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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28,

FIRST SENSATION OF WIMBLEDON

TOURNAMENT

HOW PERRY

LOST

THRILLING MATCH

DESCRIBED

FARQUHARSON BRILLIANT

London, June 27.

PRED Perry, England's No. 2 player, and a "aceded" contestant, was to- day defeated in the second round of the men's singles championship, providing the first sensation of the 1933 Wimbledon Tournament.

The

Fred Perry.

young French "hope," Christian Boussus made his exit when he met Clifford Sutter, losing by three sets to ene after He fell to N. V. Farquharson, annexing the first. Boussus was the South African Davis Cup full of fight until the fourth set. player by the scores of 7-5, 6-1, hut Sutter, who, the day before, 3-6, 4-6, 6-4, in the course of had had some anxious moments which Farquharson gave the with ito, maintained his steadiness most amazing display of tennis and eventually wore down the in his whole career.

Frenchman.

Serving with great power, the South African drove on both fore- hand and backhand with tremend- ous punch.

He continually pressed to the net in the first two acts, and from there velleyed magnificently, mak- ing Perry look A second class player.

PERRY OUTCLASSED.

Perry was quite incapable of withstanding such an attack, all

attempts at passing being coun- tered with crisp winning volleys from the agile South African. Perry led throughout the third and fourth sets, forcing the pace successfully, and keeping his dan gerous volleying opponent from the net.

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THRILLING FINAL SET. But Farquharson returned the picture with renewed vigour in the final set, going up on almost everything and from the net in- tercepting Perry's fastest returns. Farquharson went to a three- love lead, but Perry, by supreme play, levelled at three-all.

Then, in a thrilling burst of overhead kills, the South African went to 5-3. He missed two match points and Perry broke through

to 5-4.

It looked as though the English' "atar" would be able to make a last minute recovery, but Far- quharson actually went to 40-love on Perry's service. He played three more match points, the first of which Perry saved, and then Farquharson hit a mighty fore hand drive which he followed up to the not.

GRAND MATCH POINT. Perry in a desperate effort to save the point fobbed, but his opponent finished off the match with a grand overhead kill which left Perry sprawling on the court.

C. R. D. Tuckey, the Varsity Blue and Army champion, won the first set from Henri Cochet in n second round match, but the Frenchman, playing his usuak dour-game, carried off the next three sets,

Dr. J.

former C. Gregory, English Davis Cup player, strove hard against R. Menzel, the Czecho-Slovakian champion.

He took the first set to sixteen games, losing 9-7, and conceded the next two after capturing seven games.

NUNOI ELIMINATED. The second big surprise of the day was the elimination of Nunol, the young Japanese hopo by Stoef- fen who last week won through

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WORLD ECONÓMIC

| CONFERENCE

THE FIRST RESULTS

CENTRAL THEATRE -

SUMMONED

Non-Provision of Safety Curtain

Ng Pak-to, the owner, and C. L.

1933.

RADIO BROADCAST

CHEERO BAND, FROM THE STUDIO

From Z. B. W., on wave length of 856 metres (84.5 K/c.).

4.30-7 p.m. Chinese. Programme. 0-0.16 p.m. Chinese Children's Pro-

European Recorded

COMMITTEES SUBMIT Chung, the manager, of the Central ramme,

RECOMMENDATIONS

THE FUTURE GOLD STANDARD

London, June 27.

7.9.30 p.m.

Theatro, were summoned before Mr. Schofield, at the Central Music. Magistracy this morning, for fail ing to provide a safety curtain and ja lantern light in the theatre, which was non-exempted after April 25.

Mr. Hin-shing Lo, in asking for

9.30-10.30 p.m. Band Concert. 7-8.30 p.m. Variety.

B p.m. Report, etc.). Orchestral-Delicious.

(Local Time and Weather

Savoy Orpheans. CB433. Song Just Because I Lost My Heart

To You.

Renate Muller. DD.087. Octet Minuet in D.

J. H. Squire Celoste Octet. DB75. Vocal Duct To Bo Worthy of You

Layton and Johnson. DB780.

