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ARMS COSTS KEEP ENGLAND'S WELCOME TO MOVE

NATIONS POOR

RECOVERY

BEYOND

REACH

MUNITIONS MUST BE

CONTROLLED

NYE WARNS THE WORLD

(Spacias to Talograph")

(De Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphie Blen age Ordinonce, 1891. Reesired, September 17. 1.07 .m.)

Washington, Sept. 16. Senator Nyc, Chairman of the Committee of Inquiry which is investigating the recent contracts of Ameri- can munitions manufac- turers, has issued a state.

NEW MANCHUKUO ARMY OF WOMEN

Training For Air Defence Work

Mukden, Sept. 16.

A novel organisation, call- ed the Manchukuo Women's Society for National Defence, is being promoted by leading Japanese-Man- chukuo officials.

An effort is being made to enlist members from among the families of Man- chukuo officials, and others. Up to present; over 2,000 women have been enlisted.

The society will mainly confine itself to the training of members in air defence work.-Central News.

JAPAN'S

ment scouting the possibility PEACE

of war, as a result of the

revelations of his probing, GESTURE

He has urged patience until

the inquiry ends.

to

He asks the nations hold their tempers until they know the facts of the muni- tions trade.

"If anyone wants to fight, it will be against their own mer- chants who have been profiting through a business which consiste of arming friend against friend, and building up fear and suspicion among the nations."

ALLAYING BORDER

TENSION

COMMISSION TO END DISPUTES

Tokyo, Sept. 17.

PRINCESS MARINA

Princou Marina of Greece, who received a glamorous welcoms

on her arrival in England, is hare ison (left) with her sister, Princes

Elizabeth.

CHINESE CHARGED WITH VENGEANCE SLAYING

CONSTABLE TO TELL OF HEARING ACCUSED PRAYING AT SCENE OF CRIME

GREETED BY CHEERING THRONGS

FLOWERS STREWN IN CAR'S PATH

GAY SERENADE

(Special to "Telograph")

(Dy. Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphis Monr anges Ordinance, teas. Received. September 17.50 4.m.)

London, Sept. 16.

U.S.

DUNLOP

provides the

greatest possible

TYRE ECONOMY

TO BREAK

STRIKE

FURTHER VIOLENCE EXPECTED

TROOPS STAND BY IN SOUTH STATES

TWO SLAIN IN MINE RIOTS

New York, Sept. 16. Attempts to break th American. textile strike aft mills of the

the

Enormous crowds lined the

Senator LaFollette, leader of the reopen route whole

Victoria from

new Progressive party in the United Station to York House when States, will seek re-election in Wis- Southern States under the Princess Marina, accompanied by cousin and hopes to rally the Liberal protection of armed troops Prince George who met her at elements of both old parties to his will be made to-night by the station, drove through the

city today.

When the Prince and Princess

arrived at York House and had

banner.

waved cheerfully to the throng New Party vanished into the residence, a In U

which followed them, and then

serenade was set up in the street

.until appeared together at a window and smilingly waved again.

which continued

A similar demonstration occurr-

Elections

ed on the departure of the royal TEST OF STRENGTH

couple for. Balmoral, where they will with Their Majestics the

DOUBLE MURDER IN SHAMSHUIPO stan. The station

The murder of a young man

and woman, living together as BULLION SENT

man and wife, in a Shamshuipe flat on July 21, was recalled at the Criminal Sessions this morning, when Keung Chu-pan,

A definite attempt to re-aged 22, who described himself

SZECHUEN

REHABILITATION

OF CURRENCY

platform was packed with people for its whole length. TO Princess Marina leaned from her "As the train pulled away, called and carriage window "Thank you," and waved continu- ally until the platform was lost to view. The crowd cheered all the time.

CEREMONY DROPPED.

Nanking, Sept. 17.

IN WISCONSIN

(Special to "Telegraph")" Top Telidrabk, Copyright. Telegraphic Me Bauer Ordinance, 111. Recriced, September

17. 11.5 1.m.)

mill-owners, and the pro spects of further violenc disturbs the centres cerned.

con

Four thousand militia men hav been mustered for strike aorviel in different parts of Georgia.

