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TURKEY AND THE BALKANS,
Paria, Nov. 25.
It is reported from Constantinople that the Commandants of e Alled police have decided to entrust the paliving of the city to the Turkish police, only intervening when their own nationala are affected.
From Angora an official statement denies the reported decision to expel the whole Christian population of Anatolia. It adds that Christians are pursuing their occupations in peste. Those who have left have done so under the free right of moverment recently
allowed.
Lausanne, Nov. 25.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922.
ARRESTS IN SHANGHAI.
Piratical Attempt on Yingchow?
(Our Own Correspondent.
Shanghai, Nar, 25. As the result of information re. ceited from Hongkong, the Shang- hai River Police escorted the steamer Yingeaow up the river. Fully armed French and Aunamite Police were awaiting at the Dock and patrolling it, while Chinese də-
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The First Commission deliberated the sub-commission's report, which proposes the demilitarisation of a zone of thirty kilometres on mich side of Maritza, and the formation of an international com-tectives made a search of the ship. WHAT IS IT? ·
mission to construct and supervise a freeport at Dedeagatch or neighbourhood, probably consisting of ray resentatives of Britain, France, Italy, Bulgaria, Turkey, Jugo-Slavin and Romania.
Bulgaria is dissatisfied with the decision regarding Dedeagach, on the ground that such outlet would be useless to them unless they had unhampered possession thereof.
Ismet Pasha, consenting to the demilitarisation, remarked that Turkey was making a sacrifice. He suggested the establishment of guarantees of the inviolability of the demilitarised zone.
Later.
An arrangement has been reached for providing Bulgaria with an outlet on the Aegean.
It was regarded as the next best thing to Bulgaria's demand for possession of Dedeagatch, though it was felt that M. Venizelos might have stretched a point by ceding Dedeagatch, thus conciliating Bulgària.
The Turks appear pleased over the arrangement, because it tends to thwart the attempt to reconstitute the Balkans League.
Lausanne, Növ, 25.
The American observer, Mr. Child, in a statement to the First Commission, emphasised that the sentiment of the American people overwhelmingly favoured the policy laid down in the memorandum cf 30th October in reply to the invitation to be represented at the Conference, namely the assumption that the Allies will not carry into effect agreements in respect to Turkish territory which conflict with the principle of equality of economic opportunity and the open door.
Forty-seven Chinese pasaangera were arrested and detained at the taking them from the Dock to the French Police Station, fire-trucks Station. The detectives are search- ing their luggage this afternoon and hoping to uncover another pirate plot."
Police Still Watchful. Shangbai, Nor. 2-Nothing has yet been found out with regard to the Yingchow passengers, which in any way incriminates them. The Police, however, kept a close aur- veillance un the s.a. Taisnog, which left for Hongkong yesterday.
News in Brief,
Mr. Mack, in connection with the The hearing of the case against faked liquors scandal, will be re- sumed to-morrow.
Tba Pooting strikes have come to an end.
Majority Released. Shanghai, Nov. 26.-The French
aese passengers on the Butterfield. & Swire steamer Vingchow, arriv-
Mr.Child was subsequently interrogated by journalists regard-Police yesterday arrested fifty Chi. ing the special meaning of the statement, but declined to reply.
A discussion in the French press about the possibility of the retrocession of Mosul to Turkey, and the re-arrangement of oiling from Hongkong. interests in Mosul, has excited much interest here. It is reported that a German interested in German concessions has arrived and
According to a newspaper, ad. rices were received from Hongkon。|
has been 'communicating with the American observer, Mr. Child;, reporting a pirate plot to seize the but trustworthy information is unobtainable.
GREEK POLITICAL CRISIS.
Athens, Nev. 25.
The Cabinet has resigned in consequence of the refusal of M. Zaimis to assume the Premiership following a demarche.
The British Minister is urging the non-execution of ex-Ministers and others on trial for treason if sentenced to death.
M. Gonatas is forming a Cabinet with members of the Revolt- tionary Committee.
Reuter learns that Hon. F. 0. Lindley will break of relations and leave Greece if the executions are carried out.
SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN BRITAIN.
London, Nov. 25.
Yingchow after her next sailing) from Shanghai, similarly to the Sui An.
