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SINO-SOVIET BREAK. SHANGHAI "REDS" RIGHT OF ASYLUM BREEZE IN HOUSE ATTEMPT TO SHOOT TRIAL OF INDIAN
ARRESTED.
BOTH SIDES WATCHING ATTACKS ON TRAM AND
AND WAITING.
NANKING LEADERS DISCUSS THE LATEST MOSCOW NOTE.
TAKING SECOND BREATH.
MOTOR CARS.
MR: T. V. SOONG'S VEHICLE IS DAMAGED BY RIOTERS.
BIG MOB AGITATION.
IN BRITAIN.
WHY TROTSKY WAS REFUSED ADMISSION.
GOVERNMENT'S 'FEAR.
London, July 18. Na ahen is tha right in claim Reylum in Britain if it is contrary. to the interests of the country to receive him, said Mr. J. R. Clynes,
OF COMMONS.
| SHARP DUEL ON NAVAL PROGRAMME.
PREMIER AND MR. CHURCHILL CROSS SWORDS.
POLITICIAN.
LIFE ŞAVED BY AN ALERT SENTRY..
ASSAILANT CRAZY?
Vienna, July 18.
The alertness and presence of mind of a sentry at the Government oflees to-day probably moved the life of one of the principal figures
COMMUNISTS.
NOISY REOPENING OF MEERUT CASE.
EVIDENCE SHOWS HOME REDS TO BE INVOLVED.
the Home Secretary, replying to INNUENDO RESENTED, the Austrian Government, D. CODE LETTERS READ.
umber of questions in the House Commons to-day, respecting M. Shanghai, July 15, Trutsky, and the terms of his re Twenty-seven Chinese belong quest when he asked to be permit- ing to the Young Communist Partyted to land in Britain. of Kiangan were arrested yester day morning by police from Pooton based his application on his desire Mr. Clynes said that M. Trotsky Road Station: following a demons to undery medical treatment, to tration on Jelang Road during follow selentitle studles and to su which several hundred men and peridend the publication of his women participated in an orgy of autobiography, wintow breaking and their damage. Assurances were offered on his Pour motor cars, one of whichbehalf that, if admitted, he would China, says Mr. Wu Hau-min, is prepared for any develop-Song, Minister of Finance, were affairs of the country or take part being used by Mr. T. V. not interfere with the domestic ment, though he does not regard war as probable.
and a railless car had practically make himself prominent in any way. severely damaged by the crowd, in any public meetings or seek to Se communication on the subject of his applic: tion had been received from the Set Gvernment,
While no important developments are reported, anxiety in regard to the Sino-Soviet brench is ullayed. The Nanking Government has received the second Sovint Note, but remains 'calm, Mr. Wa Han-min expressing the opinion that the Russians
are taking their "segond Breath."
Moscow says that the nature of measures to be taken depends upon the further development of events.
Extensive troop movements in Manchuria continue, and large Soviet forces fire reported to be concentrated at Manchuli.
BERLIN OPINION DISCOUNTED.
Nanking, July 18.
It is leially stated that the National Government's Fareign Office rezeived the full text of the second Soviet Note 1.0 ('hina,
BRITISH COMMENT, Press Divided As To Who is to Blame.
WAN
every
Police
window broken. Were patrolli the district Throughout the rest of the day as a precaution against further dis-
urbances.
Start of Trouble.
London, July 18.- A sharp duel of words occurred
between Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, the House of Commons to-day
the Premier, and Mr. Winston Churchill. The incident arose out of a question put by Mr. Churchill regarding the naval programme, in which, as a former First Lord of the Admiralty, he takes special interest.
Streetuwita, the Chancellor,
Allahabad, July 18.
Dr. Streerowitz was entering 'hta office this n oruing when a man on the isotpath raised a revolver and A renewal of noisy revolutionary evolver out of his hand and seized marked the resumption of the was about to fire when the sentry, cries and the singing of the Cam- with a Belting a, kmeked the munist anthem by the accused,
he wong asgallant, placing hini | Meerut conspiracy trial to-day. order arrest.
