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MONDAY, MAY 23, 1932.

PLEA FOR ANGLO- IRISH FRIENDSHIP

STRIKING SPEECH BY

MR. J. H THOMAS

DANGER OF DRIFTING FROM BRITAIN.

THE SANCTITY OF TREATIES

ANARCHIST PLOT

IN SPAIN

Assassination of Premier Planned.

FRUSTRATED BY POLICE

Outrages Planned For May 29

Madrid, Yesterday. Vast Anarchist outrages which have been planned for May 29 ap-1 pear to have been frustrated by the Police.

The assassination of the Premier

been designed.

THE CHINA MAIL.

UNION JACK HEADS

INDIAN PROCESSION

ני

FIRST TIME FOR MANY YEARS

198 DEAD AND 1,600 INJURED IN BOMBAY.

CASUALTIES

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OF HINDU MOSLEM

RIOTS

"We believe that the prosperity of the Irish and the Minister of Interior, and a Free State is bound up with the prosperity of Great rising in Andalusia are said to have Britain," declared the Dominions Secretary, Mr. A quarter of a ton of dynamite J. H. Thomas, in the course of a speech at Hove was discovered in Madrid and a yesterday. "It is, therefore, in the interests of both hundred

Manresa, and elsewhere in the cession of a thousand untouchables, welcoming the

countries to remain linked together within the Bri-provinces. tish Commonwealth."

powerful bombs In

The Police claim to have arrest-

Poona, To-day. For the first time for many years a huge Union Jack fluttered at the head of a purely Indian pro-

arrival at Ambedkar of their Round Table repre-

British residents were deeply stirred by the sight. Reuter.

Mr. Thomas added, however, that the British ed the Leaders of the plot.-Reuter. sentative. Government' could not negotiate for fresh agree- ments if the existing ones were violated.

NOT A QUESTION OF STATUS.

I.

suppose

· London. Saturday, observed? How could we A plea for Anglo-Irish friend that greater sanctity would be at: ship was made by Mr. J. H. tached to an agreement made in Thomas in a speech at Hove to Ottawa than to one which had been day in which the Dominions made in London? What other at- Secretary dwelt on the improve-titude can we adopt? We have no ment of Anglo-Irish relations choice. But are the relations be- #ince 1921.

tween the two countries to be on

MISS EARHEART'S FLIGHT

Atlantic Crossing in 16 Hours.

JUBILATION IN AMERICA

First Woman to Succeed.

He declared that it would not such a fooling? I cannot believe it. be the fault of the British Gov- Happy and Prosperous,

London, May 21.- ernment if all this advance were "The Government and people, of wasted. He stood by every word this country wish well towards the her maiden name of Amelia Ear- M. Putnam, better known by of his recent statements con- Irish Free State. We wish to heart, who took off yesterday from cerning the attitude of the Bri- see its people happy and prosperous. Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, in tish Government in relation to We believe that the prosperity of the Free State, but emphasised the Free State is bound up with an attempt to fly across the Atlan

tic, successfully accomplish the that in making them he was not the prosperity of this country and basing the British position on that it is in the best interests of

trip. landing in a field a mile from Londonderry, having decided to come down there owing to a slight leakage in the petrol, gauge.

She announced her arrival over

it!"-Reuter.

theory any constitutional

or both countries that they should re- question of status, but simply on main linked together within the the sanctity of treaties and the British Commonwealth. maintenance of agreements. "It is in that spirit that we ap- the telephone to Reuter, trium-

They had no choice but to proach the difficulty, fully con- adopt the attitude that they scious of all that is involved but phantly exclaiming: "I've done could not negotiate for fresh generally anxious to prove to our agreements with the Free State fellow citizens in the Irish Free if the existing ones were not State that it is to the future and observed.

not the past that all men of good- The Government and people of will must bend their energies. In Britain wished to see the people this effort towards peace and con- of the Free State happy and tentment the Free State people prosperous. They believed that can, and I hope will, play their the prosperity of the Free State part."-British Wireless Service. was bound up with the prosperity

of Britain and it was in the best interests of both countries to re- main linked together within the British Commonwealth, -- ter's Special Service.