Mr. In-shing Lo, Instructed by Mr. Peter Sin, appeared for the As President of the Monetary defondants, while Mr. J. C. Fitz and Economic Conference, Mr. Henry, the Deputy Superintendent Ramsay MacDonald has conven- of the Fire Brigade, was the com-

plainant. ed a meeting of the Bureau of the Conference for to-morrow The complainant was unable to at which a report will be made attend Court, and an adjournment of the developments to date and was asked for. consideration will be given to co- ordinating and expediting the an adjournment sine die, said that Banjo Solo--Some Of These Days. great mass of work in committee, if the Rummons were valid, the Much work was to-day done by jowner must carry out certain the various committees, mostly in alterations, and the architects, the P.W.D. and the Fire Brigade hnd private.

to be consulted, because it was a The examination of questions matter which concerned the relating to the circulation of safety of the public. There was a monetary gold and the minimum possibility of the

being legal cover for central banka was settled outside Court. to-day completed by the appropri- ate sub-committee of the financial! commission. This body has sub- mitted the following recommenda,

GOLD PROPOSAL.

GENTIEN'S PERFORMANCE.

Gentlen, another

young French player scored one of the finest victories of the day, | tions:—. when he eliminated Baron de Kehrling, the Hungarian cham- plon and Davis Cup player. "That under modern conditions, The players fought a match of monetary gold is required not

circulation for internal 53 games and Gentien was in arrears until the fourth and final a reserve against central bank sets, when he staged a elever liabilities and primarily to meet

recovery.

Mrs. Helen. Wills Moody was among the first to take part in the women's programme, and she won very convincingly against Mrs: MacReady refusing to jose a single In two seis.

RESULTS,

Yesterday's results were:

·FIRST ROUND.

matter

A

Eddio Peabody. CB713. Song I Love You and I Like You.

Vern Bryer Richard Dolman and Chorus. DB71. Violin and Orchestra.

Give Me Back My Heart. Albert Sandler & His Orch. DB16, Humorous-Splitting Up.

Flanagan and Allen. DB806, Piano Solo-Three Dances in

Syncopation.

Billy Mayer!. DB46. Song I Like To Do Things For You, Betty Bolton. DB120. Band-When You've Fallen In Love. Debroy Somers Band. CB579. Violin SoloPocm,

Wolf. DB1068.

Miriam Minetti & Chorus. DB72. Orchestral-Good-Night Little Girl

Good-Night.

Savoy Orpheans. CB433. Song-To-day I Feel So Happy, Octet Minuet Steillenne.

Renate Muller (Soprano). DB687.

AN UNDERTAKING, They were prepared to sign an undertaking that the theatre would not be used for a theatrical per- formance. If a fire broke out, it would break out, if at all, in the operating room, so that the pro- vision of a safety curtain and lantern light were unnecessary if Song-Spanish Eyes. but as

they were to give this undertaking. Messrs. Palmer and Turner, the architects, were of the opinion that owing to the structural features of the theatre It would be impossible installing a safety curtain without breaking down the theatre, some arrangements could be made to meet this difficulty satisfactori- ly.

external demands for payments caused by some disequilibrium on foreign account. It is conscquent ly undesirable to put gold coins or gold certificates into internal cir- culation. That in order to im prove the working of the future gold standard, a greater elasticity! should be given to the central bank's legal cover provisions."

TRADE CONTROL.

A comprehensive report drafted Aoki (Japan) beat Cummins by the economic sub-commission

(Britain) 6-4, 7-5, 9-7.

MEN'S SINGLES.

SECOND ROUND.

C. Sutter (U.S.A.) beat C. Rous- sus (France) 1-0, 10-8, 6-4, 6-2,

A. Gentien (France) beat Von Kehrling (Hungary) 5-7, 6-2, 6-8, 6-1, 7-5.

R. Menzel (Czecho-Slovakia) bent Dr. J. C. Gregory (Bri- tain) 9-7, 6-3, 6-4.

K. Gledhill (U.S.A.) beat A. Quist (Australia) 6-3, 9-7, 6-2, J. Crawford (Australia) heat Martin Le Geay 6-2, 6-8, 6·0,

advocates the coordination of pra duction and the marketing of im portant commodities of which sur- pluses exist.

The scheme, anys the report, must command the assent. of a substantial majority of producers and aim at securing the willing cooperation of importing coun- trles-Reuter and British Wireless.

