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IMO META† FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1933.

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AN AMUSING HOAX ON AMERICAN SIAMESE PRINCE LEADS

GORDON RICHARDS

CARRIES ON

FASCIST GROUP

Five More Winners at PHILADELPHIA

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Newmarket

The champion. jockey,

Cordon Richards, rade five

consecutive winners at the

Newmarket race meeting

BUBBLE BURSTS

to-day and his total for the WONDERFUL SCHEME FOR MAKING

soason is, now only twenty behind Fred. Archer's recorri

of two hundred and forty-

six-British Wireless,

SOVIET

TWITS

JAPAN

HISHIKARI DOCUMENT REVELATIONS

MOSCOW'S MOOD

Moscow, Oct. 12. Bitterness is increasing in Russia over Japan's attitude regarding the Soviet dis. closures contained in the publication of the Hishikari documents.

Izvestia anys that the shurp! Japanese reaction to the .revela- tions goce to show the complete embarrassment felt in interested! circles.

Pravda asserts that the clumsy attempts of the Japanese in- orialists to avoid the reapon- sibility by aubterfuges and inud threats, are ridiculous.

C.E.R. CHAOS.

PRESIDENT DICTATOR

SWATOW

TENSION

JAPANESE RAID" ALLEGED

GUNBOAT APPEARS ON SCENE

Canton, Oct. 12,

The attention of the Canton government line been called by the Swatow military authorities to ten- sion which has arisen there follow-

KHAKI SHIRTS FOR SALE ing "serious incident" in connexion

Philadelphia, Oct. 12.

Philadelphia does not know whether to smile or feel indignant at the trick played upon a number of politically-minded citizens by an astute shirt salesman.

Great schemes were outlined by the gentle man, a man named "Art" Smith, who formed a so-called Fascist or ganisation.

The installation of President Roosevelt as America's Dictator, was the first plank in his platform.

The revelations were made following the arrest of twenty-seven members of the "Khaki Shirts," the pseudo-Fascist organisation, who were awaiting orders from their self-styled Commander-in-Chief to march on Washington with a Fascist army of a million and a half men and install the President as Dictator.

The city was startled by the arrests, but the Chief of Police later announced that the great scheme was merely a shirt-selling racket by Smith, who advised the members to buy their Khaki Shirts from him instead of in the open market. Needless to say, Smith has dis- appeared.-Reuter,

CURRENCY BATTLE GOES ON

Washington, Oct. 12. Opposition to any unrestrained M. Rudy, the Soviet manager of the Chinoso Eastern Railway, has inflation of the currency was notified the Railway Board of formally voiced at the American certain actions by the Manchurian Federation of Labour Convention

Mr. assistant manager,

Chian to-day. Minchle, which

asserts are! he

Six hundred delegates -un- illegal.

animously approved the report of

revocation of the order appointing)

Ho refers specially to the the committee, warning, against a Soviet citizen, M. Letvitsky, as any currency action that would chief of the depot at Manchuli on add additional unbearable burdens the Siberia-Manchurian frontier. on the workera,

It is alleged that a nomince of the Manchurian party was placed In M. Letvitsky's stead after his arrest.

M. RUDY'S DEMANDS.

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STRIKE SCOURGE.

While President Roosevelt's in- tervention is being sought to and the strike scourge, the task of re-

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of the nal report of the State; Department on the possibilities, economic as well as political of Russian recognition..

with a Japanese "rald" on the anti- Japanese Boycott Society. Hoad- quarters at Swatow.

The Chinese allege that Japanese and Formosans ralded the Society to rescue a big consignment of Japanese goods consisting of sharks fins.

It is believed that Kuomintang agitation 'backing up the pickets led the Japanese to summon â gunboat which has now arrived.

The Mayor protested to the Japanese Consul yesterday in con- nexion with- the raid but he was

assured by the Japaness consular

cresentative, that only two

Japanese took part in the visit and that no force was used.

