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No. 14905
一拜禮 五廿月五英港香
MONDAY, MAY 25, 1936.
日五初月四
BRITISH SOLDIER DIES
MURDERS AS ARAB GUNS BARK IN
POLICE HUNTING
HOODED KILLERS
BLACK LEGION
OF MICHIGAN
Detroit, May 24.
Fifty recent sudden deaths in this city have now been attri- buted to the serret society whose members wear black-hooded
PALESTINE DISORDERS
RAIDERS SPREAD TERROR AND FIGHT TROOPS
TROOPS FROM AMBUSH
robes, adorned with a skull and ARMED BANDS BURNING CROPS AND
cross-bones, and who call thein- selves the Binck Legion..
the
It has been the enstom Black Legion to try and punish those whore behnylour, in their finding, has heen un-American.
Police are at presen; senrching for seven men implicated in the murder
of Charies Poole, who was shot dead after being kidnapped by a band of black-robed men.
Police chiefs of Michigan State are closely examining reports that fifty deaths recently reported as suicidea were rently murders, the having offended the Black Legion and paying with their res
victime
The Binck Legion is apparently addicted to a ritual of slaying.
Mr. Hiram Evans, Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, to-day Indig nantly denied that there Was any afliation of the Kian Bud Black Legion.-Renter.
NEW PARTY
RISES IN BELGIUM
BOMBING MILITARY UNITS
Jerusalem, May 24.
Fighting has broken out in many parts of Palestine, and the British troops and police have fought with Arab raiders in many places.
The killing of one British soldier, a man believed to be named Nurclsham, is re- ported by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, which says an Arab mob tried to raid a prison and when troops were rushed to the spot, fled and fired on the soldiers from cover on a hillside. One of the troops was fatally wounded.
Two Arabs have been officially reported killed and four wounded at Nablus, in fighting last night.
An Arab band exchanged shots with police, firing from barricades and from roofs. The police were forced to retreat at the outset, but when they were reinforced they restored order.
TERRORISTS MARCH
tele-
Bands of armed Arab terrorists are circulating through the country, destroying crops and coting phone wires, throwing bornbs firing un police, soldiery and armoured cars.
evers
The Government forces invariably return the thre, but it is dificult to ascertain the casualties among the raiders in view of their custom of removing their dead and wounded. į
Ambush attieks have ocetired. chiefly in the Rablus and Tulkarın; districts, where yesterday one of the! men of the Seaforth Highlanders was)
y-Krater,
FIGHTING GENERALnded in the shoulder, not serious-
ELECTION
COMMUNISTS
GAINING
Brussels, May 24.
=
LAZZERI
SHOCKS ATHLETICS
HITS THREE HOME
RUNS FOR N. Y.
TEAM PILES UP 25 COUNTERS
Empire Day
Service At
Cathedral ball has such a rout been wit
The surprise of the Belgim general! GOVERNOR UNABLE election is the success of the new
TO BE PRESENT party, styled Rexistes, composed of a vigorous Catholle group, whose alm is the cleaning up of public adminis
tration.
Hitheria this party hus secured
Aftcen seulsa,
Communists have gained ground at the expense of Socialists and Catholles have lost heavily.
The final results of the elections will not be known for same days-Reuter
POLITICAL GOSSIPS ALL AGOG
LORD WINTERTON'S
"PARTY CAUSE
London, May 24.
Maintaining the traditional par on only that children have come to play in Lazzeri hit three homers, Empire Day observances, a special Crosetti, another of the Yankees service was held for their beacht al hitting neer, hit two home runs and
9.15 this Dimago one.
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TELLS OF HORRIBLE TORTURES
AMBULANCE' MAN'S EXPERIENCES
Djibouti, May 21. Warrant Officer Bunner, for- merly attached to the British Red Cross unit in Ethiopia, has larrived here in an exhausted"
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WHERE ARAB gunmen MAY BE LURKING
The illustration above, of a typical Jerusalem street, shows how difficult it is for troops and police to guard themselves against attack from snipers hidden on roofs and in upper-storey windows. There have been several instaneca of ambushing of British troops in Jerusalem and other parta of Palestine in the past few days, and one soldier bus, been killed. Several Arahs have alsu been killed and wounded, according to Reuter hennapes.
NO EUROPEAN WAR
NOW PROBABLE
MUSSOLINI READY TO
REASSURE BRITAIN
Paris, May 24.
NEW TAX ON SUGAR PROPOSED
U.S. PROCESSORS TO PAY $66,000,000?
COMMITTEE AT WORK.
Washington, May 23.
In its debates on the Tax Bill, the
"I ask nothing of Britain, and I am ready to give her all possible assurance," declared Signor Benito Mussolini, Italian Dictator, in an interview with the Senate Finance Caminitter has con- correspondent of the French newspaper, L'Intran-sidered the levying of a half cent per sigeant, to-day.
pound processing tax on sugar. It estimated, that such a tax would rais
A sub-committtee consisting or Sonitors King, George and Couzens,"
to study the new proposal.
