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REVOLUTION IN THE CHANG DENIES

ARGENTINE.

JOINING NORTH.

AGED PRESIDENT AT LAST IMPOSSIBLE TO EXPLAIN

SUBMITS.

(THROUGH RECTER'S AGENCY.]

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BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 5. The Presidens, Senor Irigoyen,

has delegated his powers to the Vice-President, who has proclaim- ed martial laws.

City Stunned.

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LATER The news, though not unexpect ed, has stunned the Capital.

A rigid censorship has been established, but street fighting is reported.

Widespread Minor Disorders In Capital,

LATER. The resignation of President Irigoyen is the culmination of dis- content of the workers, which led Saner Irigoyen to take such extra- ordinary measures to prevent an upheaval."

The capital was for some time in the hands of the naval and military forces, but the demon strations against the Government continued, and the Ministers offer ed to resign collectively if, Señor Irigoyen would do so, but he refused.

The War Minister, Senor Delle- piane, resigned, on September 8, and Senor Irigoyen resigned when persuaded that this alone would keep developments within the con- stitution.

Minor, disorders are now vide Aprend in the capital, but the troops have the situation well is

hand.

Buenos Aires in a Ferment.

BUENOS AIRES. Sept. 6. The Vice-President, Senor Mar. tinez, has proclaimed a state of siege in the capital for a month. with a view to restoring normal conditions.

Navy Join the Army.

LATER. The navy bat joined, the army in an united effort to oust the 78-year- old Senor Irigoyen.

Jose

AWAY RUMOURS.

[THROUGH KEUTER'S AGENCY.)

SHANGHAI, Sept. 7. According to the Kuo Min News

Agency, Chang Hsueh Liang on the 8th inst, wired to Chiang Kai Shek categorically denying the latest erop of rumours that he was join ing the Northern, coalition in the establishment of à Government in Peiping.

Recently the rumours have be- come to rife and numerous that it is well nigh impossible to explain away everyone of them,"

Chang Isueh Liangis alleged also to have wired to Yen Hai Shau declining to participate in the new Peiping Government.

State of Nervous Tension in Capital.

LATER,

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1930.

INDIAN PEACE PARLEYS.

COURSE OF ABORTIVE NEGOTIATIONS,

(THROUGH BEUTER'S AGENOT.)

Pposa, Sept. 3.

In a joint statement, Sir Tej

Bahadur Sapru and Mr. Jayakar trace the course of the abortive negotiations between the Viceroy and the gaoled Congress leaders.

The genesis was an interview at Bombay which Motilal Nehru gave on June 20 to Mr. George Slocombe, special correspondent of the London Daily Herald, as a result of which Mr. Slocombe drafted terms with which Motilal Nehru agreed

The terms were that if the Im perial Government was able to give a `privato assurance that is would support the demand for a full and responsible Government of India, subject to mutual adjust. ments and terms of transfer, then Motilal Nehru would undertake to convoy such an assurance to Gandhi and Jawalarlal Nehru.

Gandhi gave the intermediaries

A message from Buenos Aire, reports that a atate of nervous tension exists, and that the mili-note for the two Nehrus stating that tary disaffection against the Presi: dent Senor Irigoyen is general in the Buenos Aires area, but the attitude of the navy is uncertain.

The troops are awaiting orders to march on the capital headed by General Jose Urihuru, a nephew of the ex-President Uriharu.

Threat to Bombard Palace.

General Jose Uriburu issued an altimatum to Senor Irigoyen to resign immediately, or alternatively he would bombard the Governmen:

Palace.

An army aeroplane flew over the palace and the President's private "residence this morning, and was succeeded a few minutes later by 20 army aeroplanes, which few round the city in formation and returned to the El Palomar, aero-

drome.

Open Revolution Breaks Out.

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 6. An open revolution has broken out.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6. A message from Buenos Aires reports the success of the revolu. aries.

Admiral Stormi, commanding a squadron of 13 warships lying in harbour, sent a message to the Government signed by every officer

The white fag was hoisted over of the squadron that the navy would not fire shots at their Government House. confrérta led by General

Wheat Exchange Affected. Uriburu

NEW YORK, Sept. 0. .Lieut. Francisco Torres was shot The Associated Press correspon by his fellow-officers for refusing to dent at Buenos Airea reports that join the movements of the first the political upheaval has consider cavalry regiment. At first he re-ably affected the wheat exchange, fused to join, but he yielded to where the transactions to-day were threats after half an hour.

the dullest in history.

