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GERMANY'S DAVIS CUP VICTORY

WILL MEET AMERICA IN NEXT ROUND

VON CRAMM AND MENZEL IN THRILLING DUEL

Prague, July 14.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1985.

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CANADA'S FIRM

ON POLICY

Ottawa, July 13. The retiring Japanese Ami- bassador to London, Mr. Mat- sudaira paid a brief visit to the Japanese Ambassador to Washing- tom, Mr. Salte, who is at present here, before continuing his journey to Tokyo.

There was no conference atrang- ed with Canadian officials, because of which it is interpreted that the Japan-Canada trade controversy will be conducted by the Japanese Minister to Canada and the Cann

The Prime Minister of Canada,

Germany has qualified to meet the United States on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday next in the Inter-dian Minister to Japan. Zone final of the Davis Cup Lawn Tennis Competition, their team to-day beating Czecho-Slovakia by four matches to one. Germany's representatives, G. von Cramm, runner-up to Fred Perry at Wimbledon, and L. Henkel, both wor their matches to-day, following the victory scored by von Cramm and Kay Lund against Menzel and Josef Malacek in the doubles match yester-Canadian markets day.

Baron von Cramm clinched the issue to-day when he was matched against Menzel in the first of the singles matches. He.won by scores of 6-2, 6-4, 3-6, 5-7, 6-1.

It was a hard and thrilling match with many long rallies. The games went with the service in the first set until 3-2 was called in von Cramm's favour. Menzeľs serving was not of the usual high standard and von Cramm took the next four games in a row.

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MR. B. Bennet, although ad- mitting that fifty per cent. of the Japanese surtax оп Canadian goods would have an adverse effect on Canada's trade and Riso that he was hoping to bring about a compromise, indicated that he had no Intention of opening more to Japanese

products.

This, he indicated, was due to the dissimilarity of the wage and living standards between the two countries--United Preas.

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was concerned, was May 18. That 11 Saturday, and Mr. in the second aet Cramm probably consist of Allison and D'Almada, enr, was in Court, man with other partners left Can- was down 3-0. He was missing Van Hyn as the doubles purir, who Mr. D'Almada, however, informed ton and was next seen here in many shots that normally would were runners-up at Wimbledon the Magistrate that he was feeling have been easy for him. Menzel and only fell when confronted by ill and requested an adjournment.ongkong. That was three years

BRO. 1- submit that in all the | led at 4-1 but the German was the powerful Australian combin- This was also granted.

evidence against him. He Was now placing mest arcurately and tion, Crawford and Quist; Donald reeled off the remaining

the manager and looked after the Budge, the youthful Californian The witness. Wong Piu-sang. business, When the shop closed, for the second art.

star who was a quarter-finalist at who, in his view, was an import-he came down to Hongkong. Menzel played magnificent Wimbledon; and Sydney Wood, witness in this case.. dis

MAGISTRATE WRONG tennis in the third set while von semi-finalist, whom Von Cramm | appeared after this sitting.

Dealing with the second point, Cramm alan made some wonderful defeated in the Wimbledon inurna.

was never seen again in the course Mr. Jenkin said that the Magis- returns on the back-hand andment to advance through the last of the proceedings which went on trate was master of the situation down the side lines, and thrilled bracket with Fred Perry, the for sometime thereafter. When entirely, provided that he always the crowd with his brilliance.

champion.

on May 23 the parties appeared applied the proper principles. The Von Cramm and Kay Land will

in Court and Mr. D'Almada was thing was obvious that he had and re- proceeded on an entirely wrong Baron von Cramm led 2-0 but probably be Clermany's doubles ready to cross-examine Menzel increased pressure, put-pale, and the mighty Baron, with quested the attendance of Wong line by stating that in committing ting tremendous power behind his 14. Henkel, will certainly be the Fiu-sang, he was informed that the man for surrender for extra- shots and took the lead at 4-3. singles players. Von Cramm is that witness avas no longer present dition he need have less evidence Every point was hard fought for virtually certain of two matches, and was in Canton. Mr. D'Almada if he could. He was wholly wrong on and after nine games the Czech and Honkel-hasanavon chance of then processed with the cross this and was install-princi

winning against Badge, which examination

of the other wit-ples, inlcuding the Magistrates' He also made certain sub-Ordinance itself. He had been In the fourth act Menzel broke therefore makes it very necessary nesses. through to lead at 4-2 and he for Amerien to take the doubles missions to the Magistrate, one of hopelessly misted by somebody. again led at 53 before winning match and for Wood to beat Hen- which was that he had not been Furthermore, the Magistrate had by 7-5.

