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NO HONGKONG QUOTA FOR JAPANESE IMPORTS?

KOBE MYSTERY

UNSOLVED

No Trace Of Missing British Naval Man

No trace has yet been found of Staker Potty Officer R. Gidley, of H.M.S. Berwick, who disappeared in Kobe.

He went ashore with companions on the evening of April 21, separated from them and was never seen again.

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BELFORT SPY

DRAMA

SAFETY ELUDES

FROZE

Possibility of Action in Other

Other Colonies Reported

BRADMAN'S,

CENTURY

ON FIRST DAY OF THE TOUR

112 NOT OUT IN TWO HOURS

London, May 2.

Don Bradman has start- led the new tour in the fashion which has come to be jexpected.

In his first appearance at the wicket, against Worcester he rattled up a century in bright style, being undefanted at the (close of play with 112 runs out of fa total of 199.

Bradman was

at the wickets

for only two hours, and batted

CAPT. with freedom, scoring all round

the wicket. He hit thirteen fours. His personal total was equal to that

Worcester of the entire eleven. Batting first, the county side found the bowling of C. V.

Mr. Matsudaira,

the Japanese

AT THE ELEVENTH Grimmett too much for them and Ambassador in London, who is are

HOUR

(Special to "Telegraphy")

they

were all out for 112. Grimmett took five wickets for 53)

ruts,

The Australians replied with 109 for three wickets. Woodfull made 48 and was dismissed.

Mily Tezzargach, Copyright, Telegraphic Men | Kippax was sent back without

Ordinance,

1991. Recticed Mny scoring-Renter.

Paris May 2.

Another spy 'sensation likely to LITERARY DIGEST

provide a dramatic trial was furnished to-day by the arrest of Captain Georges Froze.

Following the urreal of an alleged accomplice, whom the police declare they caught red-handed in acts of espionage. Capinin Georges "Froze was arrested in Belfort to

day,

POLL

TO TEST ROOSEVELT

IMPRESSIONS

(Special to Talograph")

fly Teleph. Copyriant, Friesenphis Miam

He is charged with betraying) military secreta to a foreign Power. 2. 9.30 out.)

The charge has, as a matter of fact, been hanging over Coptain

about to

be

anges Ordinance. repl. Received No

New York, May 2. An interesting survey of the Froze's head for about two years, county's attitude towards the The charges were dismissed when to-day's sensational Roosevelt monetary and economic policies is being undertaken by arrest re-opened the affair,

the Literary Digest famous Cuptam Froze was originally in its conduct of "straw" votes, volveit as a witness at an enquiry

The Digest proposes into the theft of state documents. He requested an investigation Inst Afteen million Americans

year in order to clear its name—- Henter Special.

DEATH OF AMERICAN PHILANTHROPIST

CINCINNATI SOAP MANUFACTURER

(Special to "Talagraph")

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Received Stay

Cincinnati, Muy 2.

answer to the question:

for

ing Mr. Runcimian to-day,

SHIPPING PLAN CONDEMNED

"KEEP FREE OF LEADING STRINGS"

STATE

M.M.S.A.

(Special to "Talograph"),

VIEWS

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NO PROGRESS IN NEGOTIATIONS

MR. RUNCIMAN TO SEE AMBASSADOR TO-DAY

ACTION IN ABSENCE OF UNDERSTANDING

London and Manchester are to-day envisaging the possibility of the despatch by the Secretary of State to all British Colonies of instructions for, the imposition of a quota against Japanese imports.

Negotiations, with the Japanese Government for an agreement have not made progress and it is expected that Britain will be compelled to take inde- pendent action.

No official intimation has been made and it is not known how Hongkong's special position would be affected.

Mr. Runciman.

Its to be presumed, however, that Hongkong's frée po status, together with the fact that the Colony is principally a distributing centre, will involve some distinction from other Colonies, and that no quota system will be imposed here.

JAPANESE APPARENTLY UNCONCERNED

A LAST WARNING:

་、-

Later,

of

NINTH SUCCESSIVE

VICTORY

Colombo Establishes

A Record:

London, May 2. Lord Clariely's unbeaten colt Colombo, who won the Two Thousand Guineas, first of the season's classics, in the presence of the King at Newmarket to-day. was winning his ninth successivo

race,

His starting price, 7 to Z on, was the shortest for the race in living memory.- British Wireless.

ADOPTED CHILDREN

COVERNMENT ON

WATCH

REGISTRATION

AMERICA NOT SATISFIED

SENATOR LEWIS ON JAPAN

PEOPLE OF ONE MIND

(Spacini to "Tatagraph")

48y Telegraph. Orgyrickt, Tolagraskie Man

Ordinance.

