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HITLER'S NEW PLEA FOR FRENCH FRIENDSHIP

SOVIET

THROWS

BACK

CHALLENGE

BANDIT DESTRUCTION

ON THE C.E.R.

PERMITTED BY "GUARDS"

Moscow, Aug. 26

It is learned from Harbin that |

a complaint implying that the

troops entrusted with the task of guarding the Chinese Eastern

Railway from bandit incursions

A general view of the seasmbly at Mountain Lodge on Saturday B.E. the Governor entertained als hundred local scouts, and girl

guides.

GRAND PRIX TRAGEDY

are conniving at its destruction, MR. H.C. HAMILTON has been made by the Soviet Vice-Chairman of the C.E.R. Board, M. Kuznetsoff.

The allegation is made in the course of a statement 'addressed by M. Kuznetsoff to the Man- churian Chairman of the Board of the C. E. R. and the Manchurian Government representative there-

сп.

KILLED

CRASH ON THE

LAST LAP.

Berne, Aug. 26.

SERIOUS INDIA FLOODS

GANGES OVERFLOWS AT MANY POINTS.

FERRY RESCUES OF VICTIMS

Calcutta, Aug, 26. Immense damage over a Mr. H. C. Hamilton, one of wide area has been caused peatedly mude representations the most prominent of Bri- by serious floods, which have upon the fact of the failure of the tish racing motorists, was disrupted communications troops to carry out their duties instantly killed in a smash and imperilled the lives of in the Swiss Grand Prix this hundreds of people, who are He declares that the troops afternoon. have not been fulfilling their main function which Is to prevent Mr. Hamilton had born driving bandits from entering the zone of magnificently in an excoedingly the C.E.K. and to secure the safety fast race and has just entered the of the employees of the railway.

last lap of the course when the ARMOURED TRAINS, NOT USED.

The Soviet Government repre- sentative declares that he has re-

but without result,

dianster occurred. Three special semi-armoured

powerful IT Ist

car skidded trains which were specially provid-violently on a bond, ran out of ed to guard the line as the result control and crashed into a tree. of his representations Rre not Mr. Hamilton was taken from being used by the troops,

the, wreckage, but was already dead,

The trouble. does not lie in the incapacity of the military author ities to deal with the bandits, but in their failure to employ their

resources-Reuter,

HITLER AND THE CHURCH

DENIES DRIFT TO PAGANISM

(Special to "Telegraph")

(By Telegraph, copyright. Telegraphie Mon pra · Ordinance, £28. Realved August 17. 8.36 193

each piece of the tree fell and struck one of the spectators, who was sent to hospital with a frac tured skull in a serious condition. The victim of the tragedy was driving a. Maserati entered in the race by Mr. Whitney. Straight

Renter.

REBEL RAIDS IN MANCHURIA

marooned.

The reports of disaster have come from a score of places along the Gnages. Prasad, has sent a telegram to The Congress leader. Rajendra Mahatma Gandhi from Patna, slating that the floods have wash- ed away severni villages and that) here is reason to fear the loss of many lives.

SAAR PLEBISCITE CAMPAIGN

GREAT MASS MEETING AT EHRENBREITSTEIN

OPPOSITION HOLDS RIVAL ASSEMBLY

The Saar plebiscite campaign which is certain to grow rapidly in vigour from now on was opened by Herr Hitler near Coblenz yesterday afternoon when he ad- dressed ag audience of 450,000 people.

An appeal for Franco-German friendship formed one of the main features of the speech, the Fuehrer in- dicating that if France allowed the Saar to go back to Germany without attempting to contest the issue, there would be no grounds for the perpetuation of a feud be- tween the nations.

A rival meeting was proceeding at the same time at Sulzbach and eighty thousand Saarlanders swore to do their utmost to stop the Brown Plague from invading the sa

HITLER SPEECH AT FORTRESS

"We Shall Never. Capitulate"

PLEA FOR FRENCH FRIENDSHIP

No Reason for Eternal Feud.-Hitler

sapes Ordinance, isti.

Herr Hiller inspecting a big Naxi rally in the Rhineland,

HAMBURG FIGHT SURPRISE

SCHMELING BEATS NEUSEL

NINTH ROUND INCIDENT

BUILDING COLLAPSE

FAMOUS MOSQUE IMPERILLED

HUGE MASS OF MASONRY CRASHES

(Special to "Telegraph")

angan. Ordinance, LOVE, Received

Hamburg, Aug. 26. between Max Schmeling, The Telegraph. Copyright.

The long-awaited fight former heavyweight cham pion of the world, and his compatriot, Neusel, ended sensationally to-night."

Al

Istanbul, Aug, 26. The famous mosque of Saint Sophia

was badly There was a huge attendanes shaken yesterday and there for the biggest fight billed in a was grave peril momentarily [German they ranch for many years and of a collapse.

a shock when the bell sounded for the opening of the

Workmen cloaring away debris ninth round and they saw Schmel from the adjoining Law Courts ing walk from his corner to the which were destroyed by fire early contre of the ring, and Neusof keep this year, wore Indirectly respon to la spat

alble.

