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NAZI WREATH CENOTAPH INCIDENT IN LONDON

THROWN INTO

THAMES

ARMY OFFICER

CHARGED

ROSENBERG VISIT

PROTEST

MAGISTRATE'S CENSURE

London, May 11.

The hostility aroused by cer- tain recent events in Germany

was revealed by an unpleasant episode which occurred to-day re- garding a wreath which Dr. i Rosenberg yesterday placed at the base of the Whitehall Cenotaph.

Early this morning, an unknown person cut away from it the silk swastika decoration and a litt later the wreath was taken away in a car and, it is understood, thrown into the Thames."

As a sequel, an ex-officer, Gap- toin Sears, who removed the wreath, was fined forty chillings. for wilful damage to a wreath, the property of Office of Works.

Z

Defendant stil his action was

"deliberate national protest" | since Hitler's Government was fostering a feeling which many ul our fellows lost their lives in fighting."

The Magistrate said he was not concerned with defendant's pri vatu opinions and his nelion was ill-mannered and improper.

RAISED IN HOUSE.

The matter was mentioned in The House of Commoita to-night

PEKING FROM THE AIR-The towers of the great central gateway, Chien Men, lending from the Tarlar City into the Chinesa City. Beyond the wall (right) can be seen part of the Legation Quarter with the barracks of the American Guard. This was the scene of the most excitement during this morning's

morial vi sitation,

ANOTHER JAPANESE

PLANE OVER PEKING

HEAVILY FIRED UPON BY CITY

DEFENCES

Peking, May 12.

The 'machine was clearly Another giant bombing visible, but it could not be posi when the Home Secretary was called on to reply to a number of plane, tying without marks tively identified in the absence of

over

the

questions with reference to the for any kind, but undoubtedly presence in England of two pre-Japanese, soared

inent members of the German Nazi movement, Dr. Rosenberg and city this morning, without

Herr Thort.

Sir John Gilmour said lie under. dropping bombs.

marks.

KOTA QUAEL NA

| 180CMATERJALANANSHUKAZom

War Minister's Grave Statement

On German Policy NEW C.E.R.

OBSTRUCTION IN DISARMAMENT

THE JURIDICAL RESULT

SANCTIONS IN TREATY

Geneva, May 12.

STRANGE FINDS YESTERDAY

A camera left by a forgetful visitor en the counter at the General Posti Onlee yesterday was handed by Mr.) T. Hynes, Superintendent of Malls,

DISPUTE

M. LITVINOFF DENIES CHINA'S RIGHTS

the Pallee at the Central Polier SALE PROPOSAL

Station. Amongst other things found were a mutav-ear cluck in a publici Jatrine at Taipipsing ngaj a necklace of initation pearls in a blee car.

The crisis in the Disarma THREAT TO

ment Conference over the German amendments to the British Plan is no nearer

clution.

AR important stalement WAB nade in the British House of Lords on this matter last night.

At Geneva, a meeting of the Hig Five, presided over by Mr. Arthuir Tenderson, was held last evening to consider the report on the failure of private talks between the Anglo-German representatives, |

procedure to be followed,

HEAVY FIGHTING AT were unable to agree on the

NANTIENMEN

STUBBORN DEFENCE

OFFERED

REPORTING TO-DAY. The Big Five will report to the Steering Committee to-day and the General Commission will probably meet on Saturday to consider the altuntion. There seems little pro-

MR.

SIMPSON

IMPORTANT POINT CROPS

DEPORTATION RIGHTS

STATEMENT

(5pacial to "Telograph”)

Tetrarcok, Copyright. Tetrurash Strampen Gediner, TAPA kerierd Minu 1. Dit no.}

Moscow, May 11.

In spite of the report from Nanking that M. Karakhan had denied any proposal for the sale of the C.E.R. to Manchukuo, the latest an- nouncement by M. Litvinoff indicates that Russia is con- templating such à sale.

