THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY,

OCTOBER 24; 1938.

HUNGARY CLIMBS DOWN TO CZECHS Italo-German Intervention Responsible

READY TO MEET CZECHO-SLOVAKIA

DEMANDS HALFWAY

Budapest, Oct. 23.

A speedy settlement of the frontier dispute between

Hungary and Czecho-Slovakia was foreshadowed in Budapest this evening when it became known that apparently, on the advice of Germany and Italy, the Hun- garian Government had decided to modify its standpoint by declaring itself prepared to agree to a settlement of the Hungarian claims in respect of Czecho-Slovakia on a pure- ly racial basis.

It would appear

that the diet a severe tussle between the twe

countries over the fate of the town events took a dramatic turn! of Kaschau, Uschrod and Munkeets upon the receipt in Budapest of as they are claimed by both, Hun- the so-called fourth Czech plan.garians and Slovaks.

I would appear therefore that the This plan had been handed to the Hungarian military attache Hungarians have based their counter-

the argument proposals on in Prague and taken to Budapest full acceptance of the ethnographical by car. The Czech proposals principle demands for one thing th were then immediately subject-incorporation of there towns in the ed to a careful examination by territory to be ceded by Czecho- Slovakia to Hungary Trans-Ocean.

Premier Imredy and his leading, COMMUNIQUE REJECTS

Cabinet Ministers.

that a

PROPOSALS

Budapest, Oct. 23. A communique was issued to-day

Premier Imredy and his Forelin Minister Dr. von Kenya, then had an audience with Admiral von Horthy, stating that the latest Czech pro- the Hungarias Regent. Later in the posals which arrived yesterday even- day the Hungarian counter-proposals ing "are unacceptable in their prescut

The important cities of Bratis were drawn up. At first it was pre- form. sumed that

Neutra, Uzohrad and Mun- the mere fact of the lavta. Hungariun Government formulating kutevo would remain under Czech The Hungarian Council sovereignty. the proposals was, in itself, an ndication that the Czech plan was of Ministers have been deputed to regarded in Budapest as being in-deliver a dutalled reply through the adequate.

From a reliable source it regular diplomatic channels."

Meanwhile, Dr. Imredy, the Pre- was learnt, however, that the Hun-

ac-mier, has intensidled his drive to gurian counter-proposals take count of the enthnographical factors wards totalitarianism, an article in oficial newspapers worning to far greater degree than did the the Czech propamils, which fail to find political opponents to "stand aside, an endorsement in Budapest because or be silent."

they disregard certain important

The article flatly rejects a com-

towns with a predominantly Hun-promise with the Government's argu- ment, indicating that sweeping social garian population,

The position on Sunday evening and economic changes are planned. was such that one could safely pre---United Press.

Death Threat To Arabs

Who Register Names

of

JERUSALEM, Oct. 23.

male inhabi- THE RECENT GOVERNMENT order that an

register for cards lants over 16 years of age 8 1ould Identity has resulted in the Arab leaders issuing counter-orders to their countrymen, in which tacy declare that anyone known to have obtained one of these cards will be summarily shot dead.. The Government order is intended manent home makes such a seitle-

the loyal n-ent imperative.-Reuter, primarily to ascertain elements in the Arab peasantry, who constitute the bulk of the population. Bulidings at the Jaffarn.lway station were set are this morning,

The First Royal Dragoons have

arrived on board the British steamer Telresias, at Haifa.-Reuter,

the

JEWISH OPPOSITION

Jewish

MANY DEATHS REPORTED

Jerusalem. Oct. 23. Fresa uturvaks of disorder and

nicagre.

for

ILM.S. SANDPIPER

which was bombed by six Japanese planes this morning.

Chinese Leaders Said

WANG CHUNG-HUI

THOUSAND DIE: SHIP BOMBED

Terrible Japanese Atrocity In Yangtse River

Hankow, Oct. 23.

In H.K.

URING THE WEEK-

DUEND authoritative but

unofficial Chinese sources reported that Messrs. Wang Chung-hui, Foreign Minis- ter, and Wang Ching-wei, arrived secretly in Hong- kong on Saturday morning.

re-

Efforts by the "Telegraph" to officially confirm these rumours have met with no success.

However, a "Telegraph"

has statements presentative from two Chinese who, allege that they have already spoken to Mr. Wang Ching-wei in Hong-

kong.

The purpose of the visit to Hong- Rong, state the rumours, is in con- nretion with peace negotiations.

The name of the British Ambassu- dor, Sir Archibald Kerr-Clarke-Kerr,, has been freely inentioned as media itor.

This part of the rumours, how! ever, has been definitely quaehrd firstly, by an official statement by the Ambassador to the "Telegraph" any that he is not participating mediatory task and that he has seen neither Mr. Wang Chung-hui nor Mr. Wang Ching-wel and. secondly, by the departure for

al

Chungking of the Ambassador midnight. Support for the rumours that the two Chinese lenders is, however,

ABOUT 1,000 PASSEN-forming from Unlled Press, which

GERS aboard

the

WANG CILING-WEI

NO MAJOR CHANGES IN CABINET

Promier Expected To Decide

LONDON, Oct. 23.

reports

that they are in Hongkong. A SWEEPING RECONSTRUC TION of the Cabinet, follow- also stated that Madame St

It is

Kai-shek and Mr. W. Hing the resignation of Mr. A. but the fames were extinguished countless acts of sabotage marked

Donald, the Generalissimo's Aus-

Duff-Cooper, and the death of before much damage was done,

Merchants Steam tralian adviser, are in Hongkong. the week-end in Palestine. Reports Steamer Kiang Hsin of the Chiang

The "Telegraph" Interviewed Mr. Lord Stanley, is regarded as un- to hand on Sunday evening are very China

Navigation Co., are believed

T. V. Soong regarding the rumours. likely. It is known, however, that inter-

The creation of three new minis- mittent firing in Jerusalem occurred to have been either killed or when asked to confirm or deny re- Japanese ports that Madame Chiang Kai-shek In course of which one Jew was wounded when London, Oct. 23.

"The report is a monstrous fabrica- Civil Shipping-which has been the At a meeting in London to-day of wolls and one arab shot.

A systematic search of the houses aircraft bombed the vessel was in Hongkong, Mr. Soong replied: tries National Defence, Supply, and be quite out of the question, and of Deputies, in Board

Old Jerusalem

Arab in the Yangtse at Chang-tion. Madame Chlung, to the best of subject of speculation, is thought to be very surprised the British Irregulars was carried out all day

"Have your heard Usat Mr. Wang some circles will representing Jews in

the extended lingki near Yoyang at 3 my knowledge, is not here." Empire,

passed Sunday. In spile of

some resolution was *

of Jewish British military operations, Arab o'clock yesterday afternoon. Chung-hul and Mr. Wang Ching-wel if even one new Ministry is created

are in Hongkong?" Mr. Soong was at present, though eventually

to co-ordiante opposing the restriction

of Ministry kind immigration Palestine, or the Irregulars are still in a deflant mood.

of Jews in Palestine to They let it be known on Sunday in Yoyang was raided twice by asked.

"I have nothing further to say," more closely the national defence Mr. Soong replied.

departments is thought a possibility. the alatus of a minority.

Jerusalem, for instance, that begin-

RUMOUR DISCOUNTED

Sir John Anderson has been men- Nine enemy machines first over Changsha at

Rumours that Mr. Wang Ching-weltioned in this connection.

pointed out that Government 10.05 in the morning, drawing is in Hongkong are discounted br

which a great deal could be done,

of compilation the IS They flow is definitely in Chungking.

40 The Japanese report continues that such heavy fire from Chinese anti- Japanese reports, which state that he machinery already exisis through northward to Paishui station,

on the an important conference is being held National Register, and, despite cri- aircraft batteries.

in the Chinese capital. In addition clams, much already has been ac- Railway. miles north of Changsha

is steadily rising in Canton-Honkow

by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, programme

volume. they dropped two, bombs, causing to Mr. Wang Ching-wel, it is attended complished, alight damage to the railway tracks. and Dr. II. IL. Kung.

Captain Euan Wallace is mention- ed as a likely candidate for one of the vacancies in the Cabinet.

relegation

to

The resolution also welcomed the on October 25, the rate of Japanese machines yesterday.

decision of the British authorities to Arab Fasting, the Arab population

employ effective measures suppress would boycott the electric light appeared

the wou terrorism in Palestine, "in Interests of Jews and Arabs alike". Supply.

