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日十三月九

SINGLE COFY 19 CHITS 149.99 PER ANNUM

THE

F.R.O.G., MK. IV MODEL SINGLE SEATER. INTERCEPTER · FIGHTING AEROPLANE Price $6.95 WHITEAWAYS

SMUGGLED CANTON CHINESE KEPT LIKE SLAVES

ODD SECRECY OF INTERNATIONAL GANG NEW ROAD TO JAPAN MANDATE ROUND-UP LIKELY

FOREIGN

- VISITORS

EXCLUDED

•

AERODROMES CONSTRUCTED

ISLAND HARBOURS TO BE CLOSED?

Geneva, Nov. 5. The Japanese representa- tive at the League of Na- tions Mandate Committee, Mr. Ito, when questioned to-| day as to whether foreign planes would be allowed to use the aerodromes built by Japan in the Pacific islands under her mandate, declined to give a definite answer.

Dineussion of the Pacific Islanda mandate report was continued to- day for some two hours in private, following an earlier session at

Mr Ramaay MacDonald is here saun shaking hands with a policeman

who offered the Premier congratula tons on attaining his 68th birthday.

GERMANY

which the same subject and FEARS

the Committee.

Questions were first of all ruined FAMINE

with respect to disbursements of 800,000 yen by Japan for the development of harbours in the islands under her mandate. was further alleged at this stage that nerodromes had been built in the mandated group.

of the

When the Chairman Committee asked whether foreign Zircraft would be allowed to land' there, Mr. Ito would not give ʼn definite answer.

STRICT CONTROL OF SUPPLY

GUARD AGAINST PROFITEERING

BRITAIN TO

MAKE CLAIM

Lennox Simpson Case Sequel

London, Nov. 5

after

Mr. the

Sir John Simon announc ed in the House of Com- Monts to-day that consulation with Lennox Simpson, Government had decided to instruct the Consul Concrai at Harbin to lodge a claim on his behalf, The claim would be placed before the Manchukuo authorities.

Mr. Simpson, it will be recalled, was expelled from Manchukuo because of cer- tain articles he published in ⚫ newspaper.-Reuter,

EVENTS

ROUGH ROAD TO ROMANCE

EX-H.K. STUDENT MAY WED HEIRESS

'SENATOR MCADOO

OBJECTS

HEADS OF BIG RING

ARE KNOWN

BRING ALIENS INTO U.S.

BIC PRICES PAID

FOR PASSAGE

4

(Special to "Telograph")

Cửu Telegraph, Copyright. Telvaraphile Mess supra Ordinancn, 1991. Brevived, November | 8, 11.00 (9.)

New York, Nov. 5. Following the arrest of a number of Chinese when a New | Jersey farm-house was raided, yesterday, Federal Department of Justice officers announced to- day that an international gang was responsible for the smuggl- ing of hundreds of Chinese into the United States.

The Chinese are kept in virtual slavery, they say. The story told by arrested Chinese yesterday that some of their number, when taken ill aboard the smugglers' versel. had been tood overboard, is not the least bit exaggerated, it is) stated. The smugglers trent them with the utmost brutality.

However, Federal officers state that the leaders of the smuggling ring are known and it is pected that there will be several Arrests presently.

ex

CHINA'S HEAVÝ RAILWAY DEBT

Britain Presses For Payment

London, Nov. 5. Although China still owed Great Britain large amounts of money for rail- way construction loans, she was Giving business to British competitors in this fick. Sir John Simon told the House of Commons to-day.

The amounts due from China on July in respect to the Shanghai-Nanking Railway loan and the British portion of the Tientsin. Pukow Railway loan were £790,000 and £2,182,000 respectively, he said. The British Minister to China frequently made representa- tions to the Chinese Govem- ment in this connectioni and would continue to press for full and prompty payment. --Reuter,

WISHART

PIRATE HUNT

AIDS

The Chinese arrested at CO-OPERATION WITH att from $1,000 to $1,500 each to Port yesterday assert that they

CHINESE

DISARMAMENT

Mr. Arthur Henderson, who has sanounced the postponement of the Disarmament Conference, of which

in

ho is President.