According to the semi-official organ Tass, M, Litvinoff, roferring to China's claim to have a voice in the C.E.R. Soviel-Manchukuo dispute. points out that the Nanting Government, or the powers under its control, have ceased to be actual partners with Tergraph Coryright. Telegraphis the U.S.S.R. In the Chinese Ordnance, 159, Received May Eastern Railway since, under the Peking-Mukden agreement, the

(Special to "Telegraph") -

Harbin, May 11.

Peking. May 12.

The demand by the Man-Government of China must sent This morning's Chinese despatches report further spect at present of discovering achukuo authorities that Mr.epresentatives to sit on the Boar-1 of the railway, but these have sci heavy fighting at Nantien-way out of the impasse Into which Simpson, the editor of the been sent for eighteen months. the German amendments have led | Harbin Herald, must leave the the conference, a fact which gives country by May 16, in view of added importance to the British his anti-Manchukuo writings is right

statement in the House of Lords,

men, where the Japanese forces are now seeking to turn the Chinese flank. Central Govern- ment troops under the com- mand of General Kwan Lin- tseng, are strongly resisting.

It is through Nantlenmen that the main Japanese drive in the direction of Peking is expected.o Reuter.

MORAL EFFECT. "

There is no doubt whatever that it was a Japanese plane and the general opinion here is that the stood Dr. Rosenberg proposed to

The arrival of the machine Japanese are carrying out aerial stay for few days only,

was greeted by bursts of ma- demonstrations in the Peking arca Herr Thort, who was a foreiga chine-gun fire from the city de-with n view to destroying the newspaper- correspóndent, had fences but it completed its trip orale. They have done little inman been residing in England since without apparently suffering and actual bombing is not feared this direction up to the present damage, although heavy fire was

at the moment, concentrated upon its vicinity.

This morning's aerial visitor

1930.

"OTHER PROPAGANISTS".

Asked why different treatment remained in the vicinity of Pe- was accorded them from that ne-king for nearly half an hour. corded "other propagandists," the Home Secretary said he did not It flew at times as low as he think there was any difference in tween fifteen hundred and two treatment, adding that if there thousand feet.

There

were any contravention of The rules and regulations, these would, no doubt, he dealt with. was no discrimination as to thei undertaking regarding propagaų. da which all foreigners had to observe when they came to Britain. Each individual case was con- sidered on its murita,

"URGENT IMPORTANCE".

Later the Leader of Opposition, Mr. Lansbury, asked leave to move

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It was while the machine

Was

circling the vily over the Lega- tion Quarter, including the American Guard, that the city defences opened fire from the city walls and Chlen Men Gate.— Reuter

ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN

H!

LORDS: OFFICIAL VIEW

MR. SOONG AND SILVER

CONFERS WITH MR. PITTMAN

(Special to "Telegraph")

BRITISH Attitude.

arousing much interest.

NO RIGHTS.

The non-fulfilment of this pro- vision, therefore, depriven the

It is understood that a Man. Nanking Government of any moral chukuo representative has inform-right under the agreements, Replying to a debato initiated by Jed Mr. Garstin, the British Consul- M. Livinoff referred to the Lord Coell, the Secretary of General that Mr. Simpson will be Sino-Soviet conflict of 1929 and State for War, Lord flails deported unless he voluntarily said with a view to removing the bam, said that If with leaves Manchukuo within a week. source of the conflct the Soviet the British proposal before them. It is pointed out, however, that negotiated with Mo Teh-hui, re- Germany were to decline to parti- British resklents are only deport presenting the Mukden cipate in the discussion or walked ed under an order issued by the Nanking Governments in 1930 re- out of the Disarmament Confer- British Couri.

garding the anle of the C.E.R.

and

once, sho would be rejecting the It is alleged that Simpson's but the Mane hurlan events of the offers made in fulßlment of pled-writings are pro-communist as well 1931 autumn caused a breakdown. ges and would incur any respon.as anti-Manchukue.

siblity for failure that might on-

auc.