Reu-

Period of Bitterness.

London, Yesterday.

An important statement on reis- tions with the Irish Free State was made in a speech by the Dominion's Secretary, Mr. J. H. Thomas, at Hove last night.

THE QUAKERS' "PEACE ARMY”.

Assembles in London's Dockland.

STORM PREVENTS

HEROICS

London, Yesterday. The Quakers' "Peace Army" for He emphasised his desire to avoid speaking in a controversial spirit the first time went to the "Firing but said that he felt it was due to Line" yesterday, when it assembled

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The official estimate of casualties incurred in the Hindu-Moslem rioting up to midnight on May 19 is: 198 dead and 1,600 injured.

The tension is lessened to-day, but one man was killed, and seven injured during sporadic as- saults. Reuter.

MURDER EXTRANEOUS TO KIDNAPPING.

Mr. Fitzroy's Claim in

The Appeal Court. VICTORIA GAP TRIAL ECHO.

POLICE RESERVE,

The following orders have been Issued by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector-General of Police:

Chinese Company. Training Course-Part I-All re- cruits of the Chinese Company will attend Central Police Station for

Squad Drill on Thursday, May 26

at 5.30 p.m.

Indian Company.

on Wednes-

That murder absolutely ex- traneous to kidnapping and not Training Course-Part II-Con- an act which flowed naturally from atables R264 A. K.. Karamat, R266 set Fitzroy in the Full Court this been passed out as efficient in Part it, was the contention of Mr. Somer-M. Afzal and R271 M., Feroz, have morning, when he argued before II of Training Course (knowledge 2,000 Miles in 16 Hours.

the Chief Justice (Sir Joseph Kemp, of Police Duties and Regulations). London, May 22.

Revolver Practice. Revolver Miss Earheart is the first woman K. C.) and the Puisne Judge (Mr. to fly the Atlantic solo. She landed Justice J. R. Wood), the case of practice will be carried out by mem- in a lonely field in the neighbour Cheung Taze-aan and Chang Sau-bers of the Indian Company on the hood of Londonderry. She flew fu, two of the three Chinese who Kennedy Road Range 2,000 miles in a direct line in the were found guilty in the Victoris day, May 25 at 5.80 p.m. Members record time of Bixteen hours Gap murder case, the victim of will assemble at the Range at that carrying out with remarkable ac- which was Teang Tei-kai, a young time.

Flying Squad. curacy her parting words when student who was kidnapped from

The next instructional patrol will she left Harbour Grace: "You'll Shaukiwan and afterwards done to

death on the Peak, on February 18 take place on Friday, May 27. hear from me In Afteen hours."

The flight which was carried out on the fifth anniversary of The Crown is represented in this members must attend.. Fall in at Colonel Lindbergh's ended in Ire-appeal by Mr. R. E. Lindsell, assis-sharp. Dress White Uniform sad land owing to the burning

out tant Attorney-General.

of the manifold exhaust in a storm last night and a leakage in petrol gauge.

last.

There was some discussion at the the start as to what was the point that had been reserved by the Puisne Judge at the trial of the accused. Mr. Fitzroy's Two Points. Mr. Fitzroy claimed that the points were:

Miss Earheart is 84 years old and married Mr. Putnam last year, She recently established an un

feet in an autogyro, official altitude record of 19,000

New York is jubilant at her

success. Her husband remarked

the people of Ireland and at home in London's dockland to prevent that he was sure she would do it. that the position should be made clash absolutely clear.

between contingents dockers and the police.

י:

of The feat was also received on-l

thusiastically in London and Paris He said: "Here is a country The dockers were demonstrating where a crowd was awaiting her where, after a long period of bitter- against the alleged loading of ves-arrival and excitedly cheered the ness, we had all hoped and believed aels with munitions for Japan, and news of her success-Reuter. that by the treaty of 1921 a new the Peace Army aimed at support- President's Congratulations. era was opened. Who will deny, ing the protest, but were also out

Washington, Yesterday. looking back over the last 10 years, to prevent hostilities. A terrific President Hoover has cabled that we have witnessed a marked downpour of rain prevented them congratulations to Miss Amelia improvement in political relations from showing their heroism-Reu-Earheart on her successful flight. -between the two countries and after.

