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THURSDAY, APRIL 12,

1934.

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WHITEAWAYS

JAPANESE TROOPS INVADE LUANTUNG ZONE

WAR DEBTS AND

TARIFF

RESTRICTIONS ON JAPANESE

Peking Authorities Demand Visas

[Special to "Telegraph”)

Peking, Apr. 12.

The Paking Government

has issued an

hibiting the

order pro.

entry

of

Japanese travellers into the interior, except on produc- tion of duly visaed pass- ports. Central News.

PACTS

ROOSEVELT PLAN IN JEOPARDY

EUROPE LOSING ENTHUSIASM

QUID PRO QUO

(Special in "Telograph")

[By Telepreph. Copyright, Tatagraphic Map-

Ordinance, 1874. Received April: 1, 2,50 n.m.)

adges

Washington, Apr. 11.

Remarkable scenes are boing witnessed outside the Stock Exchange in London as the result of the tensational boom in gold shares. Inte excitement provalls and warning voices are being ignored. Photo shows a group of operators discussing developments outside the Stock Exchange

STARTLING REPORT ! FROM FENGYUN

TOWN OCCUPIED LAST NIGHT

NO WARNING OR NOTICE

(Special to "Telegraph")

MEAT

leading

Raich bishop Mueller, figure in the German Church con- fiat, whose act in abolishing the

illegal,

Tientsin, April 12. Japanese troops, without Supreme Council has been declared warning or apparent excuse, have occupied a town in the Luantung Zone, and have imposed a system of martial

SETBACK

NEW DEAL POLICY Warning that Europe's MOST CALUMNIATED MAN law, according to a startling FOR BISHOP

TRIUMPH

ILLINOIS STATE ELECTIONS

VICTORY FOR PRESIDENT

(Special to "Telegraph")

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Recriend Ordinance, 1894. DAVER 28, 4.40 U.)

Apr

Chicago, Apr. 12. ---The result of the primary elec- tions in the State of Illinois, traditionally a Republican strong hold, has elated the President's supporters.

readiness to enter into spe- | cial commercial agreements | with the United States may depend upon American war debt reduction policy has been given in Washington.

Officials studying reports from abroad suggest that the improba- bility of any early revision is like- ly to delay. If not seriously jeopardise the negotiation of the reciprocal trade agreements which the President desires.

IN THE WORLD

TREBITSCH LINCOLN ON HIMSELF

HELD UP AT VANCOUVER

(Special to "Telograph")

(By Telepraph. Copyright, Taizgraphie hier

Ordinaner,

Aprü

Congress appears to be stead- fastly opposed to any downward revision of war debts at the pre- sent time, and there is, it is felt¦ In official Washington, good reason to accept reports suggesting that 22, 2.60 am. European countries are beginning! to lose"any enthusiasm for agree- menta with the United Statex- United Press.

The Democrats claim the result HIGHER

of the elections to be unequivocal endorsements

of the

"Now Deal" policies.

Romeveit

The Democrats outvoted the Re- publicans handsomely in all parts of the State.

The only sitting member of the House of Representatives who failed to retain his seat was Con- gressman James Simpson, Junr. who is a Republican.

speelfically

Magre

Repaired

Vancouver, Apr. 11. Trebitach Lincoln, who hus called himself Chao Kung since he became a Buddhist monk, came intò brief conflict with the authorities on the arrival of the

INCOME Empress of Russia to-day. TAX IN U.S.

SENATE APPROVES COUZENS PLAN

It is significant, perhaps, that, Ats sin.) The Administration asked for the defent of his re- nomination-United Press.

Washington, Apr. 11.

LEAGUE AS POLICEMAN

PROJECT AGAIN URGED IN HOUSE OF LORDS

GOVERNMENT'S SCEPTICISM

(Special to "Telegraph”)

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Ordinance. IROL. Received April 11, 829 manj

London, Apr. 11. The formation of an interna- tional police force under the con- Nations trol of the League of was discussed in the House of Lords this evening.

report which has just reached the authorities.

MISSING PLANE MYSTERY

NO TRACE YET DISCOVERED

NO NEWS AFTER TWO DAYS

Shanghai, April 12. Anxiety for the fate of che nilasing China National Airways Corporation Sikorsky flyingboat facreuses as the hours pass with. no news of her.

Four land planes

and two C. N. A. C. Sikorsky plants are. still engaged in a frantic search. Commander Frank. Hawks, the famous American speed pilot, went up Into this morning with a giant Corder plane.

The second C. N. A. C. pinne hopped off at 0.18 am The Far Eastern Aviation Co. have sent out one land plane, and the Eurasin Company have sent two land planes.

All machines are heading for

Great excitement been GERMAN CHURCH CRISIS volcano Island."

hns

caused both in offcial circles, and among the populace by the newв, which, however has not been.con- firmed by any other source.

COURT DECISION

ILLEGAL ACTS

The land planes and Commander Hawks will merely scout from the nir as they are unable to land on the water.