Received May 2. 18.27 pm)

Washington, May 2. Although Britain has in- dicated acceptance of Japan- ese assurances regarding her. policy in China, American leadors are still very doubt- ful

Senator J. 1. Lewis; chairman of the Foreign Reintfona Com- mittee of the Senate. In a spcecli on the floor to-day, said that the world should realise that

the insistence of the United States on her treaty rights in China was an expression of the feeling of a united America, regardless of political views.

"Japan's attitude may be satin-

factory to Britain.

LAW POSSIBLE That the Hongkong Govern- ment will give serious consider ation to the institution of a sys- tent of compulsory registration that girls are to any marked military or personal but the way of adopted children, if it is found

extent being "adopted" for the

"But that is no proof that it is for the United States.

"We do not want a conflict

world."—____

purpose of evading the provisions to avoid such is to stand on our of the Mui-Tsai Ordinance, was rights before the learned in official circles this United Press, morning.

It was pointed out that the

MR. LEWIS'S WARNING.

Washington, May 2.

anderstand Mr. Cordell Hu

The assertion that Japan should. Position in demanding the Open of the attitude of the United Dear in China as. the expression

imports Into Colonial markets the start, and the position now if in China, Senator Lewis sald

London, May 2. sultation with the Japanese Am-authorities are doing their utmost It is revealed that the negotia-bassador to-morrow and expected to keep a check on the number of Ordinance 1893. Receliget Moy. tions-between-Mr-Waller Banel to make a statement on the post-mul-teal in the Colony--and in man. President of the Board of tion next week-Brillah Wireless, this connection it welcomes the London, May 2.

{Trudo, and Mr. Matsudaira, the

help being received from the Anti GENERALLY EXPECTED.. A further blow to efforts to

Bui-Tsui Society and the Society Japanese Ambassador in London, achieve an international agree-regarding Juponeso competition in

for the Protection of Children, ment with restoration of prosperity British colonial markets, have not, The Introduction

Regarding the recent statement States people "not of any paricular in the shipping industry as the up to the present time, produced quotas for Japanese goods is been registered, it was pouted Lewis, the Democrat Whip, in the

Colonial

that 2,730 mui-tsal have already

party, was made by Senator objective has been delivered by

any understanding,

according to generally expected by the London out that it was hardly correel to Senate. definite opposition in British ship-lobby circles:

newspapers. ping clrcles.

Declaring that Japan's official regard this as. the total number The Mercantile Marine Service Endeavours to find a basis perement proposa. with the approval of gistration provisions of the Ordin-Japan reserved the right to "sit in The Times says that the Govern of registrations, since the re-spokesman had asserted that the remitting direct negotiations, have Association are opposing cently mooted scheme by been unproductive.

#LI

the Crown Colonies, to take the ance were put into force. Actually, guardianship" over trade privil- international agreement to buy up

necessary steps to restrict Japanese nearly 5,000 to pell touage.

were registered at

for au

would not be surprising if. probably by the adoption of quotas, The Association argues that the It is believed that Mr. Runciman, which will not infringe apon most reason of removals and ather nounced such a restrictive policy number had, by Japan, in the near Future, an→ channels of trade are alrently be-jwho is seeing Mr. Matsudatru favoured nation coming.

obligations. unnavigable existing artificial restrictions. Ambassador that unless an under-

through again to-morrow, will Inform the Reuter.

factors, been reduced to 2,740. for, the Philippines now that the United States had acted to free INSPECTORS INCREASED. the islands--Reuter

With regard to mul-tsai had been freed and then either; adopted or employed as domestic servants, it was stated that they were always informed of their atatus by the Secretariat for Chinese AlTairs and steps were now being taken to see that they are periodically visited for the purpose of seeing that they are, treated as such.

"Do you approve, on the whole, the nets and policies of President Roosevelt's first year?"—United Press.

SILK INDUSTRY SHUTS DOWN

FOR A WEEK

New York, May 2. "Upon the insistent demand of the overwhelming majority of the members of all divisions of the industry." the Slik Textile Code Authority has ordered a complete shutdown of all production The death occurred at his re-throughout the United States for aldence here to-day of Mr. William the week beginnlig May 14.- Cooper Procter, the wali-known | Reuter, soap manufacturer and philan-

thropist, at the age of 72,

The most notable of his many benefactions was a donation of $2,500,000 to the Children's Hospital nt Cincinnati for pediatric research.

He was a member of the Now York Yacht Club-United Press.

SPANISH CRISIS

PASSED?

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IN SENOR SAMPERS

Madrid, May' 3.

TONKIN SALVAGE

An

agreement among some standing can be reached, Britain nations would merely encourage will be compelled to adopt measures the others to bring out their to protect her own interests in co- lad-up tonnage.

