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DOOM OF MOSCOW'S DREADED SECRET POLICE

WAR ON BLACK

SHIRT AGENTS

JAPANESE NAVAL

ATTACHE. DEAD

Found Hanged in Hotel Bedroom

Naples, Apr. 17. Commander Sinsuke Ohtani, the Japanese Naval Attacho in Rome,

was

found dead in his room of a local hotel last night.

It appears to be a case of suicide. He was found

hanged-Router.

HANGED BY TOWEL

NAPLES HOTEL TRAGEDY

JAPANESE NAVAL -ATTACHE'S END

ATTEMPTS ΤΟ WIN ARMY'S LOYALTY

INTENSE CAMPAIGN DETAILED

SIR T. INSKIP'S NEW BILL

(Special to "Telegraph")

(hy Zeinggath. Copyright, Telegraphia Mass

Ordinamen

ingri

17, 0.40 6.0)

Barrient Apra

London, Apr. 17. Attempts by the Black Shirts to win the Army to the support of Fasciam are chiefly challenged by a new Bill now before Parlia- ment, though it will naturally

General Voroshilať, Com *- missar of War, who finds himself in opposition to......

SIKORSKY

DISASTER.

EVIDENCE

REVIVED SEARCH FOR PLANE

also operate against Communistic AMPHIBIAN SETS propaganda.

Illustrations of how subversive Naples, Apr. 17. propaganda has been conducted The suicide of Commander among the troops was given by the Attorney-General (8)r Thomas! Ohtani, the Japanese naval Inskip, K.C.) when moving in the attache, has caused a shock House of Com- in Japanese diplomatic cir-mons, the second

cles.

Investigation at the hotel seems to suggest that he came to Naples with the intention of taking his life, He arrived at the hotel during the afternoon and aaited for a rost with a bath attached. Ile looked tired and was carrying very little baggage, but as he was a regular ellent of the hotel this caused no comment.

At eight o'clock in the evening, a servant knocked at the door and entered the room on receiving no reply, to find Commander Ohtani lying dead in the bath, hanged with a towel from the shower.

'It is estimated that he had been dead some two hours before he was found.

the

ip

reading of Government'a Bill, which designed to pre- vent and punish

ndeavours seduce Majesty's Forcea

to

is

The Bill Pro- among vides, other things, that the more pOBBOSA-

Sir T. Inskip. ion of seditious documents shall constitute offence.

an

The Attorney-General explained that there is nothing novel in the BI. The law at the present time, however, tended to drive the chief offenders underground.

to their

TOO COWARDLY. No letters or documents throwing

They were, he said, too cowardly any light on the affair were found.

names 'Servants at his home in Rome ex-to put their posted him back to-morrow. The literature. Counsellor of the Legation, Mr. Iwate, has gone to Naples--Reuter.

OUT

..... Shanghai, Apr. 17.

A Leoning amphibian plane is proceeding this afternoon to the spot where the lost Canton-bound air-liner is believed to have foundered.

Oficials in the craft will try to organise a junk Search for the machine and the occupants.

In the meantime, a tug and lighterare leaving for Chinhat. in order to bring back the other Sikorsky which was damaged when searching for the missing plane

Reuter.

REPORT OF SAFETY

DENIED

Evidence of Disaster Picked Up

REVOLUTION IN

JUSTICE

DISBANDMENT OF OGPU

IMMINENT

BITTER STRUGGLE - BEHIND SCENES

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH”)

(DW Tursoraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1394. Received, April 17, 0.04 am.

MOSCOW, APRIL 17.

BEHIND A LACONIC ANNOUNCEMENT IN

......Maxim

Gorky, who

urges that the present chlaf of the O.G.P.U. should be the .. new Commissar for the la terior.

"PRAVDA" RECENTLY STATING THAT THE SHARP RISE IN

GERMANY'S NOTE TO BRITAIN

RE-ARMAMENT SCHEME DENIED

HEAVIER COSTS EXPLAINED

London, Apr. 16. Germany's explanation of the heavy increases in her provisions for military pur- ¡poses is that no rearmament

is

the involved,

extra expenditure being for long- needed replacements.

The Note addressed by the German Foreign Minister; to the British Ambassador in Berlin in the reply to the enquiry regard- ing the increases in the German

BRITISH TRADE naval, milltary and air estimates,

DREADED SECRET POLICE ORGANISATION, THE │· O.G.P.U. ́ (STATE POLITICAL DEPARTMENT) WILL SOON BE ABOLISHED LURKS A DRAMATIC STORY, AUTHENTIC DETAILS OF WHICH HAVE JUST BEEN REVEALED TO THE UNITED PRESS. SOME INTERESTING

A new Commissariat for the Interior is to be established and a great struggle has been going on be- tween highly-placed officials concerning the first holder of the new post.

Settlement of this dispute will be followed by a revolutionary change in the entire system of the Soviet administration of justice and the approach of that system to the methods of democratic countries of the Western world. That revolution is imminent; is, indeed, already being enacted.

HEADQUARTERS BECOME FLATS

FIGURES

RAW MATERIAL IMPORTS

London, April 16.- A farther increase, in overscis

was presented to the House of (Continued en Page 7.)