The Chairman of the Finance Com- mittee, Senator Pat Harrison, 17-day
The correspondent had asked the Italian Prime $60,000,000 annuntly. Minister whether, if Great-Britain-asked him-to-give a solemn guarantee not to touch her East Africans possessions or Egypt in return for material, if not formal, recognition of the Italian conquest and owner-end the Committee appoured to have ship of Ethiopia, he would give such assurance. Signor Mussolini expressed the opinion that there would not be any European war.
New York, May 21." Seldom in Big League base-condition,
He declares the Italian authorities, nessed as that suffer by following his arrest, tried to make Thim admit that he was Rudolph Philadelphia at the hands of the Branner, a Viennese officer serving New York Yankees to-day. The with the Ethiopian army. Yankees scored twenty-five runs It is stated that Bunner had
nineteen hits, and frightful experience. in Diredawn, where he was kept for three days almost without food and writer, in a
He said he would continue to work note where refuse was burned.
Believing he was going to be shot to his utmost to preserve piace; but he sak, must follow the morning when, every available sent 71 was a
escaped into the desert and reach peace The was taken by representatives
their interest. schools from all parts of the Colony, Athletics played an airtight game ined a railway encampment almost dead evolution of peoples by balancing
with thirst and fatigue.
He said that Italy desired to re- His Excellency the Governor had he felt. They did not commit
He was recaptured and taken back mals in the League of Nations, but previously indicates that he wouldgingle error. But their pitebers were attend the series and read the Lebelpless against the New York bats. to the hole where he had been kept he warned that her collaboration must
they prisoner previously, it he managed not be rendered impossible. , but slight hidesposition, which As for Philadelphia's hiters,
secure his release eventually "It is time to descend from the bar Instel for two days, prevented could not get started. They stored
intervention of the clouds of metaphysics," Signor Mue. him from attending.
twice on seven connections, ant pro-through the
British Consul,-Beuter, The Rev. H. W. Baines delivered anftet by Ayo New York errors,
solini sald, and recognise the real- appropriate sermon and was assisted;
ties and facts, which are favourable to the development of the European civilisation."
St. John's Cathedral at
In the service by the Rev. J. R. Higgs
"trange game.
MORE HEAVY HITTING That was not the end of the heavy
went Washington
into
Pro-hitting.
and the Rev. G. E. 8. Upedell. The service couprised cessional hyma "God who conerals double figures against Boston Red lis glory, the Peace Version of the Sox, scoring twelve runs on sixteen National Anthem, the hymns" God hits, Boston scored four on twelve. Whose Almighty Work of Old Each side had two errors, and Lewis which was sung in alternate verses and Kuhel hit circuits
boys and girls, "City of God" | Senators.
for
the
by and Land of Our Birth." There Even the lowly Browns it to-day. were prayers and responses in which | But they could not beat Chicago. The the whole Juvenile congregation St. Louis nine picked five runs out of Jained.
eleven batters' chances while the
Indluns
PLEADING FOR UNITY IN AUSTRIA
CHANCELLOR HINTS AT TROUBLE
Vienna, May 24. A significant utterance was made by Kurt Schuschnigg, Austrian before 10,000 Catholle peasants at Chancellor-Dictator to-day, speaking
Gainzerdorf.
en-
ABANDON HOPE FOR AVIATORS
R.A.F. GIVES UP SEARCH
Singapore, May 25.
The Italian Prime Minister
Comrades of the four missing visaged a veiled military occupation Royal Air Force fliers, lost near' of Ethiopia, based principally on Penang on May 23 when two fighting aviation, and he said the question of
nid from foreign capital in the ex-planes collided, have abandoned, the ploitation of Ethiopis did not arise search.
to-day-Renter Special.
ISOLATION
The planes crashed, seven miles north of Penang, and fell into the sea. Only one man was rescued.
Native craft hunted for the missi
NO LONGER ng four all through the night of May "SPLENDID"
LEADS WORLD TO DISTRESS
The following schools were pre-White Sox, with fortune favouring Political gossips are busy with a sent or represented at the service them, scored seven on nine liits, two wook-end party at Lord Winterton's St. Paul's Boys' College, Wanchal of the latter homers by Sewell and
British School, Radclife. house, Shillinglee Park, Surrey. It School, Centrul
Chicago had four errors. was attended, amongst others, by Sir Queen's College, Quarry Bay School,
School, St. Brown pliched an airtight game! Austen Chamberlain, Mr. Winston Penk. School, Yaumati Churchill, Sir Henry Page Croft, Sir Stephen's Girls' College, F. K. Indian
School, Gap
Road School, Garrison Hunst Detroit, giving the Cleveland Dr. Edward Grigg and Sir Hobert Horne, School, Diocesan Girls' School, Dioce- champions could only hit him twice, a well-deserved win. The some of whom have recently.severely criticised the Government.
son Boys' School, Kowloon Junior Trosky's homer for the Indians nided School, Belillos Pubile School, Els them to pile seven runs up in twelve
"It is especially urgent that for the. staris from the plate, not including next month all who care for Austria's Kadorie School,
Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of all free passages.
