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RITAIN BGREAT'S AIR VOLUNTEERS IN

DEFENCE PLANS

Sir Kingsley Wood Talks

About Preparations

SPLENDID RESPONSE TO

RECENT APPEAL

London, October 9.

Sir Kingsley Wood, at the opening of the Cambridge Municipal Aerodrome, said Europe had just been very near a great disaster. Many had realised for the fri time by the preparations that had been made, including the arrangements for evacuation and dis- tribution of gas masks, what a modern war might mean.

SPAIN

Early Withdrawal Promised

Rome, Oct. 9.

Reports from Salamanca, of the preparations now being made by General Franco for the immediate withdrawal of all Italian volunteers who have been longer than 18 months in Spain are cited by Italan political circles as für- ther indication of the early clari- fication of Anglo-Italian relations.

This plan on the part of General Franco is considered to show his concurrence with the results of the Anglo-Italian deliberations from which in the course of the week. new. possibilities have arisen for the enforcement of the plan re- commended by the London Non-

In the recent avoidance of war, there was a larger hape out of Intervention Committee last sum-

now work together

In-

the crisis and clash, and nations would ceasingly for the elimination of the causes of hospitality and the promotion et co-operation and goodwill

It was the Prime Minister's ready over 2,000 pilots under train- Some little time ago the greatest desire, and one to which ing.

he had and would devote himself Government had decided to extend unceasingly. But until that ob the balloon defences of the country jective was obtained. Britain must Many improvements had recently made and new devices proceed without pause or halt with been

ts defences. The old security as tried out in relation to balloon an island nation had gone and defences having been based on they were bridged to the Continent consideration of the relative im by machines capable of destruction |portance and vulnerability of ob- and death.

iectives for air attack.

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MUCH TO BE DONE Much had been done but much remained in connection with air

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CIVIL AIR GUARD

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MR. TREBITSCH

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LINCOLN

Keeping Out Of Politics

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Shanghai, Oct. 8. Chao Kung, better known as Mr. Trebitsch Lin- coln, has returned to Hungary and will never take part in politics again."

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to Japan. A former member of Parliament, Mr. Lincoln be- came well known during the Great War in connection with Intel, ligence work. -International

He could not. Sir Kingsley said, be expected to say where the new barrages would be located but de-

"Hereafter I shall devote to the pots would probably be forward for further study of buddhism," he the recruitment and training of antold

"I newspapermen. In the recent crisis there had auxiliary personnel in certain towns through with secular affairs.”

Birmingham, Bristol. been no sign of decadence of the including

Reports recently stated that the British race. People were just as Manchester, Liverpool, Hull, New- monk will pay a visit to Tibet.cn ready as ever to respond to the castle. Plymouth, Southampton. a special political mission "call for service and nothing was Glasgow and Cardiff.

These new Japan, but they are incorrect, al- more striking than the prompt units would be administered by though he is regarded as friendly and eager response of the person-territorial associations,

Force, net of the Royal Air Auxiliary Air Force, and Oberver

which showed the Sir Kingsley Wood said over 30,000 Corps, all of highest devotion to duty. The applications had been received for quality of the personnel was un-the Civil Air Guard and the scheme surpassed in courage and deter- had proved such a success that mination and It was our duty to following discussions with the Civil see they were properly equipped Air Guard Commissioners it had for their responsible and arduous been decided that the cich lists for task,

the Civil Air Guard would be closed temporarily. This would allow of The productive capacity is being the absorption of the numbers from increased in many direction. Ex-whom applications had already been tensions of buildings and plant were received at clube and these would, being carried out throughout the it was thought, in most cases oc- aircraft Industry and he was in cupy all facilities now available or a position to announce that the likely to be available in the near future. The lists would be re- Air Ministry had approved of the construction of a new factory opened at individual clubs as soon as it was possible to absorb further a Gloucester be managed by numbers-British Wireless. the Gloster Aircraft Company. costing over £1,000,000.

PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY

DEMANDS TO BE RENOUNCED?

Berlin. Oct. 1.

The belief is gaining ground

in Berlin, states the Deutsche Diplomatisch Politische Kor- respondenz, often used as the mouthpiece of the German Foreign Office, that the Reich Government will renounce the demand for the transfer to the newly-ceded territories of those Germans who live in Slovakia. These are estimated to number about 250,000 most of whom are peasants. The Korrespondenz states that "thanks to the former community.of defence between the Slovaks and Carpathian-Germans, it fortunately appears possible that There had been a remarkable

Instead of it being necessary to response to the recent appeal for

A declaration made on Saturday enter into discussion with the recruits for the Royal Air Force afternoon by well-informed quar Prague Central Government on this and since the beginning of the ters shows that the reports from matter it will be possible to arrive financial year between 900 and Rome, to the effect that complete at a voluntary constructive agree- 1,000 men had started training as agreement has been reached in the ment, permitting Carpathian-Ger- pilots in the regular service, and Spanish question, are somewhat mans living on the old German over 300 as observers, There had premature. Nevertheless, an au- territory to work harmoniously been an excellent response, too.thoritative' quarter states that all with the Slovaks.

Extensions have also been up- proved for the Fairey Factory at Stockport at a cost more than

£500,000,

boys, and in addition over 11.000

NO SETTLEMENT

AS YET

London, Oct. 9.

in the recruiting of apprentice, and hopes of an early and positive The goodwill of the Germans to success of the negotiations now co-operate in this way has already men had entered the Service as taking place in Rome are justified. been proclaimed by the leader of

No official communication is, how-the Carpathian-Germans 'in ever, to be expected for the time speech on

matter.—Trans-

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FINE RECRUITS The standard of the new en- trants has been excellent and on the Reserve side, too, good results have been attained. The Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve had al-

JAPANESE TRY TO ADVANCE ON HSINYANG

Bitter Battle West Of Loshan

Hanków, Oct. 8. Sweeping efforts have been made by the Japanese troops to push their way to Hsinyang in Honan on the Felping-Bankow Railway, although they have falled-to-cap ture Walltien, 20 miles east of Hsinyang, owing to effective Chi-

this

HEAVY FIGHTING ON YANGTZE FRONT

Fierce Japanese Attacks Driven Back

Hankow, Oct. 18.

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Heavy fighting is raging on both banks of the Yangtze River with the Japanese allegedly using poison gas liberally to break down the stif Chinese resistance.

Field dispatches state that reinforced by troops, from Hwang- chwan, the Japanese on the. Loshan-Sinyang highway have launch- ed flerce assaults with the assistance of heavy artillery, bombing planes and poison gas during the last four days. On one occasion an entire Chinese battalion was victimised by Japanese poison gas

In the face of the enemy on-sin. Bitter fighting is proceeding. slaught, with the use of the deadly south and southeast of Yangsin... nese resistance,

weapon, the, Chinese have been It is learned that units of Jap- the Julchang- Liuiin. south of Hainyang. s forced to retreat a little from their anese troops on enveloped by Chinese troops to line running through Kushantien, Wuning highway have been trans- forestall a Japanese cutting of the Chihkangtten and Lankanpu, but ferred to the Yangsin sector to: railway. Chinese troops are are resisting with relentless efforts. assist in the attack on the strategic' town which holds the key position moving up in large numbers to

USE OF GAS

to the east of the Canton-Hankow intercept this move at Livlin and

Chinese

at Hanning on the Canton-Han-Japanese cavalry raiding parties Railway south of Hankow.

reinforcements are kow Hallway, 80 miles south of are said to have pushed south- Henkow.

westward from Loshan, but have launching fanking attacks on the Bitter fighting is in progress in been repulsed at Kanabantien. Japanese to harass their advance.

In the Shangcheng sector the A message from Tehan states Chinese also suffered heavy casual-that the Chinese on the Nan- ties when the Japanese allegedly chang-Kiukiang Railway are laun resorted to the use of asphyxiating ching a counter-offensive on the Est during an attack on Hwangtu- Japanese. The Chinese, front line Coil now, as Wishiħmen. Chinese the south, Zangtse bank, the artillery and altcraft are actively Dese are redoubling their: ef- <íafitinin in the attack Central forts in their drive toward Yang- News,

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