-Reuter's American Service. growing friendship and understand-

ing?

"On the basis of the treaty the Free State has become

an equal The Economic Condition Of

member of the British Common- wealth and the Irish Free State re- presentatives have been in the fore- front In contributing towards the constitutional devedopments of these years, which have resulted in the establishment of the British Com- monwealth as we know it to-day as a group of nations on a footing, of complete equality.

Not Britain's Fault.

"Is" all the advance made during that last 10 years now to be wasted -all this work to be thrown away1 If so it will not be through any fault on our side or through any wish of ours,

"I have had more than once 're-

America

(Continued from Page 1).

(1). Whether the case should have been left to the Jury at all; and 替

(2) Whether, if left to the Jury, the summing-up and direc- tions by the trial Judge was cor-

rect.

The Chief Judge remarked that

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Central Police Station at 5.16 p.m.

Cap with White Cover.

Reserve Emergency Unit. Defendu Class.--The regular

Central, on the gymnasium at Weekly defendu class will meet in Thursday, May 26 at 5.30 p.m.

DARTMOOR MUTINY ECHO

(Continued from Page 1)

Quelled by Police.

The insurgent convicts were final-] ly quelled by a body of 50 Plymouth Police, who were rushed to the pri

he could find no record of the son in motor coaches in response to second point having been reserved, an urgent telephone message, and and Mr. Fitzroy said that he bad charged the mutineers armed only A desperate carefully worded his application to with truncheons. indicate his intention of arguing struggle lanting ten minutes follow. on that point also.

ed in the prison yard, the convicts, Reference to the Puisne Judge's flinging stones and anything else to trial notes showed that Mr. Fitz-hand." roy's submission had merely been that there was insufficient evidence

to go to the Jurys

Mr. Lindsell said that his impres- sion was that the point reserved

WATER SUPPLY REPORT

(Continued from Page:1)

was merely on the question of evi-lative to the special food licence at dence.

No. 249, Queen's Road West, ground After reference to the Court floor, and an application for a shorthand writer's notes, Mr. Lind-special food-Heence in the main sell said that it was recorded there shopping centre of the city,

The correspondence regarding that Mr. Fitzroy bad said that there was no evidence which could the leave of absence from the The former in a new poem printed in the Morning Post, entitled possibly go to the Jury

Colony of Mr. F. C. Hall will ales be "Storm Cone," opens "This is midnight * * * dawn is very far,"

In the end the Chief Justice de discussed. Mr. Wells, in an interview with Reuter in Madrid, where he is cided to confine the argument to lecturing, predicts the inevitable collapse of civilisation unless the the first point only. nations are speedily able to devise a single world-wide financial controlling body, sro -

"America Dissembling.

London, Yesterday,

creasing/gravity of the American

MR. S. DE BIERE

The formal amendment of revoca tion of two Board Permits will be considered, being amendment of the permit for European type Water closets at two semi-detached Euro- Dean houses in Duke Street, and

position with alarm though they DIES ON SATURDAY the revocation of the permit for The spectacle of the long wore assured that nothing can touch the foundation of the Unit-

water closets at No. 165, Des Vœux

cently to make statements on behalf shipped idol of American prospered States economic strength, and over 60 years of his life in China,

Mr B. de Blore, who had spent Road Central.

Amongst of the Government Indicating our ty, with half of the world's gold of an eventual brilliant recovery.died at the age of 74 years at the to attitude in relation to the Irish Free State. By every word of those as the plinth, dissembling underSome observers, statements I stand, but I want to the stress of economic tremors la the ruli

make it absolutely clear that in perturbing financiers, stat

making them. I was not, basing our and writers all over the

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