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POTINEST 181 No. 14811

90 WATAHAU TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1934.

日七十月四

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AMERICA'S WAR DEBT "ACCOUNT RENDERED"

Kaye Don, who was involved in

a midnight motor amach in the Isle of Man last night.

THE RIDDLE OF ROOM 423

CHINESE GIRL'S ADALIN DOSE

MANY TELEPHONE

CALLS

What is the riddle of Room 423 at the Gloucester Build-

VLƏNİ PERLATÁBAN NEMALLAL BƏYKA 1960S 12 COLHEIDEMISE.BATMANEJOUWIANIE

NEAR THING FOR NOTE PRESENTED

FLIERS

Codos and Rossi Just

Mako Land

New York, May 28. Codos and Rossi falled in their attempt to establish new long-distance non- stop record.

а

They were compelled to land at North Truro, Massachusetts, on the edge of Cape Cod, having barely made land,Reuter,

ing from which Miss Alice Acampanov Chan was removed to the

KAYE DON ING.CH. last night suffering

MIDNIGHT SMASH

CAR OVERTURNS IN LONELY ROAD

MECHANIC BADLY INJURED

from an overdose of Adalin?

FLIERS

Miss Alice Chan, who is about SURPRISE

20 years of age, in understood tu belong to a well-to-do family in Hongkong. It is learned that she was not a regular resident of Gloucester Apartments, but had moved In only that day.

She arrived without luggage at about p.. and took a room, No. 423, on the fourth floor.

. She appeared anxious to get into touch with someone, and after repented but unavailing efforts øver the telephone, wrote a letter which she had delivered by a tmessenger: boy at a certain address in the city..

.

London, May 29. Kaya Don, the famous racing motorist, who has been much in the public eye through his at- tempts to recapture the Harms worth motor-bout speed trophy in Miss England III, had a for tunate escape from death last room. night.

AGITATED BY LETTER,

[NEW YORK

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CODOS AND ROSSI ARRIVE

WITH BURNED-OUT GENERATOR

(Special to "Talograph")

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Received May

Oncheanon. The messenger later returned, mi with what appeared to be a reply, and it was noticed that Mian Chan was_mach' agitated by it. There-i

young

New York, May 29.

after she remained ahut in her the ground staff at Floyd Bennet A surprize was provided for

airport, New York, this after- At about 7 o'clock a He was involved with his Chinese, in European dress, and noon when the Franch airmen, mechanic, F. Taylor, in a mid- af about the night motor-smash near Douglas, in the Isle of Man, in which both were injured.

Kaye Don had been at a card party and

returning to Douglas, taking out his 31. G. magnotte car, which he had untered in a race for to-morrow.

The car overturned completely

In a narrow winding rond.

Kaye Don was thrown clear and

Is suflering from nothing more

serious than superficial, injuries,

His mechanic, Taylor, was very seriously smashed, up and is not expected to live.Renter.

ARGENTINA'S THREAT TO AGREEMENT

Demanding Third of World Market

London, May 29. The meeting of the Whent Ad-i visory Board which was to have been hold in London yesterday was postponed.

aame age

as Miss Codos and Rossi, who had been

He found reported as landed in Massachu setts, appeared over the airport.

A

Chan called for her. Mas Chan lying on a bed in semi-conintose condition. It was

obvious that she was very ill.

Shortly afterwards, four other Young Chinese inquiring for the couple, also went into a room.

One of these four telephoned for medical aid, and when Dr. Ma Wai-

man arrived he diagnosed a ense of poisoning.

TUBE OF TABLETS.

They landed safely at 1.37 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, after hay- insole which would have been

the large surplus: ing dumped Suffelent to carry them on to San Francisco.

It appears, however, that their machine 308 virtually disabled owing to a burned-out generator.

Their time from Paris to New

A half-filled tube of Adalin York was 38 hours, 37 minutes. tablets was found ou a table, and which compa es with the record of Miss Chan who although half-37 hours, 17 minutes, established conselous was still able to speak, by their countrymen, Costes and

have said that Ballonte.

is understood to she had taken an overdose,

Dr. Ma then had her removed the New York to Syria record, and Thoy Tailed, of course, to break to the Government Civil Hospital seemed very dejected about their in an ambulance. There she was fallure to reach San Francisco.

other young Chinese United Press.

visited by of both sexes.

Miss Chan has responded to treatment, and is now doing ጸ። well as can be expected.

KOWLOON LADY IN

HOSPITAL

AN OVERDOSE OF

ADALIN

ENGLAND-AUSTRALIA AIR RACE

TO BRITAIN

EXPECTS $239,000,000 ON JUNE 15

BRITISH OFFICIAL

SILENCE

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

(Ry Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic, Messages Ordinance, 1893. Received, May 20, 8.55 a.m.)