He hoped that Germany would

adopt a more reasonable attitude.

but even if she did not it would

It has been intimated that other offenders may expect the same: treatment.--Reuter

PROPOSED TO SELL.

"Out of these considerations we proposed to sell the railway, ami jour proposal constitutes a de- monstration of Soviet peaceful

not follow necessarily that she CANADA'S DAVIS ss," added Litvinoff.

would leave the Conference.

If, however, the German dele. gation did walk out, obviously it would be a matter for the gra- vest consideration as regards | what course should be followed by the remaining Powers.

TREATY SANCTIONS.

CUP WINS

The Russian spokesman declared that the Peking-Mukden agree įments did not give China the right to redeem the railway before due

CUBA LOSE FIRST time nor to restrict the rights of the USSR. to sell it to myone. TWO RUBBERS especially to Power actually Cy Tétropic Copyright, Telegraphis | Meziagra Orčinaner, 1891. Received May

existing in Manchuria, and carry- (32, 8.89 0.74.

Hot Springs, Virg, May 11, Jing out the undertaking of the Chi- Washington, May 11.

Ile Wan personally of the

Canada obtained a commanding nese party in the Peking-Mukden Mr. T. V. Soong and Dr. Alfred opinion that the juridical result lead in the first rubbers of their agreements. URGED BY LORD CECIL IN HOUSE OF Sze eunterred with Senator Key bound by the provisions of the can Zone against Cuba to-day, would be that Germany would be Davis Cup tie in the North Ameri-

TACIT ADMISSION. Piltman on the sliver problem in Treaty of Versatiles and that any when they won both singles mat- Since China, for the last eighteen the adjournment at the House to

the Orient to-day.

attempt on her part to re-armches.

months had been unable to carry discuss as a definite matter of ur-

London, May 11. Lord Hailsham, in reference to

Gibert Munns outplayed Lorenzo jout her undertaking in Manchuria Mr. Soong, afterwards inter. would be a breach of thnt Treaty gent public importance, the ad-

seta she was deprived of the moral The existence of commercial the suggestion, polated out that viewed by Router, atated that and would bring into operation Nodarse to win in straight

that 6-1, 6-2; 6-0, and Jack Wright was right of protesting against the mission to Britain of certain Ger-treaties as a vital difficulty to be there were many difficulties to be the negotiations were proceeding the sanctions provided in

Fascist propagandisis,”

senrcely more extended by llicardo sule of the railway. in overcome in applying economic overcome before a general em- Batisfactorily, and added "I am Treaty.

Lord Hailsham also expressed Marales, whom he beat 8-5, 2-6, M. Litvino further asserted view of the failure of the Home sanctions against Japan, was cm- burga could be declared, even if much pleased."

that Me. W. W. Yon had tacitly Secretary to obtain from the phasised in the House of Lords such a step was considered desir

admitted China's Inability to fulf The Chinese Miniater, Dr. Alfred the opinion that it would also be 6-1, 6-2.--Reuter undertakings not to ergaste in propaganda. The Home Secretary to-night.

Sao, la giving a dinner to-night very difficult to expect some of

her obligations in Manchuria.- TO BE CONSIDERED.

Reuter, intervened to remark that Dr.

in honour of Mr. Soong, and Germany's neighbours to be so The Government spokesman. Rosenberg's visit was for a few Lord Hailsham, Secretary of State There was, for instance, in be Mr. Cordell Hull, American of her part that they would be able among the principal guests will satisfied with that legal obligation days only that in slew of the fact for War, promised that consider. existence, an Anglo-Japanese Secretary of State, Mr.

to agree to any extensive mensure Roper, that the German Ambassador in-ation would be given to the pro- Commercial

