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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1936.

MARSMAN COMPANY'S NEW MANAGEMENT.

TO WORK MOTHER LODE

per

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PACIFICATION

U.S. BASEBALL

IN EUROPE

Powers Faced. With Difficulty

a three-

London, July 17. The decision apparently reached "An operating contract nas just

in Paris to-day to hold a three- been agreed upon by the Mother Lode Mining Company and Mars- power conference bere in connec- man and Company, for the operation with the German breach of tion of the Mother Lode claims the Locarno Treaty has not yet In the Paracale-Mambulao region] been officially communicated to the British Government. It is the adjoining the San Mauricio Min- ing Company. A meeting of the opinion of well-informed observers Mother. Lode stockholders will here that it would be difficult for take place for the purpose such a conference, comprising only of ratifying the contract

representatives of France, Britain

The

and Belgium, to take things much Marsman interests will

further than could be done through operate the Mother Lode property for P1,500 a month until the mine ordinary diplomatic channels.

An exchange of views on the is brought into production, after which the fee will be P3,000 a subjects which will probably be month, or 10 per cent of the net discussed later at a five-power con-

Atten profits

production ference is all that is generally ex- been started, 83 per cent of all pected in London from "profits will go to the Mother Lode power meeting. Company, and 15

cent to Undoubtedly British Ministerial Marsman and Company, with the circles are anxious not to miss an proviso that 70 per cent of the opportunity of making a big effort Arst profits are to be used to re- to remove the causes of unrest in progress the Europe. If

successful pay any advances made by

were to be made at a five-power Marsman Company.

will About P100,000

be spent meeting. including Italy and Ger- for development, it was announc

many, so that matters beyond the ed at the Marsman Manila office decision of these five powers were If this is not suf- raised, then a third stage is tenta- recently, cient, a loan will be floated. When tively visualised in Landon where sumcient ore haa been locked by the Ave original nations might to warrant milling, Mother Lode resolve themselves into a Europe- can chose between having the ore

an conference embracing all Gov- milled at the San Mauricio plant ernments- or constructing a plant of its own Reuter,

If it is decided to build a new mill, Mother Lode may increase its capitalization, in which case Marsman and Company will have an option to acquire 20 per cent of the additional capital" at par value, or the right of advancing the necessary capital.

All technical direction will be under Marsman direction.

ان

At present the Angeling vein the Mother Lode is being de- veloped. Assays as high as P17 a ton have been obtained. Quiri- to Abadilia, chief of the division of-mines of the bureau of mines, stated in a report that the (Mo- ther Lode property shows the same geological conditions as those of the adjoining Santa Rosa and San Mauricio companies

SWEDISH RED CROSS

Sull: Untraced In Abyssinia

(“Hong-Kong - Daily" Prem" Special

Stockholm, July 17. Greatest anxiety is felt here about the fate of the Swedish Red Cross Unit in Abyssinia, of which no news has been received since May. The Unit was then sighted by planes about 400 miles south east of Addiss Ababa. It was as- sumed at that time" that the unit was beading for the Addis Ababa- Jibuti line, but since then nothing has been heard or seen of the unit. The unit was stationed near Dolo, and had been bombed by the Italians, resulting in the death of Assistant Doctor Lundstroem. The Swedish Foreign Minister declared that the Government would take "exceptional measures" in order to clear up the situation. Before the announcement of these mea- Bures however, certain foreign Governments must be informed. Frankorean New Serosca

GREEK NAVAL TREATY

"RHODES SCHOLAR'S

¦

TRIUMPH

Wins Eclipse Stakes

London, July 17. Glorious weather brought a vast crowd to attend the running of the

Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park, the biggest non-classic race and one of the richest of the British turf..

Obeering thousands watched the odds-on favourite at 8/11, the be- autiful Rhodes Scholar owned by Lord Astor-flash through the op- position, and win by six lengths from Lord Carnarvon's His Drace, at 100/7...

four lengths His Grace was ahead of the third horse. Fairey, 8/1, owned by the King but still running in Lord Derby's colours. owing to the Court's mourning.

