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BRITAIN WON'T ACCEPT ARMS INFERIORITY

SECRET GERMAN Lloyd George Warns Japan "China Sea May Not Be Closed"

ARMAMENTS

BRITAIN AWARE OF DANGEROUS TREND

HITLER URGED TO RETURN TO LEAGUE

SUSPICION ABROAD

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH”)

(By Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphic Meranges Ordinance, 1894. Received, Nov. 20, 8.60 n.m.)

LONDON, NOV. 28.

AFTER MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S VIVID DESCRIPTION of germanY'S PRE- PAREDNESS AND BRITAIN'S UNPREPARED-

H.R.H, the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina of Greece, who are to be married at Westminster Abbey to day. The ceremony, with descriptive commentary by Howard Marshall, will be relayed in

Hongkong by ZBW from 6.45 to 8 p.m. (Hongkong time).

NESS, MR. STANLEY BALDWIN GAVE A CZECH-

CLIMAX TO THE DEBATE ON IMPERIAL

DEFENCE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS GERMAN

TO-DAY BY MAKING AN IMPLICIT APPEAL

TO GERMANY TO RETURN TO THE LEAGUE CLASH

OF NATIONS AND TO THE DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE.

"THE GOVERNMENT IS DETERMINED UNDER NO CONDITIONS. TO ACCEPT A POSITION OF INFERIORITY IN RELATION TO ANY FOrce germany MAY RAISE IN THE FUTURE,” DECLARED THE LORD PRESI- DENT OF THE COUNCIL WARMLY.

"As long as Germany sits by herself, having no direct communication with other states in Europe, more and more will suspicion grow, and, maybe, more and more Germany's troubles will grow," Mr. Baldwin warned.

Mr. Baldwin indicated that the four-year air ex- pansion programme of the Government, announced in July, would likely be completed within two years. This would necessitate a supplementary budget appropriation before the end of the fiscal year.

most moderate.

an arins agreement,

tion..

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STUDENT WAR DECLARED

TUMULTUOUS DEMONSTRATIONS

(Special to "Talograph")

[ầy Triegraph. Copyright, Telographis Mes- angra Ordinamer, tšką, Ieceived, Nocrmber £2, s.)

Berlin, Nov. 28. The Czecho-Slovakian Legation was the scene of a demonstration

by German students to day, which

LONDON HILARIOUS ON WEDDING EVE

JOYOUS DEMONSTRATION OUTSIDE PALACE

CROWDS WAIT ALL NIGHT FOR PROCESSION

London, Nov. 28.

Scènes of the most intense patriotic fervour were witnessed at midnight at Buckingham Palace where huge crowds, including many men and women in even- ing dress, assembled to catch a glimpse of the Duke of Kent and his bride-to-be, the Princess Marina of Greece, on their return from a theatre party.

The Royal couple was greeted

with a swelling wave of cheers, as the car passed into the Palace

Grim Relic

BRITAIN MUST KEEP PRESTIGE

CHINA'S INTEGRITY

IN POWERS' HANDS

EQUAL TREATMENT FOR ALL IN FAR EAST

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

(Bu. Telegraph.. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1804, Received, Nov, 25, 8.30 m.)

London, Nov. 28.

China's integrity must be respected, both in spirit and in letter, declared Mr. Lloyd George, former Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party, when he made his first speech for over a year in the House of Commons to-day.

He said Britain must realize Japan's difficulty in discovering new markets for her growing industries, but urged co-operation instead of competition.

Japan, he said, was entitled to equal but not pre- ferential treatment in the Far East.

AMERICAN CHALLENGE ΤΟ ΚΑΡΑΝ

FIVE WARSHIPS. FOR THREE

ENFORCING RATIOS

(Special to "Telegraph") (By Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphis wages Ordinance, 1994. Neprived, November 20. 10.03 m.)

"The China Sea closed," he declared.

may not be

China must be given nasistance. nécessary to restore and maintain order within her borders and to develop her resources. There must be equality between all Powers in dealings with China," he asserted.-United Press.

COMPLETE EQUALITY

--London, Nov. 28. After a long holiday from poli- les, Mr. Lloyd George participated in the Imperial Defence debate in the Ilouse of Commons to-dny. He reviewed the position of the world, politically and economically, and dwelt at length on, the Far Eastern question.

China, with financial relief from outside sources, might be sot going

er purchasing capacity, he said." at a pace which would quadruple

Japan's difficulties could be

Of Queen's Vinson, to-day announced that he ignored, he went on, but she should

Murder

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Washington, Nov. 28. The author of the American "big navy bill," Representative would demand from Congress ap be told that the China Sea la not propriate funds to build five war- ships in American yards for a "closed sen" and that the every three laid down in Japan China must be restored in spirit Integrity and independence of if Japan insists upon scrapping and letter,

the Washington Naval Treaty.

He said the Naval Affairs Com

China must be assisted to restore

was a repercussion of the trouble at Prague during the week-end when German and Czech students came to blows over the refusal of the Germans to surrender their old insignia to that of a more newly-founded university which

courtyard. they were attending.

There have already been tie- The Prince and Princess and monstrations in Vienna However, political factions re-.

in attended a West End theatre and He admitted that Germany was

with the gard Mr. Baldwin's utterances as bastily preparing aerodromes and sympathy

German their presence there evoked a re- was manifesting "great secrecy students. Several shop fronts were markable display of loyalty and enthusiasm. Together with Queen It was remarked that he did not tion." However, he denied that ried placards the Legation, in the Prince and Princess were given

in their construction and loca-broken in.

