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BERNARDS' of HARWICH.

ITALY UNLIKELY TO SECURE MORE THAN ECONOMIC CONCESSIONS

DR. MONTGOMERY

IN WITNESS BOX

AT CENTRAL COURT

TELLS OF VISIT TO

WOO CLINIC

MRS. WAAN TO GIVE EVIDENCE

When the case in which Mr. John H. S. Waan is charging Dr. Arthur Woo-with causing the death of his daughter hr neglect and negligence, was re- sumed before Mr. W. Schofie'd at the Central Magistracy this afternoon. Mr. E. C. C. Brooks. soliciter for the complainant. mentioned the outset that

Mr. Waan, would be late în ar- riving at the Court-as he was assisting his wife, who had re- cently given birth, to the Court as she was to be the second wit- He did not think that pess. Mr. Waar could arrive before three o clock."

The summons taken out' under

Britain's wartime Prime Minis- ter, Mr David Lloyd George, above, presents a stirring appeal for peace before 3,000 delegates of at the London convention church and social service work-

*TS.

DRAGON CAUSES

Ordinance 2 of 1865. Section 264 TERROR IN MONTE

alleres that between July 18 and July 24 this year, the defendant, being a person over the age of 16, Fears, who had the custody, charge

ROSA DISTRICT

or care of the complainant's child. LOCH NESS MONSTER Natalina Waan, aged 31 months. COUNTERPART wilfully neglected and exposed the

said child. in a manner

likely to

Inducement Thought Hardly Sufficient US TREASURY

TENSE EXPECTANCY

IN PARIS

WILD RUMOURS ON NEW BRITISH PROPOSAL

RE-DISTRIBUTION OF COLONIAL POSSESSIONS CONSIDERED?

“CHINA MAIL” SPECIAL

Paris, To-day.

The reports from London that Mr. Anthony Eden is bringing new and extremely important proposals for settling the Italo-Abyssinian dis- pute raised the interest with which his arrival last night was awaited to a state of tense expec- tancy in political circles here.

Rumour has it that the British League of Nations Minister will even go so far as to urge the re-distribution of her colonial possessions if Italy will give an assurance not to make war on Abyssinia

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Great Britain would have to bear the cost of this proposal in any case, says l'Intransigeant, and give Abyssinia a strip of British Somaliland. The paper rather inclines to the opinion, however, that the plan provides certain economic concessions

BUYING SILVER

AT CHEAP RATE

$70,000 OUNCES AT LOW PRICE

SPECULATION RIFE

New York. To-day.

It is reported that the Treasury has bought in New York approx Imately 320.000 ounces of silver jat. 67.62 and later an additional £250,000 ounces at 67.12.

"This compares with the pre- vious buying price of 68 cents for foreign bar silver.

In connection with yesterday's weakness in the world silver markets some trade "quarters theorise that in view of the spe- culative position built ap by some [people, presumably in anticipa- tion that the Treasury's next [move would lead to a higher price, the Treasury might have thought it expedient to withdraw its support at the level at which the price was recently pegged, The situatina. was quietened last month in Tacoma after a line of with the intention to shake

out of striking lumber workers after a clash in which six persons were injured accumulate additional National guardamen, their bayonets bared, forced back the marching was speculators and at the same time and 40 arrested.

cause such child unnecessary SYSTEMATIC DRIVE ORGANISED and no extension of the Italian zone of influence in Abyssinia MOONEY'S SENSATIONAL

jury to her health...

An alternative charge was sub- mitted later, which was to the ef- fect that the defendant between July 18 and July 24 unlawfully ex- posed the complainant's daughter, Natalina. being under the age of two years, by which the life of the child was endangered and by which the health of the child was likely. to be permanently injured.

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1,000 DROWNED

TERRIBLE TOLL IN ITALIAN FLOODS

OVADA DYKE BURSTS

Rome. To-day.

It is believed that 1.000 people have been drowned in the floods caused by the bursting of a dyke in the township of Ovada. The country has been inundated over an area of 25 by 16 miles A number of factories have been destroyed and four bridges have been swept away.

Hundreds of people crowded on the roofs of houses but were engulfed as the houses crum- bled away. — Reuter.

Monte Rosa, To-day. The Loch Ness monster has a counterpart here: A score of peasants testify to having seen in the last few days a sort of dragon, which has been reputed to have lived in the neighbouring woods for four years. It had been seen by various people from time to time, but recently disappeared.

A peasant eye-witness de- scribes it as a huge serpent, yellow-green in colour, over, mine feet long, with a body as thick as a log.

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Country folk in the neigh- bourhood are so terrified that the authorities are ganising a huge drive to try and lay the monster finally, to enable the villagers to go out at night without quak- ing-Reater.

RUMANIA'S ROBIN HOOD

BREAKS GAOL

WARDERS BECOME FOLLOWERS!

INTERPORT

TENNIS IS FIXED

FOR SEPTEMBER

TIENTSIN L.T.A. MAY SEND TEAM

1. The Paris Soft warns against! attaching too much importance

BID FOR FREEDOM

cheaply-Reutex.

silver

SLUMP IN LONDON

London, To-day- sudden change in the American silver buying policy, which took London completely by- surprise, was responsible for a

to the alleged proposals, since it DISTORTED EVIDENCE/ ALLEGED sharp fall in silver yesterday-

nomic nature-

1

Baltimore Today. -

London expected America to contine to buy around 68 cents, tand therefore little change was-

lower level, which caused the

is hardly possible that they can go further than those which Mr. Eden had already made to Signor Mussolini in vain on his recent

The allegations that the whole evidence expected, though it was known Rome visit, and the paper takes the same view as l'intransigeant, given by John MacDonald, the star witness in that the East was selling very that the inducements offered to the case against Tom Mooney, had been distort the expectations by refusing to [heavily. “ America confounded Italy will be mainly of an eco-ed by the police was made by Mooney's counsel buy at firing, except at a much

The paper doubts whether this to the referee taking depositions in connection spet price to fall 3/16. MATCHES IN SHANGHAI NOT will satisfy Italy, which is intent with Mooney's habeas corpus application.

After fixing the East continued to sell very heavily. America John MacDonald, now an old, started by paying the rates but paralysed man, declared undergradually lowered her buying. oath that he had never seen about 3/15 below the thing...

price, the final gootations being. either Mooney or his associate

Brokers. point out that despite Warren Billings before he was the recent heavy American par the chases there is still a large bull position outstanding-Beuter.

TO CLASH WITH GAMES

on securing political and military control in Abyssinia. It declares

Providing that the Tientsin that the chief task of the three

Lawn Tennis Association can Power conference will be to limit REMARKABLE raise a team, a triangular ten-the control in such a way that

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nis Interport will take place in Abyssinia's sovereignty is not Shanghai commencing on Sat infringed urday, September 28, according to a communication received by Mr. C. J. Tacchi, the Hon. Secre tary of the Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Association, this morn- ing from Mr. L. F. Stokes, Hon Secretary of the Shanghai L.TA

League Plays Into Hands Of Italy

VISCOUNT SNOWDEN'S

WARNING

EVIDENCE AT

BERLIN TRIAL

Penal Servitude For Weissenberg

IMMORAL CONDUCT

· CHINA MAIL... SPECIAL:

Berlin, To-day.

confronted with them at San Francisco prison.

ANTI-PIRACY

MOVEMENTS

AT BIAS BAY

He also affirmed that although = he protested that Mooney was a complete stranger to himm

the] Police Lieutenant, Charles - God reported that the witness had iden- tifed Mooney as the man who left Ja suitcase in the street a few

thrown-Beater

Tientsin and Shanghai have been attempting to arrange the Interport against the Colony on

London, To-day.

dates which did not clash with the

dilatory tactics of the Joseph Weissenberg, the 80-minutes before the bomb was GANG NOW BEING The League of Nations are obviously year-old head and founder of the

