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BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER DISMISSED SHIP

CHINA AND THE SOVIET

Non-Aggression Pact

Drafted

Shanghai, Nov. 3,

The China Prose*publish-

GROUNDING OF THE

COURAGEOUS

es a special message from COURT-MARTIAL RESULT

Nanking stating that, fol-

lowing protracted negotia tions both at Moscow and Nanking, a Sino, Soviet Non- aggression pact has been drafted.

According to J report from a certain official For- eign quarter in Shanghal, the pact is now under considera- tion by the National Govern ment.-Hautor,

SOVIET'S C.E.R. ALARM

INSTRUCTIONS TO CONSUL

MEASURES FOR PROTECTION

Tientsin, Nov. 3.

It is learned in diplomatic quarters that the Soviet Consul- General at Harbin, M. Slavatsky, has received confidential instruc- tions from the Moscow Govern* ment in regard to “adequate mea- sures" to be taken against the possible mass arrest of Russian Employees of the C.ER.

The Russian authoritics thick that incident after incident de. liberately created by the Japanese presage an attempt at the seizure of the Chinese Eastern Rallway.--- Central NewH.

ALL PAYMENTS STOPPED

Harbin, Nov. 3.

It is difficult to see how the

present friction between the Manchukuo and Soviet officiala

out wages.

ANNOUNCED

MINOR ACCIDENT

LONDON, NOV, 2. THE TEMPORARY GROUNDING OF THE GREAT £3,000,000 AIRCRAFT-CARRIER, H.M.S. COURAGEOUS, OFF GREAT YARMOUTH ABOUT: A MONTH AGO WAS THE SUBJECT OF A NAVAL INQUIRY AND COURT-MARTIAL TO-DAY.

Lieutenant-Commander G. F. Dixon, the. navigation officer, was at the termination of the hearing, found guilty of "negligently or by de fault hazarding his ship.”

:

Lieut-Commander Dixon was sentenced to be severely reprimanded and dismissed his ship.

It was not a serious accident. H.M.S. Courageous. was cruising off Great Yarmouth on September 24 when she went heavily aground.

She was only on the bank for about an hour, how- ever, with the rise of the tide, the giant ship was re- floated by her own engines running astern. Subsequent examination in dock showed that she had suffered no damage as the result of the grounding-Reuter.

ITALIAN CHAMBER

EARLY CHANGE OF SYSTEM

RESTRICTION: OF VOTERS

Rome, Nov. 2.

KILMARNOCK

H.MS, Courageous, one ne

Ulvikasa wiggest aircraft carriers, waste was grounued off Great Yarmouth

facantly.

INFLATION DEMAND

"FARM GOVERNORS IN WASHINGTON

TENTATIVE PLAN - DEVISED

Washington, Nov. 2.

It is announced by the White House that a tentative plan to relieve the farm emergency has boon worked.out. T

The plan was devoloped as the

result of a centercate which took BY-ELECTION pics at the White House, lo-day

NATIONAL LABOUR HOLD SEAT

OPPOSITION VOTE SPLIT

London, Nov. 3. The result of the second

between President Roonevelt, Mr:| Henry C. Wallace, United States

Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.

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Local pictures cover Navy Day, racing, the Feast of the Regality of Our Lord, prize-winning ple- tures in the II.K. University's recent photographic exhibition, and a number of successful com

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THE MALTA

CRISIS

BRITISH OFFICIAL

STATEMENT

MINISTERIAL POLICY

'London, Nov. 2.

The political crisis in Malta, following the dis inclination of the Nationalist Ministry to work in harmony with British policy, is the subject of an official state-

ment.

The Colonial Office has Isqued |the following: "The Governor of.

ATTACHE'S falta has found it necessary to

MISSION

CHINESE REPORT

DENIED

JAPANESE TROOP WITHDRAWAL Z

Colonel

Peking, Nov. 8.

dismiss the Minister, and the Secretary of State for the Colonies being satisfied that a grave emergency has risen within the meaning of section 41 of Malta constitution and the Lotters Patent, the Governor has resumed the powers which in that event aro vested in him by the constitution.

For some time paat,Ha Majesty's Government have viewed with increasing concern the polley pursued by the Ministers in Malta.

It will be recollected that the restoration of responsible Govern. Shibayama, military ment in the summer of 1932 was petitors. In the Trinity College of attache of the Japanese Legation, made subject to certain definito Alusic examination.

provisions with regard to the returned here by air yesterday innguage question and particular

from Changchun,

ly to the teaching of languages He brought with him the mission in the schools...

