MONDAY, JULY 11, 1932.
NAZIS SCOFF AT LAUSANNE.
But Von Hindenburg Is Satisfied.
MORE LONDON PRAISE.
Press Enthusiastic Over Settlement,
THE CHINA MAIL.
DEATH TOLL RISES London Medium Loses
AFTER RIOTS.
Two More Chinese
Students Die.
AT PAOTINGFU.
Her Appeal
Judges And Psychic Phenomena
EXISTENCE OF A DEITY
were
"NOT
Peiping, Yesterday. Two of the students who While the Press of London are involved in a fracas at Pactingfu eulogizing, the men whose efforts'
on Thursday have since succumbed, brought agreement to Lausanne, bringing the
total death roll to and are looking forward to a new
twelve, co-operative era among the na- Seventeen students have been tions of Europe, the Nazis of handed over to the courts for tria Germany are shouting their deand twenty-one are still under fiance of the agreement and in-examination by the police. Bisting that Herr Von Papen's The magistrate states that six signature does not bind the Na-out of the eight students killed are tionalists.
known to have been communists.
MATTER FOR TRIAL BY JURY."
SEVENTH SYMPHONY'S SUCCESS.
New Violinist At Peninsula.
VARIED PROGRAMME.
With two violin solos by Prof. De la Cruz, the song "You and I," by lotter and the Grand fantasy from Carmen by Bizet, and other beauti- ful selections by the orchestra, the seventh symphonic last night con-
outstanding success.
The appeal by Mrs. Meurig Morris, a spiritual-cert at the Peninsula Hotel was an ist medium, against the judgment entered by Mr. Justice McCardie for Associated Newspapers Ltd., in the libel action she brought against them, was dismissed on June 17.
A King's Bench Division jury had found that the criticisms of which Mrs. Morris complained were fair comment on a matter of public interest; but also that fraud or dishonesty, had not been proved against her.
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The hotel's new artist, Prof De concert. His playing was popular, and his interpretation of "Souvenir
la Cruz, contributed much to the
the "Dan Espagnole," by Grana-
de Moser," by Wieniawski, and of dos, were well received.
For the first time there were no vals, but Mr. Piovanelli, manager
E-
added "attractions during the inter
Peninsula Hotel, of the nounces that he will have added He stat- attractions next Sunday.
preciate the music of Mr. J. Futera ed that as long as the people ap- and the orchestra, the concerts will continue.
U.S. DEBT POLICY UNCHANGED.
Berlin, Yesterday. Reuter. While President Hindenburg Martial law has been proclaim is semi-officially stated to be ed at Pastingfu since the clash on satisfied with the outcome of Thursday morning between radical the Lausanne Conference the students of the Second Normal Nazis have not hesitated to ex-school and the police. Police losses press disapproval of the settle- are placed at four killed and 12
Lord Justice Scrutton, giving her vocal muscles-produced sounds ment.
infured and eight students are now) Their organ, the "Volkishcher reported dead. The fracas was the judgment, said: "This case raises which were said to be communica Beobachter" says, "The spirit of climax to a two weeks' siege by the some difficulty, but having carefully tlons from dead people...
Dead Indian Squaw Versailles prevailed. Von Papen police, instituted because of the considered the address of Ser
"An Indian squaw is said to make has signed another German refusal of the students to leave the jeant Sullivan I have come to the I.O.U."
school premises. The trouble start-conclusion that the application for remarks. 1 fancy that if an Indian Hitler's Berlin lieutenant Herred over the appointment of a new new trial of a case that took squaw appeared in the streets of Goebbels was even
more out Principal to whom the students ob- fourteen days to try must be dis-London and proceeded to instruct spoken, and said, "We don't feel jected. Communist influence is missed. I confess I come to that people as to what they should do, bound th the Treaty of Lausanne believed to be at the bottom of the conclusion with great satisfaction. her remarks would not attract much "A Disgusting Prospect" attention and following, but appar- as the Von Papen Government is affair.