The Magistrate rejected thy Investigations revealed that the objections of the counsels for the unemployed tailor. man is named Anton Leither, an defence to the jurisdiction of the that the man is not entirely
It is stated Court.
aid that he has spent some time seizure of a responsible
his actions
was given of the mags of seditious in Mental Home at Dugaveldorf literature and documents at the Mr. Churchill requested that
homes of some of the accused, Parliament should have an oppor-statements that he mistook the the Communists of India
It appears from the culprit's cluding a pamphlet exhorting tunity of expressing an opinion Chancellor for the President of the oppose "Congress had Swurnit The drei o of the British Gov-versing the British naval pro-responsible for the unemployment passive resistance and to work before any important decision re-Republic, whom he conceived to be phrases and Ghandf's ideals of
eriment in refuse facilities for his visit was 1.ken after the fullest consideration of all the circumstan- affecting any way the good Inith ees It could be justified without of those who offered assurances on M. Trotsky's behalf,
The trouble commenced shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing when a crowd consisting for the greater part of Chinese of the student type gathered on a plece Trotsky were allowed to come per- In the Government's.view if M. of ground at the corner of Ferry sons f mischievous intentions and Macao Roads, in the Poutoo would unquestionably seek to ex- Read District. Orators addressed ploit his presence
for their own the gathering, the specehes hein ends and if consequently, he became Sino-mely directed against the Bro-a source of grave embarrassment, as unsatisfactory, late this on-Rossinn situation is not under-minlange and the existing govern- the Govern, would have no cer ink.
estimatest here,
tainty of being able to secure his Idi parture. - Rechter and British
Wireless,
breaking off diplomatlé, relationa, and describing the Chinese Note
London, July 19. The seriousnes of the
Brent.
pinion as divided as to which | At about 10.30, about 200 of the The Note was immediately sent for the two nation shoulders most Chinese formed themselves into a to Marshal Chiang Ral-shrk, whfar the blame should be placed, but procession and marched to chang called into conference Mr. Wat the same time it is not felt that toad in the direction of Chapel, Jan-min. The Director of hostilities are likely to engur, Legislative Yuan, Mr. Tai Chi-lno, the Director of the Examination Yuan, and Mr. Sfm Fo, thé Diver for of Railways and Ogłomunica tions.
Antal amponnesenarat was nade to Pressmen shortly before midnight by Mr. Wa Han-min.
"A Second Breath."-
The Daily Telegraph suys all eyes nou turn towards Japan, and thinks it possible that Tokyo's first step will be b offer the service
of Jupait as a medial in order to avert hostilities. The journal adds that both China and Russia appear to live forgotten heir pledges onder the Kellogg Part.
Tromehr Attacked.
Pamphlets were distributed with a lavish band and those in the
LAST LAPS FOR THE SWEDISH FLIERS.
FOR LABRADOR,
London, July 18.
the Swedish
gramine was taken.
Ordinary Powers, »
Mr. MacDonald: Certainly not, The Government will take just the ordinary powers of a Government in this immitter, (Labour cheers.)
Mr. Churchill then asked: Is a grave decision affecting the pro gramme being withheld until Par- liament separated?
This evoked the warm retort from the Premier: That is a most unworthy enggestion,
for
Evidence
problem in Austria and
consеwith irreconcilable strength for quently decided to remove him. the 'expulsion of the Imperialista Reuter.
from India--Reuter,
FATHER OF HOUSE OF COMMONS.
.
***Red". Methods.
Starting disclosures of "Red" methods in code letters were made during the continuation of the opening address by the prosecution counsel, Mr. Langford James, res.
ANNUITY PRESENTED TO MR. [eently.
T. P. O'CONNOR
Mr. Jamas said he would deal with Communist tactles and the his- London, July 18. tory of the present conspiracy to- The Premier addled that he was
Mr. T. P. O'Conner, the Father day and show that the tactics ad- doing his almost to get the nego
of the House Commons, was the vocated by Communists, journals tiations to a point which would en-
recipient this afternoon of a deed and iterature, were faithfully able him to make a full statement of annuity of a capital value of carried out by the accused in the furtherance of Communistio Ideals Before the House rose for the £10,000, which has been subscribin India. The Third Internationale Summer Recess. If it was imposed by his friends und colleagues in sibir, he could not do it-Renter. both Houses,
To Organice Class Wor.
was well aware that Nationalista, in countries like India and Egypt First Lord's Statement.