In North and South Carolina 2,000 National Guardsmon" art ready to escort strike-breakera ti work.

At Birmingham, Alabama, tw negroes were killed and severa others were injured in labour riot: In which 2,000 men fought with police..

The sheriff of the county h sent an urgent request to Governo B. A. Miller to send troops once. The riot grew out of coa mine wages dispute.

Madison, Wis., Sept. 16. The appearance of the new Progressive Party, headed by the two brothers, Senator Robert M.

'PROPOSAL REJECTED. and ex-Governor Phillip La-

Meanwhile, In New York, labour Senator Nye predicted that the move cause for frontier ten-as u Christian, faced the capital

Follette, is causing some appro leaders have rejected the silk world would roulise shortly the sion between Japan and charge.

The case for the Crown was con-

Princess Marina's arrival was hension in the political camps of textile manufacturors' proposal to need of curbing the armaments Soviet Russia was announced ducted by Mr. J. A. Fraser, Assis- The final consignment of silver marked by the complete absence the old parties."

silk factory workers that the business.

was bars, valued at $5,000,000, is being of any ceremonial. She and

The Progressives face their Arst decision for a sympathetic strike "Government regulations of this from the Foreign Office here tant Attorney-General, who

** instructed by Mr. W. J. Lockhart; } sent to Chungking by the Ministry Prince George affectionately""um-test in Wisconsin state primaries on should be submitted to the N.R.A industry," he declared, "is the to-day.

Smith. Accused was defended by of Finance, thus completing the braced when they met, and the Tuesday.

for arbitration. It appears tha only ablation of this dangerous!

The former Governor, Mr. Phil- the silk industry, too, will suffer The spokesman declared that Mr. Hin-shing Lo, who was In total amount of $10,000,000 with party was conducted to the royal

promised to waiting room, from where they lip La Follette, will oppose Governor from the textile workers' walk-ou problem."

Japan would possibly suggest the ructed by Messrs. G. K. Hall which the Ministry

supply the Szechuen Government in drove to York House,

Robert M. LaFollette in seeking re-and that nothing can prevent the extension of Article Nine of the

Women along the route threw election. The accused was charged with order to enable it to rehabilitate the

further spread of the strike. Portsmouth Treaty to cover the Manchuria-Siberia border.

the murder of Keung Wal-lan, aged currency system of the province-bouquets of flowers in the path of The Progressive believe that if Reuter.

the royal car which stopped they are successful in their first At the present time the Ports-26, and a suggestion by the Crown was Central News.

that it was a crime passionel, the

especially to allow a Greek Girl race, it may mark the beginning of Guide to hand a bouquet through a new national aligament, consist- and Japan at the conclusion of

ing of the Liberal forces of both old the Russo-Japanese War, prohibits one time lived with the woman sergeant went upstairs leaving ac-

Interviewed both nations maintaining armed

eused in the charge of the con- Princes Marina eaid only: "It is algas of restlessness, and even re- forced along or in the vicinity of

stable.

PRAYED ALOUD.

so hot I can scarcely believe this | volt,-United Presa. the Korea-Siberia frontier.

RETARDING RECOVERY. Senator Nye aded that mun- tions-makera

retarding dopends

were

Brution.

.

economic recovery, because, he mouth Treaty, signed by Russia accused being alleged to have at Davis what had happened. The the window to the Priestone, parties, in which there have been)

and

pointed out, recovery

balanced budgets, upon balanced budgets are made im possible by the mounting costs of war preparation.

EUROPEAN P.C. INJURED

The Japanese spokesman added that Japan would probably sug-

GESTURE TO CHINA.

Kéung Wai-lan.

