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SINGLE JOEY 10 DENTE

No. 148

FOUNDED 1001 CAD MATAR TUESDAY, OCTOBER

9. 1934.

日二月九 11629 TER ANNUM

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WHITEAWAYS

FIFTY-TWO KILLED AS REBELS DYNAMITE LORRY

WORLD SERIES

TIED AGAIN

DETROIT LOSES GRIP ON PENNANT

NEXT GAME DECIDES LEAGUE RIVALRY

Detroit, Oct. 8.

Back in Detroit, where they were greeted like conquering heroes, the Tigers were once again humbled on their own grounds at Navin Field by a rejuvenated team of fighting St. Louis Cardinals to-day. Thus the World's Series for the baseball prize of the year was tied again, and the issue will not be decided until

to-morrow.

Having whipped St. Louis twice on their own field, the Tigers were confident that their one-game fead would see them through and that they would make it three straight for the pennant. They put their young pitching prodigy into the box to make sure of the game.

But Schoolboy Rowe was hit ten times at a cost of four runs. It was that fourth run that beat the Tigers.

The hox score read:

Detrait

St. Louis

11. E.

R 7 *

1 10

Paul Dean, saved for just such an emergeney as this one, pitched for St. Louis. Though hot as sensational as his brother Dizzy. Paul is a steadier pitcher. He Tigers to held the hard-hitting seven safeties which brought in Three runs.

UNDER STRAIN,

A

The players were under strain to-day. If Detroit won it meant the end of the series and victory for the American League leam. St. Louis hud to win to tie The high-tension may the series. have accounted for the Detroit Urors. Two of them there were, and they cost the extra runs which gave St. Louis the winning ad- vantage.

Each team had scored one asj they commenced the fifth inning. Rowe, Tiger nee, was throwing perfect curven, but the St. Louis battera suddenly fastened an to two or three. Presently the bases full. Rowe wa pitching more carefully, watching the base. runners, trying to snatch a put- out at first base with a whip-like

to rattle

were

BRITAIN URGED TO STABILISE

Financers Watch Gold Bloc

(Special to "Telegraph")

itty Telegraph. Capright. Telegraphic Mer TAPL. Received. Ortaler

Medisaner,

soon

ex-

Basle, Oct. 8 Hope that Great Britain would stabilise sterling as

as possible was pressed at a meeting here to day of the Governors of the Central Banks and the

of affiliated Bank

Inter- national Settlements

The mceling also dis cussed the conference of the Gold Bloc nations which will take place in Brussels shortly.Reuter Special.

',

delivery when the runner took a Fearful Fokis

long lead-off and tried

him.

TWO RUNS IN.

Then the ball to the plate, a lunge, a crack, and a line-drive in-1 to the outfeld; batter sprinting, base-runners moving home at top speed: fumble in the infield and two runs across the plate. It happened very quickly. St. Louis led by two runs.

Coming up in the sixth, Detrolt was grimly

ז

Flee From Wuchow NO DESIRE FOR

Signor Mussolini has again declared that Italy will continue to defend Austrian independence. He is here seen, on right, with Mr. Kurt Schuehnign, the new Chancellor of Austria, on the latter's

recent arrival at Florence.

CITY OF CAMBRIDGE TO

BE ABANDONED

ATTEMPT TO RESCUE REMAINDER OF CREW TO BE MADE BY SUFFOLK TO-DAY

MAHMANTRIK RAAMATTOJENECMENT

TSAI TING-KAI'S CONQUESTS

Welcomed As Hero In Chicago

(Special to "Telegraph"). tity Telegraph, Coppright, Telegraphic Ordinance. 1996 Received,

القدر

الكافي

علي

and am.

Mes-

Jelabre

Chicago, Oct. 8. General - Tial Ting-kai, the Defender of Shanghai and the man who led the Fukien rebels in the field against Nanking, was greet- ed here like a conquering hero to-day.

He is being feted by civic officials and Chinese re- sidents and will remain a week.-United Press,

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PARTURITÉS ROMANTIKA RIVAS TO SEJALLCESTI MENAS CASINOSIUMIGATO

Five-Day

ARMY SERVICE Week Urged

By Labour

Wuchow, Oct. 9..

determined. They general exodus of merchants got runners on the bases and care-from Wuchow has started following fully set about driving them in. an order issued by the local authorf

They succeeded and the Detroit ties for conscription of 7,000 ONLY REMEDY FOR fans were delirious with joy. The speeint militia corps score was tied again.

men

among the merchant

from

claga. · UNEMPLOYMENT St. Louis, however, scored one Numerous fokis have deserted their run in their half of the inning. shops and left for Kwangtung or It was enough to beat Detroit, for longkong, preferring to give up thereafter Faul Dean pitched air- their jobs rather than enter com- tight ball, and the Tiger bittera pulsory military service. were confounded.

MANAGER SPIKED.

In view of this situation,in which trado la paralysed, the Wuchow Chamber of Commerce has petition- Detroit had some more bad lucked, the Government to withdraw in losing Manager Mickey Coch this order.-Central News.

