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Hongkong Telegraph
YOUSOBNO 1801
No. 14630
三拜禮·號四廿月七英港香
BRITISH STAND DETERMINED
ITALY'S CASE MUST BE AIRED
FRANCE WILL SUPPORT LEAGUE ACTION
(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphio Messager Ordinanes, 1894. Receivad, July 24 8 a.m.
London, July 23.
Britain will press for full discussion of all the aspects of the Italo-Abyssinian dispute when the League of Nations Council considers the matter next week, says Reuter's diplomatic correspondent.
Hope of a peaceful settlement before the League Council meeting becomes increasingly remote. Only such a settlement would alter Britain's determination to insist upon the sifting of the whole quarrel.
Aim To Keep
Control Of
Agriculture
A.A.A. AMENDMENTS
FINALLY PASS
STRUGGLE IN U.S. SENATE
After
Д
Washington, July 28,
fortnight's furious
dobato, the Senate, by, a vote of 06 to 18, finally passed the A.A.A. amendments to the Bill carrying
to
WEDNESDAY, JULY, 24, 1995.
Sanator Kay Pittman, who ballavas
limited ban against suits to that the Roosevelt Administration rucover cotton processing taxes
will carry out, ita silver programme and provision intended
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to the full extant. control validate existing erop
the proposed contracts, while
provisions aro price-fixing climinated.
The amendments were intro- duced with a view to broadening
The Bill
the powers of the Farm Adminis tration and to protect it against the mounting attacks. was changed in many respects and in no wise grants the sweeping powers requested by Mr. Henry Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture. The amended Bill thus con-
nt-
It is confidently expected that as a result of the recent conversations between M. Laval, the French Prime Minister, and Sir George Clerk, the British Ambassador to Paris, the British demand for a fullby the increasingly critical discussion will receive France's support.
During the attempts made by Britain and France in Rome to find a basis for a discussion of plans for a settlement of the Italo- Abyssinian dispute. It was gather. ed that Italy had not departed from her stand that nothing short of annexation or at very least political control of part or all of Abyssinin would satisfy Signor Mussolini.
as
The possibility of holding three-
conversations power
between Britain, France and Italy, signatories of the 1906 treaty, was discussed; but in any case, it was decided, it would be difficult to hold such a meeting without an Italian undertaking that she will not resort to force.
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OUTBURST AGAINST JAPANESE
ITALY INCENSED
AT ATTITUDE
EMBASSY GUARDED
Rome, July 23.
A strong police guard has been placed outside the Japanese Em- bassy here. Feeling against the Japanese is extremely strong.
MUST STATE CASE The British Ambassador Rome, Sir Eric Drummond, has boon arging upon Italy the necessity of stating her Саве A virulent anti-Japanese press against Abyssinia freely at campaign has been developed by Geneva, but so far Italy appeara|Populo d'Italia, which says that reluctant. If Italy continues re- Japan's new attitude violently con- luctant, and that seems probable, diets with the Japanese Ambas the vital part of the Goneva pro-sndor's rosent Assurance that ceedings in Hkely to come under Tokyo had no political interest in the scope of Article XII of the Abyssinia. Covenant, under which League members agreed in the event of a
"Japan's sudden sympathy for
dispute likely to lead to a rupture poor Abyssinia
reveals Japan's
Reports of anti-Japanese de- by one or other of these investiga-monstrations in several towns have tions-Reuter Special.
brought semi-official
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dental which ваун that the public AGREEMENT REACHED
exuberance is due. to Signor Mus- London, July 23. solini's latest pronouncement.
The anti-Japanese cumpulan has As a result of exchanges which, have taken place it is now authorisat obliterated the anti-British attacks which has been pressed for tatively stated that close agree several weeks. ment oxists between the French and Beltlah Governments in
of
Reuter.
K
stitutes a compromise necessitated
titude of the Senate towards all measures the constitutionality of which is doubtful in the light of recent Court decisions,
Critics of the Administration's foreign trade polley vainly tried to curtail the President's tariff- bargaining powers by offering a restrictive rider, which, however, was turned down.
