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FOUNDED IZKL 四拜啡號四十类排 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1934.

No. 14414

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FRANCE PERFECTS RAY-GUN FOR AIR DEFENCE

STUNS WITHOUT DETROIT CRACKS CAPITAL FLEES FROM

KILLING

DEVICE MAKES FRONTIERS PROOF AGAINST ATTACK BY AIR

GERMAN CO-INVENTOR AIDS SECRET TEST

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH") (By Telegraph.. Copunght Telegraphic Messager Ordinance, 180. Received, Oct. 4; 11.57 8.m.)

Paris, Oct. 3. French army officers, engineers, specialists of all sorts, gathered in secrecy on Wednesday while government representatives tested a so- called ray-gun which stuns without killing.

It is now announced that the tests were entirely successful, and that France now possesses a weapon which, when it is developed, will make her proof against air attacks from any other power. It will probably be enough to stem the advance of an army, for the poten- tial power of the weapon would appear to be limitless. This marvellous Kun was in-

vented by a German relentist work- Jansman CZE DENKUL MUTİLATINAMANS ing in collaboration with a French- man. Their

.oro Herr

Kalhaus and M. de Christmas.

announced, Was

It

following

the tests, that the sun fires light- rays of such intensity as to render

human beings Immobile.

M. de Christmas told news, papermen some of the details of the invention.

PISTOL SIZE.

NAVAL TALKS

DATE SET

U.S. Delegates Named

(Special to "Telograpli")

Elly Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphic Mem -“We^are'nt present using-only a moca Ordinare, TP1 Itreetmed, "October

small pistol-like gun. Wejhez pand

very are netually still in the laboratory stage with our experiments.

"But there is nothing whatever to prevent the immediate construction of a machine generating and cmitting rays of 5,000,000 candle-power which, strik- ing a human airman, would cause catalepsy, and thus cause his plane to either crash or to fly on out of con- trol until its fuel was exhausted,

ACCIDENTAL INJURY. "During the experiments on

Wednesday the rays from our test-

Washington, Oct. 3.

it was announced late last night that Mr. Norman Davis and Admiral Standley would act for the United States at the forthcoming naval conference in London, and that they would leave New York on October 10.

The conversations, with Britain and Japan represente. ed, will commence the day after the American party lands United Press,

Labour Cry For Peace

UNDER STRAIN

WORLD SERIES OPENING

DEAN CONTINUES TO WIN

GIVES CARDS

VICTORY

HAUPTMANN ON TRIAL

EXTORTION CASE

PROCEEDS

COURT SPRINGS

SURPRISE

POTENTIAL UTOPIA

FRANCE SELLING GRAIN CROP

FINE HARVEST RECORDED

¡Special to "Talegraph">

thly Taizgraph, Copyright. Telegraphis Mess engra Ordinance. 1881. Krceived, Datoher 11 2.08 aim.).

. Paris, Oct. 3. France, hitherto a big importer) of wheat, has joined the ranks of the exporters this year. She has burvested a bumper crop and is benefiting from an advance of

{Special to "Telograph").

(By Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphic Mem eaper Ordinance, -218%. Recefred, October] Detroit, Oct. 3. Detroit was sadly dis

Now York, Oct. 3. Judge James Barrett has decided illusioned to-day. Her bright that in spite of the charges of hopes for

a World Cham-murder and kidnapping awaiting pionship pennant, to tack Richard I. Hauptmann in the state up under the American of New Jersey, New York will pro-

secute him on the extortion count, price following the American and badly League flag, were

The trial will commence in the Canadian wheat lands' drought. jarred, though not obliterat- Bronx Court on October 11.

Over 4,000 tons of wheat have Mr. Upton Sinclair, whose pausible been exported from La Rochelle to election as Governor of California is It was decided that the Bronx the British Isles within the last causing some concern in capitalist a record-setting baseball trial

proceed few days and 18,000 tons of the

circles. outfit collapsed under the were taken or not, for there was La Rochelle and stored in ware- whether extradition proceedings 1934 crop has been bought around strain of the first game of no guarantee that extraaltionhouses ready for export to

ed. The air-tight infield of must lawfully

Frightened

By Sinclair.

Nomination

EPIC PLAN HURTS STATE CREDIT

BANKERS GIVE WARNING

(Special to "Telegraph”)

Fly Telegraph, Copyright, Teltgraphie Men- Pigra Ordinavera (anti, Received, October

San Francisco, Oct. 3. At least two prominent financial houses' here, Messrs. William Calvalier and Com- pany and the Blyth Com- pany, profess to see a flight

a World Series, and gave would succeed in every case of the Germany, Holland and Senedi the day away.

sort and a dangerous precedent navia Reuter Special, ĮLO WEN-KAN of capital from California on

The St. Louis Cardinals beat Detroit by eight runs to three.

might bo established.

