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NANKING THREATENS WAR ON MANCHUKUO

SUTCLIFFE MAKES 3.000 RUNS

ANOTHER RECORD

ESTABLISHED

1

London. Aug. 29. Herber Sutcliff, the famed Yorkshire and. England batsman. to-day completed his 4,098) runs for the season, the, third time in his career and the second season. auperessjon.

He is the only player in. first- . class cricket who has scored 3,008 eins in a season three times.

He now has a distinctly pood chance of beating his own record. approvate. in fact, it would be almost impossible that he should not do so. His 1928 figures were 2,002 and his 1981. figures were

1.006.

The record is held by Tom Hay- ward (Surrey), who in 61 Tunings

in 1906 obtained 3,5IS British Wireless.

STOCK MARKET RESTRICTION

Partial Relaxation Authorised

-ידי:

WAR LOAN SUCCESS

London, Aug. 20.

ANGLO-IRISH PEACE

PROSPECT

MR. SEAN O'KELLY INTERVIEWED.

London, Aug, 29.

Mr. Sean O'Kelly, and thirteen other members of the Irish Free State delegation to Ottawa, reach- Southampton this afternoon,

In an interview, he referred to his frequent informal conversa tians with 11 Dominions

Mr. J. H. Thum Secretary, the Frish question.

1101

He agreed with Mr. Thomas that no door had been etosed (6 prace and, in his opinion, there was a much better atmosphere of Friendliness as a result of their deliberations, British Wiztean,

LAST DEBT

TO BE PAID

BRITAIN AND LOAN FROM FRANCE

CRISIS CREDITS

DISAPPEAR

London, Aug. 29. Britain's recovery

from the financial crisis of last Autumn is beyond a doubt remarkable.

With the payment, which is toị be made on September 10, of the sum of Frs2,500,000,000 to France, i Britain will have repaid in fulf the entire amount of the huge! foreign credits obtained by Treasury last year in an attempt to prevent the break with the gold

standard.

I will a recalled that

The

the

States And

On his return from Ottawa, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has reviewed the position arising from bis request to intending borrowers

refrain from coming on the market pending the completion of the War Loun enversion opera- credits totalled 63200,000,000

United Prs.5,000,000,000 from France, 'nf Which latter sun, haff vaneed by the banks and the re-;

by mainder was subscribed fur the French public in the form of

tion.

In view of the gratifyingly high percentage of assents already - ceived from holders of War Loan, the Chancellor now feels satished that some partial relaxation of the present arrangements may safely be permitted, but, for the time he- ing, requests that only the follow- ing operations be undertaken:

Trou

{helu{

RIGHTS LAPSE.

Was anti-

The whole af th American Piratly, the mere exchange of Credit was repaid in March and s onc class of security for another: April last, with the right to res without change of awnership; and a borrow ($50,000,000 at any time Secondly, the issue of new security up to August 28, bm the right has to replace security the final re-not been exercised and will now demption of which had, prior to finally lapse.

Expedition Would Follow Japanese Recognition

REPLY TO COUNT UCHIDA

MILITARY CLAUSES IN JAPAN'S TREATY

REUTER'S NANKING CORRESPONDENTİ REPORTS THIS MORNING THAT WELL-INFORM- ED CHINESE NEWSPAPERS IN THE CAPITAL DECLARE THAT, IN THE EVENT OF JAPANESE RECOGNITION OF THE MANCHUKUO GOVERN- MENT, THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO ORDER A PUNITIVE EXPEDITION AGAINST MANCHUKUO.

In the meantime, Yang Yu-lin, Governor of Jehol, has been instructed to offer armed resistance to any fur- ther Japanese attempt at invasion of the province. It is believed that the arrival in Manchuria of General Muto, who has been given control over the army as well as diplomatic affairs, will mark the commencement of a general onslaught against Jehol.

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It may be noted that General Muto is with him the draft of the treaty which Japan expect to conclude with Mr. Pu Yi before formal recognition extended.

Details of the treaty, disclosed at Changchun, re- veal that Manchukuo and Japan are to be allied for! peace and for war. In the event of an attack by a third Power, such as Russia or China, Japan and Manchukuo will combine forces in the subsequent war.

TOKYO POLITICAL CRISIS

BREACH BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND THE SEIYUKAI

(SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH”).

Tokyo, Aug. 30. While the Saito Government is proceeding boldly with its policy regarding Manchuria, it is being beset by serious domestic difficulties which may yet bring about its downfall,

Horr von Papen, the German Chancellor, who is likely, it is rumoured, to become one of a triumvirate which will rule Germany in the abience of the support of the Reichstag.

HOME FOOTBALL.

MILLWALL TRIUMPH

WEST HAM'S POOR START

VILLA WIN AGAIN

London, Aug. 29.

Half the teams in the English

Football League embarked upon

their second engagements of the season to-day and the results give an early indication that the competitions will be as keen as Jever they were.

LAU'S AGENCY IN FUNG MURDER

MUST BE PROVED DEFENCE ARGUES

BRIDGING GAP

Quotations from authorities jand citation of cases occupied most of this morning's Billing of the Full Court's hearing of the defence case in law for the quashing of the conviction of Cheng Kwok-yau, found guilty last week of procuring the

murder of George Fung.

