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FIRST PHASE OF EAST AFRICAN OPERATIONS NOW COMPLETED DAY OF ACTION AT ROME ANTICIPATES LITTLE RESISTANCE

General Eric Virgin, Emperor Haile Selassie's military council-

ler, who is expected to be appoint- ed Commander-in-Chief of the Abyssinian army.

NANKING TO

RECOGNISE

GENEVA

FINANCIAL SANCTIONS

WATERTIGHT

PRACTICAL APPLICATION BEFORE

END OF WEEK -

Geneva, To-day.

Yesterday was another day crowded with in- cident and progress for which most credit must be given to M. Maximos; the Greek president of the financial sub-committee and M. Coulandre, the French technical expert.

M Maximos steered the financial resolutions, through the committee with skill and speed.

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The terms of the resolution are as watertight as it is humane- ly possible to make them, covering every possible form of credit and financial operations. direct or indirect, between the Italian Government, institutes, business firms and all Italian individuals. | The resolution will not interfere with private banking or their de |posits abroad or payments of instalments on loans already issued but not fully transferred The resolution will, however, prevent the issue of a second portion of any loan even if the first section has been handed over.

Mr. Ferguson, the Canadian representative, pointed out that

Our phologi

the transport of British troops to the Mediter

MANCHUKUO? Canada like other signatories of the League stood to lose heavily BRITAIN STILL READY

Mr. Hsiao Interprets Siamese Rumours &

SOUTH-WEST ALONE ABLE TO: CO-OPERATE WITH JAPAN

1 From Our Own Correspondent) Canton, To-day-

and was supported by Mr. Te Water, the South African delegate.

A French resolution to es-

tablish a sub-committee to deal LIBERAL

an embargo on with materials and a boycott of ex- ports was adopted expeditions- lv.

The committee will meet this The calling of a Fifth Na-afternoon and, if the same rate tional Congress was admitted of progress is

made

maintained.

GAINS IN

CANADA

17 Clergymen And 15 Women Seek Election

RECONSTRUCTIONISTS MAKE POOR START

TO HELP ITALY

DOOR NOT BARRED EVEN YET

"ENTIRE ABSENCE OF

THE ENEMY"

TORRENTIAL RAINS CHECK ADVANCE BRITISH SOMALILAND TRIBE FIGHTS AGAINST ORDERS

Rome, To-day.

With the fall of Adowa and Adigrat and the expected speedy fall of Aksum it is considered here that the first phase of the East African oper- ations have been completed, and it is expected that the second phase, which is due to begin short- ly, will meet with little resistance, as reconnais➡ sance flights over the far interior are said to have revealed an "entire absence of the enemy."

It is reported that the Italian advance to Girlogubi has been temporarily suspended at Gerohai by torrential rains which made the move- ment of troops impossible.

According to an unconfirmed report from Daggahbur the Italians and the Mijjertein Somalis have been engaged in a fierce. battle in the south-east corner of Abyssinia, where the British and Italian Somalilands meet, and that the British Somaliland tribe of the Dolhahanta sided with the Mijjertein tribe, despite the British authorities forbidding them to take action and warn ing them that disobedience would entan the withdrawal of Bri- Itish protection. Many casualties are said to have been suffered

by both sides.

BOYCOTT

OF ITALY

London, To-day. Britain had professed her readiness to help Italy to secure her legitimate ambitions, as long

Rome: The Bishop of the holy FINANCIAL as she did that without recourse to war, said Mr. city of Aksum presented the keys Neville Chamberlain in a speech at Glasgow. of the city of General de Bono, - multaneously paying homage to "Even now, when she has begun hostilities, we the Italian commander, according have never withdrawn those words and we have to a message from Adowa. *

The capture of the city without fighting is therefore considered imminent. Italian patrols are re- ported in the outskirts of the city, which the Italians refrained from bombing because of its holy char- [acter

yesterday afternoon by Mr-should be able to reach a decî- Hsiao Fu-chen, veteran Kuo-sion before the end of the week. mintang leader, who recently. It is understood that the repre returned from Bangkok: His delay in returning here earlier sentatives of Venezuela and

Helped by the unusually mild little while ago we sought to open to her.” reservations was due to sickness and not to Uruguay any other cause-

somewhat analagous to those of weather, Canada has recorded one Mr. Hsiao expressed surprise at Argentina, who claimed special of the heaviest polls in her history: Referring to the suggestion ARGENTINE 2 Nanking report stating that consideration owing to the large One of the most interesting fea-that the general election should Siam has recognised Manchukno, number of Italians in the Ar-tures was that 7 clergymen and be postponed till the Spring. Mr. He was then in Bangkok, whose gentine and the difficulty of vot-15 women were seeking election Chamberlain asked what right Government strongly denied any ing the measure hurriedly.

Ottawa, To-day not sought in any way to close the "na

Early returns show that the had we to say that the crisis Liberals have captured all of the would be passed by the Spring. likelihood of recognising that i ·SANCTIONS APPROVED

11 Nova Scotia seats, being eight "Don't make any mistake. We State Nanking newsapers, ac- cording to Mr. Hsiao, pablished Geneva: The plenary meeting Liberal gains. The defeated in-are not at the end; we are at reports of economie co-operation of the co-ordinating committee clude the Minister of Fisheries, the beginning of what may be a between Manchukuo, China and approved the financial sanctions Mr. Ernst. Зарад Mr. Hsiao interprets, gainat Italy.

this as an impending Nanking re- cognition of Manchukuo.

(Continued on Paje 12)

MILITARY

CONFERENCE

AT DAIREN|

New Policy Towards China Shelved

CONVERSION OF NORTH CHINA -IN CO-OPERATION SCHEME

Dairen, To-day.

