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No. 14136 =#{{#AXÆ** WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1934.

日六十月五

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BINGLE OOPY 10:CENTE

· 184.00 PER ANNUM

BETTY NUTHALL BEATEN IN HUGE CURRENCY EXPANSION

WIMBLEDON FIRST

FIRST ROUND

DE STEFANI

LOSES

AUSTIN, AND PERRY IN

GREAT FORM

SPECIAL REPORT

ON PLAY

(Special to "Telegraph”)

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London, June 27.

Some thrilling, tennis was witnessed at Wimbledon to- day, when sometimes dismal weather conditions unsettled many of the competitors.

The biggest surprise of the day was the elimination of Mia Betty Nuthall in the first round of the women's singles. Mrs. Fearn- fey-Whittingstall adapted herself to the conditions far better than Betty and after losing the first set, established a clear superiority.

In the men's singles, the first of the "seeded" player to be given a pass-out check was De Stefani, This was not unexpected, however. He gained his place in the top alght as the result of his smart' victory over Perry at Autieul, but he proved far less effective gruas and was not in the same street as George Lott, the Ameri- can competitor, who won by three sets to one, after losing the first BRITAIN'S STARS.

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Britain's alar players have far exhibited a leisurely mastery over their opponents, and have not been extende Austin to-day conceded only games to Den-

Miss Betty Nuthal, who now plays in charts, and who was defeated in the Grst round of the women's singles at Wimbledon yesterday by

Mr. Fearnley-Whittingstall.

NEW SHIPS FOR OLD

ONE FOR EVERY

THREE

STATE AID FOR BRITISH SHIPPING

London, June 27. An important statement

ker (Germunty), and Perry Eve of policy regarding State aid away the samo nuinber to R. Nor- ris-Williams, the American-Davis, for British-shipping-is-to-be Cup non-playing captain, andmade in the House of Com- wound up once again with a lovel

mons next week. .set.

Henkel (Germany) took Jack Crawford to four sets.

The programme to be announcet;

the subject of much speculation. but nearly all the London news- papers agree in their forecasts of the Government, plans.

G. P. Hughes went out in the second round, defonted by an American under-graduate at Cam- bridge University, Davey Jones. It is stated that Mr. Watter This was a match which fluctuated Runciman, President of the Board of considerably. Jones established Trade, will announce on Monday lend of two sets to

after that Government aid for shipping

one.

losing the first. Hughes smashed will take the form of special credit his way through his opponent in facilities for the building of new the fourth sot, which he took at ships. 6-1 but could not survive the American's battery In the final set, which ended at the tenth game.

MERLIN BEATS BRUGNON. Significant of the strength of the new French blood was the defent of Jacques Brugnon by his fellow- countryman, Andre Merlin, who

GLAMENTOCARnt NO PAYMENTS IN KIND

Britain's War Debt Decision

London, June 27, According to the Daily Mail, Britain's latest war debt note to the United States, replying to America's last comments on the situa- tion, will make it clear that the Government has decided against the practicability of payments in kind.--Reuter.

STEEL HELMETS

THREATENED

NAZI STABBED IN

POMERANIA

ALLIANCE END PREDICTED

Credits will be extended to all companies making application provided old tonnage is scrapped In a ratio of three old ships for every new ship to be built.-Rewan Band

again justified praises of his great-SON BORN TO THE

ly improved form this. season.

Merlin was always on top after the

second set, won by, three sets to

one.

TUNNEYS

(Special to "Tolograph”) city Teleproph, Copyright. Telegraphie Mea- Dedinaner. ENDAL Recrired June

Berlin, June 26, Persistent friction among Ger- many's semi-military organisa- tions is expected to come to a head as the result of a stabbing affair yesterday.

It is thought probable in some quarters that only the Nuz!!

Second round results are ap, STRAPPING EIGHT LB. Stormtroops will now be permitt

ponded:

G. Lott (U.S.A.) beat de Stefant

YOUNGSTER

(Special to "Telegraph")

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Ordinner. 11.)