Mr. Eldon Potter, K. C., dealt early with the point of Lau's agen- ey and reiterated his argument of yesterday that unless this could be established beyond all doubl, the Crown case must fall.

He attacked the admission of the Zimmern and Christie evidence and declared that the Crown had made it probative of the main fact,

BRIDGING THE GAP.

"When I said there was no case for me to answer," he said, “Mr. Sheldon, in reply, made no effort to attribute any portions of evidence to any particular issue. He mere- ly said the jury could bridge the gap between the accused and Tsui

VON PAPEN by taking the evidence as a whole.

OFFENDS SOCIALISTS

ECONOMIC POLICIES ATTACKED

GERMANY NEARS DICTATORSHIP

Herr

(Telegraph Special.)

Berlin, Aug. 29. In the first division, of ten teams

von Papen's pro- who have played twice, only Astom spects of obtaining the sup- Villa have won twice and only Leeds, the promoted side, have lost port of the Reichstag have! twice. In the second division, Brad practically vanished with the ford City and Millwall have won announcement of his econo- twice and West Ham and Charlton mic policy.

division, of twenty teams playing

There is no doubt to-day that lagres on the measures introduce July 1st, 1992, been fixed for at The portion of the French cre- the political situation is rapidly into the Diet for the revision of have lost twice. In the third date carlier than Ducember 1st dit granted by the banks was also reaching the critical stage. The the rice laws. next, provided that such operations repaid in March, with the right latnuosphere is tense and all hope The Seiyukai is demanding more ropcern only British, including to re-borrow at any time up to jhas been abandoned that the drastic measures for the relier of Empire, sterling issues domiciled September 10. Not only will this Government and the Seiyukai will the Turming community,--Reuter. in London, and involve neither the right not be exercised," but the provision of new ensh nor under-remaining Frs.2,500,000,ong will i writing.

be repaid at due date, thereby i

An announcement respecting the | extinguishing the whole of repayment of the four and a half Jamount of the credits. per cent, War Loan 1925:45 and

the 4 Treasury Bonds 1992/914

is being made on Tuesday. By the

The JAPANESE BOXER

THE LANCASHIRE STRIKE

BEST PERFORMANCE.

it not obvious that the whole, evidence of Zimmern and Christic boing available is probative of the main fact?

"I challenge anyone," continued Mr. Potter, "to' contend that Zim- mern and Christie are mixed up with Tsui, and there is no connec ting link in Tsul's evidence with the accused."

The argument is proceeding.

JAPANESE PIECE GOODS DUMPING INTO INDIA

Higher Duty Coming into Force

NO DISCRIMINATION

Simla, Aug. 29. British cotton piece goods is to The import duty upon non-

be increased immediately from It is, of coursi, believed that 31% per cent, to 50 per cent. twice, only Brentford in the South the Chancellor is quite unconad valorem. and Accrington in the North have cerned about the issue and is This is the result of the recom- won twice and none of the remain-determined to retain control of mendations of the Indian Tarill ing eighteen teams is without a the reins of government in the Board, which has been studying paint.

face of all developments.

the problem in view of the heavy The Stock Exchange, it may be shipments of Japanese goods to noted, has received a fillip as a

India. The best performance of the day result of the announcement of the minimum duty of five and a quar- Plain greys will be subject to a was the victory of Millwall at Stoke, Chancellor's programme for who on Saturday had defeated lieving unemployment of the Manchester United 2-0 at Manches Chancellor's programme for whichever is the higher) as com- the present rate of ter. West Ham, velegated from lieving unemployment. while it Pari with the senior division, have started us aroused alarm and criticism

PROTECTION wretchedly in the second. To-day from both Trade Unionist and]

INEFFECTIVE. they were benten 4-2 at home by Nazi circles.

The Tariff Board's report has Bradford City.

UNDISGUISED HOSTILITY. not yet been published but the In the Southern Section of

Government of India's resolution Division Three. Brentford obtained

The hostility between the Nazis upon

and nally repaid and that the whole/king. Mr. T. V. Soong told news-cashire cotton weavers have re-their second away win and by the and the von Papen clique is no shows that the Board answered in

It gives a summary of the foreign credits acquired question of a blockade of the sponded to the call of their union sume margin, 3-2. Their success longer disguised, while the Trade the affirmative the question whe- in the emergency last summer. Manchukuo Customs was still fully known, but, from reports to-day at Coventry was on

out-Unionists announce that they will ther non-British piece-goods were der discussion.

strenuously oppose every effort to being imported at such a price se put the economie proposals into to render the existing protective operation.

tariffs ineffectivo,

INACCURATE REPORTS.

beginning of October, it will be In view of entirely inaccurate possible to estimate with fair aerts current in certain quarters euracy the total amout of eash during the last few days regard- to be provided for redemption on the repayment of credits ob

tained last year from the United December 1st.

States it has been necessary restate that all the sums drawn against that credit

The question of terminating the so-called "Embargo" will then be reviewed and a further statement made-British Wirelesa.

