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No. 14300

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FRIDAY,

MAY

25, 1934,

日三十月四

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DUNLOP FORT

U.S. INDUSTRIAL UNREST CRISIS THREATENED

PACIFIC PEACE FEELERS

TALKS OPENED IN LONDON

NAVAL PARLEY

PRELIMINARY

(Special to "Telegraph")

Dy Telegraph. Copyright. Todegraphie Moo

Ordinance, 1894. Reprived Mag

MALER

Washington, May 24, Tentative moves are reported

to have been made with a viewi

to preparing the way for the

naval conference next year.

It is authoritatively learned that the representatives of Japan, the United Slates and Britain

National Guardamen on parade.

A HAPSBURG GOES

have begun feoler conversations TO VIENNA

in London, as a preliminary to

the 1936 naval conference and

also to ascertain the practicability} FIRST VISIT SINCE

of the Japanese proposal that, the] :

Powers should attempt to thrashi

out the various problems of the

Pacific prior to the conference.

It is understood that either Japan or Britain initiated the

talks, though it is not clear which mado. the first move.

State Department offelala in Washington emphasise that it was

GREAT WAR

ROYALIST FETE ABANDONED

(Special to "Telograpà")

(By Theprash. Ovpyright, Telegraphic Mes

Ordinanes, 2271. Received அக

not the United States that startedi nama the ball arolling-United Press.

FRENCH FRONTIER

NEW

DEFENCE

FORTIFICATIONS PROJECTED

(Special to "Telegraph")"

(By Tegraph. Copyright, Telegraphie Mem

Ordinance, 1826.

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Vienna, May 24.

The first visit of a member of the Hapsburg family to Vienna aince the war was paid to-day by the Archduke Eugene, brother of the last Emperor.

It In not believed that any political significance attaches to the visit, as the Archduke 'Otto bar prior claim to the monarchy, were it to be restored,

disapproval of the Little Entente nnd by the fear of Nazi counter- demonstrations.-Reuter Special.

NATIONAL GUARD OPENS FIRE

TWO DEAD AND TWELVE WOUNDED AT TOLEDO

UGLY MINNEAPOLIS OUTLOOK

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH”)

Bu Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance. 1893 Rrevived, May 25, 8,35, am

New York, May 24. Almost unprecedented industrial labour unrest in the United States is rapidly developing towards a crisis.

Toledo, Ohio, Minneapolis, and San Francisco are the storm-centres of the moment, but there is grave reason to fear that the tendency towards violence and lawlessness will spread.

Remarkable scenes were witnessed to-day at Toledo

where despite the liberal employment of tear-gas bombs by the police and troops, the Electric Autolite Factory strikers fought persistently throughout a hectic afternoon,

?

Finally, the National Guard which had been ordered out in the early morning, opened fire on the rioting strikers, killing two and wounding twelve others.

STELL INDUSTRY CLASH HERALDED

The rioters dispersed after the shooting but the incident is cer- tain to create increased bitterness, further violent avenes are feared.

a wrecking campaign by a line of macklue-guns.

"Why Don't You Go and Get Dillinger?"

́ ́GUARD "ATTACKED.

Riot scenes in the United States.

CHINA AND SALVADOR

ENQUIRIES MADE

IN GENEVA

BUT NO OFFICIAL PROTEST MADE

(Special to "Telegrayb")

{ Tagraph. Cepyright. Telegraphia Mro. Ordinance, XIDL. Rearfood Afeg 35, 8.57 .m.)

Geneva, May 24. China has not yet taken any official step following the announcement of Sal- vador's recognition of Man- chukuo.

Mr. Victor Hoo, the Chinese Consul-General in Geneva, to-day conferred with M. Avenol, Secre tary-General of the League of Na tions and inquired of him regard- ing the Lengue's intentions about Salvador's recognition of Man- chukuo.

The talk lasted for an hour, but there was little of importance pro- |duced.-

M. Avenol told Mr. Hoo that the

PEAK CAR

PARK DESTROYED

LAST NIGHT'S DOWNPOUR

FIVE AND HALF INCHES

Hongkong. was visited by

a torrential rainstorm last

ANOTHER DUCK FOR night and during the early

BRADMAN

A. E. G. Baring's Inspired First Spell

A. B. G. Baring, Hampshire amateur fast bowler, gave the Australiana food for serious thought yesterday when 'In his first spell of bowling he took the wickets of Woodfull, Brown and Bradman for Gruns.

Bradman and Brown failed to

score,

A good recovery was by later imismen.

It was the first time during the tour that the Australians had faced really fast bowling. De- -talls on the Sports Page.

BRITISH TRADE WITH RUSSIA:

TWO DELEGATIONS FROM MOSCOW

BIG MACHINERY Archduke Eugene was welcomed

PURCHASES bya..small crowd on his arrival from Basel, and he was received by the Minister of Defence.