Hens

ed to continue in existence.

The dissolution of the 'old nationalist Steel Helmet organis- ation of ex-Servicemen throughout

BY EXPLOITING SILVER

FORGED NOTE RAIDS.

SERIES CARRIED OUT-BY POLICE

NO INFORMATION

OR EVIDENCE:

Acting on allegations that |Chinese forgers were trying. to dispose of spurious Java notes in Hongkong, five Police raids were organised yesterday morning on dif ferent Chinese tenement houses and firms.

As far as can be ascertained.no spurious notes were discovered, Several persons were detained, but all were released after Interroga- tion at the Police Station.

MACHADO ESCAPES

FROM U.S.A.

Now Reported To Be In Domingo

(Special to "Tolegraph")

(Ry Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphia. Mem

Ordinanes, SAPS.

Received June 27, 9.71 1.2

New York, June 26, Ex-President Machado of Cuba, for whom a warrant was recently Issued in the United States at the request of the Cuban Government, gui out of the country safely.

it reported from Port-au- Prince that he has been located on a farm owned by President Trujillo of the Dominican Ro- public, fifteen miles from Santo Domingo.- United Press.

KAZALARI USTALACINKEVIČNA

HEAVY PURCHASES PLANNED

RATIO POLICY PROGRAMME

COMPLETION BY END OF YEAR?

Washington, June 26. Huge.currency expansion

by the employment of silver

as legal metallic reserve is Mr. Jimmy Walker, and his wife, planned as a recovery mea-

|sure, according to prominent

Miss Bally Compston.

LOCAL CAPTAIN epokesmen of the govern- REFUSAL TO

DIVORCED

ment.

Members of the Adminstration believe that the now silver pur- chases plan will cause a currency expansion of at least $910,500,- |

Each ralding party was headed WIFE'S PETITION IN 1000, with a corresponding increase

by foreign detectives and inspec- tors and In all cases the entire premises of the building concerned was carefully searched.

Places said to have been visited

On

ENGLAND

SUIT

in commodity prices by the end of the present year.

CLOWN

JIMMY" WALKER AND WORLD FAIR

This was disclosed in field! quarters, after Senator Dies had include No. 169, Des Voeux Road AN UNDEFENDED announced that the Treasury De- Central, second and third floors;

partment had already bought about! the China Trading Corporation in

|70,000,000 ounces, although, he Quenn's Road Central; the Tung

said, the exact amount could not Fong Boarding House in Con-

the grounds that her be positively ascertained because naught Road Central; No. 19, Yick husband Capt. Joseph Crosth-the white metal was being pur- Tam Street, Happy Valley and an waite had committed misconduct chased on American account in other Chinige redener in Capse with a Chinese girl in Hongkong, markets throughout the world, why Bay.

Mrs. Winifred Mary Croathwaite, and the Treasury tabulations were f who

her

not yet up-to-date, gave

address 09

It is reported olsewhere that thei Empress Avenue. The Drive, average price paid hitherto for! ford, was granted an undefended silver by the Treasury has been petition in the Divorce Court last 44 cents an ounce. month before the President, Sir! Boyd Merriman,

.I

· BRILLIANT BRITISH HORSEMAN

Wins Olympia Trophy For Third Time

(Special to "Telegraph")

[By Telegraph, Caparisht. Telegraphia

ATTACK Ordinance. JAPA Reesterd 27, 1,20 m.)

London, June 26.

During the hearing it was stated j

TREASURY NEEDS, Senutor Dies sald the Bureau

$100,000 OFFER TURNED DOWN

(Special to "Telegraph")

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Ordinance, SZPA. Joges

Received Juse

London, June 26. "Jimmy" Walker, the famous ex-Mayor of New York, who is now in London, has received a cable offering

Hackney Register that the parties were married at of Printing and Engraving is far him $100,000 for a five weeks

Office

behind schedule in the printing appearance at the World's

On

September 26, 1918, and later came of new allver certifientes to beFair at Chicago, with his.

to live in Hongkong. Mrs. Crosth issued on the basis of the metal waite returned to England for a He said he estimated that the wife.

uced to buy HIR

time in 1930, and on her return to Treasury would

wife is the well-known to comply English actress, Alias Betty Comp the Colony found that her husband (1,254,000,000 ounces and committed misconduct with a with the new law requiring pur-aton.

chases until silver constituies 25 Chinese girl.

per cent. of its monetary reserve.