NO DOUBLE CHARGE.

case in opening the

for the

Crown, the Assistant Attorney-

nt

I att can be the English climate. In spite of the suggestion of the

The constable would say that looking forward to my first visit Committee head, that there would be further and more startling ex-gest that a Mixed Commission be General told the jury that although whilst he was watching accused to Scotland."-Router Special, posures at the inquiry, well-formed to deal with all frontier the case had do with the murder he spoke a prayer aloud in the

CHEERED AT FOLKESTONE. ~ informed observers predicted that matters, including such incidents of two persons, at about the same following words: "I am deserving

London, Sept. 16. as have recently created unrest time and in almost similar circume of death. I have killed two per- the investigation would lead no- where-United Press.

and ill-feeling between the two tances, the Crown had decided to sons because they have forcibly

Large crowds welcomed Prin- bring only one charge, that being taken away my wife. Notwith- cess Marina wherever she came in nutions.

the killing of the woman Koungstanding my death I will commit England to-day, Wat-lum. There were certain ad-my soul to the hand of Jesus When she arrived from Parls in The Foreign Office also an-vantages, he said, to be secured Christ. My Lord Jesus, I have the afternoon, accompanied by her nounced that Japan would shortly from such a course. One was that committed the most serious crime parents, 5,000 persons were despatch a satisfactory note to the jury only had to make their of all. I am deserving of death." gathered at the Folkestone pier China in reply to Nanking's note decision on one charge. Another, In a statement made later, ac-to greet her. They cheered and of protest regarding the deporta- of course, was that the accused had cused said among other things shouted a welcome to England. tion of 72 Chinese workers, Reu, not got to defend two murder that he bought a knife and “On Extra police were summoned to charges at the same time. The the same night I went to kill both deal with a crowd of 10,000 inside jury would therefore see that the of them. There were many other and outside Victoria Station, course was eminently fair. It was things made me angry. For the Prince George' waited on the the only one in fact the law in prosent I am not quite well enough platform as the train pulled in.— practice allowed.

to speak and explain clearly." Continuing, Mr. Fraser, said that according to the Crown case, it appeared that, accused had made Counsel for the defence said he BANDITS his entrance to the house from would challenge the translation of No. 241 which was under recon- these statements. In the state- ANOTHER struction at the time, and vacant,ment he submitted that sentences He had got on to the roof and should read "On the same night I tied a rope there which enabled went and killed both of them....I him to reach the kitchen from was bolling with rage."

Struck From Behind By Motor Car

A motor mishap in which a received in- European constable Jurles necessitating his removal; to hospital occurred at Wanchat! in the early hours of this morn-; ing.

ter.

REHABILITATION

IN KIANGSI

DR. EDDY PRAISES GOVERNMENT WORK

Poking, Sept. 16.

[

TO BE CHALLENGED.

which he went into the cubicle. Dr. R. S, Begbie, assistant Gov-

Accused was not charged with killing two persons, though the jury tight find that he killed the

man as well as the woman.

ACCUSED'S FALL.

escape,

Reuter.

WRECK TRAIN

DRIVEN OFF BY GUARDS erament bacteriologist, testified that stains on the knife produced

Harbin, Sept. 17. to him contained human blood.

Despite strict precautions takon Dr. J. T. Smalley, Senior Medical by guards, bandit activities along Officer at Kowloon Hospital, said the Chinese Eastern Railway show that when admitted at 4.46 am. no signs of abating. They take ne- on July 21, accused had an arterial advantage of the full growth of

SURVEY OF U.S. CONDITIONS

་

ROOSEVELT APPROVED.

CURRENCY AGREE.... Washington, Sept. 16. MENT NOT IN SIGHT

·Senator J.. Hamilton Lewis, De- mocrat, Chicago, said to-day that

Washington, Sept. 16. the Maine elections, the recont Business volume is now at the primaries, had shown that the low of the year, with the trade nation

of President trend still downward in most of approves Rooyavelt and his New Deal the key lines. September probably Policies.-United Press.

marks the low point of the year, and while October is likely to be alightly better, improvement will

are still the dominant market factor.