MANSION HOUSE of continuing negotiations with

TRAGEDY

Henry Morgenthau, the well- known financier, Mr. Geoige Peck, manufacturer, and the Governors ABANDONMENT OF of the States of lown, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin.ga

The Governors urged the fixing: of the prices of the major farm commodities, that the farmere be

conference

RECEPTION

LADY HEWART'S SUDDEN DEATH

BRITISH ATTITUDE. the Chinese authorities for tho sottlemont of the outstanding These provisions had the full problems in connection with the approval of both Househol retrocession of ex-war zone; such Parliament. It was the essCF100. as the establishment of a customs of these provisions that the langu- station at Shanhalkwart and the ares to be used in the pubile taking-over-of-the-passes along elementary-schools should – bo the Great Wall from the Japanese. Maltese and English only, On his arrival, Colonel Shibaya- adequate provision boing made ma immediately called on General for the teaching of Italian in the Ho Ying-ching, Chairman of the Secondary schools. Peking Military Council, and

It has become increasing appár- the Peking Political Counell.fico, the Minitose Ministeza, have General Huang Fu, chairman of ent that since their accession to

assigned a quota of the products to be sold at fixed price, and that.

Formal conversations are to ba London, Nov. 3,

embarked upon measures the held to-day-Central News......‚“ price-fixing be accompauled by

A tragedy caused the abandon-

object of which is, in offect. GREAT WALL STORY DENIED.

deliberately to evade this policy. quick currency inflation,

A further

was ment of a farewell reception

A further source of anxiety to arranged for Dam Eb-morrow which was to have been given at

Peking, Nov. 3. His Majesty's Government la the (Friday), whon "It is hoped to the Mansion House last night by

The Japanese Military Attache, manner in which the finances of complete the plan to be presented the retiring Lady Mayoress, Lady interviewed this morning, denied the island have been administered to President Roosevelt for Greenfield.

reports that Japanese troops are It is clear that these finances, 3,924 approval.-Reuter.

The ballroom of Mansion House withdrawing from the Great Wall, which were taken over in a sound 7,676

was filled with a thousand cheer. He stated that it had been do- condition In 1932, have already 0,098

ful guests, presenting a brilliant cided to completely withdraw the boon gravely prejudiced: 3,650

spectacle, and dancing had actual Japanese troops from the de- ly begun when Lady Hewart, wife militarised zone, of the Lord Chief Justice, suddenly. collapsed.

12,577

of the Chinese Eastern Railway The dissolution of the present can continue much longer with-Italian Chamber and the elec eut causing a much more serious tion of a new legislative body by-election in the Little flare-up.

under a new system is expected General Election was de- The latest cause of dispute is to be ordered by Signor Mussolini clared early this morning at connected with salaries and it shortly.

Kilmarnock as follows: looks possible that all C.E.R, om-

The new Chamber will be on- ployece will soon be working with-tirely upon an occupational basis. Kenneth Lindsay' (Nat. Lab.) Only members of trade unions Rev. James Barr (Lab.) ............. The dispute has arisen from the refusal of the Manchukue and employers' organisations will John Pollock (Ind. Lab.).... Chief Comptroller of the Rail- have the right to veto, and they Sir A. McEwan (Scot. Nat)' way to sanction the payment of will be represented by delegate, Nat, Lab. majority the salaries of M. Kalina, M. not of their own cholce, but chosen Lavreff, M. Kublel and M. Abloff, by the Fascist Grand Council. the C.E.I. employees who were arrested on September 24. Upon this refusal, M. Rudy, the Soviet General Manager, retaliat. ed by instructing. the cashier to stop all payments.

"ÁGITATOR" CASE Meanwhile, M. Slavutsky, the Soviet Cónsul Genoral has protest- ed to the Foreign Ministry and de manded the release of the "agita- tors” arrested on October 26. The men in custody, five in number, were arrested by C.E.R. polico and aro alleged to be members of ́a Communist cell,'

Thair reloase has been refused, The Foreign Officó representative

ANOTHER WANG STATEMENT The result shows no change from the

The voters will merely be given 1031 General Election when Mr. the privilege of accepting or re- Craigie Aftchison, Lord Advocato in lecting the list submitted for their the second Labour Government, wron approval.-Reuter,

DEATH OF EMINENT SURGEON

Sir George Makings' War Record

London, Nov. 2. The death occurred here last)

says that they are to be charged night of Sir George Henry Mak- ings, the eminent war-time sur- geon.Router.

with trenson-Router,

MYSTERY METEORITE

TRACED

Located in Field in

Sir George Honry Makings, G.C.M.G., K.G.M.G., C.B., LL.D.,

was consulting surgeon to St.

|the seat on a National Labour ticket,

CHINA HAS ONLY

by a margin of 7.036 votes from Mr. ONE FOREIGN POLICY Pollock, who contested the neat Labour representativo.

Nanking, Nov. 2.

Mr. Cralgia Aitchison was recently olovated to the Scottish Bench, and Interviewed by members, of the with Mr. Pollock swinging farther to Press to-day Mr. Wang Ching-wel the Left, another official Labour stated that the Chinend Govern- Party

candidate entered the fold,ment had only one toraigu policy. splitting the anti-Government Labour Any rumours of changes in the veto. The National Labour vote was Government's foreign policy are reduced by over 0,200. The total entirely out of the question, poll was about 1,000 less than In 1931.

Reuter,

RUSSIAN TRIP TERMINATED

DR. LO WEN-KAN

Nanking, Nov. 2.

HOLDING PASSES.