The King George Fifth gold cup, the premier trophy at the Inter-

Mr. Crosthwaite was given the custody of the two children of the marriage.

antional Horse Show at Olympia, FRANCE'S NEW CRACK

won

hvas

outright to-day by Lieutenant J. A.Talbot-Ponsonby,

Lieut. Talbot-Ponsonby was the winner of the Cup in 1932 an 1933.

All the crack Irish, French, Bel- gian and Swedish riders rode in (opposition to him-Reuter Special.

JAPAN DEMANDS PREFERENCE

SUBMARINE

Fifteen Hundred Tons; 10,000 Miles Range

(Special to "Telegraphi")

thy Telegrash. Copright, Trigraphic Men RAILER Oolinuses, 1391. Brenlerd June! st. At an,}

Jimmy Walker, in an interview It is estimated that the above with Router, stated that he had not agure, added to what the Gover-that it was a very generous one. accepted the offer, despite the fact ment already owns will give the United States about 2,000,000,000) Ounces..

"I have kept out of the per- Torming show business for twenty- five years," he declared, "and I am not going to appear as an 'net' at now."-Reuter Spécial, by

75 CENTS AN OUNCE. Treasury

officials arrived their $940,600,000 estimate multiplying 1,254,000,000 ounces

by 70 cents, saying the United[DIRECT LOANS TO

States would be lucky If it obtain.

ed around one-fifth of the world's total supply without paying more than an average of 75 cents an ounce-Renter.

TREASURY STATEMENT.

Washington, June 26.

An indication of the rate

INDUSTRY

SMALL MAN TO GET PREFERENCE

Washington, June 26. Mr. Eugene Black, the Governor

Paris, June 20. of the Treasury purchases of the Federal Reserve Board, France's latest powerful sub-of silver is given in an offi-announces that the Federal· Re- marine-cruiser, the Conquerant,; was launched to-day at St. Nazaire cial statement of Treasury['serve banks are

Now ready to

'IN REVISED CHINA TARIFF

It is not a powerful craft like bullion transactions issued receive applications for direct Nanking, June 27.

the Sureouf, but it is a 1,500 tong

loans to ludustry as authorised by Germany is foreshadowed by the It is authoritately learned vessel, with a speed of 20 knots to-day. Voelkischer, Beobachter, the Nazi that in the conversation between and a range of ten thousand

The unuouncement, shows that Congress... Party organ, which, referring to Mr. Wang Ching-wei and Mr. miles.

silver receipts uniler the executive Mr. Black adds that the needs Juse the stabbing in Pomerant of Ariyoshi, Japanese Minister to Nazi storm-trooper by a member. China, yesterday, the Jatter

The Conquerant carries cleven order of December 12 last, authoris de torpedo-tubes New York, June 26, of the Steel Helmet organisation, manded that certain kinds of millimetre gun and two machine-mounted, up to June 22, to 8,946,-

100-ing the purchase of all newly-mined of small enterprises will receive

silver at 64.5 centa. an ounce, the first consideration-Router. Mrs. Gene Tunney, the wife of which is supposed to have been Japanese goods should be accord-guns. "Fullkara (Japan), 6-3, 3-0, 1-6, 7-5 the famous unbenten ex-champion working side by side with the led preferential treatment in the Two other aubmarines of a

000 ounces. boxer of the work, to-day Siba (Czecho-Slovakia) beat Nishi-birth to a son, mura (Japan), 3-6, 4-6, 8-6, 2-6, 9-7.

