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TOKYO POLITICAL

POLITICAL CRISIS: BUDGET BATTLE

GERMANY'S

HINT

TO DEBTORS

LOWER TARIFFS OR NO

PAYMENTS

STRIKING PAPEN SPEECH

Berlin, Oct. 16. Germany is not in a posi tion to pay even her com- mercial debts and a brighter

MILITARY

EXPENSES

MACAO SWEEP

MR. T. A. MITCHELL'S BIG PRIZE

HEAVY INCREASE The first prize in the Macao St.

ESTIMATED

Leger sweep, valued at $7,659.23, was won by Mr. T. A. Mitchell, Manugor of Loxley and Co. who shares the prize-winning ticket. No. 6,108, with Mr. Nell Lang,

ARAKA V. TAKAHASHI Chief Engineer of the ss. Haining.

(Special to "Talograph".)

Tokyo, Oct. 17. Hints of the development a big political crisis over the Budget are already emerging from Government

Herr von Papen, with General you Schleicher, on the racecourse at Berlin of

last month.

outlook is not possible unless WARRANT

outlets are found for German goods by a reduction of tariff barriers.

Thus the Chancellor, Captain von Papen, in an important speech at Westphalia-to-day.

Referring to the impossibility of releasing the foreign money at present Invested in Germany, the Chancellor said that foreign coun- tries must be expected to "con- solidate the money that they have lent to Germany.

The German Government at the forthcoming world econo- mte conference would do its utmost to persuade foreign crèditor nations that they could only logically expect the payment of Germany's. debts if they were prepared their frontiers to to opon German goods.

FOR EX-BROKER

MR. W. JACKSON "WANTED"

FRAUD ALLEGATION

UNITED INDIA IN quarters.

SIGHT

MOSLEM LEADER'S

CONFIDENCE

AGREEMENT AT

LUCKNOW

Lucknow, Oct. 16. "Within a fortnight we shall We learn from official have a united Indin," asserted the sources to-day that a war-Moslem leader, Shaukay Ali, at rant has been issued by the the conclusion of the All-Partics local volice for the arrest of Moslem Congress to-day. Mr. William Jackson, former: Hongkong broker, who left the Colony suddenly some few weeks ago,

The preliminary estimates for the next budget are said to total Yen.2,400,000,000, or Y.600,000,000 more than the previous high- record.

A large proportion of this sum is required for naval and military purposes. Of the total, it is stated that over Yen.1,000,000,000 fs Included in the Army, and Navy E- timates.

This figure is likely to produce serious difficulties between General Araki, the Minister for War, and Takabasil, the Minister of Finance,

POINCARE RETURNS

FRENCH SENATE'S

ELECTION

ONE SURPRISE

Paris, Oct. 16.

Zimmy, tha logiese swimmer, photographed in the coures of bis recent unsuccessful attempt to swim

the Channel.

MUSSOLINI

The first ballot in the Senatorial ON WORLD

Elecitions has resulted in the clec- tion of M. Poincare, M. Gardey (Minister of Agriculture), M. Paul Boncour (Minister for War) and M. Lucien Saint (Resident-General of Morocco).

M. Poincare, who returns to politics after a lapse of some years, at the age of 72, was elected for the Meuse securing 692 votes out of 822.

CRISIS

COMPLETE BREAKDOWN

STILL POSSIBLE

Apart from half-a-dozen gains THE FUTURE for the Ministerial Radicals, the election for 111 Senators (held every three years), left the coin- plexion of the Senate practically unchanged.

DIRECT TAXATION, The Ministor of Pinance takes The Congress achieved a com-strong objection tate military

The only surprise was the defcat plete agreement between the pro- proposals for an increase in direct agonists of the separatist and the Laxation, while General Aruki de- of M. Marraud, a former Minister, joint electorate schools of thought, mands large increases in the in- by M. Andro Fallieres, son of the and a decision was reached to heritance tax (deathsdutics) and former President of the indu and the income tax in order to cover Reater, OTTAWA CRITIC

The precise nature of the charge negotiate with

com-the big expenditure. been other, communities towards The Ottawa Conference, said on which the warrant has Captain von Papen, unfortunately taken out has not been disclosed, nunal unity. was not conducive to a revival of but it is Indicated that it is one confidence in raising world econo-jinvolving allegations of fraud. mid barriers.