JAPAN'S DEFENCE

OPEN DOOR POLICY. NOT VIOLATED

OIL MONOPOLY STATEMENT

Henderson Suggests Treatment

SEPARATION OF SUBJECTS

AIR. REGULATIONS ESSENTIAL

Geneva, Nov. S. A communique Issued by Mr. Arthur Henderson, President of the Disarmament Conference, ex- presses the opinion that it will now be necessary to postpone any attempt to deal with prob- lems of disarmament until atter the beginning of the coming year.

He therefore proposts that cer- talm

questions where agreement is in sight might be incorporated in separate protocols, coming into force singly and without, the Con- ference necessarily having to awalt the completion of the entire convention.

Instances of insasures which might be treated in this manner are the arms traffic question, delay in which makes it possi ble for the Gran Chaco war to continue with heavy losses of life on both sides, the

question of publicity for the work of the Disarmament Conference, and the establishment of a Perman- ent Disarmament. Comm.ssion. The communique. concludes with the suggestion that work zhould be started as soon as pas- Tokyo, Nov. 6.

aible on the very vital question The oil monopoly contemplated of air, regulations and interna

Manchukuo, by which it is tonal control of aircraft con- alleged Japanese investors will struction. Negotiations should bo benefit immensely, constitutes no undertaken at the curliest possible ture netor known, on the screen month rug to be smuggled into the of the C.M.S.N.C. resset Kalio be called discriminatory treat-

violation of the "Open Door moment, he urges. Reuter. There were stories abrond of a

Shortly after news of the piracy Policy" especially since it cannot strangely atrist control in the

cho Vilajumbe, Copyright, Tebgrapho Mesas Ralph Novarro, who figures United States. Japanese mandated group, these net nima

dier, 1993. Getired, Nurember as one of the parties in a broken On this last occasion the Chinese Was received in the Colony yester-ment in favour of Japanese or Chairman sald, and he jointed out!

Berlin, Nov. 5. romance which has caused con-were shipped to Trinidad from day. II.M.S. Wishart was despatch other aliens. that the beat way of onding the It is feared that the people of siderable commotion in the Canton, transferred

ed to Hong Hai Bay where the allegations that foreigners were Germany may face famine condi- United States, was formerly antic coast of the United States.

yensel there and taken up the At- steamer had been taken by the not allowed to visit the islands, or, tinns this winter and the Govern-student of St. Joseph's College. Once again, they were transferred,

pirates. If they were allowed ashore were ment is taking every possible pre Hongkong. He is, moreover, & and stowed in the always kept under the closest aur. caution agamat such an emer-

hold of the veillance, would be to

and the

brother of Mrs. T. M. West, the vessel. remove gency

circumstances these restrictions.

which might arise out of it.

Max Factor demonstrator, well- Mr. Ito pointed out that many of

known in Hongkong, the reports were inclined to be Goerdeler, former Burgomaster of Herr Hitler has appointed Dr. exaggerated and calculated to stir Leipzle.. the National Com miser for the supervision of

STRICT CONTROL..

(Special to "Telegraph")

food prices.

suspicion.

In some instances, he added, the authorities had been obliged to take special measures in the

This is the latest step of the islnads owing to the possibility Government to meet the threatened of local disturbances.

food shortage and to guard againsį The fact that Japanese warships; profiteering on any commodity, were engaged in naval manoeuvres There will be a strenuous effort among the islands al one time made to provent the hoarding of made the presence of foreigners food by "unpatriotic people," there undesirable, he went on.

But he promised to enquire Into It was because of the shortage any specie cases brought to his! of certain foudstuffs that the attention, notably flat of the Government recently decided to Anglican Bishop of Japan who was take control of the rye and wheat not allowed to visit ne island in harvest. -Kenter Special. his diocese. Reuter,

US. WON'T COMMENT.

(Special to "Telegraph")

MORRO CASTLE CHARGE HEARD

OFFICERS DENY 'NEGLIGENCE

(Special to "Telegraph")

It is now revealed that Rafael Lopez de Onate, the motion pic-the gune in Canton more than a

to another

AWFUL TREATMENT,

The Japanese apparently are contending that Japanese capital is not involved in the monopoly, company's operation.

