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FIRST EDITION

Hongkong Telegraph.

(WOUNDED 2934 No. 14244

二拜难號三月四英香 TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1934.

日十二月二

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WHITEAWAYS?

WORLD-WIDE PLANNED ECONOMY ON HORIZON

INSULL’S LAST HOPE CONE

EXTRADITION TREATY RATIFIED

NOW UNDER CLOSE ARREST

(Special to "Telegraph")

(Dy Telegraph. Obpyright, Idosreshlo Mus Ordinance SARS. Brestved Apri

ange

Instanbul, Apr. 2.

Any remaining vestige of hope that Mr. Samuel Insull might have entertained of escaping extradition from

Mr. Washburn Child's Mission in Britain

Mr. Richard Washburn Child.

Turkey to the United States AMERICAN TRADE disappeared to-day.

at

He was formally arrested 3.30 p.m. to-day and taken to a Detention House to await the arrival of American police officials, who will take him to Chiengo In custody.-United Press.

TREATY RATIFIED.

Instanbul, April 2, The National Assembly to-day voted for ratification of the Ex- radition Treaty with the United kites, thus clearing the way for ha extradition of Mr. Samuel Inull.Hieuor

REVIVAL

CONFIDENCE IN

HIGH PLACES

CONSISTENT RISE

New York, Apr. 2. The steadily improving trend of general business conditions in the United States is reflected in

NOTED PRIEST the pronouncements of the chair-

PASSES

REV. CUTHBERT BUTLER -OF-DOWNSİDE -

(Special to "Telegraph")

mar of the United States Steel Corporation and the President of the General Motors Corporation at the annual meetings of share- holders.

The United States Steel chair- man declared:

"Last year we thought we could see algri of~~rovival-ahead-To- day we know we can.

SCHEME EVOLVED IN LONDON

HIGH COMMISSIONERS MAY BE APPOINTED

NEW ERA POSSIBLE

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH")

(By Telegraph Copunght, Telegraphio Méstages Ordinance, 1894. Received, April 3, 714 a.m.)

LONDON, APRIL 2.

A NEW ERA of world-WIDE ECONO MIC COOPERATION MAY SOON BE USHERED

IN AS THE RESULT OF THE LABOURS IN

ENGLAND OF MR. RICHARD WASHBURN

CABINET

ARSENAL'S

BEST

BRILLIANT WIN AT DERBY

GRIMSBY SHOCK

BRENTFORD

CHELSEA'S RISE

London, April 2.. Easter Monday's crop of soccer upsets was much smaller than usual, but some

of the results had important

influence in the promotion and relegation problems.

:

KING'S WIN THE ARMY CUP

Tank Corps Boaton By Three Goals

London, Apr. 2.. The Army Cup Final play- ed at Aldershot to-day. resulted in a convincing victory for the Second Batta-, tion, King's Own Royal Regiment over the 2nd Batt. Tank Corps..

The King's won by three goals to nil.-Reuter,

IL.P. RELATIONS

WITH MOSCOW

DECIDE AGAINST

AFFILIATION

IMPOSSIBLE!

Arsenal again lead the First Division. They brought off one of Mr. Walter Elliot, Minister of their best performances of the Agriculture, who was married to Miss, season in defeating Derby County Katherine Tennant yesterday. by four goals to two at Derby.

Huddersfield were not engaged.

Portsmouth and Manchester! City, the Cup finalists, were both defeated by four clear goals. Portsmouth have had a shocking| Easter, with three defeats, two at home, eight goals against and none for. Chelsen's four goals against

An important debate took place Pompey gave them maximum to-day at the annual conference points for the holidays, lifting held at York of the Independent them out of bottom position Labour Party on the question of the table for the first time since

the active association I.L.P. with early season.

national.

CHILDS, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S “ROVING MINISTER

ECONOMIC EXPERT.'

Mr. Childs to-day disclosed in an interview with the United Press that he is nearing the conclusion of a fortnight's special mission in Britain, which has met with a warm response.

