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SATURDAY,

MARCH 28, 1936.

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MAY REVISE PACIFIC

ANNUM

POLICY

FORTIFICATION Hitler Fiercely Defends Germany's Honour

NECESSARY

TO PROTECT TRADE

INTERESTS

JAPANESE BLAMED FOR THREAT TO PEACE

(Bu

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH")

Telegraph.- Copyright, Telegraphic Messages

1805. Received, Mar. 28, 1045 a.m.)

Ordinaner,

Washington, Mar. 27.

Observers here believe America's Far Eastern policies may be revised when the Washington Naval Treaty expires on December 31, 1936.

The new three-power London Treaty leaves the nations the right to pile up forts and guns as they desire in their Far East possessions. Whether the United States will take advantage of this opportunity depends upon whether she decides to remain an important Far Eastern power.

From a purely naval technical viewpoint the Hawaiian and Philippine fortifications are Eccoming obsolete. However, Guam and other American points in the Pacific at present unfortified, could be used as powerful strategic outposts if desired.

When the Washington Treaty was (=-- signed in 1921, the Powers agreed to preserve the status quo in the Pacific and established a five-five-three naval ratio which gave Japan equality in battle in Far Eastern waters, where she was nearer her bases of operation. It was further agreed that there would bo no further fortification of Pacific „points.

Peace Crumbling

The edifice of peace commenced to

FEAR OF FRESH CLASHES

crumble in 1931 when the Japanese JAPANESE MASS ON

the

Army uwopt into Manchuria and it collapsed still further when Japanese restricted the trade of

foreign powers in Manchuria.

peace foundation

FRONTIER

The carefully built pen the MOSCOW REPORT

further disintegrated

ese withdrew

conference this year.

the London navali

thei

Meanwhile the United States and| been appealed to to remain in Pacific arena when she granted the Philippines-long a principal base of naval operatione in the Far East-the independence the islands desire 1.

America's Policy

OF FIGHTING

(Special To "Telegraph”)

(ly Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphia

25. 10.66 a.m.)

Message Ordinance, 1991. Receleed, March

Moscow, Mar. 28: America's policy in the Pacifle was An official Ulanbator despatch based in the past on the belief that states that Japanese and Man- China was potentially the world's chukuoan, soldiers are coricen- richest market and should be keptį open to American exports at all costs, truting in the Outer Mongolian Since some members of the Ad-frontier district, near Lake Buir. ministration maintain that if America The third armed clash of the complied with the rules of the Far week is therefore expected. East

game for economic reasona strong Pacific fleet would be necessary, It is stated that once this week it is possible that the United States'

three truck-loads of Japanese attack- passessions across the ocean may be ed a Mongolian frontlar post but were further fortified.

repulsed.

4

However, if it is not economically Yaluable the United States Pacifle flect

Again, on Tuesday, 200 Japanese strength might be limited to a force fred on a post with rifles and sufficient to ropel any invasion of the machine-guns and artillery. Hawaiian Islands or the mainland of Ameries, including the Alaskan- térri- iory.-United Press.

Queen Mother Honoured

OFFICE OF GREAT DISTINCTION

At daybreak on Thursday the In- panese troops crossed the river Khal- kien and occupied a Soviet post, but retreated to Manchulcuo soil quietly when a Mongolian war plano flow over their position-United Press.

BRITISH SOCIAL

SERVICES

A large number of the German community greeted Dr. Oscar P. Trautmana, German Ambassador fo Chino, when he posted through Hongkong on Thursday en route to Berlin. Shown above from left to right ure Dr. Aftenborg. Consul General in Canton: Frau Gipperick; Dr. Trautmann; Frau Truumaan; and Herr

Gipperich, Consul General in Hongking.—Staff Photographer.

ETHIOPIA AGAIN PROTESTS

RED CROSS UNIT ESCAPES BOMBS

BUT NATIVES ARE SLAIN

Addis Ababa, Mar. 27. The Swedish nmbulance unit on the Southern Ethiopian front is reported to have been partly des troyed during the heavy bombard- ment of Gobba, in Bale Province, this morning.

The unit affected is apparently that under the command of Dr. Hylander. which was bombed with loss of life near Dolo in December. The Swedish Government lodged a sharp protest on that occasion-Reuter

Ready To Grant New Reprieve

Hauptmann Case Reeks Of

Unfairness and Passion

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

Trenton, March 27.

Governor Hoffman has issued a statement to the effect that when he reprieved Bruno-Hauptmann, -con- demned to die for the murder of the Lindbergh baby, he believed he had no legal right to grant a second reprieve.

"If the Federal authorities will ad-f vise me that I do have the right to reprieve a second time I shall be glad to exercise it. I am firmly convinced AMBULANCES ESCAPE

Lhut Hauptmann was not given a trial Paris, Mar. 27. In line with what we consiflor Ameri- The Italian air raid over Gobba can standards of justice, but the whole resulted in inany native enunities, it affair recks of unfairness, passion and is reported, but the Swedish am-prejudice, bulance unit took refuge in the forest} and none was injured.