[operation with the Colonies.

"Let the British Government 'grant subsidies,"

says the

Lancashire Members of Parlla- Asment predict that when Mr. Runci- sociation, "or let the Government man makes his statement in the otherwise defend its shipping, House of Cornmons on Monday, be but let it also keep free

of will announce the adoption by the international leading strings."

It will bo

Colonies of a quota system for the recalled that. Mr. Runciman recently indicated that entry of Japanese goods. he did not consister the proposals

to be practicable at the present tin-Reuter. Special.

WHO'S AFRAID

►

BRITISH BATTLESHIP

DOMINIONS SYMPATHETIC,

The Dominions will be free to fact upon their own initiative.

It is believed that the majority of the Dominions are sympathetic towards British policy and that, where

possible, they will follow sult.

ECONOMIC CHAOS

I.L.O. DIRECTOR ON REMEDY

that the Was

who

The number of mui-ten inapec-

PRINCE SALONJI IN. TOKYO

Visit Of Aged Gonro Arouses Interest.

Tokyo, May 3 Considerable attention has been

NATIONAL ACTIONtors had been increased, and if it aroused by the arrival here of In found that more are needed, Prince Salonji from his Okitau the Government will be ready to viila. Hia consider the matter.

INSUFFICIENT

Director of the International]

Genova, May 2. The need for international co- operative action if the balance Japanese circles seem to suggest of the world commerce is to be POLICY

that Japan has no special contribu restored in stressed in the I.L..O. tion to make. They seem to take port just issued. London, May 2. The First Lord of the Admiralty, Britain's business.

the attitude that it is entirely Labour Office, in the introduction in reply to a Commons question to- According to Japanese quarters, that no individual national action to his annual report, emphasiaca day said the policy of the Ad- miralty was based upon the con- should emanate from the British will auch to solve the problem

any. proposals to bo

discussed clusion that a battleship would be Government.Router. able to defend itself against all With the marked improvement methods of attack, including attack In the weather conditions yester-[from air,-British Wireless. day, anlvage operations on the s.8. Tonkin, which went ashore on Nauchuu Island, off Hainan, about, ten daya ago, were resumed, and It is hoped that the vessel will soon be re-floated.

RESUMED IN BETTER WEATHER

A tug from the Talkoo Dockyard

is carrying out the anlynge work.

Tho Cortes last night, after the labour for stealing

STOP PRESS

of

under-

COFFEE SURPLUS DESTRUCTION

BRAZIL'S EFFORT TO KEEP UP PRICES

appearance in the capital usually means an import- ant national problem in awaiting his opinion. It is beloved he is being consulted by the Govern- ment in regard to Japan's future polleles in the For East.---Central News

IS THE ⚫ BEST

•

INSURANCE

Rio de Janeiro, May 2, over-production and

The fact that twenty-seven mill- · EFFICIENT SERVICE consumption.

lion Backs of surplus coffee have COMMONS, QUESTION.

Analysing the situation in already been destroyed was men- various countries, the report says tioned by the President of the London, May 2. that the remarkable advance in National Coffee Department at a Mr. Waker Runciman, President Japanese exports cannot be due tuncheon given to-day to European of the Board of Trade, when asked merely to sudden expansion of coffee importers visiting Brazil. for a statement on the converna-production or of productive tions between the British and capacity, nor has there been any being rigorously, eliminated and Hle atated that the surplus is Japanese Governments relating to drastic deterioration in wages or that by June 30 there will be no the cotton and rayon industries, Inbour conditions., said he was having a further con-

Burplus left in any port excopt The principal factor was, he Santos, where there will be 1.500,- declares, the depreciation of 000 ancks-Reuter.

WAICHIAOPU MOVING.

. ני

Nanking, May 1

Inpaneso currency, a fact which strikingly illustrates the disturb- ing effect on international com- mercial relations produced by Iné

CLOUDY WEATHER

The antfeyclone has moved onst

Lo Kwal-song, tremployed, received. Although there was no official: n sentence of three months* hard change in the dollar rato this after- leather pursol noon, the local market was VOTY customary statement of policy, Ngo, a widow, at Pokfulan. Road nees hua been done as high as 18. will be removed to a new building His summing up of the position ward to Central Japan. Loca

containing $1.30 in money from L! much atcaller and inter-bank busl

The offices of the Walchlagpu stability of foreign exchanges. passed a vote of confidence in the near Water Street. Defendant was 4.11/10. Bampers Government by 217 votes charged by Inspector Hourihan before,

“to 47,--Reuter,

Mr. Hamilton this morning...

on Saturday, which is just being in the United States is distinctly forecast:-East winds, moderato;, completedCentral News.

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