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SCATHING ATTACK ON NATIONAL GOVERNMENT BY SNOWDEN
Lord Snowden yesterday stated
NEW SUGGESTIONS SUBMITTED
EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF SEVERAL PROVINCES ALLEGED OFFER TO MUSSOLINI
Paris, To-day.
What purports to be an inspired article on the progress of the negotiations appears in the "Paris Soir," stating that the British and French that the mishandling of the Disrepresentatives on Sunday agreed to a series of suggestions which will be submitted to the Bri- tish Government and will then be transmitted to Rome,
armament Conference by
John Simon, above, had resatted
-in-Germany's---withdrawal:-from-
the League.
ALLEGED
ANTI-JEWISH
INFLUENCES
Instigated By White Russians?
CHARGES IN HARBIN PRESS
Shanghai, To-day.
The proposals are alleged to offer Italy effective control of several provinces, but these do not include Harrar, Aksum or the western part of the comtry, as the Negus would certainly op- pose such concessions
London: Another abortive peace effort is disclosed. Renter learns that a conversation between British and French experts in Paris has not resulted in any agreement to submit suggested peace terms either to Italy or the League. There is, however, complete agreement that the present proposals are not of `prac- tical value.
Peace soundings from Italian sources and conversations with France may continue, but there is no question that either Bri- tain or France will take steps without the League Council's sanc- tions, nor is there any likelihood of any three-Power conversa- tions.
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The charge that White Rus-
Eome: Signor Mussolini andy Gadya concluded with a warn- sians are continually instiga-Sir Eric Drummond British Am-ling that Italy must subordinate ting the Harbin police to mal-bassador in Rome, conferred for her friendship for another coun
over an -treat Jews is levelled by Mr.
bour yesterday. The try to her own needs and inter- outcome was not disclosed. Anest Reuter
N. E. B. Ezra, editor of the official spokesman said that the Messenger of Israel, in a letter diplomatic contact would conturve,
ACTIVITY AT GENEVA London The
Minister for
to the press, in which he appeals but that no proposals were yet League Affairs, Mr. Anthony to the Government of Manchu-under negotiation. kuo "not to permit its flag to
be sullied by foul deeds of op-] pression and persecution."
He cites several
ITALIAN WARNING
Eden, leaves London to-day to re- present Britain at the meet age
the only badcats between Abgasinis sad the muter wall bear
The bro Casting station at Adilia Ababa, which is practically now beca surrounded by bamb-safe protecting walls. Cur-picture shows a native, who has lost his way inside the walls being hurriedly ejected.
WANTON BREACH OF ELECTION PLEDGES
INTERNATIONAL CRISIS
BEING EXPLOITED
MISHANDLING OF DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE
London, To-day. Intense disappointment with the National Government was expressed by Lord Snowden, broadcasting in new guise, namely, as a Liberal He accused the Government of a wanton breach of their election pledges, firstly, by adopting a whole-hearted Tory policy instead of a non-party one, and secondly, by foisting on the coun- try a full protectionist system.
He claimed that he and not Mr. Neville Chamberlain was res ponsible for the conversion operation and a balanced budget.
The Government's domestic record was one of almost un- relieved failure and crude complacency about the millions of un- employed. It was now exploiting the international situation as it exploited the national situation in 1931.
Sir John Simon's mishandling
the Disarmament Confer- CANTON AS
ence as
a French tool drove Germany from the League. The present hectic conversations meant that the Powers were
JAPANESE WARNING trying to find out what price
TO CHINA
BLUE SHIRTS MUST BE
· ELIMINATED.
Peiping, To-day.
Signor Mussolimi would take to} desist from his lawless adven- iture.
state
Mr. Stanley Bath and about solescence of the Navy wÉS, accurate.
TERMINUS OF
AIR SERVICE?
More Conflicting Reports
JAPANESE MAY ALSO
1From Our Own Catrespondent] Canton, To-day..
ture on the fighting services costs 2/6d. in income tax. What it Mystery surrounds the estab-
to think," he said.
lishment of an airport in South
service of the Pan-American
to-morrow of the League's Com A free translation of the Japanese warning cost when the Government has fi Italian disappointment at the mittee of Eighteen and the Co- does not contain details of instances in which theed in a blank cheque I do not dare China for the trans-Pacific air "outrages,"fruitlessness
of the peace talkordination Committee of Fifty- Chinese authorities are alleged to have contra- He was firmly convinced that to Airways, as reports concerning such as the raids on the synagogue was reflected by "Gadya” in last August, the detention of 21 article last night, girding against spectively approved and recom leading Jewish merchants during France for her failure the visit of the Emperor, and the more support for Italy. He a series of five proposals, the search
of the Rabbi's home on asserts that Britain and France measures to be applied under the October 7 last, the Jews' most which "derived the greatest hene-League Covenant in view of the sacred day. He accuses the news fit from the Italian sacrifices in Italian resort to war in Abyssinia.ed by the Japanese Consul- of these organisations.