High Scoring By White Sox

New York, July 18. Two double headers were played In the American League. St. Louis Browns and the Yankees shared the honour, but Chicago White Box won both games against the Athletics, scoring 21 runs on

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DAVIS CUP TENNIS

Henkel Forced To Retire

London, July 18.

A capacity crowd saw Australia and Germany each win one match in the Davis Cup Inter-Zone final, which will meet

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Abdulkayum,... Adamson. (Gillman & Co., Ltd.), Mrs. F. M. K Anderson, G. All, F. H Blunisdon, Theo. Brelhan, L. G. Burrell (Metropolitan Ballroom), Mrs. F. Byrd, Chemical Construc- tion Co., China Oil Co., China Pro- vidence Storage Co.. Chong Tai Trading Co., C. J. Clark, Mrs. K. Clarke, F. F. Conway, Collector of Jack Crawford easily beat Hen- Customs, A. Cork, G. M. Cornfield.. kel, who had to retire, The Ger- Mrs. H G. Cuming, Mrs. D. C. man player has recently been suf-Davidson (c/o Thomas Hawke fering from a bad cold.

hits in the second game to 14 runs the winners of on the same number of hits by Great Britain in the Challenge

Round. their opponents.

The following were the results:-

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R. H. E 7 12 1 Chicago

41 9 Philadelphia

F" Hayes homered once and Puccinelli twice for Fhiladelphia.

21 20

Chicago

14 20 4 Philadelphia

Appling homered for Chicago and Johnson for Philadelphis

7 11 1

2

2 St. Louis

9 Bottomley homered for St. Louis. New York

4 R } 15 15 1

St. Louis

Adrian Quist gave Baron von Cramm a wonderful contest before he was beaten. Quist damaged his ankle in the first game of the second set and had to have it strapped before continuing. After six minutes' rest Quist led 6-8 in the final set but never a match point. The wind was very strong, making the ball play tricks. Reuter...

CROWD DISAPPOINTED

New York

Gehrig and Powel homered for this afternoon New York.

6 111 5 10 Detroit and

Detroit Boston

Rogelt homered "for Kroner for Boston.

2

10 18 1 3 13 3

Cleveland Washington

Trosky homered twice for Cleve-

land.

||

Landon July 18.

A huge crowd was disappointed at Wimbledon when Heinrich Henkel, Germany's second string player, defaulted when two sets down to Jack Craw ford in the opening match of the Davis Inter-Zone Final of the Cup, thus giving Australia a sur- prisingly easy lead.

After Crawford had won the first two sets at 6-2, 6-2, Henkel, who has been indisposed recently. suffering from a bad cold, retired.

Bon), "Alfred Dent & Co., Electrical Equipment "Co., The Fidelity Co., G. F. Fowler, J. F. Fowler, Stephen George, Miss. Mary Chipke (Mrs. J. Gonsalves, Centre Hotel), Mra, N. C. Gray, V. Grubel, E Hancock (5.8. Nancy Moller), Mrs. Hargreaves, K. Hassaram. A H. Hayes, L. E Hickin, Mrs. H. M. Hiddle, Hogg & Co., Hong Kong-Shanghai Airways, J. F. H. Hutchen, E. O, Jones. Baroness Von" Kreuzer (c/o F. C. Johnson), Lapicque & Ole, Madame Leon May, La Tien Foo, Jackie Matheson (c/o Codberg), M. M.", Montague, Nanyo Soko Kaisha, Nippon Shosen Kaisha: Josinho Noronha, George Paul. Raymond Piat, The Regent Tailors, Rolph & Co., W.. E. Rundle, L. Schipper.n Capt. J. W. Scott, A. Shellard (m.v. "Willamette Valley"), F. Smith &

Co., H, de Souza, Miss M. Stewart. Swatow Emporium, E. A. Tayebally, Miss A M Todd (American Methodist Mission), Torio Yako. G. R. Tarral, Mrs. L. Urban. W. A and T. E, Vernon, Mrs. M. D. Van Driest, V. A. Vasilieff, Mrs. A. War-

REGISTERED ARTICLES Bank of East Africa. J. N, Berlef.