AIR VICE-MARSHAL SCARLETT

DEATH OF NOTED OFFICER

London, April 16. The death has occurred of Air trade is disclosed in the Board Vico-Marshal

Scarlett, of Trade returns for March.

C.B., D.S.O., who retired in 1932 at his own request after more Imports last month were of the than 42 years' service, 19 of which value of £81,969,627, as compared were connected with flying. with £57,353,079 in February and In May, 1913, as Commander, £56,851,612 in March of last year. R.N., he joined the cruisor Hermes. Exports last month represented when she commissioned for duty An outstanding feature of the quarters in the Lublyianka Build- £33,068,630 worth of United King-with the naval wing of the R.F.C. was appointed dom manufactured goods, coal and Subsequently he new system to be introduced. lies Ing, which were formerly used as other raw materials and £5,631,427 Inspecting Captain of Aircraft. in the fact that the Government prison cells, are now being con- of re-exported merchandise, main-During the War he served with will be deprived of executive verted into dwelling apartments ly raw materials dealt with by the R.N.AS. in the Blediterranean, power to order sentence of death, to be occupied by Government merchant arms. Excluding to order the imprisonment of officials. alleged political offenders or to imposo hoavy, exile penalties.

According to a highly signifi-

cant measure likely soon to be- come effective, ail accused per- sons will be tried publicly in open | civil courte, instead of being liable to the mercy of the Ogpu's) "secret chamber" or to execution on summary order without trial.

THOUSANDS TO BE FREED.

vast

sure that his companion was not days last month than in

1933.

an agent of the secret police.........

have already been discharged.

MORE EMPLOYMENT,

The value of

Faw

reland was decorated for his work Dardanelles exports, the comparative export at the

und lac- It is also learned that sixty figures for the previous month and where.

On the formation of the E‚Á‚F. for March, 1933, were £30,000,451 per cent. of the personnel of the and £32,550,721. It is noteworthy he became temporary brigadier Ogpu organisation so that owing to the Easter holidays, general, and was for a time Direc- numerous that none could be there were two fewer working tor of the Air Division at the March, Admiralty. After receiving ณ pormanent R.A.F. commission in 1919, he held commands at Halton · and Uxbridge, and in 1929 be

Most of them, it is understood,

re-exports in was Air Officer Commanding the have been assigned to jobs as March last year was £3,883,020. R.A.F. in the Middle East, with leaders of the agricultural col- Of the increase over March, headquarters at Calro Router. In connection with the decision lectivist organisations. Some havo 1933, of £5,618,015 in importa, over Shanghai, Apr. 17, 11.30 a.m.

to abolish the dreaded O.G.P.U., been given posts in the Govern-four million pounds is represented First tangible evidence that the thousands of prisoners now under ment Trusts.

EARL OF BUCHAN by increased imports of loat air-liner met with disaster going sentence and also many

materials, and indicates. additional-

DEAD Outlining some of the methods reached Shanghai this morning by whose cases are now undergoing NEW INTELLIGENCE SERVICE employment in staple industries. employed by agents in the distribu-steamer from Chinhas, Cheklang. investigation are almost certain

In every classification of im- tion of political propaganda alming It consisted of a Chinese Poat to be released.

The remnant, nearly all picked parts of raw materials and articles 14TH HOLDER OF THE at alienating the loyalty of His Office mail-bag, a cloth bag, twoj

These will include prominent intelligence service under the con- an increase last month over March, men, will be incorporated into an mainly unmanufactured, there was

TITLE Majesty's Ferces, Sir Thomas books, forma addressed to the Foo- Inskip said that distribution was chow agents of the C.N.A.C., anthers of the former onshorik trol of the new Commissariat of 1935. For the first three months

Social Revolutionary parties. carried out by such means

envelope coplaining baby's

the Interior, which will soon be of the current year, imports are

„London, April 16. strawing

with forters.

The death has parado-grouncia

created.

occurred of valued at £26,690,789 more than In pamphlets, posting them on walls

The crack 0.G.P.U. battalions, the corresponding period of last the Earl of Buchan, at the age af Shipley Gordon Stuart Erskine, in dance-halls and cabarets.

The decision, to diabond

the estimated at 50,000 men, trained year, but they are £9,620,612 loss Ogpu, it is learned, was taken by to a high pitch of efficiency, will than in the frat three months of 64 years. He was the 14th holder PUT INTO POCKETS,

FOUND BY FISHERMEN.

prominent Soviat leaders several be transferred to the control of 1982.

of the title, and succeeded his father in 1809. Soldiers had even found lenflets Fishermen are reported to have months ago, but the decision has the Commissariat for War. put into their hands or their found these articles

on April 11 never been carried into effect

The new Earl is Lord Cardross, STALIN'S CONFIDENCE.

former Lieutenant in the Scots Exports compared for the same Guards, who saw It is probable that the thro pockets.

much service between Kingtanahan Island and owing to the development of & He gave an instance of the the Cheklang coast and took them bitter struggle behind the scenes M. Joseph Stalin feels that the perfods show increases respective in South Africa and in the Great powerful Singapore Royal Air

employed, to Chinhai where a Chinese mec- regarding the individual to be Force Supermarine Southampton type of propaganda

War, and who was formerly a wore due to which he described as an insult to hanic shipped them to Shanghai, appointed to the new Ministry, change is well justified by events. ly of £5,011,995 and £2,387,133.