In the course of the battle, the The officers ordered the rioters Secretarist in studying the juridi

London, May 24. A public reception which has strikers tore huge steel gates guard- to disperse as they advanced to-cal aspects of the question. It is Contracts to a consider- Bresload. May been planned by the Royalists ing the entrance to the factory from wards the machine-guns. Tear-gas held that Salvador has committed able value are understood to was abandoned. It is believed that their hinges and were only prevent bombs were thrown when the a Breach of the League Covenant be most likely placed in the decision was influenced by the Fed from storming the premises on situation looked critical. This had and. is liable to censure and poss! Britain by the Soviet Gov-| Paris, May 24. The Army Commission of the

the effect of scattering the ble expulsion. Chamber has approved

It is understood, however, that ernment shortly... na appro-

vanguard of the rioters, but the printion of over a thousand million

crowd behind surged forward, Mr. Hoo did not lodge any official upon which the Guardsmen fired protest as he is awaiting instruc- franca for frontier defence,

over the heads of the crowd. tions from, Nanking.-United Press

This was the signal for bottle and bricks to begin to fly. Meanwhile, there are rumblings) The Guardsmen then were of further trouble to come from ordered to fire a short volley Into other quarters, with virtual cer-the crowd, Three, were wounded. tainty of a dangerous clash be- The crowd then retired.-Reuter. tween the steel workers and the corporation lenders.

This amount Is Fr. 700,000,000

in excess of the credita previously KOWLOON WHARF

voted.

New fortifications are to be built

along the Luxembourg and Shar frontiera.-Reuter Special..

LATEST POLICE

PATROLS

RECORD

TEN BERTHS ALL OCCUPIED

A record was created at the Kowloon wharves this morning, CARS CONTROLLED BY when for the first time all the ten berths, including the new ane, were occupied.

WIRELESS

London, May 24.

}

In all, there were ten steamors An improved system of patroll-berthed, the total tonnage of ing by police cars controlled by which camte to nearly 120,000 wireless from Scotland Yard is to tans.

In Minneapolie, a crisis is feared to-night when the truce expires.

STEEL THREAT.

Michael F. Fighe, the President of the Amalgamated Association of Steel Workers, announced at Pilts- burgh, Pennsylvania, centre of the biggest steel works in the country, to-day, that unless the Union is re-

UGLY OUTLOOK AT MINNEAPOLIS

cognised by the employers before National Guards Patrol

The Street

June 10, a nationwide strike will be called,

STRIKE WARNING.

be introduced in the Metropolitan The steamers, with their gross All steel workers in the country,

tonnage.

were:—Empress

(Special to "Telegraph")

Ordisänos, 1975.

LADY MOTORIST

FINED

Two

hours of this morning. Ob-

| servatory returns show that at 10.30 this morning, no during the 24 hours ended

fewer than 5 1/2 inches were recorded.

The heaviest fall, according to the Observatory, was between 8.30 and 10.30 p.m., when 2.0 inches. were recorded,

So far, the most serious damayu recorded is the destruction of the new motor-car park on the Peak, opposite the Peak Hotel. At this spot, tons of earth and filling were swept down the hillside by the rains, together with the concrete storm-water channels and wooden fencing.

Thla park, which cost $9,760 to construct, was built partly on

"made" ground, and the pressure.

of water became so great during

the height of the storm that the

greater part of it was washed away.

There is a report that the island road has been blocked at one point as the result of a landslide, but this has not been confirmed..

TWO SERIOUS -ATTACKS-

VICTIMS SENT TO HOSPITAL

Ching Yue-hing, 24, was sent by the police to the Kowloon Hospital yesterday with a wound in the trade delegations from head, said to have been infileted Moscow are expected in Britain by three other men. shortly, the first to purchase After his admission, it Avas machinery for 4 glass-malding found that a number of his riba Industry and the second for the were broken, and his condition is tea industry.

regarded as very serious,"

The reason for the attack is The growth of the Soviet tea in-] dustry which has been one of the sald to be a gambling debt. outstanding features of agriculFurnished with a description of tural development in the U.S.S.R. the assallants, the police are makes necessary the acquiring of searching for the men. large plant

A farmer in the New Terri- for handling the product.

torica, Kwok Cheun, avas also Miss Lois Fearon appeared at

admitted to hospital after being It is pointed out that whereas savagely attacked by a number of the Kowloon Magistracy before Mr. Wynne-Jones this morning or under tea in Russia, the plants-water rights is reported to have In 1918 there were only 1,825 acrea other persona. A squabble over answer to a summons againat hortions at the present time covor precipitated the attack. for driving her car No. 2774 at 85,000 acres, and it is planned to the Junction of Cameron Road

DANGEROUS DRIVING

OFFENCE

Received Koy the offence.

care and

and Nathan Road at 6.15 pm, on Increase this to over 225,000 acres May 6, without dus

before the end of 1937. (hy Telegraph. Copsioni. Trierephis He caution. She pleaded guilty to It la hoped that British enter- fanger of exceeding one hundred thousand, police district.

prier, with wide experience of tea The whole district, consisting of Japan (26,032), Chichibu Mara will be called out. The atriko is

cultivation and marketing will Now York, May 24. Traffic Inspector Saunders participate in this development 700 square miles, has been divided (17,498), President Jackson scheduled for June 16.