President Irigoyen is astounded at the strength of the opposition.

White Flag of Surronder Hoisted.

"LONDON, Sept; 7. A message from Buenos Aires states that troops from the north and the south fraternising with the eivil population converging on Government House; where the.. Cabinet has been sitting all day, was the signal for the Government

Irigoyen Afrested.

NEW YOнx, Sept. 7 Senor Irigoyen has been arrested and detained in a military bar racks.

Senor Irigoyen has now handed in his definite resignation.

The

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Dissolution of Congress,

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 7. Revolutionary Provisional

to host the white flag of surrender. Government has decreed the dis

solution of the Congress. Irigoyen's Portrait Publicly Burnt.

Detalled Account of Yesterday's Events,

The crowd poured into Govern- ment House and tore down Presi dent Irigoyen's portrait (which was publicly burnt in the squard later), and ransacked the Govern- ment offices.

Meanwhile, the police had fired at the revolutionaries, who replied with machine-guna.

There were several casualties. The mobs set Sre to the offices of La Epoca and other newspapers the firemen refusing to extinguish the flames or support the police.

Irigoyen Disappears. The whereabouts of President Irigoyen and the members of the Cabinet are unknown.

(REOTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE) Trigoyen Kept Misinformed.

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 6. In view of President Irigoyen's majority at the Presidential elec- tion in 1828, his present situation represents the greatest landslide in the Argentine & President has ever" suffered. One of the reasons for his surprise is that he has almost lived a hermitlike sort of existence, which kept him out of touch with public, feeling. The sudden fare up of the flames of revolt absolutely staggered him." Moreover, the President, is said to have been studiously misinformed by the -small group of politicians who had his confidence. Two members of the Cabinet most intimate with him are bitter personal rivals, and the intrigues for power are largely responsible for having kept Presi- dent Trigoyen so long in the dark.

Thousand Ellled and Wounded. New York, Sept. 6.

One thousand persons have been killed or wounded in the revolution in Argentina, according to an "official" announcement in Buenos

Afrest

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The following is a more detailed account of yesterday's events.

the Round Table Conference should be restricted to a discussion of the safeguards necessary in connection with full self-government during the transition period, but that the question of independence should nos be ruled out.

"I Delight in Warfare."

LATER.

The statement issued by Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and Mr. Jayakar adds that the Nehrus replied joint ly, reiterating their 'insistence" on the demands contained in the resolutions adopted by the annual Congress at Lahore (complete in. dependence)..

Jawaharlal Nehru added in a letter to Gandhi I delight in warfare."

Eventually all met at Yeroda Gaol in the middle of August, with the result that Gandhi gave the intermediaries a letter laying down the Nationalist demands. "Congress Must Continue to Fight: for Freedom."

RENDITION OF WEIHAIWEI.

ANGLO-CHINESE DISCUS- SION TO-DAY.

[HROUGH REUTER'A AGENCY.]

NANKING, Sept. 7. It is officially announced that the

rendition of Weihaiwei will take

place on October 1 in accordance with the terms of the Sino-British Agreemeat.

REDS" WITHDRAW FROM CHANGSHA.

REPULSED WITH HEAVY

·LOSS.

The inhabitants of Changsha are once again breathing freely following withdrawal of

Friday,

the

the Communists, од According to Chinese wireless

NATIONALIST SPY EXECUTED.

FOREIGNERS INVOLVED IN PECULIAR AFFAIR.

(THROUGH ERUTEX'S AGENCY.}

PRIPING, Sept. 8. A communiqué from Kaifeng states that Ting Tao Li, the Special Commissioner in Western Honan appointed by Marshal Chiang Kai Shek to create disturbances in the rear of the allies, together with four accomplices, was caught and shot at Chengchów,

Ting Tao Li was formerly on the Faculty of the Whampoa Academy. Large sums of money were also seized, a

"Two foreigners, said to be con- nected with a certain missionary station in Honan, were, ale in volved, although no definite proof has yet been found."

reports from Hankow, the Com-- munists made a series of futile Sir Miles Lampson is due to av attempts to occupy the city last rive at Nanking on the 8th inst., when he will resume the discus week but a stiff defence was put up glass with Dr. C. L. Wang regard by the defenders who counter-at- ing "the solition of extra-terri-tacked and repulsed them. The tariality and other Sino-British

жете encounters issues.

desperate and casualties on both sides, were well

People Enjoy Bursting Shrapnel. over 2,000. Fighting aeroplanes Chengehow has again been visit from Hankow played an impartanted by Napking aeroplanes during rôle,

the past three days. The people are now getting more skilful`in from the protecting themselves

planes and seem to enjoy the sight of bursting shrapnel.