The Ethiopian Red Cross has lodged another protest with the Ingue of Nations as a result of this bombard ment. Reuter.

STRATEGIC MOVE

Addis Ababa, Mar. 27. Emperor Haile Selassie, who is personally commanding the great bulk if the Ethiopian Army, las moved with u masa of men from Khoram to a point near Sukota, 100 miles rast Gondar, hus strengthening โปร่ strategic position.-Rruter.

Labour Keeps Llanelly

"I believe other persons were con-

THOUSANDS WELCOME NEW LINER

FRANCE WARNED

BY GOEBBELS

ATTACK WOULD COST COUNTLESS LIVES

CHANCELLOR DEMANDS NATIONAL UNITY

Essen, Mar. 27. "Without internal peace Germany must perish. "There can be no victors nor vanquished.. Peace can only be founded on equal rights and equal honour.. "Don't talk to me of the holiness of treaties! When have treaties been more broken than during the last eighteen years?" These were high-lights of the address of the German Chancellor, Herr Adolf Hitler, delivered here to-day.

The intensely nationalistic appeal of the Chancellor was followed by a moving address by Dr. Josef Goebbels, the Minister for Propaganda, who, reminding France of Germany's love of peace, added: "Attack us and you will find that every inch of territory conquered would cost you thousands of lives."

ONLY PRO- NAZI VOTE IS VALID

Using the chassis of 籍 railway engine for a platform in Krupps' huge. locomotive shop, made his ninth elec tion speech preiuded by one minute's silence throughout the country.

World Hears

It is estimated that the Chancellor's address was heard by 1,000,000 per. sons, directly or through loud-speakers,. but the words of Herr Hitler rang the

GERMANY'S STRANGE around the world as well, for

ELECTION

OPPOSITION

IS COVERT

speech was broadcast.

He sald h had chosen to speak at Essen because thero was no better symbolical place from which to ad. dress the workers of the German Empire. His hearers were not only tho forgem of armaments, but the forgers of peace, he said.

He reviewed the beneficial changes Berlin, Mar. 27.

the Nazi regime had effected in Ger The election campaign now ending many's economie life during the last might be described as an Alice In three years. He remarked that his Wonderland Gght. For though there predecessors had talked for Afteen years, but that at the end of that time somebody had to act.

neted with the crima and that the COMMANDER'S HIGH is only one party in this field and only

tato polles are making no honest effort to find them.

PRAISE

think it would be healthy to have A legislative investigation of the Governor, the Attorney-General, Uhe State Police, the Prosecutor and other QUEEN MARY AT participants in the Lindbergh case.”—

SOUTHAMPTON. United Press,

POLICE OFFICER PASSES

MR. W. E. MEADOWS SOUND MAJORITY IN IS TYPHOID, VICTIM

BY-ELECTION

the

(Special To "Telegraph"

"

Braving dock safely.

Sir Edgar Britten, the captain of

by Rontor, was obviously delighted

the Queen Mary, when interviewed

votes in favour of this party are valid, the polling is being preceded by what is probably the most intensivo election campaign ever known any- where.

Herr Adolf Hitler, the Chancellor, has himself made ten major election speeches and one or more of the Ministers of the Cabinet has visited

"I came and I acted," he declared.

Unity Essential

now

112-

Der Fuehrer emphasised the in- portance of unity for a nation to obtain its rights, not only politically and economically, but as humans.

"We have discovered a practically every part of the country, tional consciousness. Without in- Cinema, wireless, newspaper and ternal peace Germany must perish. Poster BP the foo

continually remind the There can be no victors nor van- people

Bio of necessity of nationalquished. Poace can only be founded solidarity.

Motor vel

vehicles,

barges

He added that he did not seek war

which

London, Mar. 27.

neyed to Southampton_to" witness

Tena of thousands of people four flow locomotives dies on equal rights and equal honour." the arrival of the giant Cunard liner slogans. Huge portraits of Herr with other nations. They only anw Queen Mary at her home port from Hitler have been erected at the rail- the possibility of a great understand- the north. Special trains ran from way stations and personal canvassing ing for the benefit of all. They London..

is most intensive

wanted foreign statesmen to respect Many voters believe their votes are their internal affairs. The towering ship entered the likely to be compelled, and they are

voting "Yes" to be on the safe side. Family of Europe Their suspicion that the manner in Europe was like a family. And it bo perceived by scrutineers does not was not right, declare the Chan- not cellor, that one family should con- The Hongkong Police Fores has with the voyage from the Clyde. He be well founded, but it is tinually intrude in the house o

likely to have a considerable effect, another. lost a capable and zealous officer by said, "She is the finest ship to handle especially in the rural districts.

Germany, he said, had no interest I havo over been in." London, March 27.

