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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1933
Page
1
Jack Crawford advanced to the Wimbledon men's singles semi finals at noon on Monday by defeating English Davis Cup player Hughes in straight sets. He won the first 6 1 and dominated the second, taking control with hard drives and precise play to seal the match.
Three occupants of a de Boutter monoplane escaped serious injury after a dawn crash near Melbourne. The aircraft piloted by Alex Barlow carried two observers during a search for missing collier Christina Fraser. Dense fog obscured the aerodrome end, the plane struck a tree, tore away engine parts, and broke apart after skidding over 100 yards. The crew crawled free with only cuts and shock as onlookers rushed to assist.
The article reports President Roosevelt urging an indirect exchange accord for conference purposes to address rent trade issues, with a memorandum issued this morning. Reactions ranged from speculation to optimism, describing Roosevelt as both masterful and pedagogic in guiding the conference discussions.
A dated speech outlines aims for global currency stability under Roosevelt era policy. It discusses maintaining purchasing power, debt repayment, and diverging currency values while considering a temporary exchange ring and a restored international gold standard through centralized banks.
New Zealand will adhere to the tariff truce for the duration of the Voamamic Conference according to officials. The pact aims to reduce trade frictions and stabilize relations during the talks.
The weekend London meetings unfolded with a long series of talks among Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, Mr. Chamberlain, and other British leaders. The delegation convened to discuss the crisis as Italy Belgium and other nations sent representatives to the Treasury. No decision was announced and a US statement was planned for circulation before eleven.
The text of the declaration drawn up at the Economic Conference urges governments to subscribe to limits on gold holdings and to avoid prejudicing future gold reserves while pursuing an international monetary standard. It notes that signatory governments agree to adopt measures to limit exchange fluctuations under proper conditions.
The Party Telegraph reports Roosevelt’s negative reply on foreign policy and stresses that the dollar must fall further for his domestic aims. It argues gold bloc countries will protect themselves and Britain should either devalue the pound or form a British Empire bloc to avoid being sidelined.
The Financial News reports Cordell Hull is expected to announce that President Roosevelt sees no reason central banks cannot act to curb inflation. If concessions to the gold countries occur, the conference may continue despite tensions over monetary policy.
The document depicts renewed doubt as President Roosevelt rejects a currency scheme. Diplomats warn of possible early conference adjournment while most believe a firm stance is prudent until Cordell Hull clarifies Roosevelt policy.
Reports from Dairen recount the laid bare piracy aboard the Shenan steamer near Hoshigaura Beach. Five former Shanghai residents, led by Captain Tauden, executed brutal acts, killed crew, and hijacked the vessel renamed Whail to Dalren before grounding. Two fugitives still at large as authorities close in.
Survivors describe a calculated act of piracy after leaving Tientsin for Shanghai. Ten deaths followed as foreigners moved to control the vessel with two men stationing themselves at key positions before firing on the crew. The chief mate Nomnatinoff attempted a response but was killed amid the gunfire.
In prison, Dastiaeh admits piracy was planned at Dalren. He says he killed some Chinese, not sure how many, but denies killing Captain Vikan. The shooting lasted about ten minutes as they aimed to scare, then struck the roof and fled. he felt no regret and notes the crew were educated men amid tensions with Chinese in the region.
In a brisk match Hughes, trailing early, rallied briefly but Crawford from Austria prevailed 7-5 in the decisive set. The Briton Hughes showed fight, yet Crawford improved with each rally and secured the semi final berth. Gramford and cat play were noted in the back chatter as the match wore on.
The Minister for Commerce Mr H Stewart will meet shipping company representatives and citrus industry figures to discuss opening Canadian and other markets for citrus fruit. Attending are Mr H A Parkes secretary of the Federal Citrus Council and delegates from Union Steamship Canadian Pacific Steamship Co and New South Wales Fruitgrowers Association.
The NGW Lawn Tennis Association announced acceptance of terms for the Australian Davis Cup team to tour America on its way home after the Sydney event.
The missing collier Christina Fraser remains unfound after a gale on June 24 25 with search efforts along the Victoria coast failing to locate survivors or wreckage. Air Force salvage plans were scrapped and a Marine plane ordered back to base as authorities press the search.
At a general meeting the Ratepayers Association discussed a motion to amalgamate Queanbeyan with Yarrowlumla Shire. The proposal involves seeking Federal Capital Territory backing and requests access to arrears data to present to the Minister for Local Government. Oldfield and others debated costs, staff sharing, and the pace of merger, with some opposing rapid action and urging government clarity on valuation bases.
MPR. W. miner wenn, We MUA and Co. owners of the miming center, said the company prepared to continue the search tonight but it seemed unlikely the vessel would be found. They planned Maliaccota Inlet tomorrow to search Master Bay and the Ninety Mile Hunch.
Marine experts from Sydney and Monasy interviewed an aged couple 38 miles from Mden who reported seeing ship distress flares on Monday. A search party combed the coast and near the mining area for survivors and examined the Willem Macarthur collier report while tracking a possible vessel movement along the shore.
In Berlin a mass marriage ceremony led by Nazi officials and banners saw 47 uniformed participants, with only two previously unmarried. The event followed German Christian ritual standards, as stated by acting Chief-Justice Bwern. Sydney reports and local details remain unclear.
A prize of £360 will be offered by the managing director of Ziman Film Productions Mr F W Thring for the best Australian play or talkie scenario. The brief note appears amid a series of brief items from Sydney.
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