A win in either of these able to cross-examine this man, also suggested in giving his deci- listeners will This set lasted 3kel.

matches will almost certainly Wong Piu-sang. He was minutes.

oversion that if there were any doubt tired when give Germany the honours and put ruled on this paint, and, in due at all, the doubt was one for the Menzel was very

her three-man team Into the course, he called the fugitive to prosecution. It was so Bovel, said Challenge Round against the give evidence. The fugitive, how-Counsel,, that it would be most Davis Cup holders, Great Britain's ever, was committed.

dangerous for the Magistrate to take such a view.

In reply to His Lordship, Coun- sel admitted that he had ቤ authority for this argument but was doing so on principles, the Magistrate had applied the praper principles, he submitted, the fugitive should have been dis-

won the set.

the final set started and appeared to be affected by the heat. Von Cramm was playing in beautiful style, particularly with his back- hand atrokes, and won a fine match by taking the final set at

HENKEL BEATS CASKA Henkel out-played

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Counsel then referred to certain parts of the judgment of the Geneva, July 14, Nations Council is called on July age.

If a meeting of the Lengue of Magistrate. He said that in one the Magistrate had 25, it is learned here that the stated that from the evidence, of Italian Government will in all, pro- both sides it was clear that there out-bability send representatives.

was a prima facie case against the generalled Caska in the final The authorities in Rome are fugitive. The Magistrate also match of the the and won by 2-6 adopting a less hostile attitude to said that there was no evidence charged.

wards the League of Nations feel that the case was a political one, Replying for the Crown, Mr. Caska began well with quicking that Great Britain is unlikely and added that in an extradition Fraser Anid that he accurate play in the first set, but to sit that League action be case less evidence was needed for rather surprised that such an ag- once the German found his form taken against Italy in the event of committal than in a criminal case.plication should have been made his superiority was pronounced.

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Continuing, Mr. Jenkin said: If counsel as Mr. Jenkin strokes with masterly technique. strong case to put before the the learned Magistrate is there DECLINED TO CROSS.EXAMINE --Heuter.

League and will probably move attempting to set principles of "It is alleged," continued Mr. EVEN CHANCES

that Abyssinin should be asked to English law, he has stated prin- Fraser, "that there was no oppor America's Davis Cup team has relinquish League membership.--ciples which are entirely unknown tunity for cross-examination and to me. He has either been misled in that matter I will briefly refer not yet been announced. It will Reuter Special,

into this view of the principles to the fact that is set out in the appertaining to his duty or his affidavits of Mr. Lockhart-Smith matters or he has come across it and Inspector Shannon. They some authority which I know show briefly that on May 16, Mr. piot.

D'Almada was unable to attend: Counsel then went on IN LIFE'S SORE STRAITH BRACE AND The Empress of Asin is due here

to say and the fugitive was then repre- DISPLAY THY COURAGE; BOLDNESS IS from Shanghai at 8 am, on Wednes- that be based his arguments on sented by his son; that the witness, WISDOM THEN.-florace.

two points. The first point was Wong Piu-sang, was in, Court; that that the law wiH not look at any Mr.. D'Almada, jnr., declined" 16 | 12.30 a.m. Clone dowɑ DJQ, DJH (Germ.. evidence which had not been cross-examine him; and that on adequately decided by gross- May 18 the same thing happened examination. The second was when Wong was in Court. The that although the sufficiency of matter of cross-examination had the evidence required to put the been strongly urged by my friend man up for trial or for extradi-on the basis that English law Wong Kwong, a returned banishee, Mr. C. F. Pragnell, residing at No. tion was entirely a matter for the does not allow the introduction of was sentenced to six months burdal Taipo Bond, first floor, reports Magistrate, yet if he had gone evidence which has not labour by Mr. Macfadyen the that about 8 p.m. on Sunday, his Central Folles Court this morning formal heard a baby crying outside Wong in law in weighing that cross-examined, and up to a cer- committing a breach of the deporta- the dear of his But. She went out, evidence, his committal must be tain point I agree with him. But