The warning, which is sign-lier demand for the elimination PENDING VISIT papers Harbinskovo Vremy and the Great War, have re-establish- Nashput of imising anti-Semited their Versailles co-operation
(Continued on Page 9)
General at Tientsin, allegester. ism by means of slanderous lies.— to Benter.
an two, which a fortnight ago re vened the so-called North China Agreement beive the Government another una proper site are conflicting to mended to the States members, tween General Ho Ying-ching and General controllable majority would be a Canton, Hong Kong, Macao and
prevent Italy's colonial expansion.”
necessary
GOVERNMENT ATTACKED
BY MP
LLOYD GEORGE
UNTIMELY ELECTION: SANCTIONS DISCUSSED TOO LATE
in
London, To-day.
Immediate Action
By Canada
Umetsu
national misfortune and an inter-even Manila are mentioned as national calamity Renter.
the terminus, although there is no doubt that this city is the first choice.
Ben-
that Kuomintang Blue Shirts An earlier message said that the continue to exist here under reports of the week past of a new different names and disguised Japanese. demarche in North forms, continuing their anti-China were substantiated yester Ottawa: Mr. Mackenzie King Japanese and anti-Manchakooday morning when "warnings" has announced that the Govern activities. It repeats the ear-were issued by General Tada as ment will take immediate steps to
secure the "effective application of
the economic sanctions against TANKS SENT INTO
Italy" proposed by the League. He
emphasised that the Canadian
Government did not recognise any commaïzment binding on Canada to adopt military sanctions.“
With regard to the Export of arms and munitions to Italy and
ACTION ON THE
SOUTHERN FRONT
ACTION. CLAIMED SUCCESSFUL
The 72-year-old Mr. David Lloyd George was the issue of loans and, credits, fine fighting fettle when, wearing a sprig of action will be proposed immediate- white heather in his buttonhole, he addressed they by x Order-in-Comcil With ABYSSINIANS LIKELY TO MAKE Council of Action for Peace and Reconstruction the prohibition of the export of yesterday.
FILM STUDIO FIRE AT TWICKENHAM
regard to imports from Italy and
key products useful for military operations, the matter awaited the
On behalf of their pro-action in unison of the other mem gramme," as expressed in their
title, he sought the support of
ber countries-Reuter
the electorates. He said that the Council had received a fa- FINLAND PREPARED
vourable answer to a question- naire from a great many Liber- als and Labourites and also candidates.
Damage Estimated At from⠀⠀ "National
£100,000
Their names would be publish- ed in a few days, and the Coun cil would do its best to secure
RAIL SERVICE INTERRUPTED their return, irrespective of
London
Afire which brok
day in the film studios,
ham caused an
Pzin service on the
Tine owing to
party.
Mr Lloyd George attacked the Government for holding an tion during the present gency and inveighed international action
until Signor
FOR SANCTIONS
Empowering Law Passed
STAND IN HILLS
Rome, To-day
Tanks, ing
TO CANTON BY
NORTH LEADERS
Internal Solidarity
Being Sought
EXCHANGE OF VIEWS
The Philippine legislature has permitted the trans-Pacific flying boats to call at Manila,
but where to find a landing
place in South China has not exactly been decided, although Macao is tentatively mentioned: as the last station-rela
Chinese papers state that en- well as the Japanese Consul Gen-
gineers of the China National eral at *Tientsin and delivered to
Aviation Corporation have gone General Shang Chen, Chairman of
to Macao to locate a landing the Hopei Provincial Council, Gen-
field somewhere in the harbour. eral Sung Chen-ynan the Peiping|
The President of the E-but local agents of the CNA CI and Tientsin garrison commander, amination Yuan, Mr. Tai Chi profess ignorance of this mat and the Mayors of Peiping and tao, and the Mayor of Nank
Nanking, To-day.
fter
the
Tientsin
Mr. Ma Chao-chun, are expect Messrs. G. E. Groeger and These warnings were identical, ed to fly to Canton in the ne
J. I. Cushman of the GNAC and gave me any instances of few days in an attempt to read pässed -- through here from alleged anti-Japanese activities an understanding with the Manila Shanghai, but declin- North China, and the activities of South-west leaders concerning ed to me any newspa the so-called Elne shirts, and cal-the National Kuomintang Con understood
-suppression {gress on November 12. ALL CANA.C which
The two leaders are understood | with to have agreed to undertake the Prefers Canton a terminus. ac-mission. The date of
as there is an air line from
here to other parts
ed for the immed
of all such activities? in North China
It was understood that the tion which the Japanese pro to take if the suppression carried out according to their to-morTOW wishes was not stated in the It is sent-officially warning.
will be decided
the Central Executive, Comme
BANDIT MENACE
TO SWATOW
Request For Additional
Gendarmerie
with a view to cons
internal solid
part to the men
sojourning in views of
the same
affiliated ican Airways.
and thence to: he county.
that if land-
nted to Paz-
will demand
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WINS 7 SEATS
Swiss Elections