YOUNG EARL TO MARRY

IMPORTANT SOCIETY

ENGAGEMENT

(Special, to "Talograph"} Elly Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphie Neo-

London, Nov. 5. .

The memorandum adds that mura Orlínaner. 1834. Recaived, November

This was the sense of a Japanese memorandum issued to-day In The Wishart is patrolling in the Britain and the United States over

reply to the protests from Great! vicinity of the say sending morul, the proposed monopoly. support to the Chinese authorities. who are handling the situation,

Full details of the piracy, have It seems they had little to eat and nnt yet been received." De Onate had fallen in love with drink and suffered in the stole air

The Hayo was pirated by 12 Ellen McAdoo, 19-year-old daugh of the dark interior of the vessel. pirates at about 9 a.m. on Sunday ter of Senator William G. McAdoo When four of their number became morning and was taken by the and the grand-daughter of the Intell they were thrown overboard. pirates to Sami Point. Three men Japan understands that Manchu-| the couple had intended to President Woodrow Wilson, and It is the custom of the smugglers were taken on and the Kaho left married last month.

beto land the Chinese in some isolated the Bay presumably for Swatow

spot and then communicate with yesterday morning. their friends 1 relatives Objections ware, however, raised demand further payments above chew, Amoy and Swatow, by the girl's family, her father those already minde. Sometimes

The vessel trades between and

announcing that he would stop all they receive large amounts. her allowances and cut her offwhile, the Chinese "cargo" remains without a penny if she married De in quarters fit only for animals, Onate.

Kenurully closely confined, but Mr. William S. Neblett, Jaw Hometimes forced to work without partner of Senator Me Adoo, apenk-Pay and without proper food. ing for the family, said he hadj It is recalled that some time ago dingovered that De Onale's average the Canadian authorities got wind annual earnings for the past five of a vessel off Vancouver Island

years were less than $1,000, where as Miss McAdoo had been spend

at least $10,000 a year.

MARRIAGE PROBLEM.

Mean-

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS PROGRESS

kuo pays as much consideration y The engagement is announced possible to the interests of foreign to-day of the Earl of Birkenhead to merchants, and for this reason the Honourable Sheila Berry," Poo-advises the British and American second daughter of Lord and Lady

foil interests which have protested Camrose.

against what they consider unfair Lord Camrose of hong Cross (a treatment to open negotiations the first baran and was formerly with the Manchukuo oil operatora, culitor-in-chief of the Daily Tele- -Reuter,

graph and Sunday Times. Lord and Lady Camrose have four sons

four daughters.

Trans-Atlantic Plans which was supposed to be carrying In Hand about 200 Chinese "omigrants, all of them women. What became pt them was never known, but it

London, Nov. b. is presumed that they were landed

Imperial Airways Trans-Atlantic Recently. De Onate applied for eluded the watchful authorities close and continuing research, were Rome where on the Pacific coast and air service plans, prepared after marriage licence to officiate of either on the Canadian or Ameri- referred to, but not disclosed, by tiverside County, Califorala, but can side of the border.United the Chairman, Sir Eric Goldes, at he was informed that he would Press. have to ale proof that he was not Malayan or Caucasian.

Subsequently, it was rumoured

that

licence and marry without deiny, Vegas, Now Mexico, to obtain al the couple might claps to Las

carried out:

ARIYOSHI GOES NORTH ́·

Nanking, Nov. 6.

the

rango

and

MISSION TO MANCHUKUO

SIMON AGAIN DEFINES STATUS

(Special to "Telegraph")

(lly Tarazénk, Cosyright. Telegraphis Mer sages (ordinäres, £89). Recaired, November!

London, Nov. 5,

Lord Centrose still retsing his interest in the Daily Telegraph, la chairman of the Allied Newspapers, Ltd., and fa also financially In- terested in the Financial Times, Amalgamated Press, and other. publishing concorna.

The young Earl of Birkenhead is

the second holder of the titie, wass Lorn in 1907 and succeeded bis father in 1030.-Reuter Special.

BRITISH STOCKS

BOOM

CONSOLS HIGHEST SINCE 1909

London, Nov. 5. There was a further rise in the British Government the lend of War Loan 8% per

fly Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphin Myan mayes Ordinance, 14#1. Reeved, November

8.37 .m.)