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DUCHESS OF KENT AND ROYAL SON

Satisfactory Condition Reported

London, To-day.

Liberals have been elected to all four of the Prince Edward Island seats, making three gains. A feature in eastern Canada is the poor showing of the Stevens party, or reconstructionists, who are trailing far behind the

older

parties-Beuter.

Overwhelming Liberal Victory Expected

Ottawa, later.

A bulletin issued yesterday re-

The Bennett Government is cer garding HPE the Duchess of Kent and her son records contain of defeat and an overwhelm tinned excellent progress, and iting Liberal victory is in prospecti is stated that the condition of the The Liberals have made an almost Duchess and her son is so satis-clean sweep of the Marine Pro- factory that it is not proposed to vinces and have recorded substan- issue any further bulletins during tial gains elsewhere. Up to the The military conference at the next few days A final present five Cabinet Ministers Dairen, which ended in com- bulletin will be issued at the end have lost their seats. plete understanding and accord, of the week-Eritish Wireless The position at 2 am, Green-

wich mean time, was: decided to give undivided sup- Service

Liberals "92, port of Tokyo's policy towards China

Conservatives 21, Co-operative

It was agreed

necessary at present

a new policy but that:

tial to carry out w the fred Japanese fort

· especially, towards China:

The meagre informati able indicates that the discussed plans for he Japanese co-operation," converting North Chin example in co-op extending its

ence resulted “Manchuri Wcely

MR. H. SUNG LEAVES LONDON

"Lady Precious Stream" For New York

Commonwealth

Party' '2", Independent Liberals 2.

Liberais have made gains, with no losses Eeuter.

· BENNETT RETAINS SEAT-

COMMITTEE

FOR ITALY

British Goods To Be Boycotted

very long period of difficulty, LIST OF FIRMS AND PRODUCTS

PREPARED

· EUROPEAN MISSING. IN SHANGHAI

Sequel To Ferry Collision

Shanghai, To-day Joseph Driscoll, aged 40, a na tive of Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, employed by the China. Printing and Finishing Company, is miss- ing, feared drowned in the Whangpoo.

Driscoll was hurled overboard yesterday when the lameb. in "which" he was” a passenger collid- ed with a ferryboat. His wife and two children are residing at Accrington, Lancashire ---Berter.

Text Of Resolution Published

SWEEPING RESTRICTIONS

* CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

FLAME-THROWER SECTION

Geneva, To-day. Paris: The Naples correspon-

The financial boycott against dent of the Havas Agency states Italy commended to 52 member that the ss. Italia sails to-day for States of the League by the Massawa carrying 30 officers and Finance Committee was accept- 1,000 men who will be formed into ed by the Plenary Session of a fame-thrower section.

the Sanctions Committee yes- Iterday.

HAY CEREMONY

Addis Ababa: Barely thrée

The text of the resolution (în Buenos Aires, To-day weeks after the close of the rainy question stated: “The Government The "Argentine Committee for season, the Emperor at dawn yes of the League of Nations' member is publishing advertise-terday went to the fields near the States will immediately take all ments in the press calling on Ita-railway station and cut the first the necessary steps to make the lian residents in the Argentine, bay of the season. Priests who following operations impossible. who, it is claimed, number 1,500,-attended the ceremony offered

000, to boycott British goods and prayers for a good harvest and a

· SIX CLAUSES

is preparing a list of firms and successful conclusion of the war *All direct or indirect loans to to be boy Ambassador Vinci, who is re- the Italian Government or all sub-

products (which are cotted-Reuter,

U.S. NEUTRALITY POSITION

An Authoritative Interpretation

ported to be in ill health, will proscriptions to loans issued in Italy bably leave the capital for Ha- or elsewhere, directly or indirect- dama on the Addis Ababa-Djibouti ly by the Italian Government.

All banking credits or others railway to-morrow, where he will meet the Italian consulate staff destined, directly or indirectly, from Magalo and accompany them for the Italian Government as well to the coast Beuter.

as the future execution, through The Abyssinian Charge Af-advances, over-drafts or by any faires, Jesusa, at New York, has other means, of all loan contracts notified Signor Mussolini that be granted, directly or indirectly, to has received instructions to return the Italian Government

Addis Ababa Reuter

London. To-day. doubt and anxiety which may Reuter learns that an authoritato be a recurring crisis of the tive interpretation of the neutral most serious character.”

ity position of the United States Referring to the defence pro-was given in the course of two

gramme Mr. Chamberlain em interviews recently between the phasised that the forces were not American Ambassador Mr. R. W. 43 wanted for aggression "We do Bingham and Sir Samuel Hoare.

not intend to go any further than At the first interview Mr. the absolute minimum necessary Bingham further elucidated the for our purpose and we shall not President's proclamation of October Mr. Bennett has retained his relax our efforts to try to obtain 5 to the effect test any the personnel of the seat for Calgary, but 10 Cabinet some general agreement on disar voluntar

Embassy and a num-Ministers up to the present have mament Renter

known stage person-been defeated. -

Tondon. To-day.

Ottawa, Later

actions with either of the bell ents would do so at his,

ent at the fare- The position at 230 am Green-GOVERNOR OF KURKAUSKAS while at the second of the

in London of Me: wich mean time:

Lady Pre

ho is leaving for

days on board.

Liberals 138,

Conservatives 31, Other

Samuel Hoare observations, concern.

statement but

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*All loams, intended directly or indirectly for public bodies or in- dividuals, – actual or hypothetical,

COLONISING OF established on Italian territory, 23

ISLANDS

America Seeks New

Air

well as all subscriptions to any such loan issued in Italy, or else- where.

WEATHER

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