In the second singles match ton. Baron Gottfried ron Cramm, R. H. E Wimbledon finalist for two years

6 17

raised 3 In Nuccession,

German 5 71 hopes by beating Adrian Quist, the youthful Australian champion, by 4-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 11-9 to place 0 the two countries on level, terms 1 Reuter)

'NATIONAL LEAGUE'

Brooklyn

Pittsburg

Suhr homered for Pittsburg

10 19 27

New York Cincinnati

Moore and Ott homered for New

York. Lombardi homered for Cin- cinnati..

Philadelphia Chicago

в 0 8 12

1

..

Klein homered for Philadelphia.

Boston St. Louis,

1

6 9 0 5 14 Thompson bopiered for Boston in eleven innings game; Collins and Mize homered for St. Louis- Euler.

FRIDAY'S RESULTS

The smashing performance of

New York, July 17. Rhodes Scholar, following his win

The following were the results over Malumoud. winner. of" the Derby, showed he is one of the of the League baseball matches best of the post-War three-year- played to-day: oi and would have been a cer- tan Derby victor had, he gone to the post in that event.

This is another example of Lord Astor's execrable luck on the Der- by which he has never yet won.---- Router.

SCOTLAND YARD VERY BUSY

Witnesses of Hyde Park Incident

London, July 17.

Scores or telephone messages were received by Scotland Yard to-night, in response to the ap- peal witnesses of the incident in which an apparent attempt was made on the life of King Edward VIII.

A Criminal Investigation Depart- ment officer has been detailed especially to deal with these calls. There have also been a number of personal callers. and it is ex- pected that the post to-mITTON will bring statements that must be investigated. Every informant will be interviewed. and several days are likely to elapse before complete report is available.

"'Hoor Koor Dully. Prest" Specialy

Rome, July 17. The Greek Government inform ed the Italian Minister that, it considered the Naval Treaty made with Erigland last winter expired. Reuter. According to oficial quarters the British Government is already in- formed of the decision. Transoraan "News, Service.

BRITAIN JOINS STEEL CARTEL

Paris, July 17.

ITALY AND THE DARDANELLES

“Hong Kong Daily Fress" Specia Rome, July 17. The Turkish Foreign Minister informed the permanent Italian representative at the League of

It is announced that the British Nations that an agreement would steel industry, after two days' con- shortly be reached in the Darda versations, has definitely joined nelles Conference, and that other the International Steel Cartel countries are free to participate. Their adhesion will be valid until Italy, It is stated in authorita- 1940

tive circles, reserves herself all Its understood that certain rights regarding much a treaty, contracts have already been sign-and the pact will have importance ed as a result of the Bridah deci- for her only when she subscribes sion

Transocean News Service

Peuter.

Carl Hubbell pitched,

AMERICA BEATS BRITAIN

Davis Cup Rehearsal

Eastbourne, July 18. America beat Britain by three matches to two in the friendly ten- nis match on Davis Cup lines."

Bunny Austin beat Bryan Grant 6-0, 6-2, 6-2.

Donald Budge beat Fred Perry 9-7, 7-5, 8-10, 7-5.- Reuter

EARLIER RESULTS.

London, July 17.

Miss Violet Chang, 1723, Avenue Road, 23, Welcome Terrace.

Cle Maritime de LY.K. Basomlao Khan (Parcel)

K. K. Lo Compradore Dept. (Parcel).

Midland Bank; Ltd. (Parcel), L. Schipper.

J. W. E. Tonkin.

Tsanyocyong (Money Order),

RADIO TELEGRAMS

0885 from Amoy.