London, May 28.

With due formality, the United States has presented the British Government with an "Account Rendered" Note, dealing with the payment of war debte.

The Note requests the payment on June 15, of $239,- 000,000 on account of war debts instalments falling due and overdue, comprised as follows:

June 15, 1933, instalment balance December 15, 1933, instalment balance June 15, 1934, instalment Half-yearly instalment in repayment of amounts suspended by the Hoover moratorium, 1931/32

Total

ÁTVEREINKKELZENANGANTINIZENS ATTENUAT

BARNEY ROSS WINS WORLD TITLE ·

New York

New York, May 28. Barney Ross to-night won the world's welter-weight championship, by defeating the holder, Jimmy McLar nin, on points in a fifteen- rounds contest.--Reuter.

Sir Ronald Lindsay, the British Ambassador in Washington,

U.S. ARMS EMBARGO

$66,000,000

$88,000,000

$75,390,000

AGAINST CRAN

$9,721,000

$239,111,000

British official quarters decline

to make any statement regarding Britain's situation, but it is taken

proposals to meet the for granted that the Hill. will not be mei.

SEVERAL REMINDERS.

JAPANESE TROOP TRAIN WRECKED

SCORES KILLED AND WOUNDED

AMBUSHED BY BANDITS

Harbin, May 29, Scores of Japanese soldiers were killed and wounded when they fell into an ambush on the railway yesterday, as the result of a daring coup by a strong force of anti-Manchukuo bandits. The bandits pulled up the track on the Muling branch line near Pamyatun, and a Japanese troop train, speeding towards Muling was derailed and wrecked.

Before the troops aboard her had had an opportunity to collect themselves, the bandits, lying in ambush, were pouring a fusillade of bullets into the soldier passen- gers as they staggered out of the wreck.

The full extent of the casualties la not yet known, but about thirty- five Japanese were killed outright and the number of wounded is greatly in excess-Reuter.

CHACO WARRIORS SAN FRANCISCO

IMPRISONMENT

AND FINE

(Special la "Telegraph").

(Bu Telegraph Copyright, Trisgraphic Alam

8.82 m) KES Ordinance, 139 Receiver Atoy

Washington, May 28.

RIOTING

WILD SCENES ON THE

·WATERFRONT

San Francisco, May 28.

Wild rioting occurred on the waterfront to-day after the an Having decided to respond to plan for the settlement of the nouncement that the compromise

ter.

were cores of minor

A number of police-

The Cabinet is likely to meet the appeal from Geneva to join longshoremen's strike had been McLarnin Defeated. In the Exchequer in the matter of the and ammunition to Bolivia and ed with five hundred police, who

shortly to consider the policy re-other nations in the world in rejected by the men... commended by the Chanceller of preventing the export of arms Fifteen hundred strikers clash- June war debt instalments-Ret Paraguay, the United States has used their truncheons and tear ter Special

decided to act immediately with-g8: bomba and fired shot-guns. out waiting for other countries into the air, A British Wireless message re

to fall into line.

Eight of the most seriously In- veals that the Note was handed to issued a proclamation forbidding casualties.

President Roosevelt

jured were sent to hospital, but to-day thero the British Ambassador in Wa-gales of munitions to participants men were badly beaten up.-Neu- shington, Sir Ronald Lindsay, on In the Gran Chaco war. Friday of last week.-

The Note contains a statement of will be inprisonment for two years The penalty for infringement all the amounts due by His and a fine of $10,000. SOVIET ENVOY IN 15 next, but also of those due on his request, outlawing the sales Majesty's Government in respect of war debts due not only on June Bill, passed through Congress at The President also signes the December 16 and June 15, 1996.

of arma or munitions to any belli- AND WHERE IT MAY BE PAID. gerents except under 'limitations which the President is given The British Ambassader Is ad-power to prescribe.-United Preas. vised In the Note thut payment may be made elther at the Trea-1 sury Department in Washington or New York. at the Federal Reserve Bank of

BILANKASAMALINGIKACINIZDAVINCIESU NA BAZZIEDZERİNDE

BERLIN

JEW'S APPOINTMENT ACCEPTED

Berlin, May 28. M. Jacob Suritz, who until re cently was Soviet Ambassador to Turkey, has been appointed Am- bassador in Berlin, with the ap He is a Jew-Reuter.

American Woman Among proval of the German Government.

Competitors

(Special to Telegraph")

Ordinance. (By Talegraph. copyriɔhi, Telegraphie Blan.

