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FIT DUNLOP
GLASGOW RIOTS: WILD SCENES OF DISORDER
Unemploved Demonstrators in Serious
Serious Clash with Police
£375,000 PRIZE LOTTERY
CHRISTMAS DRAW
IN SPAIN
MADRID IN A FEVER
Madrid, Dec. 22.
The whole of Spain is to-day in the throes of a sweepstake fever, throwing business out of joint, interfering with traffic in the capital, remarkable scenes be- ing witnessed.
For three hours. In the course of the morning, it was literally im- possible to move in the Puerta del Sol, Madrid's. Plecadilly Circus, which was jammed tight with people waiting to learn of their fortune in the annual Christmas Lottery.
How infectious was the fever! struck the country which
wax
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XMAS IN LONDON. Croat throngs in Polticoat Lane, London's Jewish quarter, doing their Christ- maa shopping.
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INDIA'S GOODWILI
illustrated at Huesca where the END OF EMERGENCY sitting of the court was suspended i for Jubilation when it was learned; that the court was
the Presiding Judge to the small-'
phu 01
the
fret winners, all officials,.,from
est. usher having a share.
SEVEN WEEKS IN A QUEUE.
2
The queae around
ORDERS
PROGRESS OF THE CONFERENCE
London, Dec. 22.
the lottery. During the debate on the ad- building started forming 52 days journment of the House of Com- mons for the Christmas recess, ugo I
for the Secretary
Indin, Sir The first place in the queue was Samuel Hoare, made a statement sold for fifty shillings by the on the situation in India and the Table labourer who guarded, it day and progress of the Round night for Rifty-two days,
The first prize of £375,000 went.
tu Barcelona-Reuter,
HK DOLLAR SLUMPS
LOWEST FOR SIX
Conference.
PASSIONS FLARE IN CITY HALL
SEVEN COUNCILLORS
EJECTED T
DEPUTATION FIGHT
LONDON, DEC. 22.
WILD SCENES OF DISORDER WERE WIT- NESSED IN GLASGOW TO-DAY AS THE OUT- COME OF A GIGANTIC DEMONSTRATION BY UNEMPLOYED.
The storm-centres were Glasgow Green, the Hyde Park of Glasgow, and the Corporation Council Chamber! Ten policemen were injured'in a conflict with the demonstrators, five of them being taken to hospital. Another police officer was seized by one gang and an attempt was made to throw him into the Clyde.
Plate-glass windows of the shops, gay for Christmas, were smashed. Motor-cars were held up and their windscreens smashed.
In the City Council Chamber, seven members were suspended by the Lord Mayor, and a scuffle occurred be- fore they were removed. One was carried out uncon- scious, having fainted.
He said that, so fur os he could RIOTERS FIGHT THROUGH CORDON
judge, the situation in India was definitely better.
The Ottawa agreements had been passed by
The dramatic scene at the meet- six had to be forcibly ejected.
Meanwhile. the unemployed the Asserably by 77 volen to 25-ing of the Glasgow Corporation | very significant evidence of good- was the prelude to the whole un-procession, having been refused will between the Indian Legisla plensantness.
ment.
EMERGENCY ORDERS.
ture and the imperial Parlia While the Council were in session, a large procession of un employed marched upon the City As to the Emergency Orders, helial and submitted a request to had always hated them, and no the Lord Mayor for a deputation one wished to see them imposed to be received. unleas absolutely necessary.). Touching the lowest rate for Some months ago, the Indian more than six months the long: Government came to the view that kong dollar opened at Is, 2.7/8d.it would be much more satisfuc-
MONTHS
A fresh outbreak of unemployed disturbances in. Britain is re ported to-day from Glasgow, mounted and foot police being engaged in a bitter conflict with demonstrators, Photos show typical scener.
PERSIA TO ARGUE IT OUT
SPECIAL DELEGATION FOR GENEVA.
(Our Own Correspondent).
Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphic
| Steuarnea Ordinance, 18ps. Raerived. Dicomber 125 102 mm).
London, Dec. 22.
It is learned from Teheran that the Persian Government is con- sidering the appointment of n special delegation to go to Geneva to lay before the League Persia's case in the oil dispute.
a hearing at the City Hall, pro- ceeded to Glasgow Green and is isolated acts of violence soon led to general disorder, in which heavy stones were employed to smash windows,
thia morning. Lacally, the market tory if the responsibility of deal-est
being followed by remarkable police with batons drawn at one
RIOTERS TRAPPED.
MEETING CLAMOUR.
The police on duty were heavily reinforced and the army of de After some deliberation, the re-
found themselves eaught between a cordon of foot was refused, the decisiononstrators is rather uncertain, with little ining with grave threats to law and
scence. A man sitting in the elination to do business.
order was imposed on the Legs Public Gallery jumped up and end of the street and a stand of
mounted police at the other. In London, silver dropped 1/8th latures rather than on the Ordin-
imprecations at the spot and 1/10th forward, China ances of the Governor-General. shouted
Council. Four or five attendants
GENERAL MELEE. sold, and small business was re- He was glad to be able to seized him and he was ejected. ported, with the market quiet-announce that, so far as he could After the official fixing, the market see, by the beginning of the New ruled stendy, with America a small Year there need be no further
Emergency Orders. buyer.
