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The two women, learns the Polish Telegraph Agency, are accused with having headed a secret organisation aiming at the overthrow of Stalin.

Trotsky's daughter, who lived in Siberia, is also charged

M His sister was mar- with instigating miners there to sabotage. ried to Kameneff, who was sentenced to death and shot in the first Trotskyist trial

FRENCH ARMY ADEQUATE

But Modernisation Proposed

Paris, To-day.

Meanwhile the court in the present trial beard further evid-1 ence including that of Kari

Leon Trotsky, THOW in Mexico, whose alleged anti-Stalin activities have led to the arrest of several members of his family in Russia.

Radek, who admitted to having CABINET close relations with the repre-

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Radek declared that in 1935-be

received an unexpected visit from NOT YET OVER

the diplomatic representative of a Vital Central European nation. questions, were discussed at the meeting, which included Buchar lin, who was staying at Radek's Increased mechanisation of the country house at the time. French Army and the construc- At a diplomatic reception in the tion of highways to every strate-same year, the military represen- gical part of the country, wasitative of the same nation urged by the Republican Deputy plained to Radek of the complete and former Senator, M. Beaugette. change in the relations of the two during a discussion on national countries. defence in the Chamber rester

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NEW MINISTER APPOINTED

SPLIT IN LABOUR RANKS

Brussels, To-day.

The appointment of M. Arthur Further acts of sabotage, con- Wauters, managing director of Labour newspaper "Le cerning railways and chemical the

In supporting the suggestion. factories, were then confessed by Peuple" to succeed M. E. Vander- M. Louis de Chappedelaine (Left fother of the accused

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Ivelde 25 Minister of Public

Health, has by no means, settled

the Cabinet crisis which has the alarmed the whole country for

M. de Chappedelaine stated that subject of a speech by Mr. A. Daff several days past.

the Soviet was the strongest mili- Cooper, the Secretary of State for M. Vandervelde, who had dis- ary power in Europe but also War, who pointed out that the agreed strongly with his coi- now on trial were leading leagues in the Socialist Party, devoted considerable attention to men the developments in the German figures in the Revolution of 1917. called on the Prime Minister, M "Every day." be stated, "these Paul Van Zeeland, and handed in rearmament programine.

whom the shadow of his resignation. In response to a question, the men over

death is hanging, are making con- The Premier, who had just had War Minister gave assurances that the French Army was adefeselons of crimes which wouldļan audience with the King, then quate to withstand and repaise set aghast not only the inmates of appointed M. Wauters, who

our gaols but also of our lunatic well-known as an jany sudden attack-Trans-Ocean.

asylume.

MISSING LINK HUNTERS ARRIVE IN COLONY

Continued from Page 1)

parison with these animals in cap- tivity.

TO BORNEO IN MAY

I

RAILWAY SABOTAGE

is!

economic ex-

pert, to succeed him.

Although M. Wanters has ac- cepted the post and the Cabinet "Even a prominent member of crisis, on the surface, has been the Communistic Party who was settled, some quarters think that for years director of the Ural rail the difficulties of the last few days ways, confessed that he had insti-i

are by no means over. gated 3,500 cases of sabotage

The Socialist Party, it is report- the railways, every one beginning jed, though approving the appoint- in his office.

ment of M. Wauters to the "Can we believe these things at Cabinet, is still saffering from a all inquired Mr. Duff Cooper split in its ranks, and political

Referring to recent extensive

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acts of sabotage in the British circles hint that the present Gov- ernment, a coalition between Siam will be the first objective Navy, the War Secretary said he Liberals, Catholics and Socialists, of the expedition In May, the could now easily picture where is faced with 2 precarious party expects to proceed to British the saboteurs went to school North Bomeo, an area where the Trans-Ocean.

scientists believe they will find;

the key position in reference to

the origin and affinities of pri- mates.

Dr. Coolidge is curator of mam- mais at the Harvard Museum of bas Comparative Zoology and

comparative studies Adolf

made many

of anthropoid apes; Dr. Schultz is Professor of Physical |

LANCHOW QUIET

Missionary Fears Relieved

Shanghai, To-day. Missionary and other circles Anthropology at John Hopkins; in Shanghai have been greatly

existence.-Trans-Ocean.

NEW MINISTER

Brussels, To-day.

M. Arthur Wauters, managing director of the Labour newspaper} "Le People," has been appointed Minister of Public Health. in, suc-. cession to M. Vandervelde, whose resignation nearly caused the re- signation of the Cabinet

M Wauters is one of the fore-

Dr. Carpenter is lecturer in pay reassured as to the safety of most Belgian authorities on econo chology at Bard College, and has foreign nationals remaining in mics and was once Professor of rade studies of the social life of Lanchow, Kansu, by the first Economics at Brussels University.

direct Information received-Reuter. wwnkeys in America. Others are experts in their Ene and John There from that city through ar-foreign channels for many Coolidge, Jr. is travelling as tist and photographer.

weeks.

It is understood that the prin- The news was brought by Mr. [cipal members of the expedition R. Walter, technical manager of are dining with Sir William Hor the Eurasia Aviation Corporation, nell this evening.

SHENSI PEACE APPARENTLY.

SECURE

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Yang Hu-chen, the Pacification Commissioner of Shensi.

It is learned that the Govern- ment has offered, the former troops of Chang Hsueh-Hang, the

Toung Marshal,” two alterns

ves, to gawrison posts either in in the territory on the

hwet border.

Wof the latter being Yang Hu-chen's

red to Karix

Shensi 1

US. ISOLATION POLLICY

NEW NEUTRALITY ACT PLANNED

on his return. to Shanghai this morning after the first trip to the Kansu capital since the Eurasia service was interrupted by the {outbreak of the Shensi revolt on

Washington, To-day. American anxiety to keep December 12.

Mr. Walter added that, eas-out of Fat may when the European affairs was

to earlier reports, the Secretary of State. Mr. Cordell foreigners in Lanchow had no de Hall, annonneed the immediate sire to evacuate the town-Ben-preparation of a new permanent (ter.

Neutrality Act.

trary

DANZIG SETTLEMENT

It is understood that the State Department favours legislation 1giving the President wider discre

tion for laying an embargo on the intexport of sins.

Berlin, To-day. The smooth and rapid manner which the League Council arrived Mr Holl's anouncement for at a settlement of the Danzig plowed discussions between the Se blem, is the subject of favourable

cretary of comment in the "Berliner Tage-cutive and blatt"

dor at Much of the credit, however, in re

the paper, should go to the

"discussions

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