Although covert opposition to the in France or Belgium or any other donth, which occurred from Labour retained Linnelly at the by- typhoid at the Government Civil election caused by the death of Mr. Hospital this morning, of Acting Sub-by wireless from the Commodore ofing the night, it is anticipated that of treaties

Hearticat congratulations were sent tearing down of election posters dur-

Nazis is revealed by acts such as the country, talk to me of the holiness

"Don't J. H. Williams, who was returned un-Inspector William Edward Meadows, the Hamburg-Amerika Line and the the Nazi majority, according to the opposed at the General Election.

at the age of 30 years.

"When have treatles been more Commodoro of the Bremen, The hallot, will be about 90 per cent broken than during the last eighteen former said: "May tho The result of the poll was declared

The deceased, who was unmarried,

Queen Router Special,

years?" ho demanded London, Mar. 27.

to-day as follows: Queen Mary has been appointed

Mr. James Griffiths (Lab.) 32.188 came to liongkong from Northampton Mary become the queen of the North In 1901, had for the greater part of Atlantic and the pride of the mor- Grand Mastor of the Order of the

Mr. W. A. Jenkins (Nat

cantile marine."-Router Special. his service bien attached to the Cri British Empire, a most unusual dis-

London, Mar. 22. ·

Lib.)

15,957 minal Investigation Department, tinction, as the office has never pre- Estimates for the next financial

though latterly he served with the viously boon held by a woman.

year for Health and Labour Insure; Lab, majority

Special Branch.

London, Mar. 27. King Edward VIII relinquished the ance, at £102,724,365, and for trade Mr. Griffiths is the President of the

Tho Gunard-Whito Star Huer Grand Blastership when he became and industry at £16,830,826, show de- South Wales Miners' Federation, wille

He had been several times com- mended by the I.G.P. for meritorious Southampton waters arly this mor Queen Mary, taving roached and automatically Sovereign of crenses of £4,064,210 and £2,887,574 Mr. Jenking was formerly an M.P., the Order.

respectively, the current year.

compared with the total

armed At the last contested election, in service-In connection with

ning, this afternoon at high the 1941. Labour had a majority of robbery at Quarry Bay, robbery moved into the world's largest grav already a Dame estimates Queen Mary Grand' Cross of the Order and now ** The total estimates, however, in- 10,088,-Router Special

Junk at Joss House Bay, and an at- bocomes Grand Master and Principal · cludo supplementaries introduced dur-

tack on a woman at Tainam Street,ing dock-the King George V Dock, Shamshuipo.

mecially constructed for the recoption Dame Grand Cross-Reuter's Bulletin ing the a year, amounting to nearly

of the Queen Mary and ships of kimi- Boven million pounds in each case,

In 1932, he was commended by II.E.lar or greater size up to 100,000tons of the now shares to be issued by Jured you or invaded you? We shall The Reich in acquiring the majority said: "Have we insulted you, in- the Governor for good work at the Immediately afterwards, pumping M. Flandin, French Foreign Minis. I.D. and in 1927 he received the operations

weter out of the barn. Hamburg-Amerika Lines, S

should not be taken for weakness. The docking of the great liner was The State will also assent to the "Attack us," he challenged, and for the present year, Indicating the Commiser, diiny exchanged rates for service at Dias Bay,

carried out without a hitch, only £5 financial roorganisation of both likes, you will and that every inch of fertl- marked improvement in trade and am- tions of the Franco-Soviet Pact, which The funeral takes place this after-minutes elapsing between the opening and will relieve the companies of tory ployment. Which has occurred in the becomes operative to-day-Reuters noon, arriving at the Stubbs Rand and closing of the lock gateBritish their debts to the banks amounting

conquered would cost OVYOL thousands of lives.

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King

ESTIMATES FOR NEXT FINANCE YEAR

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16,221

FRANCO-SOVIET PACT ·

Paris March 7,

QUICK WORK

NATIONALISING SHIPPING?

REICH TO CONTROL

BIG: LINES:

Berlin, Mar. 27.

The Gorman word, he said, was Just as honourable as any other na Lion's

Germany, ho aald, wanted only quiet and peace, work atkl bread, and decent life-Reutor.

Goebbels' Questions

Essen, Mr. 27.. Dr. Josef Goebbels, the Gorman Minister of Propaganda, followed Horr Adolf Hitler on the programme of addresses at Esson to-day

He was addressing France when ho

fof: Colonál-in-Chief" of the at £65,000,000, aro £5,130,000 less than tor,' and M, Litvínow, Russian Foreign commendation of the naval authorltics Pion started, to drain 200,000 the North German Lloyd and the nostinck you; but our love of peace.

Bervice.

KING'S NEW

RANK London, Mar. 27. fosty the King has assured

Estimates of the amount, required

for grants to the Unumployment Fund

and Unemployment Assistance Fund,

For the first time yes "Marines stood guard

Palace Reuter

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