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JAPAN REJECTS LYTTON REPORT FINDINGS

THE INSULL CASE

LAWYERS REACH

ATHENS

EXTRADITION TO

BE FOUGHT

(Our Own Correspondent).

fly Tamproph.

Copyright, Telegraphic Nerespon Ordinance, 1834. Itecolord, Nov. E), 0.17 ..}

London, Nov. 21.

Two American lawyers, Mr. Vlaches, Assistant Attorney, and Mr. Charles Bellows, who are charged to present the case for the extradition by the Greek Govern- nient of Mr. Samuel Insul), arrived at Athens to-day.

Before opening the case, they will examine all the documents connected with the case and the demand for extradition, which Is based upon Mr. Insull'e being]

to Chicago wanted in

of. embezzlement und;

charges

Jarceny,

Answer

NO POLITICAL MOTIVES. Mr. Vlachos, who is of Greek origin and speaks Greek, dented,

that thoro motives in

wero any politicall the prosecution of

Will Not Accept Its Suggestions for Solution of Problem

Our photo shows Mr. Matsuoks, centro, who is presenting the Japanese onse at Geneva, just before hir dopariura at Tokyo railway station. With him are left to right: Baron Saito, General Minami, a Foreign Office official, and General Araki, Minister for War.

WALLER BRIBE CASE

MR. FRASER OUTLINES BASIS OF CHARGE

Samuel Insuli as was alleged by TAIPO ́INCIDENT

Insull's counsel when he appealed agninet hie client's arrest.

It is understood that the fallen Chicago utilities magnate intends to resist extradition to the last Zitch.

(Pictures on Page Three).

On a charge of obtaining $50 us bribe while a public servant from Mr. Ho Hong Sang, at Taipo Markel on October 2, with a view to omitting a prosecution for un offence under the Opium Ordin- ance, Acting Sub. Inspector Her- bert Waller, appeared before the

THIS WORLD OF Chief Justice Sir Joseph Kemp)

CHAOS

DESTRUCTION PLAN

FOR RUBBER

London, Nov. 21.

at the Criminal Sessions this morn ing.

Mr. J.A. Fraser, assistant Altor- ney General, prosecuted on behalf e Crown, and Mr. Duncan McNeill, Instructed by Mr. G. K.

THREE TRAINS UNDER HEAVY FIRE.

BANDITS COMPEL CLOSING OF LINE.

Harbin, Nov. 21 Three mixed passenger and goods trains travelling on the western section of the C.ER. yesterday were heavily fired upon at Kaolintze by bandits. The drivers speeded up and reached Kufety without casualties."

of the Mr. Rudy, manager L.E.. considers that the Shihtzo- batze-lengtastze section of the line is dangerona for the lives of passengers and for goods conte quently has closed it down until it is adequately guarded-Reuter.

EMHOLT

MARQUIS LI VERY ILL

Hall Brutton, appeared for ae- MAY BE RELEASED cused whe pleaded not guilty.

The jury comprsied Messrs. A.H.

TO-DAY

DISPUTE MOVING TO CRISIS

PESSIMISM PREVAILING AT GENEVA

TO-DAY'S CRITICAL

DISCUSSION

GENEVA, NOV. 21. THE SINO-JAPANESE DISPUTE OVER MAN- CHURIA IS VERY RAPIDLY MOVING TO- WARDS A CRISIS.

It is feared that a real clash will come this morning when, at eleven o'clock, the League Council will begin its debate on the Lytton Report.

Mr. Matsuoka will introduce the subject by explain- ing the Japanese position and Dr. Wellington Koo, who was China's observer on the Lytton Commission, will reply.

The observations of both parties will probably be referred to the Lytton Commission for comment, but the subsequent course of events is most uncertain.

An air of pessimism prevails in Geneva, however, in view of the Japanese rejection of the Lytton Report and Dr. W. W. Yen's fighting speech in which he hinted that China would invoke Article XVI, providing for sane- tions, which would seem practically to rule out the possibility of conciliatory action by the Council under Article XI of the Covenant. The Council therefore will have no alternative but to refer the Report to the Assembly Commission of Nineteen, which has always shown more vigour in insisting on the letter of the Covenant than can be claimed for the Council.