A scheme has been evolved, he declared, which will mean worldwide planned economy, on the basis of permanent bilateral organs.

Already certain interesting proposals have been advanced which will cement trade relations between the United States and the British Isles.

TALK OF REVIVAL

"The Corporation is now operat-

The scheme propounded by ing at forty per

cent. of Cull Mr. Childs visualises an exten- capacity as compared with 14.8 Bion of the suggestions for Br!- the Telegraph, Copyrizike, Telegraphie Ham pur cent. at this time last year, tain and the United States to

мерла

Ordinance. FATA Received April

London. April 2. The death occurred to-day of the distinguished preacher and writer, the Reverend Cuthbert Butler, former Headmaster of

At the General Motors meeting, the chairman said that though the

OF THE W.E.C.

WEDS

MR. W. ELLIOT AND MISS TENNANT

A TORY-LIBERAL ..MARRIAGE

(Spacial to Telegraph")

lly Telegraph. Ceptright, Telegraphic

Ordinance, TAPI. Received

April are

London, Apr. 2..

of the the Third Inter

The conference met under the

BRENTFORD SHOCKED. Brentford's promotion hopes re- ceived a setback when the Second presidency of Mr. James Maxton, Division leaders; Grimsby, took the well-known Loft Wing M. P. both points from Griffin Park. The relations of the Party with Only two more points are needed Moscow and the question of alie by Grimsby to guarantee the tion with the Communist Interna-: championship. Bolton and Preston tional occupied the attention of the have both passed Brentford in the delegaten for the greater part of

the day. race for runners-up position.

Norwich City went further

The Conference finally rejected a Mo-ahead in the Southern Section and motion in favour of immediate- practically untouchable.alliation with Moscow and adopted though Queen's Park Rangers by 102 votes to 64 the recommenda- London, Apr. 2.

atoned for their Reading defeat byjtion of the Party Executive that . a amart win over Bristol City. uflation with the Communist In- Prominent political-op-Crystal Palace won sensationally ternational must be regarded as im ponents were wed at North by fivel clear goals at Gillingham. possible in present circumstances.

while Brighton provided the big-Reuter. Berwick to-day when Mr. gest surprise by a victory at Luton. Walter Elliot, the Conserva- STOCKPORT Falter tive Minister of Agriculture, married Miss Tennant...'

14. 8.30 am

Until quite

In the Northern Section, Stock- Katherine port County again went down to defeat and will, almost certainly,: have to givo Chesterfield best in Carlisle Miss the championship race. recently,

surprised Gateshead and Barnsley

Downside School and Abbot of rate of business improvement may may entail the appointment of/it formed one of the most important Tennant was the holder of high jumped into the liat of century

Downside Abbey, Bath.

economic affairs, and leading Bri- tish economiats.

The idea is the pluming of the world's trade, guiding it into the The number of its employees is all countries in the world.

best channels for general efficiency. only twenty thousand under the

JAPANESE COMPETITION. As a result of his discussions in 220,000 persons in its employ in

London, it is contemplated that One of the aspects which had to the peak year, 1929."

Anglo-American trade relations be considered in this connexion and objectives of his European journey

in the Scottish Liberal goal scorers by a six-one victory bo accelerated or retarded by two High Commissioners, one a was the question of Japanese com- office

over Mansfeld. abnormal influences, industrial re-Briton and one an American, func-petition. He had been instructed organizations,. covery like Industrial depression tioning for three hundred and portance of Japanese trade competi- to make an investigation of the Im-

The bride is a half-sister of He entered the Benedictine is irresistible.

year, possibly tion in Europe and elsewhere and Margot, Counteas of Oxford and Aston Villa The chairman of the Recon- sixty-five days a Order at the age of eighteen, was

with British experts, ordained eight years later and struction Finance Corporation, spending half their time in the he had already discussed the topic Anquith.

