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SOVIET CHURCH DIGNITARIES CONDEMNED

London, To-day

Twenty-two high dignitaries of the Orthodox Church have been sentenced to death for

Orel, in central Russia, acco

to press reports.

The condemned include one Archbishop, two Bishops and six Archimandrites.

King Carol of Rumania, says. or paper, is to make a personal appeal to Stalin in an attempt to save the Churchmen

The Daily Telegraph says that a new wave of anti-Christian per- secution is sweeping the Soviet.

CONTAGIOUS”

The journal says that treason i Russia appears to be more cor- tagious then typhoid and that # charges brought against the eccl- astics appear to be just as lit“ - credible as those against. officers diplomats and civil servants.

"Even the most ardent suppor ter of Stalin," says the paper cannot under present circumstan ces be sure that his turn will not

Trans-Ocean.

M. DELBOS DIPLOMATIC TOUR PLANS

Paris, To-day.

The programme of the journey

which the Foreign Minister, M.

*

JAPAN'S LONDON OPINION NOT

CRUSADE ENTHUSIASM

Tokyo, To-day.

Japan is endeavouring to make the most out of her ass with Germany and Italy in the anti-Comintern Pact

On the annive ing of the origina row, there will be broadcasts, with speaking fro

Minister

NANKING STILL THE CHINESE CAPITAL

ALARMED BY JAPANESE DEMANDS IN SHANGHAI

A

Washington, To-day.

The State Department has not yet taken up consideration of the Japanese demands regarding the International Settlement of Shanghai, but has left the matter to the United States authorities on the spot. Reuter.

London, To-day.

Opinion in London is not unduly alarmed at the situation in Shanghai.

The Japanese demands to the mu nicipal authorities in the Interna- tional Settlement are not regarded as high-handed because it is real- ised that the Japanese, now that they have taken possession of the Chinese city, are averse to-seeing “Nanking is still the Chinese the Settlement made the centre of capital, Government withdrawal anti-Japanese activity. was actuated by determination to continue to resist, declared Gen-1

day.

FINDING A METHOD

It is now up to the munici pal authorities to find a method of complying to a reasonable degree with the Japanese de- mands without forfeiting any of their long-established rights.

eral Chang Chun, Chief Secretary It is pointed out in this connec of the National Military Council,tion that there are about one mil- at a tea and reception attended by lion Chinese inhabitants in the prominent foreign residents and Settlement press representatives, as well as the Mayor of Nanking, Mr. Ma Chao- chun yesterday.

General Chang greatest attention to maintenance order in the city.

Civil affairs were under the con trol of the Mayor, and order was maintained by General Chang Chun

Chun said the was being paid civil law and

LOCAL COMPETENCE Should some question affecting. agreement between China and the foreign governments established in were affording the Settlement arise, it would have the greatest protection to foreign to be referred to Europe....

The authorities

LORD HALIFAX'S BERLIN TRIP

London, To-day

Mr. C. R. Attlee, leader of the Labour opposition, questioned the Premier in the House of Com yesterday respecting Lord Hal- fax's visit to Germany.

The Premier asked Mr. Attlee to repeat the question when he hoped to make ment-Reuter

HALIFAX HITLER TALK SPECULATION

London, To-day. The question of Anglo- German relations in connec

life and property and would use Otherwise," matters affecting lotion with the Halifax-Hitler every means possible to avert dan-cal arrangements with the Ja- ger to either Reuter,

Yvon Delbos, will make to the SHEIKH REBEL

Little Entente counties (Czecho

Slovakia. Yugo-Slavia and Ru-LEADER TO

mania) has now been drawn up.

M. Delbos will leave Paris on the- evening of Dec. 2 for Warsaw where he is due to arrive the nex afternoon. On Dec. 6 he will y to Cracow and will reach Bucharest on Dec. 8, leaving again on Der 11 for Belgrade, where he will

Dec 14

He will arTËVE

Beck

and will return to 3

in Deck

STAND TRIAL

Jerusalem, To-day. Among four prominent Arabs

from Yenis,

Sabdi, joint evolt

panese lie within the competence of the municipal authorities.-Ben-

ter.

ITALIAN

talks, and the statement which Mr. Neville Chamber- lain is expected to make ing the House of Commons to- day, continues to be the main attraction in the British press..

The Daily Mail"

that Lord Halifax was "pro-”

EX-SERVICEMEN foundly impressed by all he saw

VISIT LONDON

London, To-day.

tion of Italian ex-Ser-

Fond at the

with Sheikh Ezzedin, who was Belisha who said

pecial Referring to the journey, the captured and executed in that of State for War it was a chairman of the Senate's foreign Year.

privilege for him to pay a tribute- affairs committee, M. Berenger, For months past the police have to courage, tenacity and endurance writing in "Agence Economique been searching for Sahdi, who of Italian soldiers during the years et Financiere," says that France's bears the reputation of a "holy of the Great War main task is to cement the Little man.". Entente countries' friendship with Russia-Trans-Ocean.

m Germany, and says that Lord Halifax informed Mr. Chamber lain and Mr. Eden immediately after his return to London of this "profound impression

The Daily

the British Govern

informed on

says that

Germany and the eich's demands.

COMMUNICATION WITH FRANCE

Paris, To-day.. The French Gov nment has not yet received any communica tion from the British Government regarding the Halifax visit to Ber The War Secretary referred, Since all four men were carry-particular, to the distinguished With regard ing arms they will be tried without cord of the Bersaglieri, in which

political delay by one of the newly consignor Carlo Delcroix, leader of the changes in Europe, stituted military courts.

delegation, and Signor Rossi, Chair fort here that the It is expected the trial will open man of the Italian National organi

lises that sation of ex-Servicemen both

DR. LUTHER'S to-day. The court is empowered to

RETURN

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former German.

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