(Fab Taz Eat Pac.).

SHANGHAL, Sept. 7. Dr. C. T. Wang, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, proceeded to Hang- how yesterday and will be back here to-day..

In a statement, Dr... Wang said that Sir Miles Lampson, the British Minister, is expected at Nanking on Monday to discuss with him the issue of the rendition of Weihaiwal The Government, said Dr. Wang, and the Concession at Amoy. will take over the control of Wei, haiwei on October 1, and so post- Donement will be made.

that no useful purpose would be served by attempting to deal with the suggestions in detail, as the Proposals were impossible.

The Viceroy added that if the civil disobedience movement was called off the special Ordinances would be withdrawn.

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General Chen Kang Chung, com- manding the Hunan troops, report ed that Chu Tak, one of the "Red" leaders, was seriously wounded and succumbed to his wounds later. The report, however, remains to.. be verified.

The Communists are retreating in the direction of Liuyang and Lilling, and the Nanking forces are advancing in pursuit.

Heavy troops are now quartered at Changaha Siangtan, to the south of Changsha, is still under martial law, as a section of the Communista are threatening the city. Quite & number of market places in the vicinity of Siangtan have been burnt down by the Com munists.

A telegram received by the for- eigh legations at Peiping from the consular body at Changsha, cor- roborates the report that the Com- maniste have been repulsed. The telegram adds that there Wore heavy casualties among the Com-

What Home Press Think, "

LONDON, Sept. 6. The Indian peace talks form the main item displayed by the morn-munists. ing papers, many of which already devote leaders to the subject.

Success Still Securable. The Daily Herald believes that "with wisdom on both sides suc- cess is still securable," and urges the British Government to make it plain that the Bound Table Confer care is summoned to arrange with essential temporary safeguards for the self-governing of India.

NANKING PREPARES FOR GENERAL OFFENSIVE.

The

Peining-Hankow Railway will be the most important point in the campaign in the North. Since their re-capture of Tainan. the Nanking troops bave directed the attention to this sector, and preparations are under way for a general offensive.

Eight bombing aeroplanes have left Nanking for this front while the 3rd Training Division has also left Hankow for this sector. Chiang Kai Shek is reported to have ar-

the 5th instant to make arrange ments for a general offensive.

The Viceroy's rejection of these demands was shown to Motilal Nehru, who expressed disappoint ment, while Gandhi finished the ing that the Nationalists negotiations on September 5, say. It also urges that the conference could shall not be confined within the see no meeting-ground between the frontiers of the Simon report. Government and Congress.", adding

The journal suggests that Con- that so long as the British Governgress on that promise and on the ment and the British people coh condition that political prisoners sider India's right to secession imbe amnestied" call off the civil dis- possible and untenable, Congress obedience, campaign, and partici.rived at Teacheng by aeroplane on must continue to fight for free pats in the conference. dom."

Insistence Upon Right to Secede From Empire.

LATER, Correspondence connected with the abortive" peace negotiations shows that the Nationalist lenders laid down no solution as satisfac tory unless it were recognized that India had the right, to secede from the British Empire.

"

One essential was a complete National Government which would be responsible to the people, the Government to control the defence forces."

A claim was made to refer to an

**Thunderer's" Tribute to

Delegates.

The Tita says that in the letter to their Viceroy the three prisoners laid down conditions which would be more appropriately imposed by leaders of a partially successful military revolution. They demand cd the Government's complete sur- render."

utmost.

An examination of the brass

SANTO DOMINGO IN RUINS.

CONDITIONS ARE UNBELIEVABLE."

.. [RKOTKE'S "AMERICAN BEEVICE.]