Mr. Walter Elliot is regarded Derby County became headmaster of Downside Mr. Jesse Jones, also affirms that United States and half in Britain, business conditions throughout

is one of the most promising of Everton at thirty,

the younger Conservatives and his Middlesbro He was President of the English the country are considerably im- preparing, for instance, reciprocal

activities as Minister of Agricul- Stake tariff agreements, quota and other A Benedictine Congregation from proving.

ture, directed towards national West. Brom. trade agreements. (914 to 1921.

control, have attracted much at-Wolves tention and favourable comment

ments since 1918.-Router's Special He has been a member of Parlia

Service.

He was 76 years of age.

FURTHER SIGNS.

Further facts warranting revival

it was explained by Mr. Childe

Не wrote uxtensively on theological subjects, including a Life of Bishop Ullathorne, Story claims are that six millions have that other Commissioners could act been re-employed either privately in similar manner between the or directly by the government, that United States and other countries rallway incomo has increased by

of the Vatican Council, Lausiue History of Palladius and Benedie- tine Monachism.-Reuter'a Speciel Service.

VOLUNTEERS ATTACK

ARMY TRAIN

w

SOVIET MYSTERY

two hundred per cent, as compared EN CAUZE with Inst year, while car produc- tion for the first quarter of the year was the largest for four years.

The Federal deficit is bolow the estimate while bank conditions are reported good..

It was noted that the Easter! Parade along Fifth Avenue was composed of the best dressed and

Arms and Ammunition happiest crowds since 1929. All

Seized

(Special to "Telegraph”)

Changchun, Apr. 3.

A freight train loaded with military supplies and ammunition, running from Fushun to Kirin, was attacked on Sunday afternoon by over 100 Chinese gunmen, styled "volunteers," when it was passing Chingyuen Station.

A large part of the ammunition was carried away by them and ten Japanese armed guards were killed or wounded-Central Nowa

the leading hotels were filled and restaurants and cocktail bars crowded.-Neuter.

TAIMOSHAN IN BERMUDA

A DIRECT VOYAGE TO ENGLAND

Bermuda, Apr. 2. Lieutenant-Commander M. Sherwood and the four other Bri

SHIP

Compelled to Seok Shelter

It is learned that, the Soviet "mystery" ship. Kuznetz Lessou, which left the Pratas escorted by two sistor ships yesterday morn- ing, was compelled to put back later for shelter, owing: to heavy weather.

The Henry Koswick which pulled hor off tha reef returned to Hongkong this morning.

fish naval officers aboard the Tal- and between the other countries moahan have arrived from Nagant. themselves.

They are sailing direct from

GOING TO DUBLIN.

Mr. Childs is leaving London for Dublin on Friday, when he will see Mr. de Valera, the President of the Irish Free State Council.

He expects to be in Ireland for n few days only, after which he will proceed to Paris.

WE. C. REVIVAL?

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CHINA'S ́ FOREIGN POLICY

Blackburn

Chelsen

THIRD DIVISION.

a Sheffield Un.

0

O Sunderland

0

4 Portsmouth

@

2 Arsenal

2 Leeds Un.

1 Newcastle

2 Tottenham

4 Manch. City 1 Leicester

League Table,

..

Goals

CHINESE LODGE® COMPLAINT

JAPAN AND MAILS FOR MANCHURIA

(Special to “T#fograph").

Tientsin, Apr. 3. Following a Chinese protest.

4 against the establishment of a Japanese branch post office in Pe-

0

king, discovery has been made of

a socret office in the Japanese

0 Concession, Tientsin, which is alleged to have illegally handled mails for Manchuria from China Proper. The same office is said to Manchukno have also dealt in

P. W. D. L. F. A, Pis. Arsenal 36 21 8 7 60 40 50 money exchange business in order Huddersfield 35 19 10 6 70 48 48 to facilitate travel to Manchuria. Tottenimm 38 10 7 12 07 40 45 The Hopei Provincial Govern- Derby ...... 37 16 10 11 63 43 42 ment has made representations to Sunderland 37 14 11 12 75 60 30 the Japanese Consul at Tientsin Blackburn ..38 18 7 15 84 72 39 demanding its immediate suppres Wednesday 30 15 8 13 54 54 38