(Special to "Telugupb")

In an atmosphere of drama, the referee went cross to Neusel and Telegraph Copricht. Telegraphe Keshe was told that Neusel had given

Received August up the' contest.

It is hopeless, said Nousel.. Coblenz, Aug. 20. Over four hundred and fifty

י

:

THE EIGHTH ROUND.

They had demolished two big. walls of the Law Courts when the supporting columns in the base ment collapsed and a huge mass of stone and masonry became difs- lodged and crashed to the ground close to the Mosque, rocking the

Bérlin, Aug. 26. Herr Hitler was given a tumultu-| eus welcome by Nazi crowds when, From Monghyr, it is reported accompanied by Dr. Joseph Goeb that the Ganges is still rising bels, the Minister of propaganda, rapidly menacing thousands of he arrived by motor-boat from people. All the ferry steamers of Cologne at the fortress of Ehren-thousand people were present at the East Indian Railway have breitstein,

Prior to this Schmeling had won old building to ita foundations, the fortress of Ehrenbreitstein to three rounds and Neusel one, the Luckily a strong fron bar wall.. listen to Herr Hitler's speech open-Neither seemed particularly dis-Mosque from destruction-Reuter remainder being remarkably even lacted as a buttress and mayed_the_ ing the Saar plebiselte campaign. tressed. In the eighth round, Special

The enormous audience Included Schmeling, who had been fighting waiting fght, livened up and series of hooks and uppercuts to the face. He had also cut Neusel's eye in the sixth round.

been commandered by the District afternoon to launch the Germpa REAT Coblenz, this' Magistrale to convey refugees to campaign for the return of the places of safety.

Saar in view of the plebiscite

The main line of the Bengal-which is to be taken among the approximately a hundred thousandthrashed his opponent with a North-Western Railway has been population of the region on this residents in the Saar Territory breached between Chapra and issue on January 15 next. Sonepore and the train service has been suspended.-Reuter.

PANHSIEN ATTACKED N.R.A. NOW IN THE

AND LOOTED

Harbin, Aug. 26.

A report from Panhsien, eust

Berlin, Aug. 26. of Harbin, states that the Man- Herr Hitler, referring to the chukuo garrison has been over- church dispute to-day, denied that whelmed by a large force of anti- Manchukuo volunteers who sur Germany is drifting away from prised the town and enveloped it Christianity, and said that. on for several days. the contrary, they had made a

BALANCE

clear cut between politics and day at noon, when an uprising was Council is attempting to

religion..

who had travelled to Ehrenbreit- stein to hear the Fuehrer. :

A THOUSAND YEARS.

In the course of his specek which was brondenst, Herr Hitler

proclaimed:

"If the world outside Germany attacks us it is because we are defending the interest of our poople.

"The international clique want everything that harms us, but I tell the grumblers that nothing will ever tores us down.

GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO SAVE FACE

Washington, Aug. 26. "In no circumstances shall we Mr. Donald R. Richberg, Direc-ever capitulate. The The climax was reached yester-tor of the Industrial Emergency thousand years as they survived German people will survive the next started within the town by anti-|

rethe past."~~Reuter; Manchukuo sympathisers in sup-orderly lines. The Labour Board organise the N.R.A. on more The State would afford protee-port of the force outside.

of the .N.R.A. recently favoured tion to religion II' religion was not)

Taking advantage of the situa- Union aims and also opposed exploited for political purposes town and looted whatever they barrassment to industry, which is

tlon, the besiegers rushed the price-fixing, thus

causing em- Renier Special

could remove from various Man- now kicking. A face-saving an- chukuo Government offices. and nouncement by the Administration, jorgans. They elected a with-in

expected to be promulgated over drawal on Saturday evening.-Cen- the week-end; however blame will tral News,..

continue to be attached to the Government for certain of the N.R.A. policies which have proved to bo unsuccessful.

NULLAH OUTRAGE

TRIAL

MR. R.C.H. LIM FOR DEFENCE

It is understood that Mr. R. C. II. Lim, who conducted the defence of the Chinese accused in the nullah outrage murder trial on his previous

appearances In

the

courts, will again defend accused

RICE LOOTING IN SINYANG

STARVING POPULACE RAID SHOPS

BIRTHDAY OF CONFUCIUS

CEREMONIALS AT CHO-FU

Yanchów, Aug. 27.

A programme of elaborate

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SAAR ALONE.

Herr Hitler; brought an eloquent address to a climax with ai im- pasaloned plea for an understanding between Germany and France.

"We are laying the groundwork,"" he said, "for a lasting peace be tween these two great nations.

The content,was scheduled to go twelve rounds. Schmeling was knock-out.Reuter. awarded the verdict by a technical

US. MONETARY POLICY

MODERN HOMES

IN U.S.