An ugly situation still persistejatated that LI Yuk-lam, a building | Reuter. into.52 arena, in each of which (14,124), Terukuni Maru (11,981), It seems certain that the fight in Minneapolis, where the tem-contractor, was driving his small at least one car fitted with wire- President Harrison (10,601), will occur. The steel employers lesa will operate day and night. Tilawa (10,006), Kitano Maru are adamant in their refusal to Porary truce between the em- Ford unloon

The object of the system is to (7,952), Reivo Maru (9,810), recognise the Union... facilitate the prevention of crimae Helmapoy. (4,740), and General

and the arrest of criminals, more Leo (4,011). particularly motor thieves, house-

breakers and amash-and-grah raiders-British Wireless,

the

A THREE-MAN

EXPEDITION

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On Journey Across

Greenland

London, May 24,

CHINA FINANCE CONFERENCE

SEVERAL PROPOSALS

APPROVED

Nanking, May 24.

The National Financial Con- ference adopted a series of pro- posals at ita plenary session this afternoon, to be submitted to

EMPLOYERS DEFIANT.

car along Nathan ployers and the motor-lorry Road when suddenly Mias Fearon drivers expires at. 0 o'clock to shot out from Cameron Road, and night.

1

crashed into his car. Inspector The city authorities take an ox-Saunders was summoned to the Mr. T. M. Gildier, the chairman tremoly grave view of the outlook scene, and on examining the skid of the Republic Steel Corporation, and National Guardsmen are now marks on the rond, he found them declared to-day that the industry patrolling the streets-Reuter, † to boar out Mr. Ll's story of the will not recognise the Amalgamated Association or any other profes sional union-United Press.

GO AND GET DILLINGER

Renowal of Fierce Rioting

Later.

1

JOBLESS DECLINE

CLAIMS

Five Millions In A Year

accident.

TWO MISSING

LADS

of Mr.

ONE STUDENT OF KING'S COLLEGE Mr. Li stated that repairs to his car cost $56.

Mrs. Chan To-sz, wife In imposing a fine of $15, is Chan Yim-Yiu, residing at 105 Worship told complainant to write Queen's Road West, reports that to Miss Fearon officially with re-her, son Chan On-yau, (a pupil of gard to the question of damages. King's College) aged 12 years, has heen missing from his home sinco Wednesday evening.

OCCASIONAL RAIN-

It is reported to the family that Lloatenants Lindsay and God-Government for execution.

New York, May 24.

Chan On-you was last soon in the It is claimed that over two

The anticyclone remains contred company, of Un So, a youth aged frey and Mr. Croft, three young The proposals Include detailed

covers China about 17 years, resident at No. 4 Englishmon who intend to attempt regulations for the Inclusion of

millions have been re-employed in over Mongolia and hazardous

thousand-mits foreigners trading in China within Toledo, Ohio, last night, when

Fierce rioting was renowed at the United States during the first and Koren. Pressure la relatively Al Chung Lal (1st floor), Shut

four months of 1934,

low over the China Sea. Local Hang Hau, where the grandmother! journey across the Greenland ice- the business tax cap, and to explore the proenland, tion, of the exorbitant duties Factory.

Kuystem; abolition

The Labour Department states forecast:-East winds, moderate; of Un So lives. of transit duty on mail bags; aboil-crowd of five thousand again at that unemployed during Apell cloudy, occasional rain.

It is assumed that both Jads unknown areas in East

tempted to rush the Autolite

have decamped, possibly in the totalled about eight millions, re- ==—=—--- are now belloved to have loft arbitrarily instituted by local Jakobshavn, on the west coast of authorities;

The

trouble arose when the presenting a decline of 114,000 is divided chiefly between the company of other youths. Greenland, on the first stage of governing the budgeting methods the National Guardamen, barring decline of 5,256,000 ns compared cal industrios, though unemploy- The quarantine restrictions - Im

regulation crowd approached the outposts of as compared with March, and a manufacturing and the mechani their adventure. The eldest of of provincial and municipal govern-ho enterance, ahouting:- the party is 28-British-Wireless. | monts.—Central News,

mont in the mining industry has posed against arrivals from Shanghaii

by 32000 leuter. lon necount of smallpox haya bean

and

You Polar Har

with March, 1983,

-- ROYAL CONGRATULATION.

London, May 24. Governor General a message

The King has sent through the of Congratulation to Miss Batton on hor England-Australin flight-British Wireless.

Jean

There will be a dinner daneo at Repulse Bay Hotel on Saturday, and a tea dance on Sunday at 4.80 p.m.

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