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一拜歳 號九十月一十英港香

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19,

1934.

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ECONOMY

LEAGUE MOVES TO STOP GRAN CHACO WARFARE

BELLIGERENTS

ARE WARNED

DISCRIMINATORY

ARMS EMBARGO

THREE MONTHS TO MAKE DECISION

PEACE PARLEY URGED

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. Received, Nov. 19, 8.21 aon.)

Geneva, Nov. 18.

The machinery of the League of Nations is moving at top speed to settle the Gran Chaco dispute, which has now become more complicated and which threatens to embroil other South American States in a war which has been carried on for more than two years already. There are alarming reports that the Argentine is moving troops to the frontier to meet Bolivian forces which have turned towards the border following a Paraguayan victory.

The Special Committee Reporting to the Assembly on the Gran Chaco dispute suggests that a neutral supervisory committee of six be appointed to enforce the cessation of hostilities and create a neutral zone, behind which neither side is to construct fortifications and to which no further supplies of war material shall be brought.

The Committee recommends that within one month of these mènsures being carried out.

peace treaty | negotiations shall be opened at a conference between the belliger- ents. A two-month me limit shall be allowed this conference to reach a decision.

The Committee's report, which approving the action of certain member nations of the League in respect to an arms embargo against the belligerent states, suggests that if one party to the dispute accepts the Assembly's recommendations and the other. does not, then the embargo on arma may be raised in respect to the country which accepted the League's recommendations.

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LIKE LYTTON REPORT

The Committee's repert sembles in outline the famous Lytton Report on the Sino-Japan-i ese hostilities which terminated in' the declaration of the independ ence of Manchuria (Manchukuo).

It is generally held, however, that this report includes recommen- | intions which show an appreciable: improvement on the Latton Report, wing to the experience which has been gained by examination of the

PRESS COMES INTO LINE

Dependable Nazi” "Instrument"

Berlin, Nov. 18. The sum of £16,000 has .been set aside by the Government to train young journalists along Nazi lines. it was announced at the first annual convention of the German press, fathered by Herr Goebbels. Minister of Propaganda,

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The convention was great success from Herr Goebbels point of view. He telegraphed to President Hitler to the effect that the German press was now a de- pendable instrument of the National Socialist State.-- Reuter.

Far Eastern dispute from the TROOPS MOVED. TO

aspect of international law,

The fixation of time limits for the decision and report of various bodies studying the problem is a new step, and has won approval.

MORE OPTIMISM

YIYANGKOW PASS

Pacific Vision Air Route Network Across Pacific

Vision Of U.S. Firm

This mighty "Brazilian Clipper" amphibian, which will make an experimental flight to China, has four 750-horsepower motors and can carry 42 passengers, five crew members, and 2,000 pounds of mail and express.

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Possible air routes

Map shows the proposed flight route to be taken by the "Brazilian Clipper" and other probable routes for transpacific traffic. Note particularly the great saving in time which air, travel would afford over prjeant transportation.

LULL IN FIGHTING

FURTHER PLANS FOR RED. WAR

FUKIEN LEADER SEES CHIANG

Nanking's Defences

FLAW IN GUARD SYSTEM

LITTLE WARNING OF AIR ATTACK

Nanking, Nov. 15. A mock air raid carried out here

GIANT PLANES FOR CHINA RUN

TEST FLIGHT

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FACTIONS FIGHTING

JOBLESS INVADE

CALIFORNIA

TROUBLE FOR MERRIAM

(Special to "Telegraph”)

By Telepraph. Copyright, Talagrasklo ·Mem anger Ordinance, 1891. Rrevised. November

Washington, Nov. 18.

The United States elections having been concluded, the party factions have, now turned "their guns on опе another. The Democrats are fighting the in- evitable battle for the speaker- ship. In California, where the Republican machine put Governor Merriam in office, there is apt to be trouble of a serious nature owing to the tremendous influx. of unemployed, hoping to benefit from the various promises of re- lief from federal and stalo

sources.

The Democratic Party, with its

TO big congressional majority, expects

INAUGURATION ONLY MATTER OF WEEKS

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. Received, Nor, 19, 8 a.m.)