Ho regards the marked Improve- flyingboat, which

The increases in exports fall landowner in British East Africa. It is understood that dredging the Commissariat of the interiorment in economic conditions, the mainly under the headings of iron--Router. arrive in Hongkong at two o'clock the members of the Forces,

It is rollably learned that Rojection of the Bill was moved operations will be conducted, but General. Voroshiloft, the Commis prospect of another excellent and steel, non-ferrous metals. this afternoon, will arrive at a

by the Labour M.P., Mr. J. Lawson, it will be difficult as the depth later hour.

who described it as a tremendous there is thirty fathoms

sar of War, wants M. Ivan Akuloff, harvest, and the betterment of the woollen manufactures, chemicals Soviet's position in foreign affairs, and motor cars-British Wireless, and dangerous experiment. Offcials of the C.N.A.C. em- now the Soviet Union's Attorney especially following the recogni Reuter's Special Service.

phatically deny the report that the General and Chief Prosecutor, to tion of Russia by the United plane itself or the occupants have be placed in charge of the

Commissariat. been found.-Router.

FORCED TO TURN BACK

R.A.F. Flyingboats Meet Strong Headwinds

Owing to strong winds, the machines, which started out early this morning, have returned to the north of the Philippine Islands, according to latest information.

+

They will probably refuel and if JAPANESE MINISTER

weather

conditions

Aro more

favourable, will start out again inj VISITS HUANG FU

time to arrive here at 4 p..

The machines, under the com-

mand of Group Captain S. W Conversation Lasts An Smith, O. B. E., Ofcor Command- ing the R. A. F. In the Far East, are on a coastal tour, having taken. off from Singapore on April 2

Hour and a Half

Shanghai. April. 17.

Mr. Arivoshi, the Japanese Minis-

com-

All were sodden but in a good! state of preservation.

GOLD INQUIRY URGED

GAMBLING PROFITS

DISPUTE CAUSES DELAY.

new

MAIN EXPORTS,

States, as à propitious moment for

On a charge of avoiding paying his a change warranted to produce a fare on a China Motor Bus Company relaxation of the internal politi-vehicle, salesman, Fung Ho-chi 32 cal atmosphere-United Press. failed to appear before Mr. Macfadyen

GORKY NOMINEE. 31. Maxim. Gorky, who enjoys tremendous political influence in Russia, thanks to his very closel friendship with M. Joseph Stalin THE (the virtual Dictator of Russia), 18, on the other hand, backing the appointment of M. Henry Yagoda, who is at present the active chief of the O.G.P.U.

Whatever I the outcome of the Yagoda-Akuloff struggle, however, the Ogpu's days as the unchal

STOP PRESS

In the Central Police Court this more FRENCH ADMIRAL'S ning, and his bail of $25 was estreated. Inspector James stated it was a very

SUDDEN DEATH

LATE MR. OTTO obvious case of attempting to de-

KAHN

LEAVES $15,000,000

ESTATE

frand the Company.

SILVER PROBLEM

Shanghai, Apr. 17. The death occurred suddenly-to- day aboard the French cruisor

Primatget of Admiral Descottes

Gonon, who was on his way from Poking. Apr. 17. Hongkong to Shanghai to take up It is learned from, the American the command of the French naval Legation that Mr. Nolaon T. John-forces in the Far East

Admiral Genon died of bronchial The late Mr. Otto Kahn, the son. American Minister to China,

COMPLAINT

Washington, April 16. ter to China, called on Mr. Mr. White Introduced n resolu Huang Fu at nine o'clock this tion into the House of Represen-

tatives to-day demanding A moderate anticyclone extends The nature of the conversation Investigation of all gold transaction is on the verge of being end-famous German-American banker, will proceed to Hankow early next pneumonia at six o'clock this mor from the Lower Yangtzo Valloy to has not been announced.

tions since January 1,

CLOUDY WEATHER,

morning and loft at 10.30 am.

an lenged sceret political organisa

19. W. Japan. The depression is The Japanese Military Attache, The speaker declared that spe! passing Into the Pacifle to the cantaut.-General Suzuki also visited culators had profited by more of Japan. Local forecast:-N.E. Mr. Huang Fu this morning than JS, $225 000 000 since doval-

Reuter, winds, moderate; cloudy.

uation of the dollar-Reuter,"

od.

HEADQUARTERS TRANSFORMED.

New York, April 10.

left personal estate valued at about weak whence he will wronged to ning. The Primauget is expected. U.S. $15,000,000, which is equally Shanghai to meet Professor flowers, to arrive here late this afternoon. divided between his four children. He is expected, to tak lift with Router.

His widow is otherwise adequately Professor, Rogats, dii this silver

The rooms of the 'Ogpu's head provided for-Reuter.

lasue. Central News: