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PROTESTS BY GERMANY

THE KAMERUN

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INCIDENT

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Moscow And Madrid | Premier's Statement

Resented

"Hong Kong Daily Press" Special)

Berun, Aug. 22. The sharp protests lodged with

Beran, August 22. the Governments of Moscow and

Informed German circles take Muahia once more make it clear

exception to the statement made circum- that Germany, 17

by the Spanish Premier Giral to stances is willing to tolerate with the "Dally Telegraph's" Madrid our protest the continual provoca correspondent to the effect that tions of Bolshevik agents and their the Spanish Government does not

ot defamation

Hetr contemplate taking any dils. systematic Adoil Hitler and his Govern ciplinary measures regarding the men, says the leading National Kamerun incident, since the Ger-

steamer was halted Socialisi organ, the "Voelkischer man Beobachter." in a leading article searched by the Spanish warship commenting on the vigorous pra- within the three-mile limit of the Lest lodged by the German Am-Spanish coast. The German vessel bassadors in Russia and Spain con- was inoreover found to be carrying pro-petrol, the importation of which paganda campaign carried out by is prohibited into Spain.

It is stressed here that the Pre- Incompatible mier's statement is with the established fact that the

cerning the

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and

If Moscow and Madrid are un-German merchant vessel's position abis to behave like civilised States, when halted by the Spanish cruiser 71/2 miles the Bolshevists must be brought and submarine was

the from Cadiz and that the ship was realise this," continues Raper, which warmly approves the carrying no war material whatso-

ever.- steps taken by the German Gov- ernment.

Others papers Ikewise express gratification that the German Gov- ernment is no longer willing to tolerate the unscrupulous anti- German propaganda campaig abroad, which is trying to stir up hatred against the Germans by misrepresentation of the facts.

The aim of the 'German diplo. matic action is to safeguard the rights and dignity of the Reich." declares the "Berlinger, Tageblatt, which expresses the opinion that the warning to the Governinents of Moscow and Madrid had become absolutely necessary, in view of the

means to

récent events.

The Berlin "Lokalanzeiger" writes: National-Socialist Germany

disposes of sufficient make it clear to the liars in Mos- cow. Madrid and Barcelona that They are trying to excuse their own crimes by blaming us. The pro- test, however, was also necessary to protect the lives of those Ger- man nationals who still remain in. Spain."-

runaven News Service.

ITALIAN NOTE TO FRANCE

Hong Kong Dally Press" Special

Rome. Aug. 21.

was

A semi-oficial statement issued in Rome, which announces that the Fore.gn Minister handed

Transocean Yews Service,

GERMAN NAVÝ IN SPANISH WATERS

No Increase Contemplated

Berlin, Aug. 21.

It is omcialy stated that Ger- many has no intention of increas ing the number of her warships along the Spunish coast, The war- ships now en route to Spain will replace those at present serving in spanish waters.

Since July, about 4,000 Germans

have been evacuated from Spa Only about fifty remain at Madrid and there are a few others at Bil- Dag and Glijon.

Admiral Raeder is remaining at Berchtegaden in order to have a further interview with Herr Adolf Hitler.-- Reivers, Bulletin Service,

SEARCH INCIDENTS

Luidon, Aux. 21.

SPAIN

CONGRATULATIONS

and

to every man Shocking Account

In The Press

ở"Hiện Hung Buiy Fress' Special

Paris. Aug. 22.

A shocking account of the atro- .Les perpetrated in the Spanish c.vh war Is

given in a report published by ne paper "El Pesa- miento Navarrè" in Pampalona.

The report states that when the Nationalist troops belonging to the Spanish Foreign Legion at Morceco entered the Andalusian town of Cazella tbey guvc quarter to the Red garrison, whom they terally exterminated in or- der to avenge the deaths of 188 zivi lans previously murdered by the Reds

no

A message from Burgos to the

Radio states Agence

that before the town of Almen- evacuating dralejo in Estremadura the Marx- se troops barricaded the prison in' which 50 political prisoners were Interned, and then proceeded to set fire to the building, with the result that all the prisoners were burnt alive.--- Transocean News Service.

