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LAWN TENNIS IN 1922.

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This year they are promised an The United States will probably organised tournament, a much Food Do Team for Wimbledon maze inspiring and interesting They will concrotrate on the affair than one loue match for the Davis Cup and their own cham-title. Charles Read, of Queen's pionships if Tildin does not Cub, the present champion, has defend his championship at Wim- still to reach his best. He is s Record

year is a frite bledon, it will be a pity, but it great player of rackets and ase, but it represents a prot- will not ruin lawn tennis. When,squ.sh and good at lawa tennis. reality. The tournament if ever, the bone of contentionis tournament play that he and is record; the Davis Cup between the USA. Lawn Tennis others need to bring out their ry is a record; the attendance Association and the International best capacity. Wimbledon will be a record, Federation, anent the venue of New Wimbledon having the world's championships on grass ce. There will be 500 courts

courts, shall be buried, is a ques dy for play in the public parks, for the diplomate. Young London before May isin.

Vincent Richards has recently

s to quality in the big events defeated Tilden. We should wei-

Some

DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLAY.

Last year witnessed curious tactical novelties, prin-į

the cipally that exploited by

re can be little doubt. Income him over here. We should Indian, Mr. Sleem. This was the

al-o like tö me entally, a curious record in

Mrs. Mallory | idea of absolute certainty of re- stroke-line was broken in the come across to have another turn; the winning strokes came ich at Queen's between Norton epoch-making duel with Suzanne in due course. The method is

F. G. Love, Ther bast the ord of length of rally, totalling strokes from service till tha

I was dead. This does not, of

Perhaps things will straighten themselves us before June 26. the opening day of Wimbledon.

An ang rate, Sonng America

rse, spell improvement in will be seen here after the cham

ord.

feasible, if the player's speed of

toot is equal to the task. In was fairly well proved that only the fastest volleying could beat this method We hope India will

but it is an interesting pronships. The combined Harend her Davis Cup team here.

OUR VISITORS.

I would be interesting to see steem's "way improved and azain rested. Gorden Lowe last werk demonstrated the as-fal- ness of a similar method, with

vard and Yale team will torpe to İplas Oxford and Cambridge and a few other clube. It will be a Chief among the visitors will good apportunity of comparing the Australian tram, consist the youthful talent of the two this diference, that all his returns

of G. L. Patterson, J. Q.countries in University class. derson, and P. O'Hare Wood.

are fairly vére; Sleem's are The covered and hard court soft. Sleem's argument is that derson is a newcomer: the two

jers we know and estimate as season is welt under way; the only the winning shot should be y great players. They are first grase toenament, and one severe, otherwise you are liable

to make a great bid for hon of the hipR99: is, as usual, Surbito tire.

This i- exactly

five works before Wimbledon, just

is at Wimbledon and in the ton. vis Cup. From. Spain we ex-

It is an interesting question. that great hitter, Manuel enough time for players to each The all round players of the nso. France has a player now their grass form. At some of Norton, and Lycett and Kings- Us, young Jean Burntra, al. these meetings we may see some cose type, who comine fine dy famous for his speed of of our visitors playing themselves serving with quick solleying and severe driving, should have a say. 1. H. Cochet has not yet in. yed berr. Gobert, Brugnon.

This year's tournaments will! Their game will probably prove pont, and Albarian we know, see the inpires' Association at her players of interest are the work.

edes, Wallenberg, and von

auo; Balbi of Italy; Kumagae

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a Sbimidza of Japan. Standing The magnificent new ground of

herself is Mile. Lenglen, who

I defend her titles at Wimble

ի. According to reports from Riviera, she is batter than

the All England Club will this season, after the Championshipe. commence its other spheres of usefulness. Various societies

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WEDNESDAY. MAY 31.

1922.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE MUI-TSAJ'S FRIEND.

London, May 30,

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In the House of Commons, replying to Mr. Inskip. Mr. amberlain recapitulated the facts with regard to Commander

said Haalewood and his wife's anti-mai-tsoi campaign. He attention of the Governor of Hongkong had been called to the fact that Mrs. Haslewood was conducting the campaign, including charges of great cruelty to mutsai, in terras which much annoyed the Chinese community, The Chinese had great regard for odicia? position and it was feared that, when the officer's wife made attacks of this kind, the Chinese might think the Government approved of the methods used. The Governor accordingly asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies to request the Admiralty to remove Commander Haslowend to another station, hat on further con- sideration, nit wishing to prejudice Commander' Haslewood's pɔsi- sien, the Commodore was asked to request" Commander Hasleword to restrain his wife. The Cmmodore and the Commander-in-Chief interviewed Conimander Halewood. The Commander-in-Chief told him that if he wished to continue the campaign he ought to resign his official position. Mrs. Haslewood was then taken seriously ill and the Commander-in-Chief told Commander Huslewood he was wiiling that Conwaander Hestoscod should return home with his wife, Commander Haslewood accepted. The Governor seemed to have shown all possible consideration in carrying out what he cin- sidered was his daty to the Colony.