Synagogue and the Jewish The resolution expressed the con- viction that the restoration ordered school in Hebron have been burned by the Government would pave the to the ground. An Arab policeman way for a more enduring co-operation was shot.

in the between Jews and Arabs development of prosperity in country.

that

П

where

In Jalla Arab Irregulars forced the their way into the Ottoman Bank and set fire to the bullding after being in the possession of it for several hours.,

After ralding Paishul, they pro- The resolution added

A military and police camp was Board was convinced that per-

Details of this ceeded to Yoyong, releasing several manent settlement of the Palestine attacked in Gaza.

In the afternoon nine other planes problem must be based on the his-affair, in course of which Arab Ir-bomba at Chenglingki,

appearance over lorie connection of the Jewish people regulars kept up incessant fire from

Yoyang and Changlingkl. It was at with Palestine, and the right, inter-the surrounding hills, are all lack again made their nationally guaranteed to the Jewish ing.

In the neighbourhood of Tuikarem this time that the Klang Hsin was

bombed. a people us embodied in the Palestine

Yunki station, tú miles north of mandate which Britain accepted as a two landmines exploded under

military truck on the rallway from

Canton-Hankow the on sacred trust.

The resolution concluded that the Halfa to Lyda. Little damage was Changshu

One British soldier was Railway, was also raided by these l of done.

planes. About 10 desperate need of the masses Jewish people who were the victims wounded.

of hate and persecution, for a per-j

missiles

were

A military patrol was ambushed, dropped, king and wounding more

than 10 civilians-Central News.

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London, Oct, 23. Sir Herbert du Parcq, a Justice, of the King's Bench, has been ap pointed Lord Justice of Appeal, in place of Sir Frederick Greer, who has resigned.

Mr. Wingtringhem Stable, .c., has; been appointed a Justice to the King's Bench Reuter.

Ataturk Fools His Doctors

ANKARA, Oct. 23.

kind

and the armament

A

Captain David Margesson has been regarded by many in high quarters as an ideal. First Lord of the Ad- miralty, but there is reason to be- Leve that he may not wish to leave hls present post as chief Government Whip.

PREMIER'S RETURN

It is announced that no fur-

Mr. Neville Chamberlain's return ther bulletins will be issued following the bulletin of last from Chequers to-morrow morning night, which stated that the marks the beginning of another week

of political activity. acute symptoms of Kemal

Although great reticence is ob- Ataturk's illness have now com-served in omcial circles regarding pletely disappeared.-Reuter.

ROYAL BIRTHS IMMINENT

new appointments to the Cabinet, there is a growing feeling in political circles that the Duke of Devonshire, at present Under-Secretary of State for the Dominions, may become the new Dominions Secretary. It is also thought that Captain Margesson may be persuaded to overcome his reluct ance to

relinquish his position as chief Whip, and to accept the office of First Lord of the Admiralty, re- cently vacated by Mr. Duff Cooper.

The question of whether

Londen, Oct 23. Royal births in direct succession to two the throne are Imminent in In Tebrias, but 10 Arabs were caught. Near-Eastern kingdoms.

The village of lut near Nazareth

The parents of Princess Frederika, Anglo-Italien pact can now be rati- was searched by British troops. One the 21 year-old Crown Princess of Ocd is expected to be discussed by Arab who attempted to escape cap-Grecet, arrived at Athens today in the British Cabinet on Wednesday, ant'cination of the birth of a child when, if the Ministers feel the time fure was shot.

Italy which the pact will become In Tel Aviv, the new Jewish to their daughter, who married Crown is now ripe, a date will be fixed with Metropolis, one British policeman Priner Paul of Greeve last January,

In Egypt, the 17 year-old Queen effective.

Prior to that dote Parliament will was shot. Shots fried by an un- known assailant in olfa reriously Farida, who married King Farouk wounded the Arab representative of also lost January, has moved to Ros be given an opportunity to discus the district eommissioner and killed El Tin Palace, where a happy eventį the matter in accordance with the

of Commons---Reuter, his nephew who accompanied hid expected within a week or two Prime Minister's pledge to the House

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