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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1936

POLITICS IN FRANCE

Echoes Of Minister's Suicide

~ĊHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Paris, To-day.

The Premier, M. Leon Blum, has

PLANS TO FEED RESTORATION OF

MADRID

Arrangements Made By Insurgents

HAPSBURGS

Legitimists Meet In Vienna

CHINA `MAIL" SPECIAL

Vienna, To-day.

ELABORATE ORGANISATION

Otto von Hapsburg's 24th birth- Ávila, To-day. decided to take over provisionally Plans. for the immediate re-day yesterday was made the occa- the Ministry of Interior, accord-provisioning of Madrid as soon assion for an assembly of Menar ing to an official announcement the insurgents gain possession are chist sympathisers, invited to meet made here yesterday. At the Pre being taken, according to a state in a local concert hall by "The Iron mier's special request the State At-ment by the Bargos Government Ring," the head organisation of the torney of Lille has ordered an in-General France has already ap- Legitimist Union. The chief speech estigation into the detailed circum-pointed a new Mayor and the feed-of the evening was delivered by stances attending the suicide of the ling of the populace will be the the ex-Minister, Dr. Weister, who Minister of Interior. M. Salengra arst care of the new Municipality. predicted a bright future for the movement despite the The Minister without portfolio. Huge reserves of foodstuffs are Legitimist M. Chautemps, who was on a visit being accumulated in the various fact that July 11-the date of the to London, when he learned of M.towns and

the signing of the Austro-German nor- villages around

malisation agreement---had madei Salengro's death immediately in-capital, where millions of egys terrupted his stay in the British thousands of tins of condensed Hapsburg adherents uneasy.

The President of the Iron Ring. | jcapital and returned to Paris. milk and many hundred carcases

where his presence-was urgently of cattle have been assembled at Herr von Hohenberg, the morgana- required, since he is the leader of depots and cold-storages. the Radical-Socialist Party. of All the towns occupied by the Presumptive to the Austrian-Hun- which. M. Salengro was a member-insurgents have

agreed to pro-arian throne, Franz Ferdinand, While in London M. Chautemps is duce a given quantity of bread declared that under the red-white- was marching said to have beld a number of im-until conditions in Madrid become red flag Austria portant conferences with

normal. For example, Salamanca straight towards the restoration of placed British officials on the sub- Įprovides 6,000 kilogrammes, the Imperial throne of the Haps-1

|burgs-Trans-Ocean Service. Valladolid and Segovia each 4.000, The authorities of jand so on.

the Galacian provinces have been ordered to send to Madrid by special train their entire catches of fish.

highly

between

the relations ject of France and England-Trans-Ocean Service.

TWO AIR RAIDS ON CAPITAL

Continued from Page 1)

BRITISH SHIPS

Women and children in Madrid who have families in the adjoin- ing provinces will be speedily

tic son of the assassinated Heir

HEAVY SHELLING CONTINUES

(Continued from Page 1)

of the Legation

jevacuated in order to facililitate take possession

the task of feeding the population. building found the doors of the Restaurants will be installed in edifice locked, and was forcibly Asked whether British ships Madrid, where two free meals ejected from the building by the would be protected while taking daily will be given to the needy. Embassy staff when he insisted on goods to Barcelona in view of the The Popular Front Government opening the doors.-Trans-Ocean possible blockade and bombard-

100 TONS OF BOMBS ment. Mr. Eden replied that the having transferred all gold, money Service.

jand notes from Madrid, millions

Paris: A Spanish insurgent [rules

international governing

jof notes collected by the insur-

bombarded Bar- action would be pursued by Bri-

gents will be circulated the day cruiser twice tish warships in defence of legi-the capital is taken.

celona last night, according to thei correspondent of the timate British interests.

Sanitary squads will watch the special

It is understood that the Bri- tish Government has made a com- purity of the water supply, which Intransigent. Only slight damage,

have been deli-was done. is believed to munication through the British

berately fouled by the Militia, Lisbon: It is officially announce- Ambassador at Hendaye with the while bands of psychiatrists willed that over 100 tons of bombs insurgents' agent in order to obbe employed, as it is reliably and explosives have been dropped tain elucidation of various points earned that the insane people on Madrid in arising out of General Franco's! warning of a blockade and also! enquiring into the possibilities of establishing a neutral zone for shipping in the neighbourhood of

Similar safe Barcelona. chorages have been promised by: General Franco near the ports of Tarragona, Valencia, Alicante and Cartagena.-Reater.

an-

the last 24 hours. Montana have been released from the The model' prison and

barracks have not yet fallen, de- asylums.-Eeater.

spite uninterrupted insurgent at- tacks for the past 48 hours, but both buildings are on fire.-Reu-

zer.