Mon close to the can have donled reports that a confederate uspect. had been arrested and confessed tố" häving held the iadder by which the accused man entered the Lindbergli home nursery and carried the baby

away.

The Tigers, playing on their nwn grounds, made error after error. Five altogether. It was almost B new record for World Series match. And this from # team whleh has been "There is absolutely no founda- making history as an errorless tion for that report," they stale.— organisation. The Detroit runs] United Press. groaned.

At the end of the game the ́score-board read:

St. Louis Detroit

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8

13

2

X B

5

IMPROPER DECLARATION

RUM- RUNNERS REVIVE

U.S. TO PROTEST

RESIGNS

ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES

SUCCESSOR UNKNOWN

Nanking, Oct. 4.' Mr. Lo Wen-kan resigned from his post as Minister of Justice.

the

account of the nomination for the governorship of Mr. Upton Sinclair, alleged Socialist and advocate of startling utopian policies. in government.

Both these influential firms report that since Mr." Sinclair's nomination the market value of California has shrunk by the impres- state, city and county bonds

Mr.

Sinclair'a

TO BRITAIN

Washington, Oct. 3. ___The_reported__activity_of_craft Messrs. Jebsen and Company, suspected to be rum-runners, 'work-decision of the Central Political

He took this step in view of the dive amount of $50,000,000. summoned for failing to furaishim off the coast of Newfoundland, Council to pace the Ministry unclaims that bond prices are being headquarters a proper import declaration in re- has caused the State Department der

the jurisdiction of Detroit was fighting against the spect of 25 bundles of fibre cases to

renew discussions with the Judicial Yuan.

ddwnward manoeuvred

In pitching wizardry of the veteran and a carton of gummed kraft tape British Government with the

estart to discredit the candidacy Dizzy Dean, of course, and it was rolls on the liner President object of stopping smuggling,

it is understood Mr. Hsich of their chief. admitted that this would be their Coolidge on September 4, were

Kwan-sen, secretary-general of the The State Department, at the Judicial Yuan, will succeed hardest task of the series. Dean fined $50 by Mr. Hamilton in the

Mr. Mr. Sinclair, it will be recalled, is the man to beat. Greenberk Central Police Court this morning sent to London this afternoon, in Minsiter of Justice Mr. Cheng when he stood for nomination on Treasury Department's request, Lo, but meanwhile the vice-resigned from the Socialist party

Tien-hai is officiating-Rester,

showed that Dean can be hit when be pounded out a home run, but there was only a scattered hitting attack from the Tigers outside of this surprise.

GENERAL SUPERIORITY,

.

The Wing On Company announce formation in connection with the that their stores will be closed to smuggling of liquor in order to morrow, October 5, and will reopen to secure appropriate action by the Sexiness on Satgrday.

| British authorities.-Reuter.

Altogther, the Cardinals showed INDIA RESERVE BANK

a general superiority in this game, They hit better, fielded better and were more sure of themselves." Medwlek smacked out a home run and his team mates knucked two pitchers out of the box. Crowder, Detroit's ace in the hole, was plastered with hits in the early innings. Marberry did not do any'

PROJECT OUTLINED

OPERATING

ray-Run accidentally were directed AMERICAN GESTURE better. Hogsett finished the game. NEXT YEAR

towards people in a near-by field.

They struck them and the people crumpled up unconscious or stood rigid and helpless as though hypnotised."-United Press.

INSULL TRIAL COMMENCES

Jury Selection Is Completed

(Special to "Telegraph”)

(ly Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphis a asper Ordinance, 1884. Received, October A 2-14 27.J

Chicago, Oct. 3.

The jury for the trial of Mr. Samuel Inaull, the famous financial klant whose $3,000,000,000 business collapsed during the early depres alon months, has been completed to the satisfaction of both sides.

Mr. Insull, his son and fifteen other defondants are charged hore with fraud.United Press,

TOWARDS UNITY

(Special to "Telegraph")

But it was the errors which caused the biggest surprise and were responsible for the Cardinals' high scoring. Five times the in- field. fumbled the ball and ́ ́ave|

ty Telegraph, Conwright. Telegraphic Memes butters and runners romped

en gir Ordinance. 1391. Bersired, October around the bases in consequence.

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PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME

SHARE ISSUE

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San Francisco. Oct. 3.

Dean pitched his usual sterling game. Ile possessed the same un- "Workers of the United States, shaken form which brought the Canada and Great Britain must Cardinals to the top of the unite to prevent the apparently National League and kept them approaching war." declared Mr. there. The St. Louis boys have William Green, President of the much for which to thank this "The Government to India think American Federation of Labour, lanky star.-Reuter. addressing the convention of that

organisation to-day.

"The people governed by mon mad with the-luat for power can- not be allowed to auffer. The rulers cannot be allowed to march the masses on to the battlefield. -United Press.