PROFESSOR MOLEY

ARRIVES

but

It was stated in Court that six been months notice had alrendy given the owner, and therefore a limited adjournment would suffice.

Mr. Lo admitted this was no, but owing to the serious structural difficulties, he asked that the ad- journment be postponed sine die, and he felt sure the Government would

be prepared to meet the request of the owner.

This case was adjourned sine die.

ALLEGED THEFT OF CHEQUE

CHINESE ACCOUNTANT

FACES. CHARGE London, June 28. -I'rofessor Raymond Moley; the

"Charges" In connexion with the American economic expert, Presid-alleged, theft of a cheque on the V. McGrath (Australia) beat ent Roosevelt's closest adviser, ar- American Express Company for American ten Siba (Czecho-Slovakia) 7-5, rived in London at one o'clock this $366.73, and two

morning-Reuter.

dollar notes from Mrs. Florence 6-3, 3-6, 7-9, 7-5.

Lim, 351, Lalchikok Road, were Stoelen bent Nonol (Japan)

preferred against Kwan Chuk- hik, 24, accountant, and Ko Hi,

coolie 27, shop

this morning. The case was heard before Mr. Wynne-Jones In the Central Police' Court.

0-1.

9-7, 2-6, 9-7, 1-6, 6-2.

N. V. Farquharson (S. Africa) beat Fred Perry (Britain) 7-5, G-1, 3-6, 4-6, 6-4.

Aoki (Japan) beat Morris (Bri-

tain) 6-1, 6-3, 6-2.

II. W. Austin (Britain) beat J.

Brugnon (France) 6-2, 3-0,1 7-5, 6-0.

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RIVER LEVELS IN KWANGTUNG

IMPROVED POSITION

YESTERDAY

E. Vines (U.S.A.) beat England |

River levels in Kwangtung were (Britain) 6-1, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1. H.G.N. Lee (Britain) beat Happreciably lower yesterday. The

Fisher (New Zealand) 6-8, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3.

WOMEN'S SINGLES.

FIRST ROUND.

Mrs. Wills Moody (U.S.A.) beat

Mrs. MacReady 6-0, 6-0.

West River at Shahing was down three feet to 21.7 feet, the North River at Taingyuen was down two feet to 10.9 feet and at Samshui

The from 17 feet to 14.6 feet, East River at Sheklung was at the 6.6 feet level as against 8.7 feet the previous day.

DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF

to the finals of the London Cham-ACK DEEDS DO LEAN ON SLENDER

pionship, beating Clifford. Sutter after a toss of the coin.

LET GUILTY MEN REMEMBER THEIR

REEDS.-John Webster.

Nuno took the match to Ave

A fine of $50 or one month's hard sots, but was always in arrears, labour was imposed by Mr. Schofield, Terrific atruggles took place in at the Central Magistracy this morn the first and third sets which ing, on Chan Fuk for the unlawful Stoeffen each won at D-7, but possession of three sheets of zine. Nunol captured the third and

ford.

The .. Mantua loft Shanghai for this port on the 27th instant at 6pm and is dus here on the 30th instant at about 7 a.m11.

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For falling to report a change of her address a woman named Wong Ming-young, of No. 664 Nathan Road, who had two registered mui taois, was fined $15 by Mr. Butters at the Kowloon Magistracy.

this

fourth sets by 6-2 and 6-1. He The Hongkong Benevolent Society offered but slight resistanco in acknowledges with grateful thanks

Feng Yuet-kiu, a woman residing a donation of 320 in memory of the the final 'stanza, losing at 6-2.

late Mr. Chau Yue-teng, subscribed at No. 187, Cheungshawan Road, was MCGRATH EXTENDED. by Meants. T. H. R. Shaw, J. H. fined $100 by Mr. Butters Vivian McGrath had a five sot Little, J. Thayer and J. D. II, Claw-morning when she was summoned for keeping an unregistered: mui taui. She stated that she bought the girl match with Siba, the Czecho- Slovakian which entailed 58

Sentence of four months' gaol was some years ago in the Strait Settle- games. McGrath appeared to have given to a young Chinese by Mr.ments and when he brought her to the match well in hand when he Wynne-Jones this morning for the the Colony she did not know she had took a lead of two sets to love, theft of a bllver dollar from a brass to have the girl registered at the

Tnep. S. C. A. but Siba found dazzling form in worker in Graham Street. the subsequent sets, and the Aus-Brennan stated that when questioned

Amending the charge from unlaw tralian only aucceeded in clinch-after arrest, the defondant produced fal possession to larceny by finding Ing the issue after, the Afth not the dollar from his mouth.