The ceremony, which took place were composed of just those cle- forefront of the procession carried TAKE OFF FROM GREENLAND
on the terrace of the Houses of ments against whom they had to banners bearing, inscriptions op
The matter was referred to in Parliament, was presided over by fight, namely the bourgeosic, but pasing the Kuomintang. During
the House of Commons on Wed- the Prime Minister, who made the these had decided to explo1i them the march, slogans of an anti-
nesday, when Mr. A. V. Alexander, presentation, and the speakers in- by associating with them and ex- Government nature were shoated
the First Lord of the Admiralty, cluded Mr. Stanley Baldwin, Mr.plaining all while that the nation The Mording Pond regards the by-the crowd but everything went) It is learned from Ivitut.regarding the Government's naval head.
replied to a number of questions Lloyd George and Lord Birken-alists' ideology was wrong. Hind the Eineraturat was tipture of relation - being wor- long peacefully until a railless Greenland," that
formidable on paper than it is tram ear appeared. A number of seaplane "Sverige" has left for nexion with the reported intention O'Comor's death, be used to pertailed by the Suviet Sote a reality.
programme, especially in e]]。 this that although the Chinese picked up stones and Labrador.
The capital will, apon Mr. it was expeted. The tealers of Japan, is inclined to favour the hurled then through the Government are ined Sviet in this quarrel, its altitude winiows,
to discontinue the building of sub-found a scholarship.
Mr. James continulnic, veferred · the 1ram
to the tactics used by Communint Took upom it as a "se end leath" would certainly
breaking
The "Sverige" is engaged on a marines. practically be modified if every pane of glass but without light from Stockholm to
The whole nutter, said Mr. and do not eaped that anything Russian arms proved victorious in doing much damage to the foYork, via leeland and Greenland. Alexander, was under considera-member of the House of Commons velutionary class war. The Public Mr. O'Connor, who has been and peasants to organise a re- agitators in order to lead workers
The seaplane is piloted by Captain tion, and he forcasted that the since 1885, is 81 years old. He is Prosecutor read extensive extra la people inside.
Ahrenberg, who has two com- Prime Minister would make still ungas in journalistic work from official Commurt reports. panions the Jopligtht. Juronouncement in Parliament British Wireless, Rentey.
upon the whole question of naval armminent before the Summer Recess. He was, however, upabin to give the actual date of the Premier's statement.
serion will come at 1.
Mr. Waumenin added That war between China and Kupin is must improbable, but as a result of the recent conference between Chiang Kai-shek and Clang isüch ling at Peking. the National Government was prepared for any developments ----Rroto,
RUSSIAN PRESSURE.
Berlin Suggestion Entirely Discredited.
Shanghai July 15.
the Far East.
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The Holy Mail, which is post přeuticed arafast the Bolsheviks, Motor Cars Damaged. Says The erisis is proving, after all Their furites denunziation
Not satisfied with this demons-
Later, "Imperialism," that they are them-tration, the procession continued:
elves the mi
The "Sverige" has returned, ow- extreme of Im-the march until reaching a sput perialit
just about opusit the Chinese | ing to dense log.--Reuter, The Labour argan, the Daily Government Mint in Tebang Rond. Hoult, sides with the Soviet.Standing outside were a number Reuter.
of motor enra and the crowd, for ne obvious reason, attacked these vehicles breaking the windows and doing considerable damare to the
A Mediator?
It is rumoured that the Sovietint work and bodies.
TROPICAL MEDICINE
RESEARCH.
Peking, duly 18. turitatem to invite the Kwok Blow, managing director of
Two of the ears belonged to Mr. | PRINCE OF WALES STRESSES
IT'S VALUE.