PROSPEROUS

Photo taken after the wedding at the Cathedral yesterday of Mr. Francis Hoary Donald and Misa Frances Ellen Thomas..

NAZI OUTRAGES

PROTESTS BY LEADING POWERS

INDUSTRY SERIOUS CAUSE

FOR COMPLAINT

الكيف

THE BRITISH MOTOR CAR

FINE DISPLAY...AT OLYMPIA

Berlin, Oct. 12.

REVOLT

FORCE MARCHES ON BANGKOK

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED

FIGHTING NEAR CAPTITAL

Bangkok, Oct. 12. Martial Law has been, pro- claimed and fighting is pro- ceeding between loyal troops

and two up-country bat- talions, who seized the aerodrome at Donmaung, 13 kilometres from Bangkok.

At the moment the inhabitants of Bangkok are quiet, though it

is impossible to foreshadow how events may dovelop.

PRINCE AS LEADER.

It is understood that Princo. Bovaradej, a member of the Royal |

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

New Bill Planned In Britain

London, Oct. 12. Parliament will reassemble, on November 7, after the Summer

rocess.

A new unemployment insuranes bill will be one of the first Gov- ernment measures to be intro- duced and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Minister of La- bour and the Minister of Health

Association of Municipal Cor

met representatives of the

porations and the County Council Associations to discuss the do- tails of the measure, The Govern- ment hopes that the prorogation of Parliament will be possible about November 17th and the now session will begin a few days later British Wireless.

FRIEND OF CHINA

SIR FREDERICK WHYTE'S APPOINTMENT

Family, is the leader of the force AGAIN ADVISER

which is marching on the capital.

TO NANKING

Washington, Oct. 12.

It is announced by

the

Sir

He is believed to have a strong armed force under his command.

OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.

As a result of the revolt, com The United States, Great munications have been paralysed Chinese Legation that

and a censorship has been en Britain, Spain and the Nether-tablished.

Frederick Whyte has accept- lands have made representations An official Government. to the German Government in to suppress the revolt and to re-viser to the Chinese National munique announces their intentioned an appointment as Ad- London, Oct. 12.

regard to assaults on their na-store order, enjoining the populace Prince George to-day opened

to continue their peaceful pur-Government. the 27th International Motor tionals, America citing forty suits. Show at Olympia, and in com-cases.

The communique assures the

The President's warning made it pany with King Alfonso, made a Dissatisfaction is expressed Foreign Legations that there will plain that the recovery programme tour of inspection of the 400 cara in the communications because, or to their property. Reliter,

be no danger to foreign residente

is not to be eased and that some on exhibition.

labour will be

con-beyond official apologies, the Cars from five European employers of

Canada. German Government is alleged "lassoed and coralled" If necessary, ¡inental countries, and

Capital and Labour art both and United States are exhibitod; to have taken no action against TIN their troubles must be placed in the fifty different makes shown 20 the persons responsible for the the background until the fight are British, 13 continental and frequent attacks on foreigners. agninat depression is twon.

eight American.

This is no time to seek special privileges and advantages."

LABOUR HOTHEADS.

The Show represents probably the widest range of cars ever brought together, and affords A.

He also referred to the labour developments which mark

organising the N.R.A. is proceed. "hotheads who think results can be

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Reuter.

comprehensive survey of the latest INTERPORT definite advance in engineering, COLLAPSE

practice and conchwork design. The prices are from 100 guineas to over £3000.

manu.

GOLFERS FAIL BADLY

LOSE ALL SIX SINGLES

M. Rudy declares that the

ing apace, and conversations have gained by noise and violence," and assistant manager is deliberately been held between Messrs. Johnson, said they should join the majority disorganising the working of the Wallace and Peck with a view of working people who were help railway and he has requested the to co-ordinating the methods of ing to rull the country out of its Board to take measures to pro- the N.R.A., and the farm ad-trouble.