"I think that those fourteen days, ently a dead Indian squaw is sup- not authorised to sign in the
or whatever number of days were posed to be a more reliable person name of the Nationalists."
occupied, were very regrettable. than a live Indian squaw. A child. Many of the incidents that took of six is supposed to make com- place in the case were very remunications for the good of those grettable, and the prospect of hay she addresses. I think that if a ing this discussion in public on live child of six were to proceed to matters on which many people feel instruct grown-up- people about ment announces that there has been the United States very sincerely and deeply is to me what they should do she would be no change a disgusting prespect, and I am told that children should be seen Government's attitude towards war debts, since President Herbert pleased I can do anything to pre- and not heard, and put to bed. Hoover's outline of the nation's
years of "Mrs. Morris was а trance trances Mrs. Morris got into com-policy delivered in June, 1931.
Mr. Laurence medium, and having became really munication with
Nations Take Heart.
INDIA CANNOT CO-OPERATE.
Britain's Policy Changed.
DISPLEASES CONFERENCE.
Bombay, Saturday.
vent it.
or seven "After six
WR8 Some in the Law. Courts. There
Further Cancellation Not Approved.
Washington, Yesterday. The Washington State Depart
At that time the President de
these debts was certainly not ap-
In its comments the "Times": says, "The great achievement of Lausanne is that one-sided pay- inents from one country to an- other group of countries, former- ly associated in war, have been abolished and that all countries concerned in the settlement are: to unite in reconstituting the shaken economic system. Europe has collectively performed its part in the settlement of the Conference, the delegates agreed a series of statements.
At a meeting of the Round Table or apparently in a trance she made Cowen, who had a 'previous history elared that further cancellation off problem of war debts. The re-that they cannot co-operate further people alleged that those were the evidence from which the jury tnight,proved, but agreed that temporary moval of their deleterious action in the work of constitution-making statements of dead people speak-if they chose, draw the conclusion adjustments appeared to be neces from the rest of the world canin "view of the fundamental changeling through the voice and body of that Mr. Cowen looked on Mrs. Bary. not be done by Europe alone in the policy of His Majesty's Gov-the living person, and other people Morris as a money-making asset. Some profoundly important fin-
anounced by
"The defendants were invited to Sir alleged that the statements were ancial and economic problems Samuel Hoare."
not of that character at all but send a representative to the Fortune still await solution but the na-
The Government propose to trans-
were statements made by the liv-Theatre for the sermons, and. by any tions of Europe will face them fer the task to a select committeeing person in a state popularly des-criticism that was fair and honest $2,122,000,000 for unemployment|| drawn from both Parliaments. The cribed as hysteria and having no Mrs. Morris and Mr. Cowen must "The sponge is now passed overed that he is resigning from the
The "Daily Telegraph" says labour member, Mr. Joshi, has stat-connection with any dead people, stand. Defendants representative now go to President- Hoover for his
"That question was quite inde- suggested a test. Mr. Labouchere the slate. Even the word "re Consultative Committee of
the pendent of any question of fraud. used to say, Give me a spirit who ever Germany may pay after three years will be for recon-
with a better heart."
ernment
Relief Bill Goes To President. Washington, Yesterday, The Senate to-day passed the compromise Bill which allocates rellef purposes, The measure will signature....or veto...
Mr. Hoover has already declared
parations" is obliterated. What Round Table Conference.-Reuter. He suggested: no frand on the part will tell me the number of a bank his opposition to the Relief Bill and
struction. The agreements of MUNITIONS BLAST
the treaty are subject to ratifica- tion but no definite debt is men- tioned. Britain has for a time suspended all payments due to her surrendering her claim to more than £30,000,000 annually believing that the United States will also see the necessity of a re- vision in her own interests and that of a general world recovery." American Outlook.
KILLS 50.
Explosion Followed Fire Outbreak.
of the living person through whom note in my pocket and I will belleve that he would veto it when it reach- ed him.-Reuter's American Ser-1 the statements were made, Ain spiritualiam.”
vice. "I don't believe that that would question of that sort was practically
complete test. If Mr. insoluble by evidence. Like some be other questions, could not be Labouchere himself knew the num- NEW CONTROVERSY IN IRELAND. determined by evidence whether ber of the note there are experi- the voice was or was not the voice ments which suggest that, without, of a dead person.
recurse to the spirit world, it might)
(Continued from: Page 1.)
"I speak with the great re-be possible to find out the number
with his logise. An apology has not verence, and I endeavour not to through, communication
yet been mad hurt the feelings of any sincere mind.
A piquant leature of the con- Nanking, Yesterday.
believer, but the idea of trying! "If Mr. Labouchere had added to A horrible tragedy occurred early
on evidence before a jury whether his test that he himself did not troversy, is that while the Gov- this morning when a fire broke out
there is a deity or whether there know the number, it would have ernor-General released the cor- The "Morning Post" states that at 6 o'clock at a munition factory,
respondence, Mr. De Valera tele- is a hell in another world is a been a very good test." it regards the settlement as be- believed to belong to General Chen
prospect from which any sensible His lordship was quite satisfied phoned to all newspapers and ing welcome and reassuring, and Tiao-yuan's troops.
person' recolls.
that there was evidence on which prohibited its publication" under one on which Germany may well Forty soldiers were guarding
"The existence of a deity, the the jury could come to the conclu- the Official Secrets Act-Reuter, congratulate herself. As to the the depot at the time, and many are existence of hell is a master for alan that there was no fraud or "Ofensive Conduct
Referring to the French legation creditor powers, the main ques-belleved to have perished.
Incident. Governor-General Mc tion is what kind of composition
Panic, immediately reigned in the the faith of each Individual citi-dishonesty, but that the comment America will accept for her debts neighbourhood of the depot, causing zen on such evidence as the indi-was fair,
vidual eltizen thinks convinces him "I am very pleased" concluded Nelll's first letter, dated April 26, and on what principles she will a big influx of terrified residents that he may have faith.
Lord Justice Serutton, "to come to protested against "the Ministers' determine her acceptance. The Into the city, making their escape
Dismissed Hell With Costs. this conclusion, because I think it offensive conduct." The Governor British attitude is that their pay-from the smoke, fire and explosions.
"The Idea of laying down any would be a public misfortune If this General again wrote on May 2 ments are a source of economic The depot is situated outside the
Mr. De Valera replied that he re- dislocation and an obstacle to re- South-west gate of the city, and universal standard by which a jury case should go down for a second requesting an apology, whereupon
can find God's existence or bell's trial" covery. "Our task is to persuade consequently the, explosions were existence is a state of things from Lord Justice Lawrence concurred, garded the whole afsir unfortuni- America in her own and in the not heard in the city until 9 o'clock which sensible people shrink with Lord Justice" Greer: "I have come ate and regrettable but that further common interest to accept these."when they were at their height. repugnance.. There is a well-known to the same conclusion with no re-than this he could not go..
Sees More Progress.
followed by a substantial measure
The streets to and from the depot ad in the Ecclesiastical Courts of lactance or hesitation. Neither the
Casualties Feared Large. --
On May 24, the Governor-General
The "Dally Herald expresses are now heavily guarded by police which it was said that it was de fudge nor this court is called upon/made reference to the Govern
ment's tacit refusal to allow him hell with costs and taken away from extraordinary phenomena called to invite prominent European of disarmament and notes that it Ambulances are being held ready orthodox members of the Church of psychic phenomena, which haCatholics as guests during the clears the way for the world eco-at the city gate waiting for the England. their last hope of ever been proved by exceptional wit Eucharistie Congress.In subse nomic conference which the Unit-explosions to subside in order that ed States has agreed to attend. the relies corps may search for the lasting damnation.
reases, are such that they can be quant letters he referred to him self as "a target for continual bad """"The great difficulty of this case explained only as communicat
and calculated dis- At this conference, it says, wounded and dead. there should be the widest possi- The casualties have not yet been was that another question had got by discarnate spirits through
Ang mixed up with the question of whe-mediums,
When the Executive Council ble survey of factors making for calculated. world dislocation. Lausanne is The official report says that 40 ther the manifestations that cameIt is a question quite unsuitable directed him not to publish the rymen letters, Governor-General. McNeill beginning. There is much yet to people were injured by the exple from the month of Mrs. Morris to be determined by twelve
replied on July 8 that it was do."
sion and fire, but the number of were statements from the other or by twelve or
evident the President and Execu onest tive Councillors were the only and who thought the
National Sacrifices.
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