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FASCISTI IN OXFORD STREET.
HYDE PARK MEETING ENDS
WITH A FIGHT.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1927.
AIR VENTURES.
MACHINE CRASHES IN POLAND.
THE CHINA SITUÁTION. MAY AND DECEMBER,
MERCHANTS PERTURBED.
Shanghai, Nov. 20.
EX KAISER'S SISTER WEDS DESPITE BAN..
London, Nov. 19. A mossage from Hankow dated
Bonn, Nov. 20. November 19 states that Chen Information regarding the
Princess Victoria (a sister of Chien arrived there yesterday and the ex-Kaiser) whereabouts of Captain McIntosh took over control. He was greet day to the Russian dancer, Prince-
was married to- SEVERAL PERSONS HURT.
and Hinkler, the two British aired at the wharf-side by a large Zoubkoff, in a civil ceremony of Following a Hyde Park meating men who left England on Tues- delegation
of merchants and the most private character.- officials. last month, a street fight, in which day afternoon for the Far East, s
Beuter. several people were hurt, broke very sparse and incomplete,
out in Oxford-street.
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So large was the crowd that at one time traffic was held up, and the street hnd to be cleared by the police.
The Air Ministry late last night received a message coming from the Polish aviation authorities, from which it is gathered that the
Excitement
disturbances.
"TEMALES" WHO AR
"HORRORS."
ASTOR'S ADDRESS ↑ GLASGOW WOMEN.
Excite
"IMMORAL" CLOTHES.
Why is it that morul women w auch immoral clothes? is dying down.
The question, Lady Astor tol [Owing to the great disparity though martial Jaw prevails, in ages (the Princess being 60 meeting of Glasgow women met Many communists were arrested, and her bridegroom being 26) the advocacy of equal citizenship in one being executed for inviting engagement evoked a storm of M'Lellan Galleries, was put to
comment in German papers, which the other day by a man. ban on the match. Zoubkoff, in he was right; he was right." caused the ex-Kaizer to place his the Viscountess cried out " reply, stated: Every woman I believe that is a thing that would like to Eo as young as the have got to face up to inund Princess, no matter how old she clothes, she continued. We is actually in years. The Princess got to correct ourselves. We h is said to be eccentric and got to slide with the times, «
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has been increased by reports that The perturbation of merchants
newcomers' banknotes, all taxes must be paid in silver. Reuter.
The scene of the fight was out-airmen on Thursday made a land-while the forces will accept the side Bond-street Tube Station. Ang, owing to fog, in Poland, and party of Fascists had been follow-resumed their flight yesterday ed by opponents from the Marble morning. Arch. The rival factións came to blows as the Fascists wore about: to enter the station,"
According to eye-witnesses sticks
were freely used, and so threaten- ing was the situation that the gates at the entrance to the station were closed.
Other messages received regard- ing the airmen are of a conflict- ing nature-Bitish Wireless.
Warsaw, Nov. 15.. Captain McIntosh is returning to London.
Later, MeIntosh and Hinkler started The doors of other establish- ments that were open were also on their return flight to London shut as a precaution.
at 10 a.m. on Friday morning.) "I saw the crowd coming down shortly afterwards a machine al- from the direction of the park."leged to be theirs crashed at said one who was present.
Maana near Lemberg the machine They were shouting and jeering. being wrecked and two farmers When the Tube station was reach- ed there was a sudden scuffle, and injured. The pilots were not I then saw sticks and fists being hurt, used.
"The crowd was forcing a way into the station when the police arrived and cleared them out, and the iron gates were then drawn
Across.
"Several people inside looked as if they had been roughly handled. The ambulance came up to take One man away, and I saw another imping up the street, assisted by
companions."
MEXICAN REVOLT.
REBEL GENERAL CAUGHT AND EXECUTED.
Mexico City, Nov. 19. General Oscar Aguilar, çomman- der of a unit under General, Ser-1 ano, has been captured at Neuvo Laredo when endeavouring to cross the frontier. It is reported that he has been executed. . Reuters American Service.
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The airmen went to an hotel and refused to make a statement. The flight is decidedly mysterious ne it is eleven hundred miles from tipaven to Galicia and appears to have taken the airmen over.twenty- four hours. The Airmen, who made a splendid landing, are variously reported to have des- ended owing to fog or shortage
of petrol.
Later.
it is ascertained that Captain McIntosh made a forced landing at Misana and was seriously injur-
ed.
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Chen Chien in Charge.
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Hankow, Nov. 19,
As anticipated, General Chen Chien, the commander of the Nan- king Expedition against Hankew has arrived at the latter city and has taken charge of the situation. Troops are continuing to arrive in large numbers, but at preseal everything is quiet.-Nayal Wire- less.
Following Up.
· VIOLENT CYCLONE.
I am not talking about be prudish or anything that ridiculous; but, I do think it shocking thing, when we are. manding singló standard morals for the sexes, that 80 m
SWEEPS EASTERN STATES OF of us should go round in appall
AMERICA.
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New York, Nov. 19," A storm of cyclonic violence.has swept over the Eastern States, Nanking, Nov. 19. killing thirteen and loaving a traili Instructions have been Issued) of devastated cities and villages for the Nationalist to follow up from Washington to Canada and the attack against Ho Chien, and from Chicago to New York. Nangpu has been captured. ac-Router's American Service. cording to information received.