Washington, Nov. 5. Officials of the State Department side-stepped inquirios as to the position of the United States con- cerning Japan's status in

annual meeting. He stated, how- the Pacific Islands under Tokyo's

aver, that as result of their re- mandate. The qucation, is regard-

search, they were about to order, ed as highly technical and not,

under agreement with

the one on which comment should be pra ordinaner, 1191. Received, November

fly Telegraph. Copyright. Teprophie

Air Ministry, aircraft which The Government has received no: m-in.

should provide

a protesta from the Government of Mr. Phillips, acting Secretary of

Washington, Nov. 5.

but this intention has not yet been Mr. Ariyoshi, Japanese Minister ments of the route, more satisfactish Industries trade mission which

paying lond to most the require-China respecting the Federated Bri State, declined. to discuss the Captain William F. Warms.

to China, is proceeding to Peking torily than anything yet projected. recently visited Manchukuo, stated

· Geneva “reports of Japan had closed two Inlanda' which was lost with terrible toll Onate says he has evidence to men from Shungal, and 18 they would be in position to cotab- Commons to dny, replying to quits securities this afternoon, under

charges that acting master of the Morro Castle,

Regarding his nationality, Deby train. He passed here

this Without wishing to convey the idea Sir John Simon in the House of price of of life when fire broke out show that he was born in Manila immediately continuing his trip to lieli a Trans-Atlantic service be- tioners. date are the Mariana Cartine and night, pleaded not guilty when is not a Filipino. Both his mother trip and declared that he was to solution of the problem. Mean-servations made by the Chinese Consuls 175 per cent, moved 11⁄2 The falands under Japan's man- mysteriously in the middle of the of sulistantial Spanish parents and the North. He donied that any fore the next, annust meeting, he, However, in view of certain ob- cent, which closed ut · 106%

significance attached to his present said they were determined charged with negligence before and father were Spanish and his inspect Legallon affairs only while a substantial increase in Legation in London when the mis- to 33%, the highest sluce 1909, and the United States Steamboat alster, Mercedes, is married Inspection Service Board to-day, Thomas M. West, Manila impor

There were five charges of ter

speed and frequency on the existing sion called on the Mauchukue Gov-local loans rose to 96, the highest nogligence in various matters

routes may be expected. against him, and he was arraigned Mr Noblatt's statement about De Friends of the actor said, that

|ornment, he wished to emphasise since 10102 that the mission was entirely on the fall in Treasury bill rates and The market was Influenced by with four, other officers.

NIGHT FLYING PROBLEM. political

ffical and unofficial, he said, - Onate's Income from the scroon was misleading, for while pvor a

Sir Eric Geddes sald-the time Questioned as to the Govern- Ing banks- decision, to reduce,

1

by the announcement of the clear mrla, at 2.15 pm.. on October 18.

period of five years his pay has the Pacific

The anticyclone is passing into was approaching when their major ment's intentions, the Foreign after Thursday next, for a trini to the north-east of fleet would be replaced by faster Minister sald that there was no period of three months, the mfal 123 Noronha, of 209 Prince Ed-revoked altogether. The trial in anneared in 14: Spanish language forming over NW China Local to reproduce in normal commercial

thought at the moment of raising, mum charge for "short leans - Award Road, appeared on a similar not under criminal jurisdiction talking pictures indijas several has forecast-N.E. winds, moderate; service the speeds achieved in the China to that of an embassy one half per cent British Wire fumm.ons and was also fined $10. -- United Press and Router

cloudy.

| (Continued on Paon. 7.), neuter,

harbours to foreign ships.**

Marshal Group.-United Press.

Before Mr. E. 1. Wynne-Jones at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning, W. Bushner, of 63, Cumberland Road, "was 'summoned for allowing his dog abroed in Cumberland Rond without

The hearing will go forward to determine whether the officera

to

Central News.

WEATHER REPORT

On admitting the offiner herreng Bred eonces should be 'suspended or been small, more recently he has Japan and another anticyclone is aircraft, without, however, hopinge status of the British legation in (against bills:from one per contitog

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