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RUSHDI ARAS GERMANY
IN BELGRADE
Belgrade, To-day.
DENOUNCES
The Turkish Foreign Minister, ROYALIST PLOT
Dr. Rushdi Aras, arrived here yesterday from Budapest on his return journey from Geneva to Ankara.
It is stated that in the course of talks with the Yugo-Slav Premier, at which the Rumanian and Greek Ministers in Belgrade were also present, he discussed impressions gathered by him in Geneva, Vienna and Budapest.
REPORT
Berlin, To-day.
It is officially stated that the Paris newspaper, "Le Temps," has been banned all over Ger many owing to its report from Dr. Rushdi Aras subsequently Basle which is described as "the told journalists that the conference most fantastic - and most THE of Balkan States which will open believable lies and impudent and it Ankara on Feb. 15, will be one irresponsible poisoning opinion, of the most important conferences representing serious damage to hitherto held by the Balkan En- Franco-German relations.” tente.-Trans-Ocean.
Bringing Up Father
HERE COMES SIR VON FLATTER-HE MUST BE LOST OR ELSE HE'S GO- IHG SOMEPLACE WHERE HE HASN'T BEEN INVITED TO-
THE CHINA MAILA FER
GRUESOME SHANGHA
Newspaper Editor Decapitated
Shanghai, To-day.
A man's head which had been severed from the trunk and was found hanging from a lamppost by the police on Sunday night, has since been proved to be that of the editor of the Shanghai paper “Si Chue Wan Pao.”
Fastened to the head was a note signed "The Secret Society for Justice," and which stated that the victim's fate was a warning to other Chinese newspaper editors.
DISCIPLINE DEMANDED BY GEN. MATSUI
Shanghai, To-day.
The paper had been suppressed by the Japanese on January 19 for refusing to submit to Japanese censorship but the editor had since negotiated with the Japanese for reappearance of the paper, where- upon a bomb was thrown into the paper's offices on January 27, while the editor was warned by tele phone that if he persisted in nego- tiating with the Japanese he would bė "executed for treason."
The editor appears, however, to
Aroused by reports of continued have ignored the threat, which has
excesses on the part of Japanese now been
troops and the scathing_comment Ocean. occasioned thereby, General Matsui,
Japanese commander-in-chief, ad-
dressing commanders on the wind-
swept Nanking parade ground yes-
carried out. -- Trans-
terday, instructed them to tighten NANKINGITES
discipline in their units in order to "enhance the prestige of the Ja- panese army.'
This action, described as unpre cedented in the annual of the Ja- panese, army, was followed by 2 memorial service for Japanese of- ficers and men killed in action.
Among the high officers address- ed by Gen. Matsui was Lt. Gen. Prince Yasuhiko Asaki, commander of the Japanese forces in the Nan- king area, who is a member of the Imperial family.
Speaking at length on the deter- mination of the Japanese forces in the face of the prospect of prolong-
RETURNING TO THEIR HOMES
of
Shanghai, To-day. Almost 100,000 residents Nanking have returned from the safety zone to their homes in two out of five administrative areas recently set up by the autono- mous commission, according tol the Japanese Embassy spokes- man.
He stated that between January
ed hostilities, Gen. Matsui called 16 to February 4, 10,115 households the attention of his subordinates to comprising 50,446 persons, returned the necessity of putting an end to various reports affecting the près tige of the Japanese troops. Trans-Ocean.
in the first administrative district, while from January 13 to February 4, 12,796 households of 45,746 per- sons, reoccupied houses in the se- cond administrative district.
Persons still left in the safety zone number approximately 150,000 Teport in question was some of them being unable to re- what purported to be the inside turn having lost their dwellings. story of the changes in Germany The spokesman added that the re- and alleged an Army plot to remainder of the five administrative store the Monarchy. Reuter. districts were still closed.-Reuter.
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