BRAUN WILL PROTEST
UNFAIR TACTICS
IN PLEBISCITE
TERRORISM CHARGES
(Special to "Telegraph")
(By Targrash. Copyright, Telenrachio Mam Mars Ordisaner, 1981. Received, January
or secret."
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SAAR'S PEACEFUL
PLEBISCITE.
(Continued from Page 1.)
10 pny the French debts of Saarlanders.—Bruter.
BRIGHT PROSPECT
Geneva, Jan, 18.
THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH.
RED PROPAGANDA
UNDERMINING THE MORALE OF THE U.S. NAVY
Quantico, Va., Jan, 13. The assertion that Communistie' propaganda, directed by first-class brainsy was being spread through out the United States navy, was The prospects of a speedy made to-day by Rear-Admiral Clark settlement of the Saar question. Woodward, Spanish-American were brighter to-night and the War veteran and former personal peaceful completion of the plebis-representative of President Hoover
in Nicaragua. cite was regarded as a good omen for the rapid settling of the formalities.
MONDAY, JANUARY 14, · · 1936.
INQUIRY PRESSED
JAPANESE EXPANSION IN
THE FAR EAST
Washington, Jan, 13, That a Senatorial Inquiry is ponding on Japan's military and commurelal policies in forecast in two Congressional quarters.
Senator William King, Democrati Member for Ulah,, stated to-day that he was conferring with Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary of Stato, in the near future, relative to his resolutions asking that the Addressing the officers, and mess Foreign Relations Committee of the Marine Barracks here, Ad-should institute an inquiry luta. miral Woodward said that Com-Japan's policy in Manchuria and munistie activities in the navy has on reports thai Japan is fortify- began in 1930, and were Now ex-ing the former German POABOA- ceedingly well organised, of
alons in the Pacific, which she holds ander Mandate.
Every effort is being made to ensure that the question of the Saar's status will be disposed of at the present session "the Lengue Council.–Renter.
manner
MAKING HISTORY
Trained agitators, he said, were constantly following the movementslican Member of the House of Re-
Mr. Hamilton Fish, the Repub-| of the, naval vessels.-Router.
Saarbruecken, Jan. 13. The Socialist leader. Herr Braun, declares that he intends
Saarbruecken, Jan, 13,
presentatives, said that he would to protest to the Lengue of
The most important day in the
disclose startling facts in rou- Nations that the Saar plebeseite history of the Saar passed off While walking in Des Voeux Road|naction with Japan's "seizure” of Iane inst the American textile markets in was "neither free, independent peacefully when the electors voted Central, near Man Wah
15n เก orderly and disciplined night, Wong Lai-kan, employed by the Philippines and Latin Ameri-,
an impart and export In the afternoon polling relieved of his fountain pen from his
firen, was ca.-Reuter, He alleges that pro-Nazi eam-officers wer waiting Vatera eft breast pocket. The thief WHA pagnera used threats of terrorism Inaletl dealing with long caught. Brought before Mr. E.L to influence voters.
queues as in the morning.
Wynne-Jones in the Central Magistra- Several days ago Herr Brauai
ey this morning, the man, Li Kon. asked for a delay of the plebiscite |
As far as is known there were pleaded guilty and was sentenced while the authoriting should into lisqualifications of Hitlerite four months hard labour. Sergeant
voters for shouting "Hell Hitler!" | M. Flattery prosecuted, vestigate charges of intimidatory tactics on the part of Nazis inor giving the Nazi salute. the Suar.
of
to
Wild rumours spread from time restricted hours for the sale of Ito time, Among the authentienfed liquor.-- Reuter Special. ·
facts is the case of one man, i
Only one lash securred ta-day. when Communists and Nazis came to grips. The affair threaten stated to be a member of the Com-
to develop into a serious riot, ut palice quickly dispersed the crowd. There were no arrests injuries. United Press.
monist Front, who was arrested i in Saarlouis last night with eight
GUARDING FRONTIER
The Hague, Jan. 14 It is officially announced that the Instructed they frontier guards not to admit
and neorabs, 200 hand grenades and 60 Government has
potetics of dynamite in his flat,
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
5.S. Moncalieri sailed from Singa, nure on the 13th inst. for Saigon. Is expected here on or about the 27th inat.
S.S. Clara Camus sailed from Aden
i
An orlogenarian woman voter fugees from the Saar who are ex , died In a polling booth at Hausindt, pected to arrive at the border by and it is not known whether she jhway of Belgium, except those per bad nirendy vated,
ITALIANS PELTED
While their elders were register.)
on the 11th inst., and is expected hereing their votes. Saar children
on or about the 10th February.
die here on the 3rd February.
OKADA'S POLITICS
spent the day tobogganning and
Pons of such standing ነጋ would prove them other than "andesirable | Toreigners."----Keuter.
JUST IN TIME.
Saarbrucken, Jan, 13.
Conference' Denied
Washington, Jan. 13. Mr. Cordell Hull to-day denied that be was conferring with Senator King regarding the lat ter's resolutions In Congress on Japan-United Press.
No Change In Policy
Shanghai, Jan. 12. Reports that Mr. Koki, Hirota, the Japanese Forolgn Minister, is considering a chunge in the
Japanese policy towards China is denied by Mr. Suma, the Japanese train to-day for the capital. Consul at Nanking, who left by
from a trip to Japan, and is pase- Mr. Sumia has just returned ing through the thres provinces,Renter,
eastern
COOLIE FINDS BODY
SOLDIER DROWNED IN DAM
AT KOWLOON
S.S. Conte Verde aniled from Trieste I snowballing, and among their Fras da Mondenach, of Shang- and Venice on the 14th fast, and targets were a number of Italian hd, who travelled across Ruselt solitiers on a lorry, armed with fo reach the Saur in time to, čast machine guns, travelling through her vole al the plebiscite, very the streets of Saarbruecken. The nearly bad a long journey for soliders took the attack in good nothing.
The body of a 25-year-old private She was delayed two days in found by a conlie, in a dam at Kowloon of the 1st Lincolnshire Regiment, was part, Tokyo, Jan, 14.
As evening approached the Russia by snow-storms.When she
| at 10 a.m. yesterday. Premier Okada is proceeding (0| population collected in cafes and arrived at Berlin she had abandoned The body has been identified us that Shizuoka Prefecture this morning restaurants to discuss the most hope of reaching Saarbruecken in of Private Baxter of the 1st Lincoln- for the purpose of holding an exciting day in their lives. Most|time to reach the polls. She fshire Regiment, stationed at the Sun- Interview with Prince Saionji, of them were confident that the made known her plight to the wui Camp. The body was half- Premier Okada wil report to him Sour' would be returned to Gor. Lauthorities,
dressed, and the remainder of the the Government's attitude toward many. Others were apprehensive General Gpering immediately clothing was found neatly folded up the 67th Bennion of the Imperial; of -their future,
nude possible her journey west Hongkong money was found in the beside the dan. Some English and Dlet to be resumed on Jau, 22.- There were few signs of Jubila-by aeroplane, and she arrived just clothing. Central Newn.
tion to-night, owing largely to the in time to vale.-Reuter.
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