1855. Racaived 8.3 a.m.)

Mes London, May 28. Three additional entries have been received for the England- Australia air race in October,

According to the Daily Telegraph, Argentina is threatening to break last nutumn's world agreement un- Mre, Bewick, a guest at the Airlie icas her demand for one-third of Hotel, Kowloon, was removed to the total world market la conceded. the Kowloon Hospital yesterday. Australia, Canada and the She was found to have been some- United States have offered to meet what seriously affected by an over- the Argentinian demand half-way, dose of Adalin. but it is indicated that up to the At the Hospital It was stated present, Argentina har not this morning that Mrs. Bowick has They all come from the Unite-l recovered and it is expected that States and include a woman com- A member of the committee des- she will be able to leave in a day petiter from Kansas City-Reuter cribed the outlook as gloomy but or two. She is a daughter of Mr. Special. not hopeless.Beuter.

|C. A, Grimes, of the P.W.D.

Recepted.

CHINESE STUDENT

KILLED

CASTLE PEAK TRAGEDY

NANKING PROTESTS MISS DELIA HO LEAVES

ADMIRAL TOGO

CLOUDY WEATHER

FISHING JUNKS COLLIDE

THREE MEN BELIEVED DROWNED

:

PARLIAMENT TO

MEET TO-DAY

PROSPECTS, OF. BUSY SESSION

London, May 28. Parliament will reassemble to-

morrow.

Among the most important measures for discussion by the Commons.before the session con- cludes, at the end of July or the be ginning of August, are the Betting An Irregular anticyclone extenda from Mongolia to North Japan.

and Lotteries Bill, the Patroleum The Women's Auxiliary of the Pressure is relatively low in a

Protection Bill and the Titho Bill, Society for the Protection of Children trough extending from Indo-China junk, which left Hongkong last House of Lords, and the Road Three of the crew of a fishing which have been initiated in the acknowledges with renteful thanks ncross the Balintang Channel to week, are believed to have been Traffic Bill, which is designed to the following donations:-Mr. L W. the Pacifle. Local forecast-East drowned in a collision with an-lessen the risk of road accidents Amps, $251 Anonymous, Anonymous, $10.

$20; winda, wresh to moderate; cloudy, other junk on Friday night off and includes a proposal to limit apced in built-up areas to thirty milos hourly.

Waglue.

The only survivor was the junk master, and he

tho

CLOSURE OF LOCAL GOLD BAR mlahap occurred while they were Finance Bill and several other

EXCHANGES

GOVERNMENT INDICATION OF POLICY HAS DESIRED EFFECT

fishing off Waglan.

CHINESE POLICE

RELEASED

ALLEGATIONS OF Following the recent munique from the Government, MALTREATMENT ELEVATED TO RANK OF warning issued by the Gov-willingness to close down by May the two exchanges Intimated their

Tientsin, May 29. MARQUIS

ernment, speculation

in 16. The Gold Bar Exchange duly three Chinese police arrested by Following a Chinese protest, the gold bars locally is being the S. C. Gold Bar Company, owing district, have been set frue. The closed its doors on that date, but Japanese troops in the Lanhsion It is officially announced that brought to an end, the ex- to a number of outstanding names Nanking. May 28.. It is learned that Miss Delia Admiral Togo, veteran naval hero changes having agreed to on their books, is remaining open incidunt is regarded as closed. It The Foreign Offlee has Instructo, who was sent to the Mental of the Russo-Japanese War, who voluntarily close down.

until the 31st fast. to clear up out in alleged that the policemen were ed the Chinese Legation in Tokyo Hospital following the recent is lying critically ill, has been

standing accounts. They have injure na the result of maltreat- Meara, Swan, Culbertson and done no further business since ment by the Japanese-Central

News. doors of their Gold Bar Exchange When a Telegraph representative Cricket Club are remind that a whist

to close. In Ice House Street and the South

Members of tho Cralgengower

TO TOKYO

MENTAL HOSPITAL

Tokyo, May 20.

to protest against the assassina- tragedy at Castle Peak, where elevated to the rank of Marquis.~~. Fritz have already cloned the intent the Government of their

tion of a Chinese student in Tokyo, she was found in an hysterica! Renter. named Yeh Mo-hua, by an uncondition beside the body of a known Japanese gunman and to young man, was discharged yes-i demand the punishment of the terday and allowed to return to ously hurt yesterday through being closed by the end of the month. Street this morning the Geeta Saturday evening, starting at 9 A Chinese boy, aged, 15, was seri-China Gold Bar Company will be went to the offices in fco House drive will be held at the Club on assassin and compensation to the the home of her parents in Happy track by a hire car at Queen's, Road victim's relatives --Central News,

were being taken away and the o'clock

Valley

The remaining stegos of tho measures also await considera- tion-British Wireless,

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