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DEAD AND FOUR MISSING IN FLOODS IN NEW YORK ITALO-ABYSSINIAN DEADLOCK
Squads of New York police continue their search for Jackie Kaul, aged 5, who, his parents believe. Was kidnapped from their Sutton Place home. This photograph shows. Mrs. George Kaul and Jackie, at the age of 3 as they enjoyed happy days, at the seashore, before myster khadowed their lives..
MILITARY
PARLEYS
IN CANTON Divisional Commanders Summoned
CANTON DEFENCES TO BE STRENGTHENED
(From Our Own Correspondenti
Canton. To-day.
Another military conference ...of divisional and army com- manders will be held here next
Monday for the purpose of dis- cussing the military defence of Kwangtung General Li Yang- king, G.O.C. of the third army. and General Yu Han-mow, GO.C. of the First army, will return here from Swatow and
ed now and against whom pre- cautions are to be taken has not) been announced. The usual ex- planation is that 'another Great
ARBITRATION NOW JEOPARDISED
CONFIRMATION OF US.
REJECTION OF PLEA
QUESTIONS IN COMMONS
London, To-day.
The insistent curiosity of the members of the House of Commons about Mr. Anthony Eden's proposal to Signor Mussolini to cede Bri- tish territory to Abyssinia accounted for a large number of questions yesterday.
At the outset an unsuccessful effort was made to draw Sir Samuel Hoare with regard to what he will say at next Thurs-i day's debate on the Italian demand. but he informed Lt- Colonel G. J. Acland-Troyte (C- Tivertorn) that one condition which accompanied the proposal was that Abyssinia should guarantee not to use the ceded territory in any way for the slave traffic.
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Light on the extent of the British authority in Somaliland was next sought by Sir Arnold Wilson (C. Eftchin), to which Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Minister for the Calories, replied that! it was not British territory but a protectorate. His Majesty did not possess full sovereignty there. but had exercised for many years full powers of administration and jurisdiction by sage as well as by the treaty of 1884. These powers were now exercised under the Somaliland Order-in-Council, 1929.. The Tribes would have been consulted with a view to the transfer-
London, --to-day: Herbert Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire and Eng- land opening batsman,⠀⠀⠀ has
STATE
Damage Estimated At $2,000,000 COTTAGE SWEPT INTO
LAKE AT GENEVA WOODSTOCK DAM BURSTS: BRIDGES SWEPT AWAY
DELAWARE OVERFLOWS ITS BANKS
Albany, To-day.
Highways have been flooded to a depth of four to six feet, bridges and dams broken, [houses destroyed and crops ruined in disastrous floods following torrential rains in New York State. The damage is estimated at $2,000,000. ⠀ |
A man was killed by lightning and four were drowned by a bridge collapse at Ithaca Two people were drowned when at motor-car was swept off the highway by the flood.
Fifty families narrowly escaped when the dam burst at Woodstock, and only avoided the torrents by climbing a 40-foot high cliff. Seventy-five people were marooned in motor cars and omnibuses.
Both gas and electricity were cut off at Hornell, where the notified the Test match Selestors police stations, fire stations and Salvation Army building are packed with refugees. The villages in the Mohawk Valley are submerged under floods 10-12 feet deep.
that he is at present ....... mult and that he has retired from the pre-
match against Surrey Sherick-Reiter.
sent
GLOUCESTER -
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ence of the necessary rights had Signor Mussolini accepted Mr. OVERWHELMED
Eden's suggestion-
SEQUEL TO
COLLISION
IN HARBOUR
Claims In Open Court After Lengthy Hearing
In Chambers
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON AND AFRIKA INVOLVED
BY SUSS
The status of British Somali- land was the same as that of John Parks And Cook Uganda and Kenya, bat Ken-f vans were British subjects whilej Somalilanders did not enjoy in
the Empire, all the rights and
Score Centuries
MELVILLE'S FINE SEASON
London, To-day-
LICHI PIRATED are missing, including a nurse
PASSENGERS NOT MOLESTED
$10,000 LOOT TAKEN
Fourteen lives have been lost in the floods and four people
and two children believed to
have been drowned when the cottage in which they were living at Genexa was swept into the lake.
