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HONG KONG DATTRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1930.

CAPTIVE GERMAN MISSIONARY.

GERMAN LEGATION DENIES REPORTED DEATH.

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY }

PEPINO, Nov, 21.

The German Legation has receiv

GERMAN SEAPLANE INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK IN

DO---X.

AGAIN STRIKES TROUBLE AT SANTANDER.

· {THROUGH ILLUTKE'S AOKHOT.}

BORDEAUX, Nov. 20, The giant seaplane Do-X alight

ed a telegram from Canton stating fed on the su off. Santander at 2 that the report that the missionary p.m., for reasons which tarǝ un- named Fischte had died is correct. knoWN,

He has been ill, but he has not died.

All aboard are well.

!

LATER

It is now stated that the descent

Mr. Fischle was captured with other two members of the Baslo of the DO-X was due to bad won- Mission by bandits ut Kayingchowther, on August 17, 1929.

CAPTURE OF IRISH PRIEST.

(TBHOOGE RECTER'S MOENCY.}

HANKOW, Nov. 2. Word has been received here that Father Tierney, Superintendent of St. Colraban's Mission at Kien- cheug, Huna has been captured by bandits.

Father Tierney is a native of Ireland, and it is believed that he was engaged in building a chapel near Kitcheng when he was cut tured.

The Dying-boat. came down gent- ly, apparently under perfect.con- trol,

ENGLAND-JAPAN FLIGHT.

BRITISH AIRWOMAN'S FINAL

-STAGE.

The

(THROUGH RESTYER'S AGENCY.)"

SEGEL, NOV. 21. Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce hopped off on the Bhal stage of her flight from England to Japan at 9.20 this morning, when she left here fer Osaka.

Preparations for Royal Welcome.

Tokyo, Nav, 91. With the expected arrival of Mrs.

Whereabouts of Father Fornandez. News has been received here from Father. Fernandez, who was eap-Bruce here to-morrow or the next tured four months ago at Nanhsich, that he is sharing his cnptivity with Fathers Linchan and Balan, who were taken on April 25.

They are all well.

The captors are now demanding cash for their release, instead of arms, as at first demanded.

GENERAL CHEN MING SHU.

RETURNING TO CANTON NEXT WEEK.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

CANTON, Nov. 21. General Chen Min Shu is expect- ed to return to Canton at the end of next week, according to liable information froin circles..

day, preparations have been unde by British and Japanese to extend her a royal welcome.

Mr. Bruce's. Jong solo flight is given prominence in the vernaenlar newspapers, as she is the first woman to attempt the hazardous adventure.

Qsaku, where she is due this afternoon, has likewise prepared & hearty welcome. A banquet is to be given in honour of the noted airwoman this evening.

Arrival at Osaka.

OSARA, Nov. 21: The Hou. Mrs Victor Bruce arrived at b.15 p.m..

LATER.

The Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce Br rived at Oks piloted by the re-Asahi Mainichi neroplanes.

officinl

The Civil Administrator Kwangtung went to Nanking some weeks ago to attend tho 4th Plenary Session of the Kuomin tang, which formally dosed last Wednesday. He is still at the capital attending to business, but will be able to leave for the south in the course of the next few ways. Mayor Lin Wan Koi, who accom panied General Chen Ming Shu to Nanking, returned to Canton yes- terday morning, and was cordially grasted at the wharf by a group of friends and officials of the Gov- ernment.

SAFETY OF CANTON.

ELABORATE POLICE

PRECAUTIONS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.} CANTON, Nov, 21.

After encircling the city Mr. Bruce landed at the Kizugawa Aerodrome amid the enthusiastic obeers of Japanese, friends and officials and the British Consul- General, Mr. Cowley...

Mre. Bruce will stay at Osaka for! the next two days, hopping off to Tokyo on Monday.

Mrs Bruce will speak to Japanese audience on Saturday under the auspices of the Arahi

niu chi

GERMANY'S CLAIM TO MORATORIUM.

DR. CURTIUS' HINT AT REICH COUNCIL

THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]]

BERLIN, Nov. 20.

我

The Conseil of the Reich to-day unanimously adopted the Budget and also the Bill regarding the ro duction of the salaries of members of the Calinct, Civil Servants and members of the Reichstag

The possibility of Germany do manding a moratorium under the Young Plan was hinted at by Dr. Curtius, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, in a speech to the Council of the Reich, in which he reviewed foreign affairs at some length

In view of the approaching win ter months when the merchants are busier than at any other season of the your, General Au Yang Kui,

Dr. Curtius declared that Ger- Palico Commissioner of Canton,

many would not tear up the. Young has drawn up elaborate plans to Plan, but they had never given a insure the safety of Chaton and guarantee that the plan was cap its vicinity. Such precautionary able of being carried out.

No one yet knew whether the fin- LHORAUTON aro necessary, as the ancial reforms; designed to put lawless elements Bre always Germany's house in order, would more activo around New Year's he adequate, or whether Germany time. Extra police are now patrol. might also bare to avail herself of the International provisions includ- bag the streets, and two_extra_deed in the Young Agreement for the tectives are being sent to each sub-protection of tar cconomie life police station to suppress petty (namely, the moratorium), thieves There have been more Referring to disaranament, Dr. cases of petty thefts reported dur- Curtius was very ecoptical regard ing the winter months than at a ing the statements by M. Tardien any other season of the year, and the France and disarmed consi- General Au Yang Kui is determain-derably since the war...

to

wil

ed to reduce the number of such He said Germany demanded the thefte to a minimum. In addition speedy summoning of the General doteotives in plain clothes, Disarmament Conference, at which gendarmes vrrying rifles.

ning decision must be reached of patrol the streets in groups, to Germany's claim for disarmament cope with any situation and rein-which would bring equal security forco tim ordinary police force to all

In addition to these measures, Pence Treaty Revision Claim. the search for illicit firearms in

the streets will be resumed. Regarding the question of n re In order to insure the safety of vision of the Peace Treaty, he said

Jde viniviks of Canton, General A

Yang Kul has secured the po

fopernáda or min, artig zur que en fondly

SPAIN.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SITUATION.

(TAROVCH, REUTER'S AGENCY.]

MADRID, Nov. 20.

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The general strikes in Seville, Alicante and Barostona have been settled.. Minor...strikes continue, but an early return of workers in expected,

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