Word received from the launch which was, sent out yesterday, The report received by the Ropei

atates that the launch is cruising Provincial Government comes

-Berlin, April 11, in Hangchow Buy in the vicinity from the Magistrate, of Fengyun,

The German church crisis has of Volcano Island.

has yet No ropart, however, Luantung, and to the test that taken a new dramatic turn, one been received from the other.

a detachment of palese troops, of the acts of Reichsbishop Lud- C. N. A. C. plane, which remained accompanied by six motor lorries, wig Mueller in his effort to put at the Island all night-Reuter, entered the city of Fengyun last Protestantism under a Nazi dicta-| evening without warning or notice.torship having been declared un

They have now taken up garri- lawful. son duties in the city in defiance) of the local authorities.

The Magistrate of Fengyun asks for instructions from the Hope Provincial Government-Central News.

The decision that Reichsbishop Mueller, who is the Nazi head of the German Evangelical Church, had no right to dissolve the Pras slan Supreme Church Council in November last was given to-day by the Lower Court in which the action was challenged.

| AMBASSADORIAL The Court finding is regarded in

ADVICE

MEMORANDUM

NANKING

CANADA'S PLACE

IN THE SUN

HIGH COMMISSIONER ON THE FUTURE

anges

(Special to "Talograph")

opposition quarters as a sovere setback for the Bishop.

The suit was brought by a Secur-, 4.48 -8,m) al Member of the Church Council against Bishop Mueller for non- TOyment of his salary.

SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS

Nanking, Apr. 12.

China's Four of

foremost

The Court decided in favour of the plaintiff on the ground that the. Reichsbishop's degree was un- constitutional.

The case will now be taken to the Supreme Court-Reuter.

HOME SOCCER

The immigration officials de

his tained him, together with party of Buddhist monks and uns, who are proceeding from Shanghai to Europe.

After his protests had proved Lincoln Trebitach in vain,

The debate was initiated by Lord appealed to Ottawa, seeking, per Davies, the well-known Mont- mission to cross Canada and the gomeryshire peer, who sat as a for Immigration tele- Liberal member of Parliament from Minister (Special to "Telegraph") (lly Telegraphe Copyright, Telegraphic Mes graphed to his subordinates in 1906 to 1929 anit was created a

10 baron in 1932. Received Apri Vancouver instructing them J. Ordinaker.

release the party and to permit!

The author of The Problem of them to travel across Canada. the Twentieth Century and of Sui- cide or Sunity, he is well known for An Increase of income-tax on United Prese

his international qutlook. He urged higher levels has been approved by TO FOUND MONASTERY,

the Government to declare their the Senate, though a 'attle is ex-

ง Trebituch Lincoln pected in the House of Representapanied by six nuns and

four willingness to support the proposal diplomatists, apparently actuated in view of the increased security by rumours concerning Sino- monks. to declared that he in- which would thereby, he obtained Japanese relations, have jointly The decision represents a change tenda to found

Buddhlet

and of the better chance of main-submitted a memorandum to the of front,

monastery in Europe.

Nanking Government in the i tenance of world ponce and order. Reconsidering their earlier action

He described himself

Earl Stanhope. Under-Secretary matter. Interviewer 28 "the on the income tax issue to-day, the

most of

of State for War, replying for the The recommendations made in Manchester City, who are Senate decided to approve the pro calumniated man in the world."

anticipated any ability of the Asked if he General Abandonment of posal of Senator Couzens for a ten

and said that but it is generally believed that Final at Wembley in a fornight's per cent. Increase for an emergency difficulty in moving about Europe, the world was still a long way from China's most prominent leaders time, showed improved form to period of one year.

I learned that the Adminis-he said: "Why should I not be the international mind which made abroad are strongly opposed to day when they visited Sunderland

land in to

England. such a proposal possible. There

valuable league point. and took tration has made no attempt to de-Many of my best

any rapprochement with Japan. friends aro fore, the Government could not ac-

W. W. Yen, Quo Tal-chi, Welling-The results of games played to-

No goals were scored, feat the plan.-United Press.

cept the suggestion-Render's Special Service,

tou Koo and Alfred Sze nro theday follow:

CURRENCY CRISIS IN EUROPE

Gold Predicted

Washington, April 12.

It is believed that European golü currencies are rapidly approaching

allowed

thore.-Reuter.

accom-

2

to

an

devaluation as ovidenced by the DIPLOMATIC DISPLAY STOCK TRADING ON

movement to London of French, Swiss, Dutch and Belgian capital

and the concentration of European gold In France,"

Further factors are Swiss agita-

IN WASHINGTON

tion for devaluation, Germany's Russian Ambassador's.

weakened poaltion, the Dutch!

Colonial situation, and Fronch

labour and political difficulties.- Per Swan, Culbertson and Fritz.