Reuter,
,
THRILLING DAVIS CUP STRUGGLE
AMERICA'S NARROW
VICTORY
QUESTIONABLE DECISION
日四廿月六
Jews To Be
Segregated
In Germany
GOERING STRIKES AT CATHOLICS
"WE ARE DECENT PEOPLE"
(Special to "Telegrapb")
(Dr Telegraph. Copyright. Talographie Mesita Destinance, 1981. Received, July 21. 5. m.)
Berlin, July 23.
Herr Goering, Relch Minister of Alr, has dissolved the Reich League of Catholic Front Fighters, which is n Catholic ex-Servicemen's or. ganisation, on the ground that it is liable to carry religious differences Into the ranks of German ex- Servicemen,
Julius Streicher, who is the cen- tre of the anti-Jewish storm, fore. shadows laws segregating Jews. throughout the country. In an in- terview with the Angriff, Streicher explained that segregation had al- ready been virtually effected at Nuremberg, where the Jows have their own swimming bath, cafe. insitutute and special schools.
"All these have been established in the interests of the Jews them- selves, because we arc 稳 docent people," added Streicher-Reuter
London, July 23. America regained the lead in the final round of the Davis Cup com-Special petition, winning the doubles event from Germany to-day, but only after a thrilling fight. Allison and
3-6, 6-3, 5-7,
GRANDSON
APPOINTED TO NAVY COMMAND
Van Ryn, runners-up in the Wim- CHARLES DICKENS' The Bill is now being sent to hiedon tournok, only pulled the conference with the House of Re-match out of the fire in the last presentatives with a view to ad- minute after the German pair, Von Justing the differences between Cramm and Lund, had wanted the Senate and House versiona-match point five times.
The scores were: 9-7, 8-6.
It was a match of remarkable quality, one of the most spectacular Wimbledon's stands have seen in a long time Von Cramm served aces consistently and returned Allison's cannon-ball service splendidly, giv ing Lund oppurtunities to kill at the net.
Roosevelt Attacked
CONSTITUTION HAS BEEN VIOLATED
IMPEACHMENT POSSIBLE
(Special to "Telegraph”)
Washington, July 23.
London, July 23. Rear-Admiral' G. C. Dickens, Co., CMO, grandson of Charles Dickens, the famous novelist, has been appointed to the command of the Reserve Fleet, in succession to Vice-Admiral Astley Rushton, who was killed in a motor occident on Friday last.
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SINGLE DOPK 14-ČINITO
$96.00 PER ANNUM.
Fit
DUNLOP 90
GUILDER'S FATE UNCERTAIN
HOLLAND MAY QUIT GOLD STANDARD
COLIJN'S GOVERNMENT FACING DEFEAT
The Hague, July 28.
It is generally believed that the devaluation of the guilder is inevitable because the majority of the Second Chamber favours this step.
It is learned in Parliamentary circles that Dr. H. Colijn, the Prime Minister, will advise the Queen to call on the Catholic leader, Dr. Salberse, to form a new Government. But it is expected there will be difficulties in his way as it is unlikely that the powerful, Social-Democrats will co-operate with the Catholics.
The public galleries of the Lower Chamber were crowded in expectation of a vote which would be critical for the Government, and possibly for Holland's currency, to-night. At the outset, Dr. Westerman said that if the Government did not devalue its currency it would have to take effective measures to protect it. Severe control of foreign exchanges was essential to parry any new attack on the guilder, he declared. A divergence of views was indicated by subsequent speakers.
SUPPORTS SILVER POLICY
Pittman HAS FAITH IN-TREASURY
WON'T PRESS FOR ACTION
The stute of the Government.be. Dr. came very doubtful when Salberse, the Catholic leader, an- nounced to the Chamber that his party was unable to support the mution of confidence in the Government economic policy. The Catholics, who have twenty-eight votes out of the Chamber's 100, had hitherto supported the Govern- mont and were represented in the Cabinet by the Ministers of
Justice and Defence and Economic
Affairs.
Tensesconex---followed-- the Catholic leader's announcement. Finally, Dr. Colijn decided on ad- journment of the discussion, which was agreed to, and a special meeting of the Cabinet was an- nounced for to-morrow morning. New York, July 23, It is expected that the Cabinet.
will either resign or announce the Increased activity
the In
The Gormans set a terrific pace from the first, and won the first set in nineteen minutes. The Ameri
Rear-Admiral Dickens has been cana continually crowded the net
Director of the Naval Intelligence In the second set, which the Amori- cans won in twelve minutes, they Division since 1932. He saw con- Montreal ailver market is attri-dimolution of the House.-Reuter, siderable service in the Great War,buted to the remarks of Senator were volleying magnificently.