GOOD PROGRESS CAMPAIGN

Washington, Aug. 26.

The Homa modernisation pro- gramme results exceed the conser- vative expectations of the Housing Administration

The Saar question is only re- maining territorial problem be

The railroads are having now France and Germany and BUILDING UP SILVER troubled with falling traffle and in- there is no reason for an eternal feud."

creased expenses. There are.no RESERVE

carly prospects of Government

himself a German as a son return policy will, it is expected, bo re- probable this fall and winter.

He declared that Germany would

ownership of railroads, Some in welcome "everyone who confesses

Washington, Aug. 26. crease in freight rates is probable; The Government's monetary some railroad receiverships ing to his father's house."-United latively conservative for the next Investigation of insurance com-

Presa.

THE OPPOSITION.

ORGANISING-

Eighty Thousand Condemn Hitler

"

Sarrebruck, Aug. 26. Over oighty thousand people

four months. The Treasury

nre

is punies' operations by the Senate procending systematically to build Banking Committee is tentatively

201

Culbertson'

silver

up a

weakness in and Fritz,

exports to meet theserve Gold contemplated. Swan, the dollar will continue. Unified

supervision of all banks' will be

Bought by the Administration.

Experts are studying all possible STOP PRESS

devices to prevent disastrous in-

flation; officials are convinced that

adequate controls are available. Stoan, Cibertano and Fritz.

MORE DOG-BITE INCIDENTS

INDIAN

CONSTABLE A VICTIM Three dog-biting incidents were

Hollywood, Aug. 26. Douglas Fairbanks and Mary' Pickford have suddenly disappear- ed together after a week of joint appearances in' public, det

The gossips are frantic, wonder-

A formidable circle of opinion ceremoniala In-connection with the in Administration circles favours worship of Confucius, commenced attended a counter demonstration the continuance of redactions in early this morning at the Con-to the Hitler meeting. working hours, and an increase in fucian Temple at Chofu, the The opposition gathering was wagen, which moves, it la felt, native town of the ancient ange, would demoralise the cost-struc- the occasion boing the newly fixed organised at Sulzbach by the ture in industry and cause per claimed by the Chinese Govern- Catholics and other supporters of birthday of Confucius as pro-.

Sociallets, Comunists, Roman petuity of the depression. Au Kaifenglu, Aug. 27.

Increase in relief work through-mont with the object of adapting the maintenance of the status quo Soven districts in Southern put the coming winter le foreseen, the Chinese people to the use of the Saar territory.

The huge audience swore in un-reported to the pollen yesterdaying where they are and whether are suffering hardships which cannot fail to affect private Gregorian Calendar.

business..

The Central. Government was son: Thore ip talk of a trade treaty officinis led by Mr. Yeh Cho- Hitler and nover shall the Brown The victim in one case was P. C. whether their absorice indicates

represented by a number of high. "Never shall the Saar return to to catch dogs.

two of them occurring in attempts they are adjusting their business with Brazil in January.

holdings prior to a divorce or chueng. After paying homago at Plague devastate our country." High opinion here sees proe the Confucian Temple, the Govern pects of a 50-cont delinr,

Two Nazis who throw gas-bombs G. C. H. for treatment, after re

Adar Singh, who was sont to the reconciliation United Presa ment delegations laid a wreath at in the crowd were arrested.colving a bite in.trying to catch à If business falls to show a marks tomb nearby.--Central News Router

brown mongrel. The animal, was | sont to: Kennedy,

in the now trial.

Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist Hanan

have been instructed by the Crown from drought, which has caused to act as solicitors for the defence.

In serious shortage of rice supplies.

In Sinyang District, rice prices ara" up to prohibitive levels, placing thousands of poor people on the

DYNAMITE MISHAP

+

Severe injuries were suffered by brink of starvation. On Saturday od seasonal apturn the Govern u villager, Wong Fat, yesterday, night, organised rice looting ment is expected to do something: when ho dropped & stick of curred in the city of Sinyang with however, commentators are now dynamits. Intended for fishing the result that many stores ware;

With his arm almost, severed by During the absence on casual leave Mr.K. Toru of Austin Road, 'purposes, ut Po Kong, Saikung dia- looted before the uprising was too gloomy. It is expected that contact with a chcular saw, Lan Hop, of Mr. H. T. Breaks the Deputy had a very similar experience triet, and it exploded. The man suppressed by troops. The situ- an inflationary boom may develop workman employed on the Hongkong Superintendent and Inspection Oncer with a white dog and wile sont was admitted to blis Governmentation remains serious.-Central at any time.-Star, Guiberison and Shanghal Bank building site was Mr. C. Fitz Hohry will act | Ruwloon Hospital, si: LaIKEWI Civil Hospital,

Fritz.

admitted to the Government Givil Hoperintendent in action to

another dogshito "viotin, IWANO Hospital, yesterday."

other duties.

Itrantor at the Howloon Hospital:

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