(Italy), 3-0, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4,

1. W. Austin (Britain) beat Denker

(Germany), 6-1, 6-1, 6-2.

↓ Crawford (Australia) Henkel (Germany), 6-2, 6-3, 3-0, 6-4.

beat

F. J. Perry (Britain) beat R. Norris- Williams (U.§.A.), 6-2, 6-2, 6-0.

Nigel Sharpe

27.

0-4.

(Britain) beat

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gave

The baby weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz R. Menzel (Czecho-Slovakia) cat mother and son are doing well.

xirapping youngster. Both A. Gentlen (France), 6-3, 6-1, 6-2.

Mrs. Tunney was formerly Miles A. Merlin (France) beat J. Brugnen Josephine Lauder, of Greenwich, (France), 6-2, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3,

Davey-Jonce (U.8.A.) beat G. P. Conn., a grand-niece of Andrew to the Hughes (Britain) 2-6, 6-4, 7-5, 1-6 Carnegie and hoiress

£10,000,000 fortune of Mr. George Lauder.

6-4

Bydney Wood (U.S.A.) beat Ellmer (Switzerland), 6-3, 5-7, 6-0, 7-5.

WOMEN'S SINGLES,

Mr. Fearnley-Whittingstall (Bel- tain) beat has Betty Nuthall (Url tain), 2-6, 6-3, 6-4.-Reuter Special

BACK ON THE JOB

Washington, June 20.

They were married in Rome in October, 1928, and this is the first child of the union-United Press,

SHOWERY WEATHER

*

Pressure in highest over the' Pacific to the east of the Bonins. The northern depression in situated

Nazis, anya that the existence of revised Chinese import customs

and

one

were 380,632 ounces.

The purchaRCS are now being made from the general fund of the Treasury rather than from the Stabilisation Fund.

Total purchases for the week the Steel Helmets as a unit now tariff, which is to be promulgated similar type are now in the course ended June 22 on this account appears to be no longer tolerable early next month-Central News of construction.--Reuter Special,

Other incidents indicate that there Is an neute state of tension between the two big semi-military organisations-Renter Special.

MARKET JUDGMENT DEFERRED

Federal Reserve Board and Margins

STOP PRESS

In the Marcel Buffet caso, judg- ment was this afternoon given for Washington, June 25, Adamson, tho damages to be The announcements which were assumed by the Registrar, General Hugh Johnson, the Na-Lin the north part of the Sea of expected to-day regarding the tional Recovery Administration, Japan, moving enstward and policies to be adopted by the who has been away from office for aliing up to the west of Macao. Federal Reserve Board regarding)

forecast:-South several days taking a rost ordered Local

winds, the fixing of margins for trading

by hia modical adviser, returned to frash to moderate; cloudy, on stock oxchanges have boen de- his desk to-day-United Press. showery.

ferred-Reuter.

JAPAN'S SLICE: OF MANCHURIA

HUMBER

AND

HILLMAN

- CARS -

Masters

of the Opon Road!

The value of silver bullton held on June 22 is given as 545,826,000, equivalent to 100,000,000 ounces at in the open presont cont values market. The figure compares with | $44,873,000`on June 1.

Watch the "Snipe" sweeping up Gold receipts under the anti- Garden or Peak Road. See the hoarding order have amounted to "Minx" makething getaways

gold cortificates. In traffic teen's Road.

And you all

That those are cars?Bulthjod modem road condition VEL

Demonstrations on any, modek

REPORTED. NIBBLE AT KIRIN

Tokyo, June 27. The Japanese Government has $28,119,000 in gold coin; and $00,- decided to cut six districts, in 453,000 in cluding Tunhua, Tungning and Router. Hulchun. In the southeastern cor- nor of Kirin Province, from the Manchukuo map and create a special administrative area under the direct control of the Governor- The British Government's reply. General of Korea.

to the recent American Note on The change is said to have con- war. debta will delivered in nottion with strategie considera- Washington tomorrow British | tions-Central Newa,

..

WAR DEBT NOTE.

London, Jane 26,

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