Mr. Wynno-Jones this morning sent had gone to twelve games,

One cans of small-pox, six cases unemployed Chinese to prison for of typhoid with one death fons im three weeks, for the possession of a

GLEDHILL WINS.

With the defendants were two others, Yu Kai-kwong, 30, an assistant at the Grand Theatre, charged with uttering a forged document, and Tang Fo, 23, house boy, employed at "Woodbury," Pokfulam Road, charged with ob- thining $366.73 by means of the forged document.

All denied the charges.

Detective-Sergeant H. Moran intimated there was a small boy on whose evidence the prosecution relied a great deal. As there was had fear of his absconding ho been kept in Police custody for the past two days. He requested that his evidence be taken soon as possible,

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The hearing was fixed for this afternoon.

FIVE FACTÒRIES CAUGHT

WOMEN AT WORK AFTER HOURS'

The managers of five factories

tho Kowloon in Kowloon were summoned before Mr. Butters at Magistracy this morning for al lowing women to work in their factories after the regulation hours. All pleaded guilty and wore oach Aned $50.

Dofendants were Chung-Nam

One of the Australian con- ported), five cases of meningitis with gold wrist watch, valued at $15. De Knitting Factory of Fuk Wing tingent took the k.o. when Adrian one donth, one case of puerperal fever fendant was arrested attempting Quist met Keith Gledhill, the with one death, and fifty-three deaths pawn the article. The rawn broker Street; Sam Mel Factory of Kwot Intervened. Defendant tory: Liberty Manufacturers of American, the latter winning in from tuberculosis were reported to had made out the ticket when the Lin Stroot; Fook Wa Torch Fac

the local health authorities last week, detective straight sets and meeting with on Monday one case of diphtheria stated he picked the Watch up near Prined Edward Road; and Leo

the Western Market.

Fungr Mat Factory of Oak Street. but alight opposition."

was also reported.

J. II. Squire Celeste Octet.' DB75. Banjo Solo-St. Louis Blues.

Eddle Peabody. DE713. Song- Like A Sailor.

Vera Bryer, Richard Dolman and Chorus DB71. Violin and Orchestra-My Dream

Memory, Albert Sandler & His Orch. DB15. Song-Marchetn.

Trover Watkins. DB766. Dand-My Heart's To Let. Song-A Man of My Own.

Debroy Somers Band. CB570.

Betty Bolton, DB126.

Violin Solo-Le Cygne.

Wolf. DB1058. Song-Here Comes the Bride "Hot"

Richard Dolman and Chorus. DB72,

8.30-8.50 p.m. Opera ́le. Orchestral-Faust Ballet Music

(Gounod).

The B. B. C. Wireless Military Band. DX448. Song-Carmen (Bizet) "Gipsy Song. Muriel Brunskill (Contralto), -

DB30. Orchestral-Norman Overture

(Bellini).

Milan Symphony Orch.--DB74. Song-Carmen (Bizot) Card Song.

Muriel Brunskill (Contralto), DB30. 8.50-9.30 p.m.

Sonata for 'Cello and Plano

(John Ireland),

Antoni Bala (Cello) with the composer at the Piano. L2314/7. 9.30-10.30 p.m.

From the Studio-Selections by the Checro Band.

Programme,

1. Business in F.

2. Have You Ever Been Lonely.

3. Simeon.

4. Young and Healthy.

G. Tell Me To-night.

6. Bugle Call Rag.

7. Now That I Have You.

8.

Rhythm.

9. Moon Song.

10. Trees.

11. The Girl In The Little Green

Hat.

12. Dance of the Blue Marionettes. 13. You're Telling Me.

10.30 p.m. Rugby Mid-Day · Press News

10.33 p.m. Close Down.

(All records in the above Europeimm Programmes are kindly supplied by Messrs. Anderson Muslè Co.).

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