Pittman, Nevada's silver] The Germana led 6-2 in the third taking part in the Dardanelles Key
Rome, July 20. sot, and then wilted and allowed the campaign. He was Deputy Direc- champion, who has stated that he
Official circles explain that the Americans to force them to twelve tor of the Plane Division from is satisfied that the Treasury is
1920 to 1922, and from 1926 to 1929 carrying out its silver purchase temporary suspension of the law he was on the Directing Staff of programme successfully and in the concerning gold coverage of notes the Imperial Defence College.-spirit in which it was intended does not mean that the lira will be
games;
NEAR TO VICTORY
Ja a speech in the House of In the fourth set it seemed cer- Mr. Hamiltontain that the Germans would win
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ROME EXPLAINS
depreciated. The Italian Govern- ment intends replacing ite gold
At the same time, he assorts reserves as soon as possible, it is that it is inevitable that the price explained.
of silver will eventually reach The Government will exert con- $1.29 per ounce.
trol over the exchanger and through a quota system will be Commenting on the present enabled to defend the lira prompt-
Pittman de situation, Senator
ly if it is attacked-Reuter. clared that he was in favour of a steady and orderly price rise.
"Only recently," he recalled, "the Treasury broke the bear raid and taught the silver bears
throughout the world a lesson they will remember."
LIRA RALLIES
London, July 23. The lira which depreciated to 65% following nowe of the Italian Government's decree regarding note cover, later rallied and closed at 61.11/16.-British Wireless,
FOG DELAYS. PRINCE
that they would submit the matter jaim to be unlimited political and either to arbitration for a judicial economie expansion in Africa," settlement or an inquiry by the declares this newspaper, “as a new Representatives, League Council, and in no case base for her campaign against | Fish. Republican Congressman, the match. Twice they were fight- declared that President Roosevelting for match point in the tenth that they should resort to war Europe."
had violated the Constitution. game. But Allison atormed the net until three months after the award
adding, however, that "it would be and saved the situation by brilliant unwise to introduce an Impeach-volleying. ment resolution."
The fifth set was perhaps the Republican lenders privately most thrilling of all. The Ameri saich several Individuals were cans still maintained a terrific pace, seriously considering sponsoring and led at 4-1. The Germans an impeachment.
pulled up to 6-4, however. Von In the course of his speech, Mr. Cramm was superb In every depart. Fish said: "An Impeachmentment and Lund
London, July 23. crashing would secure much public support, through service aces. Three times
Lord Wakafeld, whose name has Gayda, in an article in the as the people have decided that the Germans wanted match point,
been especially re- Giornale d'Italia, cites the British the President is trying to estab- but each time the Americans rallied. recent years with the encourage against the ropeal of the fifty per Senator Pittman declared gard to efforts they are making Government's decision not to place lisha new social and economic With the Americans taking their ment of record-breaking attempts cent. tax on silver trading, stating to obtain a peaceful solution
an embargo on arms to either Italy order in defiance of the Constitu- turn in a struggle for match point. on land, water and in the air, re it was adopted as a compromise the Italo-Abyssinian dispare. It
Abyssinia for
of tlon. adding, that" much of the proof
on Allison's service, there was great
ceived to-day the Freedom of the is widely hoped that at the League the Anglo-Abyssinian solidarity-legialution passed at the demand Council meeting which is to be
tension. Allison's winning ace, City of London. He is a former between Fresident Roosevelt and of the President violates the Con- however, was generally considered Lord Mayor and the honour is uni- the Silver Bloc, and that any move hold next week, thorough ventila-
for its repeal without the Adminis- stitution." tion of the issues involved, will
FIERCE CRITICISM
Continuing. Mr. Fish said; six inches out, so that the end wasque for a member of the Corpora tration's consent would be 4 unsatisfactory for the winners and tion, being reserved generally for breach of that compromise which reveal the lines upon which such
Rome, July 23. "But if we seriously raise the
persons distinguished outside the had resulted in the mandatory. a solution may be sought.