3
.
A furious battle of words and a display of passions by Labour members of the Council, who pre- tested violently against the re- fusal to give the unemployed a hearing, led to the suspension of
even Councillora.
EUROPEAN SERIOUSLY HURT
MOTOR-CYCLE MISHAP
ROOSEVELT HOLDS
ALOOF
DECLINES TO ENDORSE HOOVER PLAN.
Washington, Dec. 22
In order to have à free hand when he takes ofllco, the President-Elect, Mr. Franklin Roosevelt had declined Pró- sident Hoover's invitation to endorse the appointment of a Commission to explore prob- lems such as war debts.-- Kcutor.
CRPSKE ANTUSIANNAPURNIMANTA GRANDSTANZA TOCH KONTSERTS
|FRANCE AND WAR DEBTS
PREMIER'S POLICY APPROVED
CLEAR MAJORITY IN CHAMBER
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M.
Paris, Dec. 22. Paul-Boncour's Ca- binet is assured of a com- fortable majority in the Chamber on the Ministerial programme which was read
AMERICA'S TRADE LOSS in Parliament to-day.
STRIKING STATISTICS FROM GENEVA
Economy in public expenditure. Buttlement of the war debta issue, and curtailment of Government.
staffs, were the chief features.
MORE THAN TWO Chamber's vote on December 14,
THIRDS!
The statement of policy declared that a general settlement of the war debts issue on the lines of the
would be one of the main problems before the Government. Othor- wiae, M. Herriot's policy would be. continued in other international negotiations with the firm inten- tion of preparing a general solu- tion of world difficulties.
London, Dec. 22, Starting figures are contained in a report published by the trade Statistics Bureau of the League
CALL FOR SACRIFICE. of Nations at Geneva to-day.
The Report shows that there ment, must be prepared for sacri- All citizens, declares tho atate-. was a decrease of one-third in the fees in view of the prevailing fin- volume of warld trade in the first
uncial stringency. The public half at 1932 as compared with the services will be re-organised by I same perind of 1931. The weeding out and simplification.
loser was the United
In the meantime, the Government
greatest States,
It is revealed that while Bri-anks for an immediate Vote on ac- tuin's exports have fallen heavily count of expenditure in January. Sertoux injuries, including in common with those of other
WAR DEBTS. fractured lex. were received by countries, the actual proportion of
TRADE LOSSES.
Mr. T. H. Pearce, of the staff of trade has increased remarkably Although the new Premier con- St. Franela Hotel, when he fell since Britain's departure from the siders himself bound by the vote The police were soon in the from his motorcycle in the early gold standard, with the consequent of the Chamber of Deputies, not to cheapening of her products pay the December war debt in- This was not, however, the end. thick of a melee in which ten of hours of this moraing.
It appears that Mr. Pearce was Jabrond.
stalment to the United States be them suffered injuries, five being
fore a conference on the war debt. serlously. The crash of ginss and returning to the Hotel at about the shouls of the crowd caused.45 a.m. when, on taking the
problem has been called, M. Paul Silver receded in New York
ROUND TABLE RESULTS.
earney near the Soldiers' Club, the shopkeepers, where possible. to
The figures issued indicate that Boncour is very anxious not to dis fell 1/8th to 25.1/8, with "the market
machine skidded and he
the export trade of the United tur Franco-American relations: erect hasty barricades. ensy, Futures for December de Referring to the suggestion of a
heavily to the ground.
States has been affected more serland is ready to negotiate with the clined to 24.95. The cross-rate previous Opposition speaker that
Besides a fractured leg, the un-ously than any of the other prin- United States immediately, if it dropped slightly to 3.33%.
there has been a change in the
way through the cordon and fortunate eyed reseived other in-
The League's can be arranged. altitude of the Government to the
elpal countries. hurriedly dispersed into the juries to his legs, as well as to figures of losses are as follows: Conference, Sir Sarauol Hoare said!
Thoy refused leave the shaller thoroughfares, although his armas. He was later picked up
to
United States... 67 per cent. he could any categorically, there
Germany.... They Council Chamber and the police not until many arrests had been and was no difference at all.
60 per cent. Britain
67 per cent. were trying to get exactly the were called in. One of the sus-elected and numerous clotera Civil Hospital. same results as before. They pended Councillors fainted in the were nuraing baton injuries.
France
5-1 per cent. had not departed from the Whito excitement and was carried out of
The British Empire's share of Renter. Papers of last your,
XMAS RECESS IN PARLIAMENT
HOUSE ADJOURNS TILL FEBRUARY
CHINA'S DELEGATES
POLICE CALLED IN.
Finally, the crowd forced their
Reuter,
either in the room unconscious. The other letter or spirit. The Conference
would end, just as the Conferences
rushed to the Government
Another mishap occurred when Mr. Walker, of the Hongkong ( Jockey Club Stables, was driving
of last year and the year before COTTON TRADE COURT MOVES TO Road East yesterday afternoon at 1929 and 1931, but since Sep-
ended, a series reports, and when the Opposition read them, they would agree that much useful work had been done.