Bridgeport, Conn., Nov. 18. Trans-Pacific, as well as trans-Atlantic mail and passenger mail services, are now a matter of only weeks away, according to officials of the Pan-American Air- ways, largest of the United States air service operators, a company which has already linked the two American continents..

the most bitter battle for the speakership. The winner will need 161 votes and at the present time Senator James F. Byrnes and Congressman Samuel Rayburn, for the past tw

years Speaker of the House, are leading.

Others who are in the running are Senator John Bankhead. Con- gresanian John Bankin and Con. gressman James Mead.

The divergence of views within the party is probably no better exemplified than in this heated Alght for the Speakership, held up- til recently by the late Senator Raines.

"REPUBLICAN-CAUTION-

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In California, meanwhile, Republicans are cautiously feeling out the unemployment and financial problems. Governor Merriam, Republican, who defeated the New Deal-sponsored radical, Mr. Upton. Sinclair, has adopted a silent attitude. There is not yet very mich mention of campaign pro- mines.

The California administrators seldom talk. of the unemployment probleni, which WA8 11 leading campaign saue and which

con-

tinues to grow in importance in the stute. They say: problem. Our $24,000,000 bond

"Unemployment is

federal

A preliminary schedule of the proposed America-China-Japan service includes "Hongkong on the route. The service will be maintained by enormous, four-engined flying boats, built by Sikorsky, and carrying fuel which will allow them an average flying range of 3,000 miles or more. They will be able to carry some 40 passengers as well as 2,000 pounds of mail and express. The second big four-engined, four 750-horsepower Hornet en- Sikorsky flying boat, bullt by Pan-gines, is capable of carrying 2,000 American Airways for trans-oecan pounds of mail and express, 42 flights, has just been completed, passengers, and a crow of five, It

This machine will be fitted up as is a Sikorsky built ship, with issue, approved at the elections, will be sufficient to handle the gross, weight of HD tons.

until Recently, with Col. Charles A. atate's end of the burden pilots, pleked for the job, will Lindbergh in charge, the "Brazil next summer."

ian Clipper" made

The unemployed of all America der is giving both sides interesting flaws in connection with formance under all Borta

In spite of Mr. Sinclair's defeat. breathing spare.

the defences of the city.

as 190 miles an hour and averaged Mr. Sinclair and his supporters flying conditions. General Chiang Ting-wen, Com-- In the

158 miles an hour. Enough fuell first place, the cupital

First tests will be carried out was left to go another 300 miles. That certain reforms would

fnd made promises to the electors mander of the Anti-Red Forces in could not be given sufficient ad-from Miami, Florida, over the

This promises well for the long carried out in California, if he Fukien, arrived here by ale last vance warning of the Impending Atlanti atzch Caribbean Sca. evening in order to hold a con-assault. Secondly, It required Ave Later the big Sikorsky will barst leg of the contemplated ex were elected. That started the in- ference with Marshal Chiang Kai- minutes to shut down the electric town to California where similar periment across the Pacifle. ahek on future plans for the supply from the

power plant. Lests will be made "preparatory rehabilitation of the recovered in trad of only two.

to the actual Inauguration of us- Nicksha coolies, however, resperimental fights

Nanchang, Nov. 19.

A temporary lull in the anti-Red;

a training ship for trans-ocean ex- perimental flights. Pan-American

non-stop

warfare on the Hunin-Kwangtung on Saturday that revealed several now test the plane and Ha per night of 1,250 milen, flew as fast/Beem to he flocking into California,

Peking, Nov. 19.- A movement of Japanese garrison Itroops along the Great Wall basareas.

again aroused the susplelon of the

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Vision of the jobless; and Mr. FIVE STOPS ON WAY

Sinclair believes that Governor Merriam has added stimulus to the Tentative plans are to fly the influx by proposing the $24,000,000 The Reds are more hard pressed pondet nobly to the request for Pacific." Pan-American officials, ship from either Los Angeles or hand Issue for the relief of the The odds are now believed to Chinese. About 1,000 Manchukua since they have lost Yutu and the co-operation, entering into the have announced.

Francisco to Honolulu, unemployed. That, coupled with he tlint the belligerents. will

and are spirit of the experiment. They ex

distance of 2,400 miles, then 1,300 the federal assistance which will troops suddenly appeared at Yiyang.Surrounding districts

be accept the report which is to be kow Pass, last Saturday and have penned in the lately seized terri-tinguished their lights instantly, January, it is expected.

miles to the Midway lalands, 1.300 he forthcoming, is enough to bring submitted for the approval of the taken up station there. They ap tory of Hunan.

and crept into sheller quietly. The

to Wake Island, 1,300 to Guam, the jal-hunters from every corner League Assembly on Tuesday, pear to have arrived from Link that the Human Government forces were quick to respond to the alarm A report from Changsha states poorer quarters of the city, too,

1,400 to Manila, and finally 750 to of the country, he says.--United The recommendations point out yuen, Jellel,

Hongkong.