Anti-Japanese feeling here is question of impeachment of the beartbreaking for the losers.
It was conceded that the winners city's activities..
silver purchase legislation. It will be for members of the very hat and overshadows even the President, we must likewise im-
Tributes wore paid to Lord For the same reason, Senator Council to decide upon their news of the suspension of the gold peach the Democratic leaders of of the doubles match would take tho both Houses, who have surrender-round, for there is little chance
London, July 28; agenda but while the incident coverage law in the public mind.
and benevolence-British petition domanding more aggres-
Owing to fog in the Channel, at Ualual will in all probability be In Populo d'Italia, Signor Musso-ed powers to the President. I am that Henkel, Germany's No. 2, canWakefield's many acts of genero- Pittman had not signed the
alvo aliver action, and the success the Prince of Wales, who began the first dealt with it is considered lini's organ, it is significantly not urging impeachment, but I boat the great Allison in their Bity
of this petition without Senator to-day a short official visit to the almost certain that the Council charged that Japan is championing would like to point out that if the singles tilt, though Von Cramm will Wireless.
Pittman's support is considered Channel Islande, was unable to President is guilty, the Democra- almost certainly beat Budge will thereafter desire to consider Ethiopia against Italy.
Reuter..
very doubtful-Reuter
fly from the mainland to Jersey. the dispute in all its aspects.—
The paper accuses Japan of de-tle lenders are doubly so."
the
He left Portsmouth at midnight British Wireless..
fying the Kellogg Pact and at Mr. Fish added that in
by the destroyer Faulkner and the tempting to break up the Anglo- 1926 election, the issue would be Franco-Italian front for the con- the restoration of constitutional solidation of European peace, government and the ending of
an hour late He was greeted at. "Japan, in an insane, imperial-one-mah rule.-United Press.
St. Heller with great enthusiam The Government has advisedistic dream, eventually aims at
and drove to the States Building, whore he received an official wel-" missionary societies to concentrate substituting herself for the white
come. To-morrow he will proceed Immediately at Addis Ababa the people in Africa," says the paper.
to Guernsey. --British Wireless. personnal of their organisations in United Press. Ethiopia. They were further id- vimed that their workors should leave the country as soon as possible.
EVACUATION PLANS
London, July 23.
systematic plot to develop the Italo- Ethiopian dispute into a general conflict between the coloured and TOKYO INDIGNANT--- white-racos, and in this way in endeavouring to force Britain and Tokyo, July 24.
France to protect the Italian policy. Declaring that the Foreign
Japan, says the Ashui; is taking It le reported that the Logation Ofice resents the Italian press cam- precautions. She will not play her la being made ready to house.any paign, the Tokyo Asahi Shimbun hand until after Italy has made persons who have been unable to spiritedly declares that the Italian hor, intention Clear For the mo- leave the country should war press is deliberately trying to mant Japan is content to watch break out suddenly United Press antagonise Japanese public opinion, developments calmly, but with the
(Continued on Page 7.)
Italy is indulging in a clear and utmost cautionRouter, a
GREEK THRONE
INTERVIEWS WITH EX-KING
DUTCH AVIATION
LOSSES
TWO SERVICES · BEING 'DISCONTINUED
London, July 23.
VISIT TO CHANNEL ISLANDS
SENATOR SHOT fog was so thick that he arrived,
.
TO DEATH
TWO OTHERS WOUNDED Athens, July 28,
BY ASSASSIN The Mayor of Athens, M.-j-
As a sequel to the recent series
"THE" TYPHOON # Buenos Ayres, July 23, personnel and Kotzias, has returned to Greece
Senator Bordabehere was shot after a series of interviews in of losses - In
material, the Royal Dutch Air Line
The Manila Observatory, London with ex-King George.
The interviews were, held in has decided to discontinue the North dead and Sonators Duhau· and connection with the possibility of of England service with Holland, Mancini wore wounded seriously, porting at 8.66 a.m. to-day, states the forthcoming plebiscite favour as well as one of the four-daily when an unidentified man sprang that there is typhoon near or
Amsterdam-Router Special. the afternoon debate-Reuter, known.. ing the ex-King & restoration to services between London and up and fired several shots during over Guam, its direction being un- the Throne-Reuter Special.