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5. The American Red Cross reporte that 1,000 people were killed and 2,500 injured in the Santo Domingo hurricane.

Twenty-nine thousand people were rendered homeless, while 5,000 homes were destroyed..

Public Buildings Destroyed.

LATER. Further reports from Santo

Domingo state that among the pub- die buildings destroyed or damaged are the Presidential Palace, Cham- ber of Deputies, Court of Appeals," the United States Legation offices and the premises of the water, light and telephone companies.

Mass Cremationist. Bodies are still being extricated · from the ruins.

ere.

At first an atttempt was made to bury them, but it was Origin of Aeroplanes.

3000' found that hopeless sanitary con- The bombs are killing and wound-siderations necessitated mass ing innocent people and are achiev-mations. ing nothing of military importance. Martial Law Proclaimed. plates from 33 aeroplanes destroyed

→ LATER. Martial law was proclaimed in by the allies shows that over 80 per Santo Domingo aity to-night. cent, are from the United States and the remainder from Germany.

Feeling among the people is run- ning high against the countries per mitting the sale of these methods of destruction of innocent people.

SHANGHAI EXPORTS TO

UNITED STATES.

(Tah Tes Tai Pao.)

SHANGHAI, Sept. 7. According to the statistics "com- piled by the American Consulate here, the exports to the United States during the last seven months have decreased by 21 per cent, as compared with the corresponding period of last year.

KOWLOON CUSTOMS

HOUSE.

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(Wah Tiz at Pas).

SHANGHAI, Sept. 7. Mr. W. F. Maze, the Inspector General of the Customs, has de- cided to proceed to Canton next month to inspect Customs affairs.

Mr. Maze will also negotiate with the Governor of Hong Kong regard. ing the proposed establishment, of A Customs house at Kowloon.

SALVAGE OF LINER EGYPT.

CONTINUES.

CAPTAIN'S SAFE BROUGHT TO SURFACE.

(THROUGH RIUTKE'B AGENCY.}"

BREST, Sept. 5. The salvage operations on the P.&O.liner Egypt are being pushed on most vigorously in order to profit from the spell of fine

Relief Supplies By Air. Two officers of the United States'. Marine Corps who flow to Santo. Domingo from Haiti wireleased back: Conditions are unbelieve- able, Doctors, medicine and food imperative.'

Accordingly, doctors, nurses and supplies are being sent by air from Haiti.

In addition three relief steaters are sailing from San Juan.

Ghastliness Described.

SANTO DOMINGO, Sept. 6.. The latest hurricane death-roll is computed at from 1,500 to 2,000, while more are dying as the result of distressing sanitary conditions.

The United States Marine officer who flew over from Port Au Prince, likened the city to "a toy smash ed by the hand of a giant baby who, not content with this mischief, stirred up the wreckage with a stick."

He reported that the foods had washed out eorpass from the ceme- teries in which the coffins are float- ng about like corks.

The corpses are now being col- lected in heaps and placed in con- crete cisterna and burned 30 ta time on landing.

Always More Dead"

The officer saw handcarts full of bodies, with overworked drivers cursing, swearing, and crying "More dead, always more

Hysterical Men and Woman in Streets Nuds.

Men and women are going about dazed, bysterical, ard almost naked, owing to the loss of their belongings.

Four Thousand Perish in City. LATER. Bodies are still being discovered amorg the ruins.

Dr. Antonio Calderon, who is in charge of the Sanitary Service, estimates that at least 4,000 perish-

in the city.

The Times, commenting on the correspondence, says it is clear that any tendency on the part of Gandhi to compromise was overborne by the Nehrus, father and son, and adds: It is quite unjustifiable to assume that 'the refusal of the Con Tribute is paid by the Times to gress Party to, atrend the Round the patriotic efforts of Sapru and Table Conference except on terms Jayakar, and the Government of which no self-respecting Govern India, it is added, was fully justiment could accept will wreck the fed in assisting them to the conference, Local and well organ

ised as is the Congress Party, it is no more than a party lacking in weather. cohesion, and united only in opposi The bullion, which" is the main tion to the Government, which has object of the expedition, is contain- so far given no evidence of coo-ed in several hundred padlocked structive ability beyond a scheme boxes deep down in the hall, and minorities have rejected. All other part of the interior. for a constitution which all Indian is inaccessible without dynamiting sections of British and Indian The three divers engaged on the opinion will be represented at the work are hampered by the intense conference in Loudor, and it should darkness and the disconcerting be remembered that in its casen- effects of hundreds of conger eels tials there is no great difference in continually brushing against then,