PROSPEROUS & PROGRESSIVE. tect the railway from polleo inter-

ministration.

The President took occasion to The British motor industry has forence and to ensure its proper

become

one of most running-Reuter,

Later, it is indicated, commerco warn Industrialists "who think now and the departments of labour, in terms of dollars and cents in-prosperous and progressive of the major Industries, and Prince justice and agriculture will share stead of human lives."

Most of our employers realise George congratulated the in the administration of the re-

the dangers of the situation that facturers on the wonderful re- covery programme,

confronts the country but a few covery achieved not only in the (Continued on Pago 7.) home market, butʼin an expanding

Hongkong's interport golfers degree in markets overseas.

To meet the growing home now in Manila had an astonish- demand, production in the lasting experience yesterday at twelve month has increased by Caloocan when they wero de 20 per cent, and the industry's feated in all afx singles matches export trade increased by 68 per against the Manila team, cent. British Wireless.

The surprise is occasioned by the fact that the local side was re-

SILVER BULLET WAR ON REDS

Big Rewards Offered in Kiangsi

Nanchang, Oct, 18.

A fleet of Government, planca flew over the Communist arong

MR. GREEN RE-ELECTED.

With the rejection by the Union FAMOUS SURGEON

of the Mine Workers' Association of the proposal to enlarge the Executive Council of the Federa- tion of Labour, Mr. Green has survived the test of his leadership of the Federation of which he has been re-elected President,

Meanwile the four basic in-

this morning and showered leafletsdustries of motion pictures, re- offering rewards of $100,000 aplece for the capture of Chu tallers, wholeanters and building

DEAD

SIR ARTHUR MAYO ROBSON

London, Oct. 12 The death occurred to-day of

NEWMARKET TOWN

PLATE

London, Oct. 12.

ardod as the strongest ever sont to Manila and collapse was scarce- ly considered,

The players scom to have been

condi- defeated by unfavourable

are still without codes and Gener the famous surgeon, Sir Arthur Teh and Mao Tse-tung.

Eighty thousand dollars apiece al Johnson has extended the date Mayo Robson, who is described by is offered for the capture of Fang whereby all industries must be experts as one of the world's Tec-ming, Shag Shih-ping, Kung brought under the code from No- greatest pioneers in abdominal toric four miles' race for the New throughout the match and the Ho-tsung, Lin Pino and Tsai, Hui-vember, 1 to December 1., won, whilo $30,000 will be paid

GOLD HOARDERS.

"for all Red army commandors cap-

tured-Reuter.

Another drive against owners of gold who have failed to register

their is announced ·

surgery,

...

RESTRICTION ON JAN. 1

PRODUCTION QUOTA BE INCREASED

He held a similar appointment from 1029 to 1982.

Sir Frederick has been popular in-Chinese-clrcles-ever-afnce-the international conference, hold 'In. Honolulu In 1925 to consider ques tions relating to the Pacfile.

MONTHS IN CHINA.

Thore he found favour with the delegates of the Chinese Nation- nilst Government, as ho took more favourable view of their cause than was generally held in Europe and America. In 1927 he came to China and spent some London, Oct. 12.

months here, acting, if rumour This new international tin ro- could be trusted, as an observer striction agreement will come into for Sir Austen Chamberlain, then force on the first of January next Britain's Foreign Minister. ? learns the Financial Times `from

yeara.