Carnac, W.S.V. CHINA REALTY LOAN JAPAN'S OBSERVATIONS ON REPORT

A scheme aiming at the re- Carroll (foreman), Wong Katt- habilitation of rubber has been Chin, Shamy Au-ping. Thomas B. evolved by Mr. J. A. Hyner, chief Wilson, P.S.R. plantation manager of the Hessa Curtis and F.F, Wuthrich. Rubber Company of

one of

Amsterdam, the lending companies operating in Sumatra, according to the Financial Times.

ing.

Reuter.

FOUND LYING IN RAVINE

CROWN CASE.

UPROAR

("Telegraph" Special).

Copyright (By Teleprosh. Mr. Fraser said: "Defendant

ti. a.m./ in this case is an acting-Sub-in-Nar Ordinance, apector of the Police Force of

was #

LYTTON FINDING.

The Lytton Report - It is a fact that, without decision of

territory

of

Mr. Barnard Shaw.

G.B.S. DENIES

WHITE HOUSE WAR DEBT TALK.

ROOSEVELT ARRIVING

TO-MORROW.

It is learned that Mr. Franklin Roosevelt and Pro sident Hoover will meet at the White House to-morrow to discuss war debts and other matters of importance.

Buggestions for a coalition government during the ro mainder of the Ipublican re- mainder of the Republican re- Mr. Roosevelt.

CENOTAPH SITTERS

TWO LOITERERS DISCHARGED

LACK OF WARNING NOTICES

FLIGHT STORY Owing to the absence of warning

BUT MAY MAKE USE OF THE IDEA

London, Nov. 21.

notices, two Chinese who appeared at the before Mr. Wynne-Jones Central Police Court this morning, charged with sitting on the steps of the Cenotaph were acquitted.

The defendants, Wong Kam. cheong, aged 20, described as a mer- The report that Mr. Bernard chant, of 98, Bonham Strand, and Shaw intends to fly over the Great Wang Pak-fuk, aged 20, a shop Wall of China is decidedly pre-foki, of Des Vaux Road, were ar- rested yesterday by a Chincas con- mature.

Mr. Wynne-Jones enquired of The famous playwright himself, stable.

with Reuter, interview characterised the report as "pure Inspector Shannon whether

Inspector Shannon did not think invention," though he said that if notices were posted at the Centaph. agreed the Regulations stated that any airman in the Far East offered the Bight suggested.

notices should be posted warning, him a lift, he might participate in 50. He had not seen any. He

the public.

in

an

Mr. Bernard Shaw, accompanied

ABY

His Worship:-1 do not remem- ber having seen any. The charge

by his wife, will be one of a large number of prominent people who are making a tour of the world in must fail. the Empress of Britain, which sails from England next month.

Mr. Noel Coward and the Earl of Cadogan will also be on board.

-Reuter.

MAY ATTEMPT A RETURN

MRS. MOLLISON'S PLANS

Capetown, Nov. 20.

Inspector Shannon:--I am almost certain there are none. They are certainly not in a conspicuous place, if there are any.

COOK-BOY JUMPS INTO POND

TRAGEDY FOLLOWS A SCOLDING

In an endeavour to escape from the wrath of his master, who had accused him of theft, a cook- #boy, of the Au Tau District, jumped into pond near the Mrs. Mollison (Amy Johnson) Yuen Long Market on Saturday has telegraphed to the Governor-night and appears to have been General, the Earl of Clarendon, drowned. expressing her deepest thanks

on

A report of the tragedy was made

The cook ran out of the shop and, according to the master, jumped into a pond. He was not seen again and, although efforts were made by the police to recover. his body, no traces could be found.

meng The Japanese and themselves essential as the only

in Man- Telegraphic unable to accept the conclusional stabilising conditions

on churls and bringing pence to the D. Received, Nov. of the Lytton Commission

Far East. any vital point touched upon in

The Japanese Government in. Shanghai, Nov. 21. The plan provides for the de

Counell with such information struction of surplus rubber trees, Itongkong and the charge against

Marquis Li Kuo-chich, who the Report submitted to the for which compensation would be him one of obtaining a bribe of $50

possible. .paid and supervision to

ensure from a man named lo llong-sang, has provoked the grave displea-League, hence the anxiety re always ready to supply the Lengte

on the

'CANNOT ACCEPT. that there should be no fresh plant with a view to omitting a prosecu: sure of the Government for his garding the outcome of to-day's regarding current events us is

In their observations tion. The reason for this was that connexion with the China Realty meeting.

