WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE
FATE HANGING IN BALANCE
EUROPEAN GOLD BLOC NOT PLEASED
WALK-OUT DANGER
London, July, 3.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JULY
DEATH OF YORKSHIRE
PAINTER
MR. J. WALTER WEST
(Our Own Correspondent).
London, July 1. Mr. J. Walter West, the well known Yorkshire painter, fins died. Educated at Bootham School, York, and later passing through the Royal Academy School, London, Mr. West won the first sliver medal of the Royal Academy for drawing the head from life. The picture was purchased by the Chantrey Trustees for the Tate Gallery in 1913.
HAPPY PITCHERS
ST. LOUIS TWICE BLANKED OUT.
CINCINNATI AND BOSTON ALSO
New York, July 2. There were sonte sensational pit- ching feats in the National Näse- ball League to-day,
St. Louis were twice blanked out in a double header against New York Giants, Hubbell doing the trick in the first game and Par- melee emulating his example In
the second.
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Later becoming a member of the Society of Mural Decorators and Although no serious developments are to be Painters in Tempera, the deceased
had works accepted for the permi- in the first game of a double head- Boston blanked out Cincinnati expected until Mr. Cordell Hull has made the promised nent collections of Birmingham, explanation of America's currency attitude, President Liverpool, llull, Preston, Reading, er and then suffered the same fate
Birkenhead and Wanganui, New in the second. Roosevelt's rejection of the gold resolution has had a Zealand. He was a painter in oll, The Yankees scored a useful depressing effect on the World Economic Conference. water. colour and tempera, as well win and Philadelphia nosed out The Continental delegates are wondering whether posters, lithographer and flu-header, but were decisively beaten as designer of book-plates and St. Louls in the first of a double
In the second match. Mr. Roosevelt is playing for time, to permit minator.
Scores as cabled by Reuter were: the dollar to fall further, or whether he is serious in Mr. West was also responsible for
NATIONAL LEAGUE. his suggestion that all countries should abandon the Underground Railway posters. gold standard.
In some quarters it is felt that he has both objects in view. It is notable that his main objections to the formula presented concern the statement that it is desirable for countries at present on the gold standard to maintain their position and the further statement that non-gold countries should return to gold as soon as possible.
The immediate danger is the refusal of the Con- tinental gold bloc to participate in further discussions at the Conference.
If a start was made, this pro-| spect would have to be seriously contemplated. It is felt, however, that no member of the gold bloc will be willing to shoulder the responalbility for giving the lead to a walk-out of the Conference, although it is recognised that the feeling in Continental gold cir cles is by no means happy.
DISPUTE OVER CONTRACT
SALE BY SAMPLE OR DESCRIPTION?
18 to
The French have definitely denied any intention of moving the A merchants' dispute adjournment of the Conference whether a contract was a contract and possibly all other advocates of of sale by sample or by description the gold standard will hold back was the basis of a claim for goods from such a definite step even invalued at $8,100 before Chief the event of Mr. Cordell Hull's Justice Wood at the Supreme statement to-day bringing no con-Court this morning. crete new suggestions.
The Kwong Yuen firm, of 217, AMERICANS NOT HOPEFUL Queen's Road Central, sued Keller, Kern, & Co., Ltd., of 16 and 17. Connaught Rond Central, in re-
As a number of
Americans
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SATISFYING THE LAW
AMENDS
MAGISTRATE
WRONG CHARGE
"Why is this charge under the Public Health and Buiklings
Ordinance?" queried Mr. Schofield
in the Central Police Court this Chinese woman morning when a was charged with dumping a bucket of nah in Pokfuham Road,
Inspector Hourihan-It should not have been so.
The Magistrate-It should have been under the "uld not Offences. It is not an infringement on Crown land. I will amend the charge.
Defendant was fined $1.
MENDICANT ON
CRUTCHES
SENT TO PRISON FOR A WEEK
Locked up since Saturday night themselves appear to have little spect of the non-delivery of 54 for begging outside the King's hope of much from Mr. Hull at pieces of blue serge cloth valued Theatre, a mendicant was allowed the moment, it seems that the
at $2.50 per yard. most likely course will be that a
way will be sought by the gold selves from the conference with- countrics for dissociating them- out causing a definite and obvious
-break.