All the arrested men who were able to establish their bona fides. were released. The remainder, numbering twelve, are being held pending investiganco.—Reuter,
SHANGHAI RACING.
Kiangwan Challenge Cup. Dur Own Correspondent.)
Shanghai, Nov. 25. Social Union and Maresfield are favourites for the Kiangwan Chal
The Ministry of Health is insisting on the necessity for vaccination owing to reports of small-pox of a virulent type in varkus parts of the country since the first case was discovered in Poplar on Oct. 27. Fifty-seven cases were sent to hospital in Lou- don alone, including 52 from Poplar. There have been 17 deaths.lenge Cup. A telegram from Montreal states that a liner from England has been quarantined with an English passenger aboard suffering from small-por
THE INGOLSTADT INCIDENT,
Berlin, Nov. 25.
The Inter-Allied Military Mission has strongly protested to the German Government in regard to the crowd attacking British and French control officers at Ingolstadt in Bavaria. The Com- mission is immediately sending officers of various nationalities to Munich to reinforce the District Committee in order to show the German Government that the result of such incidents will be a considerable tightening up of Inter-Allied control.
HUGE AMERICAN STEEL COMBINE.
New York, Nov. 25. The President of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation has an. nounced the purchase of the Midrale Steel: Company giving the corporation an ingot capacity of tens 7,500,000. The price was... $97,650,000 payable is Bethlehem Common Stock. He added that the Attorney-General was satisfied regarding the regu larity of the transaction but some opposition was.to be expected by the Federal Trade Commission.
CLEMENCEAU'S CAJOLERY.
Washington, Nov 25.
A British Embassy statement takes exception to M. Clemencean's recent declaration that Britain "secured a guarantee of national safety by the sinking of the surrendered German Fleet at Scapa
Flow in 1919.
The Embassy denies ary implication that the British authorities wilfully permitted the sinking.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Calcutta, Nov. 25. After foar dyrs' discussion the All-India Congress Committee failed to achieve unanimity on the question of whether the non- co-operators shall be allowed to participate in the elections for the legislature, with the object of weakening reforma. The question was finally referred to the National Congress at Gaya on 27th December; likewise the question of boycotting British goods.
THE SEPARATIST MOVEMENT IN GERMANY.
Berlin, Nov. 26.
In the Reichstag a sensational attack was made by the sccialists on Herr Mueller, Minister of Food, whom they accused of complicity in the separatists' movement in the Rhineland. Herr Mueller repudiated the accusation. The Chancellor promised an investiga- tion. Herr Mueller subsequently resigned.
WAR EXTRAVAGANCE.
Washington, Nov. 25. The Government has begun legal proceedings to recover sums totalling $175,000,000 dollars, alleged to represent excess expendi ture involved in the construction of recruits cantonments during
the War.
HOME RACING.-
London, Nov. 26.
The Manchester November Handicap resulted-1, Torelore; 2, Arcanale; 3, Orpi Fourteen ran Won by three lengths, aix Inngths between second and second. Betting 6 to 1 Torelore; 100 to 8 Arravale; 25 to 1 Orpi.
The Winner of the Cup. Shanghai, Nov. 20.—There. was
a large crowd present at Kiang. wan races to-day, despite the bit- ter cold weather and slight fall
of snow. Paper Money, carrying a Chinese jockey upset the talent in the last race by returning a dividend of $352.00.
The result of the Kiangwan Challenge Cup was also an upset. The favourites Social Union sod Maresfield were not in the picture. The winner was. Shenkoland. Nationalist was second, Thomas a Becket third.
"COLOMBO'S TOWN HALL.
(Our Own Correspondent }
Singapore, Nov. 25.
Mr. Edwards, the Singapore ar- chitect, won the competition "for is to cost a million rupees. Colombo's new Town Hall, which
RUBBER RESTRICTION.
[Our Own Correspondent.)
Singapore, Nov. 25. tion's separate Jare and Sumatra The Rubber Growers' Aseccia-
committees are co-ordinating with the British companies. It is ex pected that at least 80 per cent of the acreage will co-operate in re- striction.
MR. NOYES FETED.
(Our Own Correspondent.)
Shanghai, Nov. 25. Chinese and foreign journalists were hosts to-night at a dinner in
honour of Mr. Frank Noyes, Pre
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