PICAH, that neither party to the dispute

Mr. Juan T. Trippe, President | The Japanese garrison force at garrison troops for the encircle-silent when the bombers came of Pan-American Airways, an from either Los Angeles or San

have arranged with the Cantonese signal. The whole city was very

The total distance of 8,450 miles, fulfilled its obligations under Lengkow has also been increased: Article XI of the Lenguo of

nounces that Meanwhile, the reported retroces unant, whose main strength is

iment of the Reds in Southern across.

an experimental Nations' Covenant: Acceptance of sion of Malanyu to the Chinese located at Linwu. Chia-ho and

The raid demonstrated, above all fight will be undertaken shortly Francisco, Mr., Trippe says, might

between the

be made in three days and three United States and} the recommendations would re-Government has not materialised. Yungming. The Reds appear to be else, the need for a better organised china, to establish the practic-i nights. concile this breach of the Cover Necessary arrangements have not awaiting opportunity to slip into manoeuvres on a large scale will ability of regular air transport

net-work of look-out posts. Similar]

Once the practicability of trans- ant, however.

|been completed; thus necessitating The League's recommendations further postponement, the Man-weichow

be held shortly--Reniør.

across the Pacific. The first pacific flying is established, the flight will probably be made in prospects for expansion of regular

New York, Nov. 17.. must be accepted by both sides in chukuo authorities claim-Central Kwangsi border town. Central

News.

January next.

air routes to the Orient would be

Bob Oll of New York, won the their entirety, the report addsNews.

YUTU CAPTURED

world's Reuter Special

Pacific flights have been made tremendous.

light-heavyweight boxing The brigantine, "Romance," built to the order. of Captain Nanking, Nov. 19,

EP. Green, before, to be sure. But all, hereto The present five-day, trip to championship Inst night when he out pointed the holder, Maxie Roadn Reports from Nanchang state formerly of the Empress of Asia, is fore, have been confined to mili- Hawaii could be cut to 16 hours, Stoom, in a poor, and, uneventful-15+ · that Government troops yesterday to be launched nt A. King's Slipway tary or private planes cleared of at a cruising speed of 150 milos an round contestRouter,

All extraneous load and with hour over the distance of 2,400 additional tanks of gasoline and miles. oll to assure succosa of the flights forces, is due in the capital vory over the wide expanse of sen.

REDUCTION IN TIME.

Tait's " Manila - Camiya) was “ thờ scene of an socidental shooting affair, shortly, pasalbly to-morrow, for n This time, however, Pan-Ameri

The fast Oriental express liners when a shot from an air gun at oná conference

with Government can'e Intest colossus of the air, plying between Tokyo sud of the bootha, hit à Chinese woman. loaders on the Communist situation the ""Brazilian Clipper," or S-42) Vancouver make the run 10 Lak Sluling, in the left thigh. The Nanking, Nov. 19. in his province. Ho Intends to will make the Pacific flight prac- days, which would be reduced to women was removed to the Kowloon Hospital, where she received, treak- return to Szechuan as soon as the tically as a regular transport. (Continued on Page 4.)

ment, the Injury being serious, mander-in-chief of the Szechuan discussions are completed. Reuter. This buge amphibian, powered by

TYPHOON FILIS UP,

The antleyclone has agalu in- erensed in intensity and hus ex-

NEW PROVINCE

OF MANCHUKUO

via Chuenchow, #

captured the city of Yutu, în Southern Kinngal, which has been In the hands of Communist forces since 1980--Reuter.

SZECHUEN POSITION.

Chungchun, Nov.18, tended southward, pressure boing| A new province has been created highest over the Lower Yangtse by Manchukua in the western Valley. The depression has move area of Liaoning Province with ed eastward to the north-east of over twenty districts under Ita Hokkaido. The typhoon has Alled administrative jurisdiction. up. Local forecast:-.E. winds, provincial capital is established at General Liuh Hsing, the com- Fresh; cloudy, probably some rain. Chinchow Central News,

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