Over 600 feet of railway track were washed out at Cana joharie, and four trains were Shanghai, To-day stranded at Buffalo Several The China Merchants. Steam rivers, including the Delaware, Navigation Co.'s. Lichi, 305 tons, overflower their banks, and the
Earopean chancellories' attack, ed significance to the visit-of General Hermann Goering: Ger- man Air Minister, to King Baris in Söfn, where he showed his one of the Reich's latest fighting planes, Balgacia was Germany" ally in the lało WIL.
GERMAN NAVY
PROGRAMME FOR
CONSTRUCTION
VAST INCREASE REPORTED
PLANS FOR NEW VESSELS PROCEEDED WITH-
- CHINA MAIL" SPECU
The building up of the Ger
Berlin, To-day.
man Navy in accordance with
privileges of a Briton. Ther had to register with the police! as aliens on entering Britain Brilliant bowling by Maurice was pirated on the night of July floods have caused havoc the agreement reached with unless they were individually Tate, the former England Test Ruchow, the river port of Northter. exempted.
while sailing to Shanghai from throughout the State.
Ben-
bowler, and James Cornford was responsible for Sussex's Chekiang. Several of the crew ITALIAN PROTEST sixth win in the County Cricket were injured when they resisted YANGTZE RIVER
Championship, when they beat the outlaws, but the passengers A later message from Schevenin- Gloucestershire by an innings) were not molested. gen states that the Italo-Abyssinian and 96 runs at Hove yesterday Commission will to-day decide after only two days" play.
members
(Continued on Page 12) Scores, as cabled by Eeater, were: Sussex beat Gloucestershire był
The sequel to the collision be-whether it is worth while to co- Taya, Southern Kiangsi, res tween the 14,000 ton American tinue their hearings in view of the pectively, for the parley.
Why such a conference is call-Mail liner, ss. President Jeffer-protest of the Italian
son, and the East Asiatic Co's against the declaration of the an innings and 96 runs at Hove. motor vessel. Afrika, near the spokesman for Ethiopia, Professor Gloucester: 39 (Tate 5 for 9. Comford Wharf on Saturday, Jeze, that Ual Ual is in Abyssinian Sossex: 412 for 3 dec. (John Parks Kowloon
5. for 28) and 277. December 14, 1934, was the territory. claim and counter-claira for War is coming and that Canton damages by the owners of both that the Commission was only em- The Italian members contended
135, Greenwood 72; Melville 62, Cook 121 not out). The escape of the cruisers Haj Vessels, which were brought powered to consider the causes of linto open court this morning the incidents, not the delimitation
should not be caught napping.
to
WEATHER REPORT
A weak anticyclonic area covers
Chi and Hai Shen from Wham-efore His Honour the Chief of the frontier, and refused poa and the failure of the Bocca Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor. hear further evidence from Profes- the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Tigris forts to prevent them from and the Harbour Master, Comdr-sor Jeze-Beuter. fleeing have awakened the milli G. F. Hole, in the Supreme tary authorities to the necessity Court, after a lengthy hearing
of better guns at the forts and in chambers- more efficient gumbers to man thebatteries. If an
squadron can
Mr. F. C. Jenkin, K.C., instruct-
Wilkinson & Grist, appested for
gris, Canton will be at its mercy the American Mail Line, while Mr.
(Continued on Page 123 ·
(Continued on Page 7)
an attacking ed by Mr. D. H. Blake of Messrs DIAMOND CASE
IN SHANGHAI Smuggling Charge
"Dismissed
REBEL CRUISERS
LEAVE
Eldon Potter, K.C. and Mr. H. C. Mocnamara, instructed by. Mr. 0. E C. Marton, of Messra. Deacons, i represented the East Asiatic Co.