Treaty, including Secretary

uf Commerce, two of disarmament, if Germany broke! Lerested himself in the circumposal, but he stated:

amost-favoured-nation chase, former U. S. Ministers in Chinference and declared that she did away from the Disarmament Con- atanecs of that visit he saw no

"The polley of the Brillah which could not be renounced Mr. MacMurray and Mr. Crane, reason to make special arrange-Government in the Far East re- without twelve months' prior and Mr Hornbock, Chief of the not intend to be bound by the

Far Eastern Division of the State Treaty of Versailles, The Speaker of the House hav-mulus as it has been throughout, notice.

to act as a loyal member of the Doubtless, he added, Sir John Department--Ructor. ing ruled that Mr. Lansbury's me- tion did not come with tho Stand League of Nations. In closest con-Simon would consider the sugges- Ing Order, the latter gave notice sultation and collaboration with tion, but that must not be regard that he would. If time permitted, other members of the League."

menta.

raise the question on the molton for adjournment at the end of to- night's sitting.-British Wireless.

LORD CECIL'S PLEA.

able.

ed

The debate then ended.----Reuter,

RHEUMATISM

PREVENTS WEARING OF

UNIFORM

London, May, 11... It is announced from Bucking-

EVEREST FLIERS

RETURNING

LEAVE FOR SOFIA ON HOME FLIGHT

London, May 11.

1

CHINESE VISIT PARLIAMENT

ENTERTAINED BY CONSERVATIVES

Air Commodore Fellowes leader of the Houston Everest Flight Ex- aa any indication that the long, consideration before they KING SUFFERING FROM pedition, and Flight Lieutenant British Government Intended to could be accepted.

McIntyre, who are flying home to

(Spacini to "Talograph") Bubmit any such proposal to Lord Halfslinm reiterated that

England from Purnea In light ro Telegraph, Copyright,, Tilgraphi He was replying for the Gov-Geneva.

the Government was carefully and

planes, reached Constantinople_to-Mapa Oratnakes, SEP. Riccafred Aloy ernment to a debate on the Far

anxiously collaborating with other

day and left later for Sofa.—Bɔi- ** .02 m.) East and the disarmament pro-

was not sure that if the nations

London, May 11. nt Genevn regarding

tish Wireless.

The Chinoge Gonoral Ting blem, initiated by Lord Ceeth, who Hort of actions recommended by evonte in the Far East.

Tho

Hung-whang the Director of the was strongly supported by Lord Lord Cecil were translated into Government was considering the

Chinese Government Aviation Farmoor, a Labour Peer.

nctuality that it would be any mattor anxiously with

OCCASIONAL RAIN

Bureau, a real ham Palaco that the King has n

and Mr. Quo Tai-chi wore Lord Ceaft urged the applica-longer true to say that we were desire to fulfil their obligations attack of rheumatism of the left

entertained to ton in the House tion of the nauctions claunes of unlikely to have a war in the Im-es a member of the League, but should which prevents the

The Royal Observatory reports of Commons this afternoon by woar-that the anticyclone is pentred 1. the League against Japan. Ho mediate future.

with the keonest consciousnessing of uniform. Ha will not over South Japan; the depression to Chingne sub-committee of the London, May 11. suggested that we should invite

Conservation Foreign Affairs that an incautious net might therefore be present at the courts has moved into the Pacific to the Committon, Titian, a candidate for the Der-other nations to conperate in

precipitate the very harm which this work. Otherwise His Majesty (East of Hokkaido.

Colono! by classic was scratčked from the imposing

Applin gonerat

afterwards ambargo

Local forecast:-East winds, showed the Chinese visitors over Lord Cocft was raost anxious to in dolog his dafly work an usual,

voldReuter.

British Wireless..

moderate: cloudy, occasional rain, the House of Commons-Reuter.

DERBY SCRATCHING

TITIAN TAKEN OUT OF THE RACE

race at 11.1 a.m. to-day-Reuter, against Japan.

GRAVE MATTER. Such suggestions would requira very grave, very anxious and vory

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