RED TERROR VICTIMS ».

London, Aug. 22. Three of Spain's greatest dra- matists and an outstanding pain- ser were murdered by Communists in Madrid, according to a radio announcement from Sevilla.

Jacinto Benavente, Nobel Prize winner in 1922, the Quinteco bro- thers as well as the artist Ignatio Zuloagu were victims of the Red terror.-.

Crapoteon News NerwGAM

GOVERNMENT FORCE

SUCCESS DA

Action On Guadarama

Front:

"Hong Kong Daïly Press" šperky

Paris, Aug. 21.

The Headquarters of the Nation- alists in Burgos, confirm the re-

port that Government troops have

indicted a defeat on them in the action on the Guadarama front at

It is learned in German circles that prior to the searching of the steamer Kamerun at sea by Span- ish warships, two Germanı mer- chantmen were detained at Span- Naval Peral, even admitting the ish ports. Buy the German Goy-capture of seven fleld guns and 20 ernment did not take any action it these because the ships were de- Lained within the three-mile limit.

machine guns. The Nationalists have also acknowledged that the initia- tive in this sector, especially rear

It appears the Spanish Govern-Saragossa is on the side of the

the French Ambassador a note on ment still refuses to return the Priday in which Italy binds itself į German Lufthansa Beroplane under certain conditions to "pro-sized recently.

hibit direct or indirect export, re- Neuter.

export or transit from and to

DUTY ALLOTMENTS

Spain, the Spanish possessions and Hong Kong Daily Press" Special)

Berlin, Aug. 21, Following the Kamerun incident

Spanish 'Morocco, of arms. 3MTM munition and war material in- cluding planes, either already as- sembled or in parts, and warships, off the Spanisa coas the battle- and to apply this prohibition to ship Adm ral Scheer, as well as the all orders in process of execution." torpedo hoats Fuchs and Leopard

The conditions stipulated corres-

have been instructed to go on duty

pond to the Italian standpoint re-

on the route from Malaga through the Straits of Gibraltar to the garding the "ladirect" interven- tlon, namely the public collecting Cape St. Vincent. In order to pro-

of money, and the recruitment of volunteers.

tect merchantmen.

The battleship Deutschland and

This obligation, it is announced. the torpedo boats Kondor

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LIEGE COAL STRIKE

have been removed from the Cus lleng Kong Dally Press" Special)

tains cruiser Halhsing, in which

Brussels, Aug. 21.

Bir Frederick Maze is now making The miners' strike in the coal a trip to the north, the Japanese | authorities refuse to give permis-district of Liege assumed a much

sion for the cruiser to enter the 3-

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serious aspect than was Bi

Moewe were ordered

and

the on coast to

soon as the French, British, Por- Spanish Mediteranean tuguese. German and Soviet Rus- protect refugees embarking trom sian Governments have also sub- Spanish harbours.

The cruiser Koeln and the tor- scribed 50 it. Moreover, the Itallan Government thinks. It pedo boats Albatros and Serad!er duty off the Biscayan essential that the other important are on European states

armacoast.—"

Transocean News Service..

with an industry also undertake

these obligations— Fransarean News Service

CLEANING UP IN PALESTINE

Jerusalem, Aug. 22. The military are vigorously cleaning' up the coastal regions,

six more Arabe were killed yeater- day, bringing yesterday's total of Arab dead to 42, including those killed the day before and near

inile limit in the demilitarized arst believed. Twenty five thou-Hedra on Thursday-- zone area owing to the fact, it is

sand workers are now on strike, frutes", Bulletin Servica alleged. that the disarmament of

practically all mines in the sec- the cruiser has not included re-

ovd of the rifles carried for the tion are closed. protection of the стеж against Transocean News Service pirates.

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FLEET EXERCISES

On the occasion of attaining her

EQUESTRIAN EVENT

("Have Bone Dally Press” Special

Berlin, Aug. 22. The jury in the endurance test

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SILVER MARKET

(From Our Own Correspondent)

London, August 22. London Silver prices to-day were up 1/8 as follow:-

Aug. 21

Aug. 22 19-5/16 .19-3/16 Spot

19-3/18 19-5/16

Forward

QUEEN MARY'S VOYAGE

London," Aug. 21. Considerable Interest is being taken in the progress of the liner Queen Mary on her present trip across the Atlantic.