The suggestion eginating from nited States of America to aet wing Ou and Co.. another to Mr. Berlin diplomatie vírcles that theas mediator in the Sino-Russian). Hewitt. American engineer in
rupture of Sino-Russian Failway communications is the result of
eronomic pressure being exerted;
credited by those with knowledge
imbroglick
An intuential member
Peking Diplomatie Corps
of the
charge of the Mint and another one to Mr. Sarpennt also one of
Ministers' Secretaries, Mr. L. MacNeil Weir, M.P., for East Stirlingshire, TRICK been appointed Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister. Mr. Weir acted in this capacity when the Socialist Government was in oflee iti 1924.
Mr. J. H. Thomas, Lord Privy Seal, has appointed Mr. E. H.
AMERICAN RAILWAY
DISASTER.
He said: 4 should like to say this that it is not necessary in order to constitute an offence under section | 121-A nor is it necessary to convlet these accused of such offence. To prove that they belong to the Third' Internationale we might show that they were carrying out work ou these us at the behest of the Third Internationale. That is quite Pufficient. That is not a neces- Denver, July 18,
sury part of the indictment. They. Eight persons have been killed were, in the words of Mr. Spratt on and more than twenty injured as and with Moscow ends, and I think Moscow, read for Moscow reasons the result of a serious accident on that should be quite sufficient for the railway near Denver.
PASSENGER TRAIN CRASHES THROUGH BRIDGE.
Langton, Auly 18. today the Mint officials. One of the cars Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,
The Prince of Wales, opening Marsh and Mr. If. D. Hancock to for some unknown reason, planged by any means confined to India.
A Westbound passenger-train, any court of law.
This conspiracy in India is not Lip- New London School af be his joint Private Serretaries, through a worden bridge in the has been fomented, directed and on China by Russia is uiterly dis. "xpressed the opinion that the owned by Mr. Kwok Brw was being aid that in his travels he had| Air, has appointed Mr. C. LA. Bul- fell into a raging torrent."
Government, though
Lord Thomson, Secretary for early hours of this morning and funced from outside. relations of China and the Soviet
ward at the time by Mr. T. V. Soong witnessed an appalling loss
Various grave, are
members of the British Communjst not as bad as is feard.
who was inside the Mint during and effort due to tropical Secretary, and Mr. P. J. Oldfield to many travellers or the loss of life this conspiracy. Mr. James, pro-
of lark to be his principal Private | Fortunately there Week? BOL It is pointed out that
party have taken active part in the demonstration. He said it would be better to and Japan have been engaged for invite Paver with the least Station were immediately inform great was the value of research in
The polics of Penton Road disease, and he had realised how be his assistant Private Secretary, might have been appallingposed to give a comprehensive list years in the bittefest struggle for interest in Manchurian developed of the trouble and a party led tropical medicine and hygiene of the Admiralty, has appointed
·Mr. A. V. Alexander, First Lord || Reuter's American Severice. Manchuria's freight traffic, and ment to set as mediator pointing Inspector Ring and Defective development.---Pritish Wierdess. the effect of the closing of Rus-that the league of the Nationsergeant Cardell rushed to the
Mr. 11. V. Markham and Mr. T. sia's frontiers serves only to divert wood render most valuable A
of the situation.
Itussia
Escene in motor cars. After alight-
the freight to the South Man-sistance if the two governmentsing at one of the crosspauda Det. churin Railway fander Japan's were desirous of
a praceful Cardell accompanied by a Chinese control leaving the Siberian settlement. lines entirely without freight.-- Referring to the employment of reminder of the police party and police constable out-distanced the Router.
White Russians on the CER.atching up with the procession after the dismissal of the Soviet broke through the ranks to the nomies, the speaker said it!
front. was a great mistake. The Walte Soviet Governmeal as enemies of Russians are still regarded by the the present regime in Russia,
Germany us Go-Between,
Berlin, July 18. The Gorman Government has agreed to take charge of Chinese interests in Russia and Russian Interests in Chin-Renter.
Awaiting Developments,
Moscow, July 18.
British Interest,
London, July 18,
Policeman Badly Handled.