The Chinese Nationalists were authoritative quarters in London, strongly impressed by Sir Frede Assuming that the formal agree-rick Whyte's work in India and his nient still to be obtained from the sympathy with Nationalism. One governmenta of the Federated section proposed him for the post Malay States, Netherlands, Indies, of Inspector-General of Customs. Bolivia and Nigerin, is givon, the This proposal was not adopted, agreement will operate for three but in March 1929, when he was again in China, it was announced The committee is expected in that he had been appointed. London for a meeting to authorlac honorary adviser to the Chinose as from January 1, an Increase in Governmont. He is an hon, LL.D. the busle quota of production from of Edinburgh, McGill and Michi- the current 23 1/3rd per cent. gan Universities and was one of capacity to 40 per cent.

the founders of "The New Europa" Should the consumption con- and joint, editor. He has written tinue to be satisfactory, a further "Asia in the Twentieth Century": increase to at least 50 por cent, and China and Foreign. Races." Reems likely to be permitted from Reutor. April 1-Reuter

VARIATION OF QUOTAS

TIN: COMMITTEE TO MEET

CHEERFUL STOCK MARKETS Five of six startere in the his.tions. It was pouring with rain market Town Plate were ridden by course was practically waterlogged,

RESPOND, TO TRADE RESULT CERTAIN." Sir Arthur married last. Juno, women.

FIGURES his first wife having died in 1980. The winner was "Journey's End"

riddon by Miss Gladya Waldron- It seems impossible that Manila Reuter.

should fail to win | British Wireless.

the contest..

London, Opt. 12. They require only to half one of

Following the excellent over- the matches In the four-ball games the present tin restrictions agree seas trade figures for September. points. Both 0. E. C. Marton and lowing decisions of an unofficial cheerful appearance, and advances T. A. Pearce had unhappy meeting of the Tin Committee.. In prices'registered when business periences. The results word:

The Hague, Oct. 12. Steps are being taken to amend

DR. PIERRE ROUX, Cummings, who neserts that JAPANESE ENGAGE BANDITS today to stablish a margin of mont in certain instances, fol- the Stock Markets procented

GRAVELY ILL

Discoverer of Toxin of Diphtheria

criminal proceedings will be in- stigated against all hoarders with

over $100, which limit is allowed MUCH BLOODSHED IN ENGAGEMENT

undor President Roosevelt's pro-

| clamation-Reutor.

PRESIDENT'S WARNINGS. -

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NEAR CHINCHOW

*N.8. Wotherspoon heat O.E.C. Marton, 5 and 4.

Aplin beat T.A. Pearce, 5 and 4. Tokyo, Oct. 18., hard-pressed and suffering many

Captain A.V. Edle bent AE Now phases of," -America's warj Three hundred bandits were casualties, including Lieutenant Paria, Oct. 12. on the depression cover a wide killed or wounded, when a small to, who was in command of the Llosasian, 2 and 1.

detachment, NS, The octogenarian Doctor Pierre field of activity and include a Japanese detachment clashed with Reinforcements, including plance and 1

·A.D. Gibbs bent A.K. Mackenzie, Paul Roux Is gravely ill with sharp Presidential warning to force of 1,000, bandits our from Chinchow, arrived two days Matkay beat Commur. MacBean pernicious influenza,

rocalcitrant Industrialists and Chinhat, according to an Asahi - later dat wala hapa Dr. Roux is famous for his dia-noisy labour leaders, tho forma- port from Chinchow,

With their ald the bandits ware.R.IL Maeon bent C.C. Starks covery of the diphtheria toxin-tion of a now agricultural credit Tho engagement started on broken up, and the Infantry Router,

organisation, and the compliation Ortóber 9th, the Japanese being enveloped the remnants-Router.j

ensity,

ensily.

Detalle have not yet been closed wore almost general undor divulged. They will be kept the lead of gold, fron and steel and, secret until after a meeting to be textiles

bold in London on October 26, at British Government stocks which the question of changing finished firm under the influence the quotas will also be discussed. of the rapid succoss of the South -Router.

African Loan, for which lists for cash subscriptions were closed Avo

at the Kowlaon Market, accidentally sumed there has been a substantial Li Chan-sam, a butcher's assistant minutes after opening. It is as-

wielding a chopper, and was conver finished at 101%-British Wire: cut himself in the hip yesterday while, over-subscription. War Loan

|ed to the Kowloon Hospital,