Government forces. On the other band is confirmed that Carta- gena is now in the hands of the Nationalists, the garrison of that town.having mutinied against the Government, and the example of the soldiers was followed by the aviators.

Besides announcing a victory at Naval Peral 20 kilometres east of Avila, which is stated to be the success in this vicinity second

reports within 24 hours. Madrid that the Government forces con-

tinued their advance on Saragossa

and are exerting a strong pressure on the Nationalists.

It is declared that the National- 1sts will soon have to abandon the

Cort to capture the capital- Transocean News Service

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KING'S HOLIDAY

CRUISE

.:

London, Aug. 22.

this mussage from Athena afternoon reports that the yacht Nahiin in which the King is on a holiday cruise left Corfu early to- day for the Island of Zante.- British Wireless.

DETROIT CHARGES OF TERRORISM

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ANGLO-EGYPTIAN TREATY

Signature On Wednesday

London, August 22. Representatives of the British and Egyptian Governments will

Two cases of enteric fever and one of diphtheria were have been notified to the local Health au- thorities.

Mr. Frederick B. Snite, the young sign, the new" Anglo-Egyptian American who was taken with in- treaty in

the historic Locarno

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Room at the Foreign Office at fantile paralysis while visiting Pet- 10.30 on Wednesday morning. The Ping with the Empress of Britain cruise party in the spring, has just ceremony will take about an hour.

celebrated his 28th birthday in the Peiping Union Medical College in the so-called "Iron lung" in which he has been living since the be- ginning of April. He is progress- ing slowly toward recovery.

The Egyptian delegation headed by Nahas Pasha who ar rives in London to-morrow, Heuter's Bulletin Bervice.

MOTOR RACING.

AMBITIONS

Detroit, Aug. 21, Virgil Effinger, described by the prosecution as the national head of the Black Legion, was indicted with twenty-one others on charges of connection with a criminal syn- dicate and terrorist activities.

London, Aug. 21. Peitalho has suffered from a long They are accused of advocating

John Cobb, T. E, Rosse-Richards, dry spell this summer which has of teaching "crime, sabotage, vio-

and Charles It is announced at Liverpool that, lence or other forms of terrorism G. Lindmarsh majority. Miss Ellen Ford, of the of the Olympic three days milit-up till noon to day the Queen Minty as a means of accomplishing - Brackenbury, the four British rac- not been equalled for more than ing motorists, are going to Bonne- forty years. Wells have run dry. Manufacturer's Life Insurance ary" equestrian event decided

steamed, on her second day's rumdustrial or political reforms."

ville Flats, Utah, where in Cobb's and water for, washing, purposes. The maximum pénalty under be from Cherbourg to New York 760

has been rationed for weeks past. Company, celebrated her birthday cause Captain Kawecki failed to miles, at an average speed of 30.4 this section of the American Cri- 1,500 horse-power Napler - Raliton` they will make a continuous - 48- } with a well-attended party at the round the marker, after the jump. knots-the best second day's run by minal Code is ten years' imprison hour attack on 20 world records A drop in the temperature of sev Hongkong Hotel on Saturday This changes the final results. the Queen Mary to date.

The conspiracy charge included set up earlier this year by George eral degrees was registered there on England gaining second place with The total mileage from the be- night. Miss Ford the star pupil:

the indictment carries a sen- Eyston and Albert Denly. The re- Baturday last with light showers. the Gold Medal and September 6 to go north to Rosyth of the Violet Capell Dancing slovakia, the third place Czech girning of this yoyare up till noon tence of ave per tupronment, cords include 48 hours and 24 Peiping and Tientsin's heat wave hours, 5,000, 1,000 and 500 miles-broke last week with heavy rains

which have been long overdue..

London, Aug. 21.

The Admiralty have announced

disqualify the Polish team,

that the Home Fleet will leave their "ports in the south on or about

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