This may possibly be achieved. by withdrawing the chief finan cinl delegates.
In any case, unless the situa tion is cleared up by this evening or Tuesday, some of the gold countries are to be expected to make a definite move.
FATE IN BALANCE,
Later.
Mr. P. H. Sin, represented plain Mr. H. C. Lim, instructed by tiffs, and Mr. Leo D'Almada, in instructed by Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, appeared for the de-
fendants.
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Chicago v Boston and Washington the grounds of St. John's on account of rain. Jones this morning.
Another mendicant who begged Detroit games were postponed Cathedral, and who had a previous conviction was fined $5 or seven days. It was stated that Inspector-110 M.P.H. TRAIN
Vincent went there on information
It was stated that in August that some of the beggars were re- last year plaintiffs contracted to
turned banishees. While investigat- buy the material but they rejected the goods when they found that ing he arrested the defendant. they were not of the same quality as the sample.
Defendants admitted that the
the quality was not
Rame and stated that the fault was the fault of the agent.
assistance of a crutch, said he had Defendant, who stood with the
his leg amputaled ten years ago.
The
U.S. RAILWAYS' BID TO CUT RUNNING COSTS
New York.
In an effort to solve one of the chief causes of the American rail- remaining twenty-three ways' high running costs, the No evidence was called and the planes of the Italian air Armada Union Pacific Railroad has placed order for an experimental There seems no doubt that the morning hvns occupied in legal left amsterdam at 7.14 a.m. and un fate of the World Economic Con-argument.
arrived at Londonderry, Ireland, stream-lined motor-driven train, at 12.20 p.m. without any further capable of a maximum speed of untoward incidents.-Reuter, 110 miles an hour and a sustained
speed of 90 miles an hour on level track.
ference hangs upon Mr. Cordell His Lordship reserved judg Hull's statement to-day, while ment. forecasts from New York anti- cipate that the statement will leave matters very much as they were before the Conference.
There is some hope in London that he will give some Indication of a plan by the United States for temporarily stendying the dollar
DAY BY DAY NEWS IN BRIEF TRUST NOT IN IIIM THAT SEEMS A The marriage is announced to take place shortly of Lleut G. D. H. BAINT-Fuller.
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Violin Solo Rondino (Kreisler)
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Fritz Kreisler. 1380
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Closing Local Stock
21070
Song When It's Roundup Time in
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Song-Lonesome for Caroline ClM M12000 Carlisle: Orchestral-I Called to Say Good-
night. Orchestral-31ake Love the King-- Russ Columbo and His Orchestra.
*24195 Song-Always in All Ways. Song-Beyond the Blue Horizon--- Jeannette MacDonald (Soprano).
22614 Orchestral A Bunch of Rosca. Orchestral-Wedding of the Winds- Green Bros. Marimba Orchestra. Song-Lonesome Road Blues. Song Graveyard Diggers' Blues- M12598 Salty Dog Sam. Orchestral Chanson Bohemienne -
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A reward of $2,000 is offered for in the foreign exchange markets the arrest of a shroff for the alleged
that heavy undercarriages will be through the Federal Resorve embezzlement of $50,000 from the
The Hongkong Telegraph Amateur unnecessary. Banks and foreign central banks. P. & O. Banking Corporation,
Photographic Competition is attract-
The mow three-car train will than 80 tons, DOWNING STREET ACTIVE. Admitting having snatched threeing wide interest, entries arriving by
note that a number of whereas the modern American Yesterday was exceedingly, busy ten cents pleces from a hawkor's stall almost every mall now. It is inter-weigh not more
in West Point a Chinese was sent to eating to In Downing Street. Mr. Hull, prison for six weeks by Mr. Schofield pictures have been received from the passenger train, with locomotive,
Outports. after a long conferenco with Pro-this morning. The money was re-
a covered. fessor Raymond Moley, had forty-minutes' conversation with
the
Lady Maze was a passenger by For placing 100 pounds of sugar Nankin on Saturday on a visit to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald in the afternoon and subsequently, Mr. on board the Chaksang without the Australia and also Neville Chamberlain and a number permission of the master
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woighs in excess of 1,000 tona.