YACHT RACE ABANDONED

ميسة

INSUFFICIENT

WIND AGAIN (

POPULAR OFFICER RETIRING

Shanghai Police Presentation

1..

the

London, Oct. 3, The India Office announces,

it desirable that they should | now state, for the information of the public, the approximate programme of the stages by which they hope that the Re- serve Bank will be brought into existence.

"It must, however, be under- stood that this programme is

ŠTANBULENCIONARANJO

DELICATE TASK

OF DIPLOMACY

Anchin Lama Back From Tibet

Shanghai, Oct. 4, The Anchin Lama, who Teft for Tibet several months ago to exchange views with religious and political leaders there with regard to plans for the return of the Panchan Lama to his native land, returned here yesterday.

on

He is leaving for India October 10 and no announcement of his suc- cess or failure has been made.-Reuter,

ди

a Democratic tickot. 'He defeated with cuse the Roosevelt-sponsored OUT OF POLITICS..

nominee, who advanced a straight Now Deal polley. Mr. Sinclair had Nanking, Oct. 4.. The Central Political Council has an Epic plan for his contribution resolved to make a change in the to the good of the land and as indicial administrative system, osture of good faith he took it which will involve the transfer of down to Washington soon after he the Judiciary Ministry from the was nominated, control of the Executive Yunn; to that of the Judiciary Yuan.

.

MODIFIED SCHEMES.

In consequence of this change, It is believed, however, that Mr. Dr. Lo Wen-kan, Minister of Sinclair has modified his program- Justice, his tendered his reaigna- me somewhat since he has discuss tion to Mr. Wang Ching-wel, Preed the prospects with President aident of the Executive Yuan. Al-Roosevelt and other leaders of though he

resigned the Democratic party, formally yesterday, he had actually been absent from office nifice Tuesday,

Dr. Lo Wen-kan has signified his intention of retiring to his native town and will apply himself to read. ing and study--Central News.

PRINCE AT FREMANTLE

WARM WELCOME TO AUSTRALIA

Meanwhile, the gubernatorial nomince is waiting for the final verdict of the polls next month. Though it is admitted by political friends that Mr. Sinclair has lost aome of his glamour and appeal to the popular fancy, it is predicted that he will win the governorship without a strugglo..

RESTLESS FINANCIERS,

It is this prediction, according to the prophets, which is causing the financial unrest. Financial men aro not impressed by Mr." Sinclair's, dream of a Utopia and his much-advertised Epic plan.

The idex of putting men to work VAST CROWD ON on farms and in factories which

have ceased to operate may be good. ROAD TO PERTH in theory, they say, but the attempt to introducen system of trade by Fremantle, Oct. 4. barter between them will have

éircled overhead

affect on businese, they

purely provisional and that un-quired for the Issue Department, Aeroplane was das crowded anticipated, and curmot be con- foreseen developments may as laid down in the Act. necessitate a departure from it. "If the early stages of this with pleasure craft, when H.M.S.sidered. Furthermore, the pro- "According to this programme, programme can, in fact, be carried Sussex, bringing His Royal High-mise of high corporation taxation Shanghai, Oct.

it is the intention that the Reput according to this plan, it is pess the Duke of Gloucester to has medo bond-holders very wary serve Bank should be formally intended that the Reserve Bank, the Melbourne Centenary Celebra of the advent of Mr. Sinclair's The Chinese branch of

constituted and. members of the

Utopin United. Press. Shanghai Municipal Pólico

hould assume its statutory functies, arrived to-day, night presented Extra-Commis effect from the beginning of 1936. banks on July 1, 1935, this being and cheering the Prince along the last Central Board nominated with tions in relation to the scheduled The welcome was vociferous,

REACTION. enormous crowds lining the atroets. sloner R. M. J. Marlin with a

It is hoped that the Board will the date most convenient to the Chicago, Oct. 8.

New York, Oct. 8. The second race for the Sea- beautiful gold: Buddha.

find it practicable to lasuo shares hanke concerned. The names of whole of the thirteen mile route The Wall Street Journal states, Testimony in the Insull trial wanhak Cup was postponed to-day This popular offleor la rotiring, early in 1936. On this assump the two Deputy Governors and of to Perth. here will probably commence to because of the total Inck of wind and his retirement takes effect tion, it should be possible for the the members of the first Central His first public function was a feature by selling of California Pa that the market to-day wRK The British and American con- from Sunday, after twenty years. Bank on April 1, 1836, to take over Board will be announced in due visit to the War Memorial, whore stocks on fears of the election of The prosecution is prepared to tenders have now made two ale He will return to England, ne- the Government account to as course, and in any case as long ho deposited a wreath. Later he Mr Upton Sinclair, who lavours proceed. The Jury hos been tempts to all this event without companied by Mrs. Martin, onsume its currency responsibilities, no possible before January opened the Perth Royal Agricul high corporation taxes Son

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and to take over the assets are next."—fritish Wireless..

Culbertson and Frils.

TESTIMONY COMMENCES.

morrow.

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