FRENCH AVIATOR SAFE

Japy Makes Forced Landing

ITALY'S INTENTIONS- Rome. Later: It is learned, that Italy does not intend to leave the! non-intervention committee as result of her recognition of Gen- eral Franco's Government. denied that Italy intends to by Mr. A. J. R. Moss, Civil Super- Aerodrome at blockade the Spanish ports still in intendent of the

a

ON JAPANESE ISLAND

The China Mail was

informed

It is

BRITISH NAVAL EXPANSION Designed To Alleviate Labour Distress

London, To-day.

The First Lord of the Admiralty,

the hands of the Spanish Govern-Kai Tak, that M. Andre Japy, the Sir Samuel Hoare, announced in a ment, but she will, if necessary.French avistor who left Kai Tak speech in London yesterday that take drastic measures to defend in the early hours of yesterday on arrangements were being made for the rights and interests of her the last leg of his Paris-Tokyo the greater part of the work in nationals in Spain. Italian war-flight, made a forced landing onjconnection with naval expansion ships are standing by at Barcelona one of the Japanese islands. Be-being done in the depressed areas. and other Government ports to yond this, however, Mr. Moss In regard to the general problem protect Italian interests-Reater said that he had had no further he emphasised the difficulties which

details. - FRENCH POLICY

it presented, and added that the Paris: It is understood that no Much anxiety was felt for the main aim of the Government was change in the French Govern-safety of the lone airman when it to conduct the country's affairs so ment's arrangements arising out was learned yesterday that he that business would improve, the of General Franco's declaration was hours overdue at Tokyo and demand for labour increase, and regarding a blockade of Barcelona that there had been no news what-the gradually stagnant pools has yet been decided. The French ever from or of him.

labour in those unfortunate dis- tricts would be emptied by the nor- mal demand for more labour in

cruiser and destroyer now off Bar-

celona will remain there tempor-)

SERIOUSLY INJURED?

of

arily. So far the naval authori A. Reuter message from Tokyo other districts-British Wireless ties are aware of no French mer-states that Japy was forced down Service.

chantman near Barcelona-Reu- ter's Bulletin Service.

NEW LOCARNO NOTE

Further Moves By

Britain

A new

London, To-day.

OD

2 hillside north-west of

has been seriously injured.

Kyushoz. It is reported that he GERMANY AND

MESSAGE TO CONSULATE · According to a message received by the French Consul-General, M. Leuerquin, from the French-Am- bassador at Tokyo, Japy crashed into a hill between Nagasaki and Fukuoka last night. He was found

JAPAN

Cultural Accord Pending

Berlin, To-day.

Japanese circles here believe

at about 7 pm seriously injured. that a Japanese German cultural The above message was received agreement, on the lines of that be

Eritish Locarno Note by the French Consul at 6 am tween Austria and Germany and was to have been handed over by to-day. the Foreign Office last evening to! the French, German and Belgian Ambassadors and the Italian Charge d'Affaires, The Note makes suggestions for overcoming the divergencies of view express- ed in the different replies to the: original British Locarno Note of September 18.-Benter.

MURDER CHARGE

IN GLASGOW··

Five Men Held

arma

incinding the exchange of artists, professors and students, to follow close on the heels of the Japanese- German anti-Communist agree ment, is being negotiated in Tokyo. It is pointed out in the: Bane quarters that the report that the latter agreement provides for the supply of armaments to Ja- Glasgow.

pan may be discounted, in view arrested here of Japan's own adequate Five man were last month following the death of manufacturing plants. A Japanese George Stankivitch, aged 23, of military study commission is at The anti-cyclone continues to in-Savoy-street, Bridgeton, from a present extensively touring Ger- crease in intensity, and now covers wound under the heart. They have the whole of China, Jayan and the been charged with murder,

After an alleged quarrel over a neighbouring sexs. The depression is situated to the north of Guam, pang question, Stankivitch exter moving northward. Freshta ed a close, leaned heavily against strong monsoon will prevail over a door on the ground floor, and the Formosa Channel and the nor-knocked feebly, thern China Sea. The local fore

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