Mr. Chamberlain added that there was never any suggestion- that the Haslewoeds acted from any but the highest motives,

GERMAN REPARATIONS.

Paris, May 30,

The German raply to the new conditions agreed upon between the Reparations Commission and the German Finance Minister has been received and is generally regarded as satisfactory. The chief change in the Commission's terms is that Germany is no longer told to impose a fixed amount of additional tamation, but to balance her Budget and make reparations in kind without further inflating the currency. The question of an international loan was important in influencing the discussions. Germany pleads that the Commis3 (on's demands for stringent economy, taxation and the raising of 30 internal loan are not fulällable without an international loan but, according the Paris correspondent of the New York Herald, the banking delegates. Mr. Pierpont Morgan and M. Vissering who is a Dutchman, declare that it is impassible to float an international han without the closest Anglo-French Entente. The paper adds that negotiations for an Angio-i rench Pact bare accordingly been actively resumed.

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THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.

London. May 30. Following the appointment of a Dutch Government represen- tative to discuss the position of the rubber planting industry with the Colonial Office, the Council of the Rubber Growers' Association nas made a resolution deferring the consideration restriction schemes pending the completion of negotiations with Dutch in- tareats and declaring that no scheme of restriction which has not the cordial e operation of Datch interests can be recommended to members.

THE ST. LAWRENCE EXTENSION.

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Ottawa, May 30.

The Government has decided to defer consideration of the United States proposal to enlarve the St. Lawrence waterway, as it is at prezent inopportune, owing to insufficient time to examine the engineers" reports thereaner.

US. ANTI-TRUST LAWS.

Washington. May 30,

The Supreme Court has upheld the Government's spit under

the Anti-Trust laws, declaring the Southern Pacific Company's ownership of the Central Pacife railways unlawful.

GERMANY AND THE GENOA CONFERENCE.

Berlin, May 30.

Contrary to expectation, the question regarding reparations was untouched in the Reichstag, Herr Wirth dealing wholly with Genoa, paying a high tribute amid cheers to British leadership at Genca and defending the Russ:-German Treaty as a political bridge be- tween East and West.

SINGAPORE'S HOUSING

PROBLEM.

commercial practice follawed, of} going further than actual neces sity demands in meeting the call for accommodation-the swing of the pendulum in fact, which will Rent Restriction. fleave some of the speculators in godown proper: outsida the Figures were quoted the other ambit. It is claimed that the re- day, at the meeting of the Clericsi |moval of the control of dwelling Union to protest against the house-rent will stimulate produc- abolition of the Rent Restriction tion, but whether it will be of the Ordinance at the end of next class of bouse which will enable month, of the number of houses the labouring and middle classes that had been erected in Singa- to live, the employees, an dis- pore from 1918 to 1920. The tinguished from the heads of speaker said the numbers were firms and employers, is not so 766, 983 and 766. We do not plain. That there is'a dearth of er and has regained her nerve. and associations have begun the with a deep inner curve, which obtained from and rather suspect shown, we think, by the fact that know where these figures were lower class accommodation is custom of holding their OWD conforms to every movement of that they refer to all buildings and ten foot by ten room in the have Major Kingscote, Lycett tournaments. Thus, the Royal the eye and makes the sight not houses merely, or if to houses barracks at Keppel read realises. Woosnam (the doubles cham- Navy and Royal Marines, the equally clear in every portion of to those of the better class, for six dollara & month, which, com- ss), F. G. Lowe, Fieber, Doust Army, and the Royal Air Force the glass. Toric will set closer to which rents higher than the Renting out of say eighteen dollars wley, Ritchie, C. Campbell, hold their own championships at the eye than the ordinary at Restriction limit are charged. It wage, is an excesive proportion, Rea, and Turnball Norton Queen's in the middia of June. lens, thas doing away with the is, of course, well known that in a paper of the series

been here so long that we The Stock Exchange bave theirs annoying reflections from the edge there has been very heavy godownTown Planning by the Dapaty ant him one of ourselves." So at Hendon. The New Wimble of the glass. For those who wish building in the past three years, Chairman of the Improvement do Miss E. Ryan. Of Miss K. don will be available for similar the very best in lenses, we recom-due to the lack of accommodation Trast published to-day, Captain Kane, our finest English wo society.hampionships. Facili-mand torics. The Hongkong in the boom time and the c

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