SERIOUS FRACAS

AT LENS

House-Warming

(Special to "Telegraph"}

(by Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphis

be

Ordinanes,

EXPA

April

MARGINS

AMENDMENT

GLASS

ACCEPTED.

Washington, Apr. 11. The Senate Banking Committee has adopted the Glass Amendment

HEAVY SCORING

YESTERDAY

London, April 11

duo

Government, the practie the document are not disclosed, to meet Portsmouth in the Cup)

authors of the joint memorandum which has been submitted to Nan- king, concerning foreign policy

Sino-Japanese relations.

FIRST DIVISION.

GIANT SHIPS FOR generally, and especially vis-a-vis Sunderland

BRITAIN

BIGGER AND BETTER THAN NO.534

London, Apr, 11.

0 Manchester C. THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH). It is reported that the memor-

G Northampton andum will be discussed at the Gillingham conference in Nanking between Wang Ching-wel, Huang Fu and THIRD, DIVISION (NORTH). Chiang Kai-shek.--Raulor.

Wrexham 6 Tranmore SCOTTISH LEAGUE.

DEATH OF MISS MORETON

Coltic Motherwell

3 St. Mirren 0 Cowdenbeath St Johnstone & Aberdeen

1274.

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Ontinanes.

Received April

London, Apr 11. Canada will soon be dictating the policy of the British Empire, according to the Canadian High Commissioner in London, the Hon. G. Howard Ferguson.

In the course of a speech in London, he advised sceptics to note Canada's geographical position and her rate of progress.

She was, he said, the gateway for, the great markets of Britain and the Far East and the day was caming when such traffic would cross Canada, Reuter's Special

Service,

WHOLESALE PRICE FIGURES

BRITISH RETURNS SHOW A RISE

London, Apr. 11. In the Board of Trade return on wholesale prices in Murch, a de- crease of 1.4 per cent. is shown for the last month in the average of prices, as compared with February, but an Increase of 6.5 per cent, as 1compared with March of last year. The first quarter of 1934 shows a rise of 5.8 per cent, as compared with the first three months of 1933. 1—British · Wireless.

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COURT MARTIAL SENTENCE

DETENTION FOR S.W.B. PRIVATES

to the Stock Exchange Control Spoalding at the annual meeting Bili placing the much-discussed of the Cunard Steamship Company, question of marginal requirements Sir Percy Bates, the Chairman, under the control of the Federal said that in view of the constant Reserve Board and the proposed progress in naval architecture, he Federal Securities Exchange Com- would like to see whether they could not make a second and even mission.Router.

bettor ship than the great liner No. 531 upon which work was re- Arrangements have been made cently resumed on the Clydeside.

a preliminary meeting in London next week to decide the Company of Cunard and Wito of soventy-eight of Miss Mary

cope of the Anglo-Dutch trade Star linea. No. 584, ho added, Moreton, who was a missionary in Telegraph. Corright, Therapie Mre recently tried by District Court negotiations-British Wireless, would be launched in October or China for thirty-five years, fremm

November next-British Wireless 886 until 1931-Routor.

12, 40 mm.)

Washington, Apr. 11. Following a brilliant house- ONE KILLED AND 20 warming reception, the Russian Ambasandor, M, Troyanovsky, and INJURED

Madame Troyanovaky, were to-day

the for established in formally Lens, April 12. littering former Tsarist Embassy A miner was shot dead and in Washington...

A thousand guests attended the twenty Royalists worn seriously wounded in a free fight which reception including the Secretary ensued when a crowd of workers of State, Mr. Cordell Hull and Mrs. invaded a royallet moeting at Hull-United Press. --- Meninliotard.

Revolvers and knuckle-dusters and other weapons were freely daed in the encounter Reuter

The Chiness Company of the Police Reserve are holding their annual din ner at their club on the 17th Inst

London, April 11.

That, however, was a question for the projected new Merger

CHINA MISSIONARY FOR 35 YEARS

London, April 11. The death has occurred at the

CUBAN LEADER PASSES

(Special to "Telegraph”)

Ordinanc

Privates Richard McGarth and Robert Ellis Fernley, of the South Wales Borderers who were

ApraMartial for striking a superior officer and using insubordinate Havana, April 11.. language, were found gulity by the Au anticyclone of considerable

The death has occurred of the Court and sentenced to 42 days atensity has developed over North Loung Wah, of 4-1 Chit Street,....

Washington, April 12. former President of Cuba, Dr. detention............

The sentence has been confirm. Chinn, a depression is situated to was fatally injured when, he throw

A rubber restriction agreement Alfredo. Zayas. He held office the north of Hokkaido Local himself into the street, succumbing

¡United Press. "...

oral 0.0. Borratt, to the Government Civil Hospital last Culbertson and Frits. forecast:-N. B. windes drosh to a fractured skull after admission is expected shortly--Per Swan, from May, 1921 until 1925.ed by HI-E the G.0.0.. Major GetF cloudy with drizzki or mist.