Company's loan to the C.M.S.N.

Jupan cannot accept dis- The plan also envisages the con- the man was in possession of

assert that the Manchurians re-

gulsed International control Company, may go to Nanking Report, the Japanese Government

for the King's message of con- to the police by Choung Loung, version of other parts of estates certain amount of opium.

of Manchuria and considers

gratulation, which, she says, will aged 81, who resides at 5, Hok most treasured Shing Street, Au Tou, and who stated that some time between for other products.

"The facts briefly are these. On when Mr. Chen Fu-mu returns jected the Chang Hsueh-liang

be one of her that the Commission's plan is movement

10 a.m. on Thursday last and the It is suggested that the govern

to this

morning's mination

not adapted to the realities of

possessions. ment guarantee the interest and October 2nd, at about mid-day, to the capital from Hongkong, tyranny and that the self-deter-

spontaneous public act.

the situation in the Far East.

The famous aviatrix declares same time on Saturday morning, when he was absent in Hongkong, the sinking fund on the finance accused, together with another according

The police officer, a Chinese detective, China Press,

It is also claimed that Japan's scheme.

Neither does the Japanese that if the weather Marquis Li is still in custody. needed for the

some-one stóle from his shop violation of inter-Government consider it to

be reports are favour-

three rolls of cloth valued at $186. necessary funds should be raised was engaged in street cleansing in by levying an export tax on rubber. Taipo Market, a small village a though it is understood that, in recognition of "Manchukuo" does

On his return he suspected the all probability, he will be re-not constitute short way from, Talpo Police.

national engagements.

practical to "demilitarise Man-able and engineers in this houses [Station. The

churla or to maintain order by an are satisfied with

cook, Hui Lol-sam, and started to leased to-day.

He is very ill and Mrs. Li says

her machine, she village are mainly shops and you

international gendarmerie.

question him about the theft. Japan is apprehensive of any will certainly make can go through one shop into a that her husband needs botter

the lan

attempt other. The officer walked through medical attention than he can

Was Indlapotably scheme tending to destroy jone shop, called No Wah Tong,

She further expressed the hopes are has been forcibis, seised condition of order now ju process the record for

flight from Cape- and came face to face with the expect to receive from the Courts.

town to London. rear of a small cubicle and in that that her husband's trial will be and neespied by the armed forces of of restoration.

If the roparla cubicle he saw man handling a

been separated from and declarest independent! this was accomplished are claimed by Japan

The Lotion Report sayas-it must be clear are not satisfac packet of opium. He entered the postponed until he has sufficiently has. In consequmen of this operation. cubicle followed by the detective. recovered from his present of the rest of China. The sicps by which

health.

Ito have been conslatent with the obligations Mr. Chen Fu-mu is already on or the Covenant of the League of Nations. that mere restoration of the stains quo ante MONEY HANDED OVER.

his way to Nanking, where he holds the Kelings Pact, and the Nine Power Treaty would be no solution, Bince the present tory, she will sail

November merely would

Lo to invile An unknown Chinese who was

to prevent action of this kind. Moreover, before inat September, 19 found lying seriously injured in n

"There he took the opium and the post of Vice-Minister of Com of Washington, of which were designed conflict arose out of the conditions prevalling for England

It is claimed that the operations, whicit had only just begun conditions ravine 30 feet below the Pokfulum handed it to the detective. Homunications.

notice of the League, were completed during teal the whole question throrulleally, and Road, near the Chinese Christian conversed with the detective and Bir. Chen Fu-mu himself took a when the matter was first brought in the repellllun of the tmuble. It would be

the

The maintenance and recognition of the Cemetery, was removed to

as a result of that conversation, important part in the negotiations the following menth, and are held by the to leare out of account the realities of the

the france given by their representatives Government Civil Hospital yester

The justification in this case has been uneachfactory, Bach a solation do not day and died shortly after admis-the detective Inter obtained $50 between the China Realty Com-Japanese Gareramant to be consistent with ituation.

from the man and took the man to pany and the China Merchants Geneve on September, 3D. and December present regime in Blanchuria wottld be equally Compasy all the military nuerations have been appear to ut compatible with the fundamental legitimate acts of self-defence, the right of principle of existing International obligations. was the accused, who was in another Steam Navigation

which ia ingileit in all the multilateral nor with the good will acting between the (Continued on Page 7.)