NANKING PREMIER VISITS CHIANG.
In design the new train utilises
MR. WANG CHING-WEI'S developments in the automotive
QUIET DEPARTURE and aeronautical folds. It will Sir have splinterless glnes windows, a
Nanking, July 2 Frederick Mazo accompanied her full-air-conditioning ayetem, and a
Some attention has been aroused the from Shanghai as far as Hongkong low centre of gravity, thus lesson in Government clrcles by the of Treasury oficials at 6 p.m. met agents of the vessel, Ng Dan was and will return to Shanghai In a few ing the danger of accidents at secret departure from Nanking
by Mr. days' time. the representatives of the gold fined $100 or six weeks
Butters at the Kowloon Magistracy
high speeds. Its motive unit In yesterday afternoon of the Premier, countries and engaged in a con this morning.
When the M.M. liner Chenonceaux the Orst car will be a 600 horac Mr. Wang Ching-wel, and his foronco which lasted for fifty minutes.-Reuter.
Sentence of a year's hard labour arrives in Hongkong to-morrow, she power internal combustion engine; secretary, Mr. Tseng Chung-ming,
will not continue to Shanghai, but burning non-explosive distillate for Shanghal. was passed on a man named Choung will return to Marseilles vin Saigon fuel, and connected with an olac Luk who was charged before Mr. to replace the temporarily disabled tnic generator and motors on the Dutters at the Kowloon Magistracy Aramis. The Aramis will be ready forward carriage. this morning with returning from to sail from Hongkong for Marseilles banishment. It was stated that de- fendant was sent away from tho Colony in 1931..
BAG SNATCHER SUDDEN ATTACK ON A LADY
on Tuesday, July 18.
Charged with the theft of a brass bush, from the Talkoo Dockyard, a Banished in March this year, a "You don't get very big hauls Chinese, who claimed to be an em
Was nowadays romarked Mr. Wynne-ployee, was fined $50 or one month by man namod Ng Cheung brought before Mr. Buttors at the Jones when dealing with a gambling Mr. Schofield In the Central Polico fined $50 or one month's gaol, white Logan stated that according to Mr. case this morning. The "banker" was Court this morning. Insp, Stewart four gamblers were fined $2 each for playing pai kau. $180 was callected. Boulton, head watchman, defendant and put. In the Poor-Boxi
wis not employed at the docks.
Kowloon Magistracy this morning on two charges of snatching handbag from a Chinese lady at the Junction of Nathan Road and Jordan Road on Saturday morning and with returning from banish- ment.
ARMED WITH A CHISEL
Offcial circles make no report on Mr. Wang's fourney, but it is known that in Shanghai ho and Mr. H.H.Kung and Teeng Chung- Government ming will board a
for aeroplane, a Ford machine, Kiuklang to Interview Marshal Chiang Kai-shek.
Mr. Wang Ching-wei's" caro in avoiding publicity has caused some'
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ARRIVAL
A Chinese, who recently arrived
An elderly Chinese, -ex-intors in the Colony, when arrested in Arrested by Sergeant O. Pile, in a proter of the 8.C.A. who is on pen Queen's Street in the early hours stairway in Belchers Street, in sion, was thanked by Mr. Wynnow sheltering her face from the rain Chinese this morning admitted taking this morning, for his assistance in to have a chisel in his girdle, and It was stated that the lady was possession of a pane of glass, Jones in the Central:Police Court of yesterday-morning was found with her handbag when defendant the glass but denied breaking and a cass in which an unemployed msn another in his hand with the point walked up from behind and anatch entering the flat. Inspector Hourihan was charged, with the larceny of a Up sleeve of his jacket. He also ed it away. She raised the norm stated there was no proof of how it
of, a resident at had a small torch with two new property WALL
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