Bent to

rane, who was spiked while coach-| ing a runner, Ho was hospital after the game and X-ray ilcture showed that though the wound was not serious, it would. considerably handicap the veteran. He will be imping about to-

morrow.

U.S. MINISTER

ON LEAVE

A ligament has been. DEPARTS FOR HOME pulled in his left knee-enp also. Reuter

FROM SHANGHAI

Shanghai; Oct. 9.

The New Territory medicali The United States Minister to benevolent branch, of the St. John China, Mr. Nelson Johnson, loft

San Francisco, Oct. 8. "Five-day working weeks without reduction of pay is the latest demand of the American Federation of Labour, in convention here for the last few days.

Amid a thunder of ap plause the A. F. L. to-day unanimously approved of a resolution demanding a five-day working week of thirty hours, without any reduction in pay.

HAUPTMANN FACING GHASTLY MURDER CHARGE CRIME IN

INDICTED BY STATE GRAND JURY

NEW JERSEY

PROSECUTE

TO

DATE OF MURDER DISCOVERED?

(Special to "Telegraph”)

(lly Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphie Moan

Ordinamer. 1896. Received, October Buramemand

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لے

الركن

عبد

النا

Flemington, N.J., Oct. 8. Richard I. Hauptmann, charged in New York with extortion, has been indicted by the Grand Jury here on a charge of murder in connec- tion with the Lindbergh kidnapping.

The Grand Jury consisted of twenty men and three women. most of them parents, who were charged by the judge to Indict for murder if the Hauptmann

State presented sufficient evidence that the child met death acciden- tally or intentionally at the hands of Hauptmann,

His Honour added that the Grand Jury had been called for the

of purpose

presenting evidence which the State thought With the anticipated improve-tended to show that Häuptmann ment in the weather conditions it raurdered the Lindbergh baby an is expected that it will be possible March 1, 1932.

to take the remainder of the crow Evidence would show. he said, of the City of Cambridge, which that the child was killed as a re- is lying hard aground on a reaf gult of a blow inflicted by the on Pratas Island, on board HMS. accused. Suffolk to-day.

Yesterday sixty of the eighty men on board the stranded vessel were rescued.

THE INDICTMENT,

The indictment declared that With the rescue of the entire Hauptmann "on or about March crew, H.M.S. Suffolk will return 1, 1932, with force and arme, did to Hongkong. It is feared that wilfully, feloniously and with It will be impossible to salvage the malice aforethought, kill and

Charles City of Cambridge owing to her murder present battered condition.

She Junior," is stated to be badly holed and

Lindbergh,

Jury

to

The houring of witnesses and is still being jrounded by heavy the deliberations of the sens. There are no signs however occupied four hours and three of her breaking up.

quartors..

Extradition proceedings, The tug Taikoo made another attempt to reach the scene of thebring Hauptmann here for trial wreck this morning. Yesterday from the State of New York, are and the previous day

being expedited. No date can she was forced to put back to Hongkong yet be set for the hearing, how- awing to the heavy weather. 2.

[ever,~~Reuter and United Presa.

LONDON ADVICES.

According to British Wireless advices from London to-day HMS. Suffolk rescued six officers, three apprentices and 65 Lascar members of the crew of the City of Cambridge, the, 7,058 tons cargo steamer. The Suffolk, which was despatched Saturday with

to scene of wreck, made speed several unsuccessful attempts on Sunday to reach the vessel which was swept by mountainous sens and the cruiser stood by through-

ut the night.

tions rescues were effected.

al

INDUSTRY IMPROVES

EMPLOYMENT

IN BRITAIN

NOTABLE GAIN

London, Oct. 8. The Ministry of Labour's ra Attempts were renewed at day-turns for the past month afford break and under porilous condi- further evidence of a general Im- provement in industry. As com- The Captain and five officers pared with the previous month and 15 Lascars still remain on the and with September of last year, City of Cambridge which is re-substantial increases in the num ported to be on an even keel, but ber in employment and decreases with her bow completely out of in numbers unemployed are re- water, while at her stern the loss vealed,

of her propeller is vialble,

Returns estimate that on Sep- Salvage seems improbable but tember 24, there were approx- there is overy prospect of the re-imately 1,023,300 insured persons maining members of her crew aged 101 employment to than being rescued.

U.S. CROPS

LATEST OFFICIAL ESTIMATE

Troops on guned in the city of Havana, where a state of emergency

has been declared.

ANOTHER REVOLT

IN CUBA

HAVANA BOMB OUTRAGES

TROOPS GUARD

CAPITAL

(Special in "Telegraph")

fly Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphie Mee

Ordinance, 19). Brexited,

2. 0,42 12.m

October

ASTURIAS

TROOPS BLOWN, TO PIECES

TERRORISTS STILL ACTIVE

Madrid, Oct. 8. Fifty-two soldiers were al- most instantly killed, some of them being literally blown to pieces, when they were dynamited by rebels to-day.