Sinhuazene, 121. Des Voeux Road from Cholon

Lou Kim Kuan, Empress Hotel from Macao"

PROTEST SENT TO HITLER Opposition Party Grievances

Berlin, July 17.

th

The Confessionista, or Opposi- tion party, in Germany, have sent

G. P. Hugnes and C.R.D. a lengthy protest to" Herr, Adolf Tuckey, the English Davis Cup Hitler, the Chancellor, and de- doubles team made a sorry show-anding a reply by Monday! ing at Eastbourne to-day against Falling a reply, the Opposition Donald Budge and Bryan M party proposes to make public its Grant of United States when the grievances;

National League

-New York Pittsburgh

R. H. E.

6 10 la 0 5 0

5 12

4

friendly.

3 7

5

tinued.

He Hitler which can only be

5 13

0.

i

The Americand, who have seldom given to God played together, beat the English- |

The protest declares the anti-

Brooklyn

Cincinnati

Baston

Wally Barger homered. Chicago

Philadelphia

St. Louis

Mize homered,

4

5 13

0

American League

Chicago Washington

5 11

18 19 1 5

Kuchel homered.

Cleveland

9

Half hit a home run, Philadelphis

.1 8

0

Detroit

4 8 0 Goose Goslin homered and Gehringer once, New York

2.19.

III

thus

$ 2 0 Tony Lazzeri hlf three hom-

one innings, equalling the American League record. Rolfe, Dickey and Lou Gehrig also hit home runs.

St. Louis Boston -Reuter

8

0

US. HEAT WAVE DEATH ROLL

New York, July 17% The death roll in the hext, ware in America is now nearing 5,000 and the temperature of the Miss Isalppi River has reached the tm- precedented height of $2 degrees Fahrenhelt.

The drought is still intensive after Wednesday's respite, though weather reports indicate some re

lef to-day

Beuter & Bulletin Bereice.

Anglo-American tennis

The gist of the protest is that

inatch on Davis Cup ines was con-¦ Germans are giving honours to

men in three straight sets, the Jewish movement is un-Christian- scores being 6-4, 6-2, 10-8. The and that the high-handed methods United States now lead by two of the Secret Police are hamper matches to one, with two singles ing the freedom of the country-

Heuter's Bulletin Bervice. to follow. Router.

ENGLAND'S TEST PLAYERS

BRITISH SHIPS DEPART

Alexandria, July 17. Most of the ships of the Medi- Lerranean Fleet will leave to-mor-

row.

London, July 17, England's team for the second

Queen Elizabeth, Barham, De- cricket Test match against All- vonshire, Resource, Woolwich, India to be played at Manchester | Shropshire, Galates and Bussex next Saturday was announced to are all going to Malta, while Lon- day. There are some important don will sail for Greece changes from the aide which won

at Lord's. The team is

C. O, Allen (Mid'sex) 'capt.

R. W. V. Robins (Middlesex)

Hammond (Gloucester) Legland (Yorkshire) Verity (Yorkshire) *** Fishlock (Surrey) Hardstar (Notta) Duckworth (Lancashire) Fagg (Kent)

Gimblett (Bornerset): Gover (SUIT (7) — Neuter

TENSION IN SPAIN

London, July 18

Only Repulse, Valiant, Glorious and the Third Destroyer Flotilla will remain here---- Reuter,

IN HOME WATERS!

London, July, 197 The British warships withdrawn from the Mediterranean are now arriving "In home waters.

The first arrivals were HME. Escapade, Echo and Eclipse of the Fifth Destroyer Flotilla, which reached Devonport to-day.

Warships due on Monday Include FLMS Rodney, the flagship of the Home Fleet and ye more destro

The withdrawal of the warships is causing Gibraltar to revert to ite customary quiet. Five hun- grave situation in pain is dred men are likely to be discharg ted by the fact that all tele-ed from the dockyard establish

caba communic with the ment there and cafes, has been cut off, owing to and large outatters may clos political reasons, de shop

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