Washington, May 24. fato see we stand together, and see troops parades for the service.
Mr. Cordell Hall, Secretary of Stale, that disturbers, wherever they come addressing a Foreign Trade Associat- NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis Cardinals continued their from, are got out of the way.'
lon luncheon 10-day, said that in the drive towards League honours when Prince van Starhemberg, deposed
lender of the Heimwehr, has announe-event the United States resuming they ripped through last champions, the Chicago Cubs plastered that he will defy the Chancellor's her Isolationist policies, it would Le ing their pitching for eighteen hita order to disarm that powerful, poll- "pushing the world on 10 the road and scoring seven runs. The Cubs tlcal.unit, and in some quarters it is which inevitably feuds to distress, and-
the Prince has the through distress to political and gov were lucky to tally once on five hits. affirmed that
ernmental chaos and military ad- veature."United Prese,
Lord Winterton declined to answer enquiries beyond stating that the house party was arranged a consider- able time ago-Router.
FIELD MARSHAL'S BATON
PRESENTED TO KING
London. **
Five Field Marshule the Eari of Cavan, Baron Milne of Salonika and Rubislaw, Sir Philip Chetwode, Sir William Bird- wood, and Sir Archibald Montgomery-Massingberd. will accom- pany the Duke of Connaught, the Senior Field Marshal, to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to hand to His Majesty the King à field marshal's baton inscribed, simply: TUNG
...(8 pts.) the inscription is the King's own "Ilis Majesty King Edward VIII, wish. Field Marshal, January 21. 1030."
your s
They ind three very costly errors, promise of assistance from Signor The Giants beat the Phillies Benito Mussolini of Italy.---Reuter
thirleen, to five, in a game featured. by home runs. Sulik and John Moore hit homers for the Giants and Leslie hit one for the Philles. New York had 21 hils, and cach team twa errors.
Brooklyn, alded by Taylor's homer, scored eleven ruins to beat)
hinct Boston's pair. Boston errors and seven hits.
LWO
ETHIOPIAN REFUGEES
WEDS WOMAN HE RESCUED
New York, May 24.
23 and on May 24 the R.A.F. sent all available machines to hunt the area of the disaster. No trace of the air mon was found, after hours of search- ing:
There is a slight hope that the lost men may have renched one of the small islands in the vicinity of the crash-Router.
agreed that the levy should be applied In order to compensate for the reduction in sugar iariffs in con- nection with the Cuban-American sugur agreement.
The Committee have also consider.
the following proposals:
(1) The imposition of duties on starches and coconut oil.
(2) The elimination of the exist
lu: 40,000 exemptions from laxation of estates not excced.. ing $100,000.
(3) The tightening of the personal hokding companies' taxes,
(4) The elimination of certain concessluns granted to certain corporations, in the House of Representatives Tax Dill.
(5) The exemption of trust.com- panies from the 7 per cent. tax on undistributed earnings. (8) A flot 22 per cent. tax on resident foreign corporations operating in the United States, which are exempted from the 7 per cent, surtax. (7). That neither resident foreign corporations nor such group. as the China Trade Act's cor porations should be permitted come under the 1,000 exemptions granted to cor- porations with less than $16,- 000 annual Income-United Press.
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BULLS CAN'T FIGHT IF TOREADORS QUARREL
(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH")
Madrid, May 24. Citizens are threatened with deprivation of the spectacle of bull-fights this season, owing to a quarrel between Spanish
Jerusalem, May 24. Mr. William B. Leeds, cruising in and Mexican bull-fighters.
The dispute is partly due to the fighter. Twenty Ethiopian nahles have ar- his yacht in West Indies waters,
As a result, the maindors' and their rived here from Djibouti.
married Miss Olive Hamilton aboard fact that the Mexicana receive better
terms in Spain than the Spanish buil-nide assistants have been arrested The baton is 22 inches long 18 Cincinnati, without a home run, The party includes Dedjasmatch his vessel to-day.
Six years ago, Mr. Leeds, mil-Aghters in Mexico.
'und,are confined in gabl. It is unlike all other batons pro-covered with crimson velvet and or scored twelve on as many hits, and Nasibe, former leader of the Southern
rescued Miss A big bull-fight scheduled for Lo-; Disappointed spectators raided the sented to British monarchs in that namented with gold tons, a gold deservedly beat Pittsburgh's faller Army, Princess Tennagne, the eldest lionaire sportsman, It does not curry the King's full styles Agure of Bt. George and the dragon, ing Piraton, who had four errors, five daughter of the Negus, and the wife Hamilton when she fell from n bool day was cancelled to-day, owing to bull-ring and rioted until the polleo the... disturbarice,--Rauter and dignities.
laurel leaves, roses, thistles and hits and one run, in the order of of Ras Deata, who escaped with the in front of his luxury cruiser at At-two Spanish matadors refusing to quelled
enter the ring with a Mexican bull-Special. It is understood the simplicity of shamrockenter.
importance-Reuters
lantic City. Reuter, Emperor.-Router Special.