Mr. Jackson, who had been

be

Franco.

Many forecast that General A meeting is likely to ar-Araki will win the battle of the THREE TO TWO ranged between the indu and finances, in which event it seems that Mr.

ROOSEVELT Moslem delegates very shortly on more than probable a At the same time, it was early resident of Hongkong for many the basis of the agreement reached Takahashi will tender his re- Ex-possible, it is felt that the Sikhs with him, thus creating a bigger to abandon hope that the world years, was for a brief time Secret-at Lucknow. If an agreement is algnation and carry the Cabinet will not be long in falling into crisis than followed the assassina- economic conference would make ary of the Hongkong Stock

line.

tion of the former Prime Minister, substantial progress in this re-change, and later he set up

business on his own account, as an

Any agreement reached with Mr. Inukai,-Reuter apect.

"outside" broker, under the firm name of the Hongkong Stock and the full approval of all the com-

munities Share Agency.

Pointing out in connexion with the impending quota on importe

storm of which has aroused a protest and a warning from Dr. Luther, President of the Reichs- bank, that other countries

LEFT FOR AUSTRALIA.

as

the would supersede electoral reform scheme laid down WOMAN HIT by the Britlah Government.-

CLOG Reuter.

He is believed to have left for! have done the same thing. Captain von Australia, on the same val Papen declared that Germany had his wife and young daughter, last not resorted to a quota system as month, and various stories have! a reprisal, but had decided upon been in circulation regarding the Its policy in order to save Ger-circumstances under which he de- man agriculture.

Captain von Papen announced

arted.

Up to the present, no informa-

that a programme had been drawn ion has been received of any ar up for a big propaganda cam- est made under the warrant. paign abroad for German goods.

DISARMAMENT AIMS.

disarmament the Turning to problem, the German Chancellor. reiterated that Germany's ain was not to rearm to the level of her neighbours. She wanted the disarmament of the entire world, equal rights and security for all, with a European state of affairs in which there should be no hege-! mony, no system of alliances, but a state in which the nations could strive for humanity.-Reuter.

"NASTY WORDS"

PASSED

ASSAULT SEQUEL IN COURT

BANKRUPTCY COURT

FORMER HOTEL PROPRIETORS

BETTING ON U.S. ELECTION

RUSSO-JAPANESE RELATIONS

CHARGES

AGAINST SOVIET

ARMS SUPPLIES TO VOLUNTEERS

Harbin, Oct. 17. Allegations that the Soviet Government is supplying arms and ammunition to the unti- Manchukuo forces are the sub- ject of strong comment in the Japanese-owned Harbin Times.

The newspaper definitely states that the anti-Manchukuo Volun teers are equipped with Russian machine-guns and ammunition, de- claring that the captures have praved this beyond any measure of, doubt.

As all the U.S.S.R. munition factories are owned by the Soviet Government and as the system of control prevents the leakage and aale of arms and ammunition to

contrabandists, the munitions must be supplied with, the know- ledge of the U.S.S.R. Governmont.

UNFRIENDLY ACT.

This action, says the Harbin Times, is tantamount to an In- fringement of international law

WITH YOUTH and is an obvious demonstration

Rome, Oct. 16. Warning that a break-

down of the present civilisa-

ON

tion was still possible, Signor Mussolini urged the respon- sibility of youth in a speech

to-day.

Washington, Ort. 13.

three weeks left before the Pre-

of unfriendliness.-Reuter.

FORMER GUARD

CHARGED

ARRIVES WITHOUT

PASSPORT

At one time employed in

the ELM B

The Prime Minister was review-Hongkong Police Force ing twenty-five thousand Fascistfore Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Con-

guard, Mowa Singh appeared ba-

in celebration of the tenth an-tral Police Court this morning on in charge of being in the Colony niversary of the meeting at Milan without a proper passport.

at which the march to Rome was

With only a little more than planned. WITHsidential election and the cam-

YOUNG MAN TO PAY COMPENSATION

with a

Il Duce was frantically cheered paign under way with full steam throughout his peroration, in on, leading betting commisalonera

in New York to-day were posting which he dealt with the existing odds on the outcome & to 2 against world economic crisis and the President Herbert Hoover's re-future of Fascism. election,

Reports from over the country

THE WRONG TRACK.

by

He declared that those who An elderly wohan appeared be tended to indicate that these odds fore Mr. Wynne-Jones at the Cen-represented more or less a com-

of solution to be capable tral Magistracy to-day with three posite opinion of what the chances believed the present world crisis stitches in her upper lip where it hold in store.

Democratic leaders are jubilant had been cut by a blow The public examination in bank-wooden clog. Keung Leung, 26, over the situation, as they compile tional of auch indicators as the ruptcy of Peter Leong Hing Kee, was accused of having caused the the reporta from their various sec Literary Digest's straw vole, which alias Leong Kam-hung, of 22, Ice injury. House Street, and Augustin Leong Inspector Dick, prosecuting, said has proved infallible on previous Hing Kee, alias Leong Kam-luen, of the woman kept a hiring library trials.

Republican leaders, however, ob- 59. Des Voeux Road Central, former for a living, and had occasion to proprietors of the Hotel Metropole call on a customer for the return of vlously feeling no great amount of and the Savoy Hotel, took place at books long overdue. The man, who assurance, are hopeful that sentl- the Supreme Court this morning kept a goods stall, was absent but ment may awing in the last three before the Chlef Justice (Sir Keung Leung, his foki, was there weeks. Joseph Kemp.)

A two-fisted be-man is Ice Fat.

when the woman callett. In connection with the former "She kept making me for the With one hand he held a bamboo! ole and with the other a knife, and he used both weapons to debtor, the examination was closed, books although it was not I who serious effect on Yee Heung with and in the latter an adjournment hired them from her," he said. He whom he had a gambling dispute was granted. during the week-end. Yee Heung Am and

FRENCH RAILWAY received cuts to his

DISASTER

shoulder, and a scalp wound which necessitated his going to a doctor for treatment. The Court sequel, with Lee Fat as the defendant, took place before Mr. Wynne

H.K. EMPIRE DAY ALBUM

SEVEN KILLED AND Jones at the Central Police Court MUCH APPRECIATED

15 INJURED

Paris, Oct. 16. Soven persons were killed and fifteen Injured in a railway smash at Coutanche to-day.

to-day.

Dick, prosecuting, Inspector stated that "nasty words" were anid that exchanged. One man

complained of her conduct in de- liberately upsetting his stall and strewing bla goods on the ground.

that His Worship pointed out Keung Loung was not justified in taking the law into his own hands.

DWIGHT DAVIS BEREAVED

*

Prosecuting. Mr. T. Murphy, A.S.P., said the accused resigned last June from the Guards, since when nothing had been heard of him until he turned up again on the 10th of this month and asked to be re-instated. An inspection of his papers showed that he had been to Shanghai in the meantime - and, upon leaving that port, was furnished with a certificate which was valid only for a journey to India via Hongkong. Ho had broken the journey here.

When his application for re enllatment was refused and it was pointed out to him that there was another ship on the 22nd on which he could continue his trip home, Mewa Singh refused. The attitude he took up was "I am going to stay.. here: you can do what you like with me."

In reply to the charge, Mewa Slugh anid he was a sick man, and just now could not make the journey.

Mr. Murphy: I believe he is an addict to oplum.

The A.S.P. remarked that the. probability would be that the Government would be asked to re-

Signor Mussolini in a warning mood.patriate the defendant, but in miraculous remedies were on the wrong track.

will

"Either this is.d cyclical crisis, in which case ft solve Itself, or it is the break- down of a system, in which case we are facing a transi- tion

from one epoch of civiliantion. to another."

order to avold that and, at the same time to see what: the man could do for himself, he would ask for a week's remand and bait.. His Worship granted the re- mand and fixed the ball at $50.