The soldiers were specially picked Shock Troopers, and were being conveyed in a big military lorry.

Apparently the roaming terror- ists in the country-side had been Hlying in walt for just such an op

|portunity, for na the lorry-load of men passed their place of conceal- ment a dynamite-mine was sprung.

Every man in the lorry was either killed outright or so badly injured that he died almost at once.

The dynamiting vecurred lu Asturias, where thus far there has been no greaf excitement.

To-day's casualties bring the unofficial total of dead to 400 dur-

g the recent revail--Reuter.

REVOLT SUBSIDING:

Madrid, Oct. 8. The situation at midnight in the capital in more quiet and hopeful. The Socialists now uppyar to realise that they are fighting losing battle.. Railway comprunication has been reestablished throughout the country with the exception of Asturin.

After a lengthy altting of the

Havana, Oct. 8. Despite strong-forces-offcabinet it was announced that courts" troops scattered throughout martial will convened to-day. Most the city, thirty-four bombs of the trials will be in Barcelona. The law will be carried out how- were exploded in Cuba's ever painful it may be, the Cabinet

announced.-enter, capital to-day.

Street cars were fired upon by rebels and taxi- cabs were stoned.

Revolutionaries are touring the city in automobiles firing at ran

dom.

All bus company workers, and

RESIGNING IN PROTEST

the men of ice piante, con yard CONTROL YUAN'S

textile and tobacco factories, and other wage-earners as well, have joined a strike which will be effec tive over a wide area.

DECISION

Nanking, Oct. 9.'

The atrike has been called in

A ruffle has been caused in Cen-- Matanza, Santa Clara, Camague, tral Government circles.by the Santiago and other smaller centres. reported decision of all the members The strike is due to the failure of the Control Yuan to tender of the American-owned Culanel resignations en bloc for the reason Electric Company to re-employ that they are dissatisfied with the forty-nine employees who were dis decision of the Committee for Dis- missed some time ago as a result of ciplinary Punishment of Officials charges of sobotage against them. In dismissing the case of Koo -United Presa.

EXPLORERS' RECORD TREK

BRITISH PARTY'S.

ARDUOUS TASK

MAPPING OF GREENLAND

London, Oct. 8.

Loutenant Martin Lindsay, and

Meng-yu, Minister of Bailway, who was charged some time ago by the Control Yuan with certain Irregu- larities.

|-- However, since it is within the A

competency of the Committee for Disciplinary Punishment of Officials to take such a decision, efforts are being exerted to persuade the Control Yuan not to go too far. | Otherwise they might lose sympathy Jof the people.—Central News.

YELLOW RIVER SUBSIDING

his party of explorers, who have But Thousands In Need carried out the longest self-sup- porting exploration ΟΠ record, arrived at Aberdeen from Green-

land to-day.

Some 350 miles of hitherto un-' known territory have been map- ped and an extensive addition has

Of Relief

Tientsin, Oct. 0. According to a report from

tain. This was 08,000 more than the month before and 852,000 more than the

in which improve Industr before. iment was most marked were coal mining, woollen and worsted manufacture, boots and shoes, and Pottery manufacture, There was also some improvement in employ. been made to the knowledge of the Changwan, in Southern Hopef, the

Greenland Ice Cap.

flood situation in that quarter of Washington, Oct. 8.-

ment in Iron and steel, cotton and The Crop Reporting Board of hosiory Industries.

Threo sledges travolled 1,150 the province has been somewhat. Estimates of the US. Department On September 24 the numbers miles west to cast across Green- ameliorated since the Yellow River of-Agriculture-has-announced-its

gisters of employment exchanges the journey was made or continu-

and. In severe storma; 450 miles of at a very slow rate. season as follows:

were 1,617,073 wholly unemployed, Crop Indication: 0,443,000 bales. 862,690 temporarily stopped and

ous ice.. The Sincera Co., Ltd., announce that This estimate shows an increase 81,618 normally in casual employ- al Day all their stores will be closed figures. Brokers consider this the month before and 254,740

(Wednesday.), businoas slightly bullish-Swan, Culbertson less than the year before. resuming on the following day.

and Fritz,

This measure, it was agreed, was the only con«, structive remedy for the relief-of-unemployment,"

· Renter

fourth crop report of the 1034.901 unemployed personsonlands-over-moat-diffeuit-country is showing signs of receding, but”

Ambulance Brigade dealt with no for home this morning aboard, the in calebration of the Chinose Nation of 191;000 bales over the previous ment. This was, 54,501 less than Anamagasalik by

fewer than 4,404 new cases, during President Hoover, September. Maternity cases numbered,

148, Including two pairs of twins horn at Ha Teun.'

He la going on long leave tomorrow Reiter.

British Wireless.

* Tido preasure'on'the`dykes along The party

was picked up at both sides has also lessened. the British Emergency measures are nooded trawler Jacinth only four hours to relieve the thousands of homeless before the winter ice closed the refugees, who are clamouring for |foods and clother-Central News, harbour.British Wireless,