Eritain's stuätude in this duties or not... The new allowance Foster and Holme to come down Island Road at the junction of since, I have used my pen in an master, concluded Renaud, payable in appointments in the wicket to balls that spun from Who bent wicket Bhek O Road, The place was not attempt to preate a basis, for such would be in this opinion, to sd which it is considered Justified by leg and Fisher blocked but motorists were warned common.

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