traatles mentioned love, and was not taken two countries. Upon which the peace of the

Way by any of the resolutions of the Councilyar Hast depends. It is opposed of the League. Further, the administration Interest of China. It disregards the wishes

under the auspices of the First which has been anbelitused for that of Chinajot the people of Manchuria, and it laat the ferat questionable whether it would nitimately

For dumping the body of a Army, which is now in occupa- la the three provint la justified on ground that. Its establishment was the act of serve the permanent Interests of Japan. theintal population, who, bra spontaneous About the feelings of the people of Manchuria 2-year-old child without a permit tion of that aren after subduing section of their independents, have seterad towards the present regime there can really

The highway between tl connexion with Chins and established be no doubt, and Chine would not voluntarily at Shaukiwan, a Taikoo dock hand, their own Gavirament Buch genuine inde accept as Lasting solution, the compial Cheung Ah-hing, was fined $25 byor driving away the Rede. pendence the insolatational treaty or by eparation of her three Eastern provistes

cut of these provinces from the rest Mr. Schofield to-day, with the halung and Chohing in North any of the resolutions of the Coutell of the of China, sither politically ur antually would alternative of a month's hard Kwangtung, is, how opened to traffic and will be connected with League of Natiour, and the fact of its bring be to create for the future a serious irredential

Other highways The corpse was dumped at the South Klangel. taken place ha profoundly tollfed the tmblem, which would injure pesso by keeping labour, application of the Nine Power Treaty and light the hostility of Chips and rendering entirely altered the hole charter of the probable the continued boycott of Japanese rear of the Public Dispensary, connecting towns in that province which conformed to the prescribed are in process of construction and problem beler Investirated by 14 League, woode

CHINESE DIES, FROM INJURIES

alon,

When found the man suffering from a fractured skull, fractured log and other injuries of A less serious nature, but whether He jumped into the ravine or foll is not known.

The man was approximately 38 years of age and gave the appear- ance of being a coolie.

Through being accidentally knocked down by an Aberdeen motor hus on the Street Road, near High Pokfulam

Chinoso yosterday, an unknown woman, azed about 56 years, was in- stantly killed. Her body was Intor removed to tho Public Mortuary.

Reuter.

RAILWAY BOMB OUTRAGE

EXPLOSION NEAR NANTES: HERRIOT INTENDED AS VICTIM

Paris, Nov. 2.

M. Herriot appears to have been the objective of a bomb out rage on the railway near Nantes

The Royal Observatory reports that to-day. the antleyclono remains stationary over North Ching. Frosh moonsoon

a

Jed and had the damage occurred

few minutes later, it is possible that a dreadful accident to the expreas would have occurred.

As it was, the railway officials had amplo wataing and M. Herriot's train did not meet with the fate ap parently intended for it.

el this plan at Justitientiam tej mak

this pertoar deaflet it once a floated

and a serious.

THE FUTURE.

.

LYTTON OPINION:

restore these

to

DEMILITARISATION.

to

the

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26.- Router.

DUMPED CHILD'S

BODY

TAIKOO WORKER

FINED

NEW HIGHWAYS IN KIANGSI

FIRST ARMY'S GOOD WORK

Canton, Nov. 19,

in South- highways Soveral Klarigal have been completed

Nan-

In offering surations for a solution the practice there, but the offence lay will be completed in about three Lytion lleport sommende the creation of in the man, who claimed that he months.

Rond building in South Klangel. rohabilitation special endormerie with foreign aspectors first found. It dumped at his ¡And As, this special perps would be

schomes to improve the condi The Japanese Governnat, con- the only armed force in the territory of the threshold, not having reported the is one of the

three Eastern province. tsorganention, A big explosion occurred on the

Inspector Stimson, in charge of tions in that territory which was trary to the Lytton Commissioners, all be be followed a matter to the authorities.

muniata-Central Press. The outrage is supposed to have considers that genoral recognition timent from thone territorus of all other

plelous circumstances. will continue along the China coast track just before the passage of the

been the work of Breton Nation-of and cooperation in the develops or railway are, we chose the case, aald there were no sus-onco sorely infested by Com

ment of the present regime and over the Northern China Sea train on which M. Herriat, the Local forecast:-N.E, winds, fresh; Prime Minister, was a passanger.

The track was completely wreck-lists-Reuter, fipe.

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any special