One of the divers yesterday, principle between the demands of the Moderate Hindu Parties and while inspecting the Captain's safe, those of the Congress Party. It was suddenly shot up to the sur- of zinc with which the building was a desirable that Congress should face the leads attached to his lined decapitated numbers of the

It is desirable that Congress independent tribunal such British should be represented at the Round claims and concessions, including Table Conference, but the presence The Second Division of the Array. the Ladin public debt, as appeared of their delegates is not indispen

unjust. accompanied by thousands of armed

sable. The Government and its The civil disobedience movement co-operators can continue their pre- students, marched on the car would be called of if the terms parations for meetings in London preceded by military aeroplanes..

Two infantry regiments station.proved acceptable to Britain, but with a clear conscience," it added. ed to defend the north side of the the picketing of foreign cloth and city went over to the revolution- liquor shops and the illicit manu aries. The column then conflicted facture of salt would. continue. with the supporters of Senor Irigo yen in front of the Congress House, but after much firing the revolution- aries captured the building.

was

The Government House guarded by 1,000′ loyal troops.

The revolutionaries demanded the surrender of the building, and even tually the white flag was run up, and the rebels rushed the building, over which rebel 'planes were swooping,

Throughout the fighting a num- ber of trams and taxis were running normally on many streets.

Senor Gonzales, ex-Minister for the Interior, and Senor Bonavidez, ex-Secretary of Senor Irigoyen, were arrested.

Martial law was extended through out the republic.

Reports from the interior stated that the revolution was popularly acclaimed in the provinces, though hitherto the Provincial Govern- mente remain in power..

Provisional Government's

Declaration.

Govern India and Restore Order. "The Morning Post hopes that the Government, having proved by sad experience the futility of these reproceedings, will turn to their real business, which is to govern India and to restore order.":

List of Demands, “ Other demands were for the lease of political prisoners not guilty of violence, the restoration of confiscated property, the re fund of fines, re-instatement of village officers who resigned or whe were dismissed, and the repeal of ali special Ordinances.

It was further demanded that the composition of the Round Table Conference to be held in London and the Indian representation on it should only be decided after the settlement of the foregoing so-call. ed "preliminary" demands.

In his reply, the Viceroy of

Viceroy's Reply.

India regretted the tone adopted by the Nationalists and declared

(Continged on next Column.) `-

"We Must Govern Or Go,”

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The Daily Mail saya that "in India we must govern or go, and we do not intend to go in spite of Lord Irwin and his friends.

Secession Not An Open Question.

POONA, Sept. Bu

In the course of the peace nego tiations, the Viceroy, Lord Irwin, intimated that if the question of Recession was raised the Indian Government would be unable to treat it as an open question,

BRITISH WIRELESS BERVICE.) Congress Leaders', Proposals Impossible.

RUGBY, Sept. 9. The failure of the unofficial efforts of the Moderate. Hindu, lenders to restore peaceful conditions and a cessation of the civil disobedience campaign in India prior to the meet ing of the Round Table Conference

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Only Four Hundred Hcuses Remain.

LATER Only 400 houses remain. The extent of the damage is now. estimated at $50,000,000.

Maternity Hospital Collapses. An instance of the appalling. sceacs was the collapse of the ma ternity hospital, Villa Francisca, which entombed at least 50 mothere and their new born babies. Sheets

infants

be represented, but the presence of shoes having been displaced. How screaming and helplese mothers and their delegates is not indespensable, ever, the Captain's safe was hauled and the Government and its coup today. operators can, continue their pre- parations for the meetings in Lon- don with a clear conscience.

BOMB EXPLOSIONS AT INDIAN STATIONS. PERPETRATORS SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS EACH,

(THROCON RELTER'S AGENCT.Y

7.

BOMBAY, Sept. 5. Sira Juddin and Abdul Ramo have been sentenced to seven years' imprisonment each "in connection with the bomb explosions at Bycul lah and Masjid stations.-

Success Due to Cadets.