In opening, Mr. Jenkin said that the collision had taken place just
Shanghai, To-day
The case against H M. Gre and F. R. Gabbott has
Thought To Be Going before noon on Saturday, Decern-
ber 14. The Fresident Jefferson gory had a gross tonnage of over
To Nanking
The two Chinese rebel cruisers, Hai Chi and Har Shen, left thel Colony at 230 am to-day, pre sumably for the north,
When last seen by Waglan Lighthouse, they were reported to be travelling due west, in the direction of Nanking
It is also reported that Vice! Admiral Chan Chak is on board. although this is not confirmed
GEN. CHIANG IN SHANGHAI
Shanghai, To-day.
day morning
been dismissed. The magistrate,
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The desperadoes, who boarded the vessel from two junks, de camped with loot amounting in Ívalne to about $10,000--Renter.
CAPTAIN'S INNINGS BY PARKER
Oxford 265 Behind With All Their Wickets
London, To-day-
FLOODS
Further Rise Above Hankow
$200,000 FOR PREVENTION WORK ALLOTTED
Nanking, To-day.
England recently, based on a strength of 35 per cent, of the
British Navy, will take place according to the following pre- gramme:
During the year 1935 the new vessels already begun or to be be gun comprise:
(1) Two armoured ships, enen with a displacement of 26,000. tons, with 28 cm, gum; (2) two ernisers, each of 10,000 tons, with 20 cm guns; (3) 16 destroyers, each of 1,625 tons; (4) six anh- The water level on the Upper marines, each of 500 tons, and two Yangtze receded yesterday, but submarines each of 750 tons. a further rise was registered be- Preparations for the construc- tween Hankow and Anking, action of the first aeroplane- cording to an uncial bulletin. carriers and also plans for battle- The levels at Chungking and ships to be laid down in 1936 and Ichang dropped by 92 and 192 the following years are now go
(to the south of the Bonins.
depression is situated near" Nan- Oxford University will com metres, respectively, while a rise ing on Trans-Ocean Service. king, moving northwards. Amence the second day's play of 24 metres was recorded et depression appears to be forming against - Cambridge to day
Hankow. t for bo-day, as issued by the all their wickets in handcil has allotted over $200,000 for over Tongking. The local fore Lord's 265 runs in arrears with The National Economic Co
Royal Observatory this morning, M Tindall who scored 117 flood prevention work—Beater, was... South
HANKOW OUTLOOK BETTER and south-west against Somerset recently, con- winds, moderate; cloudy, some triboted 53 to the Light Blues local showeZU.
total of 302, while G. W. Parker played a captain's innings for 761 not out
STOP
PRESS
Four men were injured- in the early hours of this morning, when an explosion
Scores, as cabled by Rem
were:
Cambridge: 302 (M. Tindall 58, G. W
Parker 76 not out). Oxford: 37 for D
This is the 97th match of
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* Hankow, To-day. The watermark at Bankers 15 unchanged at 48.9 feet, and the outlook appears to be better. Trains on the Hankow-Feiping Railway have been suspended owing to part of the tracks being washed de an zway.
London To-day
In the course of a leading arti
silver question "Times, says that the United
The dyke at Shast has broken cables fr and the city is said to be complete
(Continued on Page 14000 Haines, however, ordered occurred aboard the 5.8 series in which the last three by inundated Changtel is in aj
ARMS FOR SPANIARDS
Orders Placed With British Firm
"CHINA" MAIL" SE
Paris, To-da The Spanish Gover
that the diamonds concerned be detained by the Court pend ing the appearance of J. E Ipekdjian, who is at present ab- sent from Shanghai
Counsel's application for costs on behalf of Gabbott and Gregory, en the ground that the accusation wasmalicious, frivolous and fictitious, was refused Reuter
(Continand on Page 9),
JOHNSON TO PRESENT. CREDENTIALS
berthed at Buoy A 11 in Nagisa Maru, which was the harbour.
Chan Ban, aged 15, and Leung It appears that two coolies
Tak, aged 40, went No. 5 hold, which
smes have been left Cambridge have won 44,- 37 and 15 have been My Last year. Parkers
(115)
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