FROGS SOLD AS FOOD

WIFE PASSES AWAY IN BERLIN

St. Louin, Oct. 11. On a point of compensation, Mrs. Helen Brooks Davle, wife Inspector Dick told his Worship of Dwight F Davis, former that it was a Government doctor Governor-General of the Philip who attended to the woman, but anpines and former Secretary of BY MRS. AMERY

ambulance had been used for her War, died in Berlin, according to that advices received at the Davis conveyance to hospital and The following latter has been re-

homo here today. had coat-58.

Mrs. Dave suffered from arthri- His Worship's decision was that the other ate "poor food", while celved by Mrs. Southern from Mrs. was accused of Amery, Chairman of the Women's the man who undor-nourishment retaliated by Committee of the Empire Fellow-defendant should make good this tie for the past four years, most of

The second decade of Fascism, describing the other's clothes as ship, in acknowledgment of the expense and also to pay $5 compen which time sho spent in Europe Hor illness prevented her from) A passonger train rushing at a "dilapidated."

bound album of Pross cuttings sation to the woman. Furthermore, secking a sure.

visiting the Philippines while Mr. ho want on, presented a task no high speed down a steep incline,

Davis was Governor-General thero. less sovoro than the first and its. His Worship was told that in and photographs giving particulares he was fined $10, or 14 daya in do-

A desire on the part of Mr. Davis

"Frogs food for man?" queried crashed into a goods train at the the charge-room, Yeo Fat's mother of Hongkong's celebration of Em-fault of payment of this fine..

"Nobody is 80 old," ho bottom. The front coaches were offered to pay 35 compensation to pire Day which was forwarded to

do-Mr. Schofield at the Central Police whom her son had her by the local Empire Day Com-

beautifully bound, lo full of such to be with his wife was given as accomplishment rested with youth. the chief cause for his resignation

Court to-day when told that a converted into a contorted mass of the man

injured. Lee Fat would not mittee:

Interesting and Inspiring expres from the Philippines post last clared," as the person who is hawker was selling those without metal and matchwood-Router.

112 Eaton Square, think of it, and restrained her.

London, 8.W.1. slons of faith and belief in our

winter.

jealous of youth,"—Rauter.

a licence. His Worship in giving his

Sept. 1, 1932. great Empire and for me it la Following a recently published decision, ordered Lee Fat to pay a

made more precious by the kind

It was stated at Police Headquarters regulation, the Police are now taking fine of $25, or three weeks Im- Dear Mrs. Southern, action against cyclists who neglect to prisonent,

componention Will you express to the Empire thoughts which have sent it to me. provide their_machines with rod amounilag to $5.

Day Committee my deep and I shall always keep it with oven to-day that no arrests have yet been

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on Saturday. China and a depression is croming sold within market limits, presence on the roads to vehicles he have no money for any com- sincere thanks for their most added thoughts of kindness and of in Taipo Road, Kowloon of bold-up the anticyclone remains over North tion that they were. They

interesting and delightful present profound interest in lovely Hong when men armed with revolvers Central Japan. The typhoon has mated.

kong.

robbed a Portprusse couple, Mr. A. V. probably entered the court of --Indo": hind them. "One lad who appears long way informed that it would to me.

Waposta pensation, sald defendant.

The album is full of interest sily before dry. Boholan, Jakarups Piemen kunther work in gaoliya

Yours very sincerely, Tavares and Miss Maria Botelho, of Chise in about Latitu: 142, 700 KAUa hawker was not Ini !

At Over $1,300, - (RA)"PAGKUNCH 'AMHBWJJewellery kady purpurgat VIITSITAK - from cover : to cover:INO

reflectors attached to indicate their

and

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HAWKER HAS BAIL ESTREATED

Inspector McWalter, in charge: The Royal Observatory reports that of the case, expronzed his convie: