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HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935

RELIGIOUS

PERSECUTION.

CONDEMNED

German Protest In Massachusetts

UNPARDONABLE INTERFERENCETM

Boston. To-day? Baron von Tippelskirch. the German Consul General has protested to the Speaker of the Massachusetts State House of Representatives against a reso- lution passed by the House con- demning the Nazi racial religi-! ous persecution.

Baron von Tippelskirch des cribed the resolution as an in- warranted and unpardenable in- terference in the domestic affairs of Germany, which is in no way within the jurisdiction of the House of Representatives of Mas- sachusetts.

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The Speaker or the House re- "RIGHT TO LIVE- plied, expressing the opinion that the resolution in no way in;? erfered with domestic matters in Germany, but merely expressed the opinion of a group of citizens Jon a subject exciting worldwide

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SIR STEPHEN TALLENTS TO JOIN B. B. C.

London, To-day.

Mr. L. F. Stokes, the Shanghai cricketer and Hon. Interport Secretary of the Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association, has notified the Hong Kong L.T.A. that the 1935 tennis Interport will be staged in Shanghai, commencing on September 28.

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Prague, To-day

GENERAL

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Nature Of Charges Unknown

LINGUARDED STATEMENTS

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Prague, To-day.

General

The 72-year-old Rudolf Krauss. who during the war was the Chief General of the 4th Austrian army under General von Auffenberg, was ar rested at Marienbad yesterday with the consent of the Czech Ministry of Defence. The "na- ture of the charges has not been made known. but it is under- stood that they refer to state- ments made by General Krauss which are punishable under the Czechoslovakian law for the pro- tection of the republic.

The arrest has caused a con siderable sensation, since Gen- 1eral Krauss was one of the most! distinguished generals of the old Austrian army and had ne The delegation of Sve Soviet ver taken an active part in poli- officers, which, as previously antics, having for some years past nounced. is here to return the relived in complete seclusion at

Marienbad. cent visit of Czech officers to Moscow, was given a rousing re

His brother. General Alfred ception by a large, crowd which Krauss, was the well-known vic- thetor of the 12th Battle of Isonze had assembled in front of station, and whose enthusiasm in 1917, which ended with the proved somewhat embarrassing to Italian army being driven back Trans- the police as well as to the high to the Brenta line- Czech officers who welcomed the Ocean Service.

visitors

When the Russians left the sta-

tion the crowd, which was chiefly ARMY IN JAPANESE

composed of Communists, greeted. them with resounding shouts of "Long Live the Red Army!” and "Long Live the Soviet Union!"

The police stood it for a while

The policy of active publicity but finally proceeded to disperse which has been a feature of Post the demonstrators Trans-Ocean Office work in recent years and Service.

which was marked by the ap- Ipointment of a Public Relations Officer in 1933, is to be pursued

Sir Stephen Tallents, who was Secretary of the Empire Market- ing Board from 1926 to 1933, was

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Woman Badly Bitten In Brawl

POLITICS

TWO CONFLICTING TENDENCIES

vers

CONSERVATIVES AND

RADICALS.

Tokyo, To-day. Remarking that foreign obser- are basically mistaken in

conflict may be summed up as a assuming that the army differences between the conservative and radi- ical elements, the Japan Times de He recently accepted an pointment

Lo Ngan, a 4-year-old Chinese clares that General Nagata was as Controller of

the War Minister's Public Relations to the Bri-female, residing at No. 14. Upper considered

Broadcasting Corporation, Lascar Road, first floor, was ad- ablest Lieutenant in the policy of which takes effect in October, and mitted to the Government Civil prohibiting the utilisation of the it is now announced that Lieuten- Hospital yesterday suffering frommy for political ends, in which ant-Colonel E. Crutchley, at injuries to the left arm, alleged connection he aroused the formid- the to have been caused by bites durable opposition of certain elements present representative in Commonwealth of Australia of ing a brawl with other females in who sincerely believe that the pre- Eer sent domestic and international His Majesty's Government in the wing Kat Street yesterday.

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United Kingdom, will succeed him condition is stated to be serious situation demands the greater par- as Public Relations Officer to the Post Office. British Wireless Service

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IN PRISON FOR YEARS

ticipation and activity of the army

in the nation's political affairs: whereas the War Minister was de- termined to preserve the integrity of the army as an efficient war machine, believing that political

A message dated July 4 stated activities would tend to estrange

the

that the State Supreme Court the public opinion and lead to previous day ordered the bearing formation of army factions.-Ben- of Tom Mooney's petition seeking ter. treedom on a writ of habeas corpus on September 3.

Mooney, the American Dreyfus. had been in prison for many years Berlin, To-day in spite of all efforts of his friends The German airwoman Elli and in the face of proof that the Too many bare legs, too many Beinborn started from Gleiwitz, evidence on which he was convict- scenes where women remove their Upper Silesia, yesterday at 3.40 ed was inaccurate, if not perjured. clothes, and finally, too many jam for Istanbul, and after Pressare brought to bear from kisses have been shown in films crossing the Bosporus, fiying Washington was believed to have recently exhibited in Spain, says over Turkish territory, landed been responsible for the Cali- a decree aimed against immoral at the airport of Jesid Koel, near fornia court action, for previously After a the authorities would not listen to films just issued by the authori-Istanbul, at 9.20 am ties here.

short pause for refreshment arguments in Mooney's favour.

EDUCATIONISTS IN CONFERENCE

TWO GATHERINGS IN BRITAIN

1,500 DELEGATES ATTEND OXFORD MEETING

C London, To-day." While 1,500 delegates are at In order to check this tendency Miss Beinhorn took off for her He was serving a life sentence as tending the World Education Con- a committee of censorship has return flight to Germany, land-a result of the bombing of the ference at Oxford, another gather- now been formed under the chair-ing at the Tempelhof airport at "Preparedness Day parade- ing of educationists, some 400 in number, many of whom come from manship of the daughter of the Berlin at 6.09 p.m.

191620 Spanish delegate to the League This is the first time, points Mooney was a radical leader of

overseas, opens to-day at St. An- of Nations, Dr. Madariaga-out semi-official news agency. Commonnist group at the time of drew's University, in Fifeshire, that an aeroplane has made the bombing, in which 10 persons Scotland, when the Presidential ad- Trans-Ocean Service.

return trip from Germany to were killed. CHIANG'S AGENT CONFERRING Asia in one day. Trans-Ocean

Service WITH CANTON LEADERS

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Kwangai: that he will not use mili- tary force to assert his authority in these two provinces. While General Euang

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It is the first conference of the "New Education Fellowship" to be oday It was an held in Britain and the countries by the Colonial Office represented include Australia, Bel

Germa rday that Mr. J. H. Jarrett gium, Canada, FE

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