New Yoлx, Sept. 7. A message from Buenos Aires LATER. states that although practically all General Uriburu has issued a the troops in the Buenos Aires gar- proclamation declaring that the rison were involved in the revolu is now confrmed in a statement this year on the Great Indian Provisional Government intends to tion, its success was mainly due to issued by the Hindu mediators, Peninsula Railway respect the Constitution, and de- the participation of 1,400 cadets Sir Tej Bahadur Sapra and Mr.

sires a resumption of normal con. ditions and free elections.

Members of the Provisional Gov. ernment undertake not to accept candidature for the Presidency.

Trifing Casualties,"

from the military college, who were the first to answer to the call when" the rebel neroplane signalled that the moment for the revolution had

come,

Jayakar.

Both explosions occurred in April

a

They occurred within half an The failure is due to the over-hour of each other, and resulted reaching demands by the Congress

in two casualties. leaders, which include the right to secede from the Empire, National Government, full economic control, and the control of India's defence

manufacture.

The first explosion took place on a train and the second in the third- class waiting room at Bycullah. attached to the explosions at th

No political significance was

Eight regiments stationed at The Viceroy Lord Tom, many time, the bombe discede Campo Mayo were expected to formed the intermediaries that a discus- the bulk of the invading forces, but sion of such proposals was impos Tribesmen Object to Tree Cutting they declined to participate,sible, and he commented upon the Many police as well as civilians blanks refusal of the Nationalist

ISLAMPUR, Sept. 6. joined the insurgents.

leaders to recognise the grave in Tribesmen recently causing trou- jury heing done to India by the ble were said to be incited by the civil disobedience movement, civil disobedience agitators cutting

(Continued on next Column.).

Many of the cadets arrived on the scene, in private motor cars belong CENOS AIRES, Copbatintang to wealthy famili Itara-now-stated that only 15 were The revolutionists have formed killed and 190 wounded in the military junta to take control with revolution he had a General Jose Evaris Uriburu an Irigoyen's Release Ordered. President, and the Conservative General Uriburu has telegraphed Deputy Enrique Santa Marina as ordering the release of Senor Vice President, in succession to Trigoyen, who is confined in bar Senor Martinez, resigned.

Tacks at La Plata (Oontinued on ncis Column.) (Continued at foot of neat column.)

The capital held demonstrations throughout the night, to celebrate the fall of the Government,

trees.

BREST, Sept. 6 The divers working on the sunken P. & O. liner Egypt will be unable to reach the strong-room this year. as the tides hamper operationa Salvaging Temporarily Abandoned,

BREST, Sept. 7. The Artiglio has temporarily abandoned the salvaging of the EE.

The weather conditions" prevent diving operations, and the Artiglio is returning to Brest, but will re sume as soon as the weather per mits:

CALCUTTA MAIL-TRAIN

DERAILED:

[TEROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

CALCUTTA, Sept: 7.

A mail train from Calcutta to Dacea was derailed between Banpur and Darsana, 70 miles from: Cal cutta

BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.]. British Possessions in West Indies Escape.

RUGBY, Sept. 5. the loss of life caused by the hur

According to the latest estimates

ricane which abruck Santo Domingo,. the capital of the Dominica Re- public, West Indies, was approxi mately one thousand.

Over twice that number of per sons were injured and thousands rendered homeless na most of the houses in town were destroyed.

A shortage of food and drinking water is also reported.

Martial law has been declared to fucilitate the relief work

British Possessions in the West Indies seem, in the main, to have creaped the hurricane violence; al- though an official report from the Leeward Island, states that further. news from the small British "Ia

land of Dominica indicatos com- siderable damage to the houses of peasants and labourers, for whom Resistance was needed.

Crops have beor extensively damaged and small sailing vessels. are reported to have been lost, There is no shortage of foodstuffs

Four were killed and 42 injured.

"HINDU-MOSLEM RIOTING AT CALCUTTA

"TTAEDUOR NEUTRE BAUENUI.

The local talephonic and telogra phic installations have been affect CALOUTTA, Sept. 7.ed and messages are subject to de-.. Twenty persons were injured in lay. Some Government offices have Hindu-Moslem rioting in the suffered, but generally, however, Dharavi suburb, i

the damage to the island on this The trouble arose from a Hindu occasion was not by any means so procession playing music in the extensive as in the hurricane

cinity of a mosque.

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