EUROPEAN FOUND he very slow. Political influences

POISONED

FORMER CUSTOMS

EMPLOYEE

Formerly employed in the Chinese Maritimes Customs, Mr. John Ryder Randall, aged 66, n native of Plymouth, residing at Morrison Hill Rond, was at 1. p.m. yesterday discovered auffering from the effects of drinking Condy's crystals.

He was attended to by Dr. Bunje and later removed to the mant Civil Hospital.

The Government has not made any plans for further devaluation of the dollar.

Government control of bank credit will be tightened to force the

expansion of bank loans. It is expected that bank profits will br meagre.

The N.R.A. transition and re- organisation will take at least six montha.

fading perceptibly on a national Although the textile strike s scale, a final settlement is not yet in sight,

No international agreement on Govern-currency stabilisation is in sight but negotiations may be started after the November elections Swan, Cidbertson and Fritz.

GIRL'S FATAL FALL

THE AUSTRALIAN ELECTION

A brief police report of the incident states that P. C. Fitz- patrick was on patrol duty at 2 o'clock this morning in Wanchai

Dr. Sherwood Eddy arrived here Rond when he was knocked down from behind by a private motor to-day from Nanchang by air after completing an extensive tour of "The car. No. 1497, was driven districta recently recovered from by Mr. T. Cranston, of the Hong the hands of the Rods in Kiangal, In a speech delivered before n kong Jockey Club stables.

P. C. Fitzpatrick received in-large audience here, he said he juries to his chin and right leg, was impressed favourably by the

When making his and he was Inter taken to the progress with which rehabilita Government Civil Hospital. The ton work was being conducted in cused fell among some pots and wound in the leg and other cute kaoliang now and conceal them-

4 naaty Kinngal,

his course was marked by a trail and contusiona.

selves whenover, they meet with During his sojourn at Nan of blood from

Dr. J. B. Mackie, who said ho Manchukuo troops," his leg. cut coashlered

in chong, he had had an interview When he came from a side road in- had done over 6,000 post mortems Yesterday another freight train with the notorious leader, Kung to Prince Edward Road he on- whilst he had been at Kowloon, was wrecked near Imianpo when

LYONS GETS CLEAR Ho-chung, who recently surrender-countered Sergeant Davis who described the wounda on the rails were pulled up by bandita. ed to the Governmont Army and asked him what he was doing,

A breast and chest of the deceased The bandits engaged in a brush

Chinese girl, aged four

MAJORITY________ has been appointed by General Accused said: "There has been persons and said these wounds with the guards before retiring. years, foll whilst climbing a water Chiang Kal-shek as councillor of a fire and I

pipe outside 3, Ponnington Road, foot" have cut

had caused their death. It was-Central News.

Melbourne, Sept. 17 the Nanchang Anti-Red Head-

Wanchal, yesterday morning and Nanking, Sept. 17.

The final, result of the Federal The sergeant tied up the injured possible for a determined person Mr. Sun Fo. President of the quarters. Central News.

foot and not being altogether to strike both of them as they lay)

received severe head injuries Election United Australia from which she died on her way Party, 86; Country Party, 185 Legislativo Yuan, is proceeding to

satisfied with the explanation, sent | sido by aldo very quickly, The rainfall registered at the Royal accused to the police station in a Formal evidence-

of plane of Kaling this morning for the pur- Observatory for the 24 hours ended

The Manila Observatory, report to the Tung Wah Hospital. Federal Labour, 18; State Labour pose of submitting a report to at 10 a.m. to-day totalled 1.06 inches. ricksha. On the way they passed the vicinity were given by Mring at 8.40 a.m. to-day, states that The girl, who lived at 5, Pen- 8. Thus Mr. Lyons in assured o General Chiang Kai-shek on his This brings the year's total to 91.20 the scene of the killing and a H. J. Boat, of the P.W.D.

the typhoon la situate about 131nington Road, was playing with a majority without the aid of the

Lat. moving. W.NAW

Country Party ----Rester. Lether children when she fell.

injuries, although of

not character, Are vcrioue.

SUN FO REPORTS

A

my

TYPHOON WARNING

DIES ON WAY TO

HOSPITAL ·