OUTLOOK
JAPAN FORGING AHEAD
SANDRINGHAM
FAMILY GATHERING
FOX XMAS
London, Dec. 22 The King and Queen were ne- companied by Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret when they travelled to-day to Sandringham. where the Royal Family will Christmas Day- British Wireless.
London, Dec. 22. After the adjournment dobate in the House of Commons, in which, bosides India, various aspects of unemployment problems and the A great measure of agreement question of the working of the coal had been reached not only bc- quota were discussed, the House twaon the Governments in Britain with the roso late this afternoon and will and India, but also not meet again until 7th February. Indian delegations in London. Power has been given the Speak The Government would do avery.
London, Dec. 22.. er, however, to call the House to thing in their power to increase
Recovery in the volume of gother carlier if required by the the forces of goodwill, and would
their willingness to public interest.--British Wireless. show
co: business done by the world's cot- operate with India if India would ton industry, which is not wholly is Wire co-operate with them.
attributable to seasonal causes, LABOUR CONDITIONS. is recorded over the past threa With regard to the labour con- months by the Cotton Trade ditions revealed in the Whitley Statistical Bureau, ·
The world trade in ploce-goods, Report, he said the administration AT of labour questions was a trans-It Is shown, rose to the highest ferred subject, and the India level since the beginning of 1900, Omec, therefore, had little or no which was mainly due, however, lo Nanking, Dec, 23. control, but his advisers and him- a remarkable expansion of Japanese The Third Plenary Session of self were fully alive to the need exports.
Lancashire regained some of her the C.E.C., before separating, sent for a great improvement, and all telegrams to Dr. W. W. Yon, Dr. the influence they could exert lost export ground as a result of Wallington Koo and Mr. Quo Tai-would be in the direction of help Britain's abandonment of the gold! chi expressing praise for the ex-ing both the Central and Provin- standard, while Japan, by aimilar cellent mannor in which they cial Governments do everything netion, not only retained her presented China's case to the possible to raise the standard of former trade, but extended it at Genova.- labour conditions generally the expenso of Britain and the League Bossion in
Continent-Router.. British Wireless. -- "Reuter.
PRAISED
FOR GOOD WORK
GENEVA
SUN FO TO TAKE OFFICE
ASSUMING POST IN JANUARY
Nanking. Dec. 2. Mr. Sun Po is not arunding the Presidency of the Legislative Yoan until January.
It was at first erroneously ro ported that he had takon offee this morning-Router
a private motor car along Queen's world trade fell slightly between 3.30 p.m. Whilst passing the Grand tember, ID31, British exports have Theatre, he knocked down Kwok secured a large share of the im- Mok-kam, aged six, who received a ports of many countries-British
Wirelena, fractured shin bone.
U.S. AMBASSADOR
MR.
TO BRITAIN
•
JOHN W. DAVIS MENTIONED
London, Dec. 19.
A
DUTCH DUTIES INCREASED
RESTRICTION OF IMPORTS
The Bagus Dae, 90. Bill be boon pancut by Mr. John W. Davis, former Parliament provistonally increas. American ambasador to Gront
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE. Later. The Chamber passed a vote of confidence in the Paul-Boncour Government by 365 votes to 215-
RE-SHUFFLING OF NANKING POSTS
THREE MINISTERIAL CHANGES
Nankbig, Dec. 28, It by virtually certain that Hugu
The Minister of the hao-batteret General Tale Intoplow,
Ti-pinge as Clovernor of Chefinu and that Mr. Bhth Yang, the Mayor of Nanking will become Hom
and Democratie president by 30 per cent. the state op Miniator." tial candidato in 1924, in expected all mods not produced in Holland.
The 111) also Invvonnan, Elu dutying President of the LegiiUVE to suceso Mr. Andrew W. Mutton
hao Yuan-ehnya will bovome ne
as Ambassador, according to the on sugar by 15 per cent. Reuter Tunn and concurrently Mbilsto Reynolds Mustrated News,
of donation, wille Me. "IF HI
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apeptaeton Ets ensand fell from a height of shout diatry and Commerup, who is t were taken to the Water Police Fight feet at the Yaumst Forgy proaght fineling the thyljet stite Mation yoktorday by a eleksim euslin Winner yesterday to Chisen, and df,has been appulatet “Minister to who discovered them in hin vahtein alio, revolved injuriam fi hik houd Italy. after he had convoyed a European was later tipa (o the Cavern | back again. from the Alur Perry to Yuumall and Cleff Hospital for treatment,
bund www Hearing, Hongkong shuvlly A third-class panengur of the after 11 pan. The langui was stopp Mangkok ferry bout Man Hang cain- but though, a kerel was inde
oldo Inst night a the trace of the body was found;"
mitted
Ya Run-tal who repantly, driv out Chonnyal Wanze, ObalJiah, FL Clovernor of Kwajchow, from dit provfuolai explial, has been appoint noed. Minister of Industry and COD
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