WARNING 13SSUED.

In these circumstances, the GD- Lady Hewart was carried In a

The troops will withdraw to vernor was authorised to warn the Ministers that the policy which semi-conscious condition into an | Kupeikow and other passes along

minutes, Auto-room and died within a few the Wall, but the Wall will not be they were deliberately pursuing was contrary to the spirit of given up and the passes will reconstitution and gravely detri It fe believed that death was due main in the hands of the Japanese, mental to the interests of Malta to heart failure-Router.

The Military Attache states that when the present withdrawal is and to make plain to them the consequences which must inevit complete, not a single Japanese-ably follow unless their polley were soldier will remain in the de-radically altered, militarised zone.--Reuter,

CONFIDENCE NOW RESTORED

The Chinese Government is at present devoting its energy to the MR. suppression of Comnianists- und raconstruction projects. In the meanwhile, the Communist menaco In Szechuan is also occupying the sorious, attention of Government leaders.-Router.

KUNG AS FINANCE

· MINISTER'

CUSTOMS TARIFF AGREEMENTS |

JAPAN MAKING AN APPROACH

Ho subsequently presented them with a detailed list of the mer) sures adopted by them since their accession to office which he regard- ed" na obfectionable and which both in the interests of sound : administration and as a proof of thoir compliance with the polloy of his Majesty's Government he called upon them to rovoke

DELIBERATE POLICY, Examples are cited as an

According to information gather-THE CHEER O CLUB speedy restoration of public con Minister to China, is trying to tent of the acts to which His

Thomas's Hospital and to the ed. from the Foreign Office, Dr. Lo Evolina Hospital for alck children. Wen-kan, the Foreign Minister," He was a member of the Council left Vladivostok on board the

of the British Red-Cross Society Forny and will arrive in the LATEST DONATIONS TO and Treasurer of the Imperial capital on November 7th-Router. Cancor Research Fund. He was

also Chairman of the Distribution

Committee of the Hospitala Sun- NEW CRICKET CONTRIBUTOR. day Fund.NEW

BUILDING FUND

SWIMMING BULLOCK :

Nanking, Nov. 8, The absence of serious repor cussions in the finance circles con- sequent on the resignation of Mr.

Shanghai, Nov. 8. T. V. Soongle interpreted in According to the local Japanese government circles as meaning a press, Mr. Ariyoshi, Japanese Hustration of the naturo and ex fidence on the appointment of Mr. parsunde the Chinese Government, Majesty's Government took o H. H. Kung

to negotiato a new Sino-Japanese ception and the statement pro As Governor of the Central Customa Tariff Agreement coeds: There have, moreover, Bank in Shanghai, the new Finance Central News.

been in ordinary day to day ad- Minister has maintained close

ministration, a number of In- stances indicating that, the Minist The following further contribu-touch with banking leaders.

tors had selected few opportuni- tions to the Cheor 0 Club Building After a successful training, Bir An Interesting announcement Funds have been received:

A bullock which had apparently tlos; however small, of displaying George became Consulting Surgeon will be found in Page Nins, The Mestra Alex Rose, &

escaped while being taken to the their definite dis-inclination to The meteorite which caused so to the South African Field Force services of R. Abbit, have boon Co. (China)- Lte, &

sbattoir, was yesterday found work in harmony with the policy much sensation and speculation a from 1899 to 1900, during which secured as a special cricket con- Staff Con

swimming in the harbour off Kan of His Majesty's Government. fortnight_ago, has finally been campaign ho was mentioned in des tributor and it is hoped to pubilah Paul Laude

nedy Town, and was taken by a The cumulative effect of there located. Information has been re- patches and awarded a medal with the first article from his ablo pen

boatwoman to the district Police and similar, acts is unmistakable, Station ceived, that the meteorits fell in a three clasps. He served in the to-morrow.

Ministars have been given an uportunity to amend their polley field near Sulning Hsien, in North Europeat War from 1914 to 1015, Anhul

Washington, Nov. 2.

While the steamlaunch Jeannette

upon these matters. They have The Academia Sinica has sent a

The, Públié Works Administra- solentist to Shining to investigate

was lying it No. 6 Fler at the Row: declined to do so and have accord- 80,802.83 Lion have allotted U.8.8155,000,000 Town Godowns Anchorage, yesterday, it ingly been dismissed and the Gov the meteorite, which is reported to

for the purchase of 1,000,000 tons was fun into by a junk, and damage ornor has again assumed the ed be of a brown) If colour and whooth

-880,662.88 of new steel rails and for rail- to the extent of 850 was caused to her ministration of the "island" surface-Restar

Püritisk:Wiralusz.:: road construction-Reuter:

North Anhui

Nanking, Nov. 30

being mentioned three times in

despatches, and created K.C.M.G. British troops in India.ele

Subsequently he was appointed He was later Under Secretary of Chairman of the Committee of In- the International Medical Congress quiry into the standard of comfort in Londen and became Treasurer and accommodation in hospitals of in 1918,

8. H. Dod Staff Ewell d

Previously:

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