LYTTON REPORT NEARLY READY.

LEADER GOING HOME NEXT WEEK

Péking, Aug. 30. The Lytton Commission has so far advanced with its labours on its Report to the League of Nations that the Earl of Lytion has arrang- ed to fly to Shanghai on next on his way to England.

Monday

+

M. Claudel and Dr. Schnee are arranging to travel to Europe vin Siberia, Reuter,

Two cases of cholera Victoria district, and one typhold, were reported to the health authorities during the week-end.

from

Canc

thu

have

to

been

whether current, or in the form

of contingent rights, will shortly have disappeared, repayment in all cases having been made in full, -Beuter and British Wireless,

MOLLISON HITS A

THUNDERSTORM

FORCED DOWN IN NOVA SCOTIA

New York, Aug. 30.

Weather conditions appear to be

INDEMNITY

RETENTION AGAIN

CONTEMPLATED

Shanghai, Aug. 30. Prior to his departure for Nan-

paper correspondents that the

OPERATIVES:NOT TOGETHER

London Aug. 29. The extent to which the Lan

atanding performance,

Results:-

FIRST DIVISION.

Anton Villa Blackpool Huddersfield

to go out on strike is not yet

available in various centres it The Government, he added, was would appear that a considerable also giving serious consideration number of mills are at work and to the retention of the Japanese in some towns in the south and Boxer Indemnity since the Dairen south-east of Lancashire, condi- Customs revenue for July had not tions are almost normal, been received-Reuter.

In North Lancashire, notably in Sheffield, Un. Burnley, Nelson, Preston and Ac- Wolves erington, however, very few.opera- tives started work to-day.—British Wireless.

SILVER OUTLOOK

UNCERTAIN

HONGKONG

DOLLAR UNALTERED ·

The silver situation at the mo- conspiring to hamper Mr. J. Amont is uncertain, with the result Mollison in his efforts to complete that very little business lù payn- of arrangements for his return flighting in Hongkong, the dollar remain-

10, 4.0/8d. ing unchanged to England.

In London, allyer advanced A mensage from Sydney, Nova 1/8th, the rise Being chiofly due The Royal Observatory reports that Scotia, states that the airman land- to India buying. The market clos an anticyclone of moderate intensity ed safely in a field near Sydney od qulotly steady.

is central over the Pacific to the cast during a thunderstorm.

Aftor the

He was offelál fixing, tho market ruled un-

of the Bonine. Pressure is relatively bound for Harbour Graco.

His cortain, with buyers satisfied.

Star/Tongking. Local forecasti machine wan not damaged.- Now York reports no change' at

1 Sunderlandl 2 Leeds Un.

Leicester

G Liverpool

10-

re

ter anņas a pound (or 50 per cent,

4.

The workers' leaders, звук It la pointed out that the Govern- Router, express surprise at pro-ment of India's action is, to some posals "revealing so little. prac-extent, circumscribed by the terms itical knowledge of social matters" of the Indo-Japanese Convention of 2 and they reject the Government's 1904 which does not admit the im- 1 plan regarding unemployment.

In the meantime, a minor boom of higher duties upon Japanese position under any circumstances the Stock Exchange and a

on

GENERAL INCREASE.

Notts County number of orders from abroad Foods alone. 1 indicato confidence in the strength o of the von Papen Government.

Holton

SECOND DIVISION.

Bury Charlton KAREEMASONENBURG Lincoln City

Notte Forest Southampton Stoke West Ham

A

0

Manch. Un.

2

Swansea

3

Tottenham

2

Port Vale

2

KEY POSITION.

1

Mittwal!

2 Bradford C.

4

Still under indictment in

Bournemouth

0

2 Brentford

5 Exeter

“TELEGRAPH" PHOTO COMPETITION

Competitors in the Telo. graph Summer Photo Compo- tition are reminded that en- trics definitely close to-mor- row, 31st instant,

A further batch of entries will be published in the Pic- torial Supplement on Satur- day, and it is hoped to publish the results, together with the winning picturos, in our. Is- suo of Saturday Beptember

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).

Cardiff Clapton Orient Coventry

Northampton Southend

3

0 Luton

2 Bristol Rov.

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH),

Accrington

Barnsley Barrow Doncaster

full Olty

G Rotherham

2 Tranmere 1 Rochdale 8 Walsall 4 Wrexham

The Government therefore re- jected

any measure involving discrimination against Japan and the has applied the increased duty United States for his wartime ac- generally to ploco-goods of non- tivities, yet spokesman for the British origin without distinguish, dictators of Germany's policies on ing between various countries of political, commercial and financial origin.

mattors that is the strange poal- The now duty, effective im-

tion hold by Lieut.-Col. Franz von mediately, will remain in force 2Fapen, the monarchist-minded until March 31, 1933,

Chancellor of the Republic.

It is pointed out that the find- Scholarly, natute, aristocratic-Inga of the Tariff Board must not Von Papen presents a problem be regarded as involving a con- aven to the Garman populace, to clusion regarding the general whom he is comparatively un-question of the continued protec- known. They do not know wha- tion of the Indian cotton Industry, 1ther to laugh at their new chans which is now the subject of

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