SUDDEN RISE IN THE PRICE OF WHEAT,'
BRITAIN'S BREAD TO COST MUCH MORE.
of those who participated in this conspiracy, from outside India, be- fore he finished his address.
Fry to be his Private Secretarios. INJURED HOLLYWOOD| Communism and Indian Students.
Miss Margaret Bondfield, Minis-
ter of Labour, has appointed Mr. W. H. Lowe Watson to be her principal Private Secretary, and
MAGNATE.
Mr. C. G. Dennys to be her assis- | MR. FOX'S CONDITION SHOWS
tant Private Secretary,
The Minister of Health, Mr. Arthur Greenwood has appointed Mr. A. Nevff Racker, to be h | Private Secretary, and Mr. P. N. R. Butcher to be his assistant Private
RUSSIAN STEAMER HITS MINE.
London, July 18, It was obvious that the only method of dealing with the crowd A substantial rise in the price of Secretary. which was working itself into an bread is anticipated as the result agly temper was to seize the lead- of an increase in whent prices by ers and Det. Cardell set about £1 per quarter since May 31at.. In the House of Commons to this. Forcing his way to the front The remarkable rise is attribut- The Suviet official organ, Izvestia, formed a questionor that the Gov-banners carried by two Chinese on elsewhere, plus heavy speculation day, M. Arthur Henderson in the poilce officer seized one of theed to the drought. In Argenting and saya that the rupture between ernment have not yet received bamboo poles. The crowd im- in the American markets,--Neutor, China and Russia involves the reply to a telegraphic request to mediately turned on the foreign question of the safety of many the Minister in Peking for the policeman and with sticks, fists and Itussians living on the eastern fron- latest information regarding the shoes attacked him, eventually end- tior, which will compel the Soviets Sino-Soviet diplamatle situation.-ing him to the ground with a blow aged to arrest 27 of the parti.
to take adequate measures for de- fence against possible attacks by the Chinese militarists and the White Russians.
Reuter,
J
on the head from behind. Forcipants, at the same time seizing Lunately at this moment the re- a large quantity of communist mainder of the party arrived on literature. The arrested men were Troop Movements.
The scene and broke up the crowd, taken to Pootoo Road Station where "The nature of these 'measures
Harbin, July 18.. undoubtedly saving Det. Cardell they were charged under the old depends upon the further develop-yesterday morning and as a result,
The Soviet Consulate was closed from a dangerous situation.
anti-revolutionary code. They will ment of events."-Router.
The procession was scattered in all be brought before the Pro- (Continued on Page 11.) a short time but the police man.visional Court this morning.
FEARED LOSS OF‘OVER THIRTY LIVES.
IMPROVEMENT.
Mr. James continuing, showed by rending letters, which he intended to prove when evidence came to be recorded, written by various Com-- munists, how the British Com- munist party at behest of the In- ternational carried on Communist. New York, July 18. The condition of Mr. William propaganda among Indian students Fox, the famous film magnate, who sitles in which M. N. Roy, who at residing in various British univer- was seriously injured in a motor that time was entrusted with look- car accident yesterday, has marking after Communist interests in edly improved-Reuters American India, took a prominent part. Service,
Mr. James then read a report by Mr. Gladding, who came to India Lo survey, the position of the Com mimists in this country under the |aasumed name of Cochrane, from the official report of the proceedings of the International Congress edited by It, W. Robson in which was de-" scribed the condition of colonial countries.
IRISH DIPLOMATS.
APPOINTMENTS TO FRANCE AND GERMANY."
Bucharest, July 18. The Russian steamer Volga"
London, July 18. sent out an S.O.S. message stating
He then read certain letters alleg- that she had struck a floating mine Dublin that Count Gerald O'Kelly minent Communists, describing the It is officially announced ined to have passed between soimo pro- and was sinking.
has been appointed Free State various activities of Upadhays, It is feared that seventeen pas Minister to France, and Professor Dutt, J. I. Thomas and other mem sengers and 14 members of the D. A. Binchy, Free State Minster bers of the British Communist crew have been drowned-Reuter, to Germany-Reuter,
(Continued on Paja 12.)