The 13th Army has moved west- ward from Klukiang and is now occupying a fifty-mile front run- ning south from the vicinity of Lung Kau to the Yangtsze. to Wachang-Nasa! Wireless.
The 17th Army has been moved
Nationalist Claims,
clothes in a fashion set up b few unfortunate women in foreign land who have to m their living with their bodies. I am not afraid of women, said apropos the flapper vote. am not afraid of democracy. believe that the world is gradu getting better, and how could get better without our help?
Some say that women are
proclamation has been issued by the authorities warning soldiers volutionary. Women are ev not to occupy foreign property- tionary. Naval Wireless,
I think the danger to the c Chiang Announces His Re-Entry,munity will come from two ty of people those who want to Shanghai, Nov. 19.
too fast and those who don't w General Chiang Kai-shek,
to go at all. These are equ whose marriage has been postpon- Stupid and wrong. ed to December 1, informed) Shanghai, Nov. 19. foreign Pressmen this afternoon. A Nationalist communique upon that he has decided to return to the operations ending in the cap the Nationalist Revolution, in com- ture of Pengpu states that Kwan-pliance with the popular demand, ten and Mingkwang were captured as an important member of the on November 8 and Lin Hwai Central Executive Committee of Kwan was occupied on November the, Kuomintang, probably in 11, whereafter the enemy from quasi-military capacity. Pengpu launched several counter:| attacks, all of which were re-
The machine was damaged be- pulsed. yond local repair.
The airmen aro proceeding home by train.-Reuter..
Cobham Again Delayed.
London, Nov, 19.
layed by fox from resuming his Sir Alan Cobham was again de- flight on an aerial survey round Africa.
He flew from Hamble to see if the weather was clearer beyond the Isle of Wight but, fading it worse, he returned to the Bea plane moorings in the river.
British Wireless.
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London, Nov. 20. Sir Alan Cobham left for Bor- doaux from Southampton at 8.20 on the first stage of his African flight-Reuter.
Safe Arrival at Lyons.
kow cliques.
I am not one of those believe that you are going to c the slums away at once. You build houses, but there is a sl mind that you have to deal w
It is my opinion that nurs schools save far more than health costs. Every woman ka that there is no such thing economic equality.-.
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When it comes to the quest
He expressed his bellef that the Kuomintang conference fin con The Northern forces at Fong-conversations are already proceed- nexion with which preliminary
We realise that the only hope yangkwan held out despite heavy ing) would result in the unfication the world" is that the people losses, but were finally driven of the Canton, Nanking, and flan-ve got talents shall use theat back on November 15.
help the people who have nond Finally, A surprise attack carried Pengpu on Wednesday It is understood that Generalį afternoon. "All districts south Chiang Kai-shek. and Mr. Wang pletely cleared of Northerners." of the Hwai river are now com- Ching-wei at their meeting reach
ed a mutually satisfactory under- Ho Ying-ching inspected the de-standing-Router. fences of Pengpu to-day, which will henceforth be his., head- quarters.Reuter.
A Conference,
Unrest at Shanghai.
Shanghai, Nov. 19." Labour unrest appears to be Increnging and continual strikes are taking place. The Settlement asal-Naval Wireless.. is quiet, the situation being nor
of finance I guarantee no man i do with his money, what a won does.
There are two kinds of word -the one who has the mother instinct, and the other whom T a female. She is a horror.
She does not want to help world; she wants to get what can out of the world. She fan danger. I don't think she wil] Interested in politics, thank Heat
My hope of world peace with the women of the Engli more advanced than the women speaking countries. They are the Latin races.
Peking, Nov. 20. Chang Tsung-chang left for Hsuchowfu on Friday and had a
Madame C. C. Wu. conference with Sun Chuan-fang regarding the situation, which
(Our Own Correspondent.). hitherto shows no sign of Feng Ya-hsiang taking advantage of Madame C. C. Wu, wife of the
Shanghai, Nov. 19. developments. Apparently the Nationalist Foreign Minister, has position on that front is un-arrived here, showing signs of changed: The rival forces are worry and fatigue after her 4 bo pleased when I tell them, a
The House of Commons will facing near Kweiteh-Reuter.
rest and detention by the northern intend to do, that one of the warlords. "Plans for New Offensive. Interviewed by pressmen, Ma- Conference was because we did
sons for the failure of the Gen
Nanking, Nov. 19.
dame Wu said she had suffered behave big enough men there to Preparations for the resumption cause she overrated the good faith present us. of hostilities against the of the militarists. Prior to her We don't ask for the m making, Northerners appear to be in the departure for Tientsin to re- standard of morals. We want n Nationalist troops are cuperate her health she was warn- to have the woman's standa arriving at Nanking in large num- ed against proceeding, but was The men are what the to Australia have arrived.-Reu-bers from the South, and on re- wiser now. Her experience had make them, and we have get
presentation having been made, a been bought dearly.
begin with our own children.
Lyons, Nov. 19. Mr. Carberry has arrived hera.. -Reuter.
R.A.F. Tour.
Karachi, Nov. 19. The four Royal Air Force flying boats which are making a journey
ter,
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