China National Games, which take playing into the hands of Italy, so-called "Evangelical Johannit (Continued on Page 19)-

and the former Association have

elements of another world war? Reuter

The Weissenbergsect was

CONFERRING WITH

CANTON N LEADERS

TRAILED

ARRESTED MEMBER TURNS INFORMER

[From Our Own Correspondent) Canton, To-day. Anti-piracy guards in Bias

Strict "Tell-Nothing" Bay are on the trail of a gang

Attitude

[From Our Own Correspondent) FURTHER TALKS PENDING

place on October 10 at Shanghai, whose immediate aim is to gain Church," a religious sect based to CHIANG'S AGENT apparently agreed to Shanghai'sime for complete war prepara a great extent on faith-healing in proposal for an earlier date tions, declares Viscount Snowden

which the application of cream in a letter to The Times.":" (Continued on-Page 7) Signor Mussolini," he says, has cheese on the afflicted organs The following have been the re-made it abundantly clear that he played a large part, was senten sults of the Men's Interport con- will attack and fully conquer ced yesterday to 21⁄2 years Shanghai tests between the Colony and Abyssinia. His declared purpose

is to defy the League. If the Penal servitude and loss of civil → CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

1922 Shanghai beat Hong Kong 2-1 League does not accept the chal-rights for a period of five years at the prison yesterday morning 1924-27 No competitions League, with complications too ter moral conduct with girls under

1923 Shanghai beat Hong Kong 4-1 lenge there is an end to the after being found guilty of m Bucharest, To-day. That brigands and gang-leaders to relieve the night shift they 1928 Shanghai bext Hong Kong Srible to contemplate. Serious must possess not only a handy found Coroin and his gaolers 1930 No competition

1929 Hong Kong beat Shanghai 3-2 trouble in our Colonial possessions marriageable age. zum but also a handy tongue was gone.

1931 Shanghai beat Hong Kong 5-0 will certainly develop. aptly demonstrated by Rumania's Coroin had been repeatedly ar 1932 Shanghai beat Hong Kong 3-2 The situation contains all the prohibited a month ago and all most notorious robber chief, rested but had never been brought 1933-34 No competitions. Ciroin, who escaped yesterday to trial, since he always succeed-

its property was confiscated from prison in the city of Botosani ed in breaking prison. His many 1928 Shanghai beat Hong Kong 4-1

... LADIES

Trans-Ocean Service by the simple method of per daring exploits have made him a 1929 Hong Kong beat Shanghai 4--1 suading the entire staff of war popular hero in the Moldavian 1930 No-competition ders not only to let him go but region, especially

since he 1931 Hong Kong beat Shanghai 50 also to join him as his trusty fol-specialised in robbing big estate 1932-33-34 No competitions. lowers in the brigand's free and owners and never failed to give easy life.

part of his loot to the peasants, When the day warders arrived who reciprocated by giving him shelter when the gendarmes were hot on his trail.

London, to-day The chief warder of Botosani Their Majesties - the King prison had only recently been dis- Queen travelled by a Royal announced of Mr. William Cowan missed from office, because he had from King's Cross yester

with likewise succumbed to the zob noon on their way to

ber's whiles

thing... hincham, where they McCor many privileges cludingoc- somedayz

trose, casional leave of abser

Balmoral Ocean Service

FORTHCOMING WEDDING

The forthcoming marriage

Buxton, a marine engineer

thelathi

Navigati

Kongen Miss-Ma

mick, of Arding Helensburgh

THEIR MAJESTIES NOW AT

SANDRINGHAM BEN

fore

tich

WEATHER REPORT"

A weak anticyclone covers the Pacific to the north-east of J

area of moderately high is situated to the north central Yangtze Valley-

of sea-rovers after securing new clues disclosed by Lo Ti-ju, one of the pirates who was recently

will be sent back to Canton for arrested at Fan Ho Kang, four miles south of Bias Bay Lo

trial during the latter part of

Canton, To-day Adhering to his "tell-nothing" the week...

This gang took part in pirating attitude, General Huang Shao- hsinng, the Nanking agent, told the sa. Tungehow while she was A Beuter's message states that newspapermen yesterday afterna voyage from Shanghai to remarkable evidence was given at noon that he had met General Chetop. One pirate of the band the trial of the 79-year-old Joser Chen Chi-tang and other lead was captured some months

Bias Bay and has been Weissenberg, God of the Weisers, but declined to reveal the e

here senberg sect, who was senten nature of the political talk It taine

(Continued on Paper) is clear, however that he ispira

FRANC SPECULATING SUSPECT EXPELLED FROM FRANCE

of moderately high extends from. Indo- the Caroline Islands. A London.

low prespress

The rim

acting as an agent on behalf of General Chiang Kai-shek, the

the Nai

NAVAL OFFICER ROBBED

Com

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