Manchester C. 30 14 10 12 52 01.388lon-Central News. Everton

30 12 18 11 65 52.37T 37 14 0 14 50 60 37T

It la reported that Mr. R. W. Childs, who was formerly U.S. Ambassador to Italy, and economie axpert to Mr. Cordell Hull at the World Economic Conference, while carrying out President Roosevelt's Instructions concerning reciprocal NO CHANGE REGARDED trade schemes, is also sounding out: the advisability of reviving the AS NECESSARY Portsmouth World Economic Conference.- United Presa

CONTROLLING TIN PRICES

COMMITTEE TO MEET EARLIER

(Spacial so "Talograph”)

Stoka

West Brom. 37 14. 8 15 07

Leeds

36

38

34

38 12.10

37 14 G 17

36 18

37 11

Leicester

Wolves

Middlesbro'

Aston Villa Newcastic Liverpool Chelsea Birmingham

36 11 7 18

30. 0 11 10 40-46

Shanghai, Apr. 8. Discussing foreign affairs, Mr. |Wang Ching-vei declared in an Sheffield U. . 37 11 6.20.54 04 28

interview with pressmon hero that tho Chinese Government would not

SECOND DIVISION.

change its policies despite the now

* ! Bradford C. aituation created by the informal Brentford. oxchange of correspondence beHell City tween the United States and Japan; | Notts For. London, Apr. 3 which no doubt had had the effect Plymouth According to the Amsterdam cor- of mitigating the tense relations Preston reapondout of the Financial Times, between Japan and Russia.

Southampton, the international tin' committee is

Swansea. Regarding Tibet, he gaid that West Ham expected to meet on April 5 instead

tho British Government had ad of May 16,

The question of an Increase insured the Chinese Government the quota la likely to be discussed that Britain had no ambition what

Rescued from the water at Quarry Bermuda to England in completion SCHEME EVOLVED IN ENGLAND, at the meeting in the light of the ever in Tibet. If the Tibetans

of their long voyage from

stock figures at the end of Marchi welcomed the return of the Pan- The scheme was evolved, he said, formation of the huifer tin chen Lama, the Central Govern Bay, into which tho had thrown her

Tho self, a would-be suicide, Ho Wal-fung, Hongkong and should be Home it an inmate at 325 Lockhart Road, Was Just under a year from the time of following a series of conferences pool, which the Dutch favour, will ment would certainly give him chal was admlibed to the Government commencement. They left at the with British business lenders, mem- also be discussed as it is believed every assistance to effect life re-

end of May last--Reutor.

bers of the British Government that the holdings of the original turn to Tibet without delay. Civil Hospital yesterday.

Central Ne108 from the departments interoated in pool are now liquidated.—Router."

1. Fulham 1 Grimsby 2 Port Vale 2 Bolton

1 Millwall

1 Oldham

3 Blackpool

1 Lincoln

2 Manch. Un.

(Continued on Page 7).

HOLDEN WINS

TITLE

''A. A. A.

·SLOW TIME IN TEN MILE RACE

London, Apr. 2.

J. H. Holden, holder of the 1983 6-m'lo champion, to-day won the Amateur Athletic Association's ten mile championship at Birmingham. Ho completed the distance in 52 minutes, 21 2/6th seconds, compara- tively slow time.

Dougall (54 mins, 10 seca,) was second and P.E. Mudd (55 mins, 3 seconds) was third-Router.

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Seriously injured when caught under the weight of collapsed verandah at 198 Nam Choung St., Shamshuipo, Mr. and Master Murphy, wifo and Chan Hung, an operative at the Sam of Mr. J. D. Murphy of the Hung Keltting Factory,, illed at the Canadian Pacific Steamshipw, ... Itd., Kowloon Hospital, yesterday. Shanghai, arrived by the low, sty Japan on a visit to MATE, EF Owen

Murphy and Mrs. E, G. Benton. The E, and A. Hnor Nellora is due * They are residing at "Palm-Court. here from Manila to-morrow morning.