And found a newly-born male chifi quashed.

are we procceding under the com- lying on the landing near the door, Counsel then quoted authorities mon law? This application for Rear Admiral Shosuke Shimomura, The baby was taken to the creche, at great length in support of his extradition is purely:statutory and Commander-in-Chief of the 6th Taipo Road,

two points, after which he stated is a thing not recognised by com- that the reservation Destroyer Flotilla of the Japanese

for cross-mon law. It is true in the Magis- A fine of $50, or in default

six examination Navy, who arrived in the Colony

was asked for indtrates' Ordinance and in the fow days ago on the destroyer weeks hard inbour, was passed by

Extradition was no sugges-Chinese at the Central Kranted. There Tatsuta, transferred his flag to the Mr. W. Schofield,

Magistracy this morning, on Weng Lion, he said, that Mr. D'Almadis which follows the lines of Eng- Japanese gunboat. Saga this morning Cheung, unemployed, who admitted was fooling at the time when he lish Acts, the same procedure had and proceeded to Canton. He will

stealing two suits of clothing, a razor, reserved his later make a trip to Macao.

cross-examination, been applied, but Your Lordship

will

sec from the Extradition Wong Piu-sang, would Ordinance that even depositions Unless he was pressed taken outside the Colony are in that the cross-examination should certain cases admissible in pro- take place on the day in question, ceedings in Hongkong.

da

An unknown Chinese has been ad Dr. Anjoc, residing at No. 4 Homan-mitted to the Government Civil los tin lill, has reported to the police pital suffering with injuries recrived the loss of a motor driver's licence, through being knocked down by $40 in noter, $18 is money and two tranicar in Wanchai near Mallory receipts for $20 in Yaumati.

tion order.

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Following the arrest of a man for stealing wweet in a shop at Ko Shing Street, a fight, ensued in which

Street.

an electric torch und Th cents in hoping against hope that the

money from the Woo Yick contractors, witness, Tal ilang, property of three fokis,

A woman, Chan Pik, aged 18, was

the alleged thief, Chau Chung, aged fined $100, or one month's hard

run away.

60, sustained an Injured wrist and labour in default, when the picaded counsel submitted that the matter had to be sent to hospital. The caso guilty before Mr. Macfadyen at the❘ was finished,

• was mentioned before Mr. Macfadyen | Central Magistracy this morning to at the Central Magistracy this morn the possession of 380 po-piu lottery

clined,

been

Ordinance

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Mr. Fraser then reviewed the evidence at great length, and con- "It is useless for the Crown."tended that the application must. and was adjourned for 48 hours, tickets. Sho was arrested on in that Mr. D'Almada had the oppor-His Lordship said that the Magis

went on counsol, "to come and say be dismissed.

In dismissing the application, Sub-Inspector Tylor prosecuted. formation and told the Court she was tunity of cross-examining the

carrying tho tickets for another witnesses and that he had de trate was, empowered to conduct. Followed by a district watchman in person." Des Voeux Road Central, Li Hól, 19,

My case in regard to the matters as if he were conducting junemployed, was seen to take a puras Threa weeks' hard tabour was ovidence is that if you do not look proceedings with a view to com

by Wong mittal of the fugitive. Assuming from the pocket of Wong Chi-kwong, meted out by Mr. Macfadyen in the at the evidence given

fadyen At the Central Police Court Chan Siu-po, 24, unemployed,, who all on the deposition against the bearing on the case, he felt that a teacher. Brought before Mr. Mac- Central Magistracy this morning to Piu-aang, there is no evidence at that the evidence of the witness, Wong Piu-sang, had an important guilty and was sentenced to three clothing from 244 Des Voeux Rod fugitivo. The summary of the the Magistrato had other amplo. this morning.

*tha culprit pleaded pleaded guilty to stealing $1.04_and]

ovidence is this: That this man evidence from other witnesses, to months hard labour. Defendant and-"

Central,

Defendant was arrested (the fugitivo) was a partner in mitted three previous convictions, wearing the clothes. Acting Sub- Acting Sub-Inspector Smith prosecut. Inspector Smith appeared for the the pawnshop in Canton. This come to the decision which he had

prosecution.

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