To-day, in Berlin, students car-Mary, and a group of royal visitors, mention the Versailles Treaty and Germany was rapidly approaching it is generally considered that his air equality with Great Britain: We protest against the a prolonged ovation which held up speech was a tacit invitation to and declared there was no imme. Prague demands!"

the start of the play for several Herr Hitler to offer new terma for diate menace confronting the namonstrations

Large crowds joined in the de-minutes,

mittee would demand the main- jorder and develop her enormous but police did not Vast and excited crowds

tenance of the 5-5-3. ratio between resources in peace. There must interfere.

thronged the West End throughout,

Britain, America and Japan.. In anticipation of Mr. Winston

be complete equality between all But, be added, "Britain must) A student speaker declared, amid the night, causing the greatest

(Special to "Telograph") Churchill's speech. aircraft In look ahead.

Although it was hoped that Japan the Powers in their dealings with There is ground for tumultuous cheers, that there was traille Jam in history.

(By Triegraph. Cosuright. Telepraphie A would recede from her demand for Chint. dustry shares rose on the Stock: the gravest anxiety. That is why common cause among all Germans restaurants were filled with merry- 21. 9 qm)

London

Ange Ordinance. Taps. Kaesived, November parity or an end of limitations, Mr. the Government has been watch-throughout the world. Czecho-makers.

WRONG IMPRESSION and the majority of

London, Nov. 28. Vinson was dubious, "The United ing the situation clusely for so Slovakia would never have been elnemas remained open until 3 a.m. The sword with which Queen Stutes, in any event, cannot grant At present owing to the lack many months and will continue to born, he said, had not a German watch,

Drage of Serbia was murdered naval parity to Japan even at the of combined-action among the intellectund centre been created at

AWAITING PROCESSION

of wrecking the naval tren Powers, Japan was giving the im Prague six hundred years ago.began to assemble at advantageous Montenegrin, who gassed him

Shortly after midnight crowds of Maximus Reuter Special.

he declared. Petrovitch,

pression to China that she alone points along the route of the self in a Soho boarding house, treatles can be continued," he East, If Britain adopted a clear wedding procession, scheduled to while of unsound mind, the added.

and definite policy, in conjunction | pass some twelve hours later,

coroner's jury found.

Vinson said he did not want with other Powers, he thought Their numbers rapidly awelled

nnaya! race because the burden to the situation would change. The inquest and towards dawn the streets were Petrovitch was at one time an and the menace to world peace con- be a settlement

the taxpayer would be tremendous Mr. Lloyd George said there can already lined deen with a wenry-attache in the Serbian Legallonsiderable.

of the Pacific eyed but still enthusiastic gather-London.

problem which was not merely ing-Reuter.

"Ilowever," said Mr. Vinsen, "the friendly towards Japan but favour- Last week he was warned by World War proved conclusively that able to her, and which would the police to leave the United the price of preparedness is in- leave her no desire to burden her- Kingdom on account of his associa-finitessimal compared with the price self with gigantic armaments, tion with foreign agitators, some of war."--United Press.

Reuter. of whom had been arrested in other countries for alleged complicity in

(A fuller report of the Imperial Defence debate will be found on the murder of King Alexander of Yugo-Slavia.

Page 7.)

Exchange.

GERMANY BLAMED

Mr. Baldwin said that the pre- sent international nervousness could be blamed upon Germany.

of an emergency the In case Government will not be caught "None of it would have junprepared.”—United Press.

occurred," he said, "unless

Germany had left the

NATIONS INFORMED

Winding up the debate, Sir

League of Nations and un-John Simon said it had turned the

less her actions and her armaments had been shroud- ed in mystery.'

He assured Parlament that the Government was giving its atten- tion to all developments,-

House of Commous into a Council. of State.

He emphasised that point, that there was no difference of opin- ion in Britain on the question of defence. There were no advocates of unilateral disarmament,

He said the contents of Mr.

PROMINENT PROFESSOR ARRESTED

TAKEN BEFORE

GEN. CHIANG.

Pelting, Nov. 29.

A sensation was created in

OBSERVING ST. ANDREW'S DAY

COMPLETE

in 1903 was found beside the body is my earnest hope that the counted as a Power in the Far

revealed

that

Mr.

UNRELAXED VIGILANCE

Mr. Baldwin i Jocted an op- Baldwin's speech were delivered Chinese education · circles to-day |LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS timistic note into the gloom when he to Germany, and France, Italy by the arrest of Professor Feng

Petrovitch had previously told Anid: "Even now, with things and the United States as well. Yu-lan, Dean of the College of

his landlady that he had received a looking their blackest, I have not He had given those nations full Liberal Arts, at Tsinghua Univer Final arrangements have new telephone message to the effect that

Boston, Nov, 28. last hope that some limitation of explanations, because "this was ties arrested by a special celebrations of St. Andrew's Day, ing him to commit suicide within prints the opinion of another been made for the Hongkong his life was in danger and request- The Christian Science Monitor armaments can be arranged." not an Anglo-German proposi-

tion."

agent from the provisional head- There will be the customary forty-eight hours.

Japanese

Admiral Authority, The communications to the other art of General Chiang Kal-wreath-laying ceremony at the Another Serbian, who, Petrovitch Makota Salto, who scoffs at the

shok, a Paoting, where he was Cenotaph at 11 a.m. Governments constituted a

to-morrow, was deluded into thinking had been possibility of war between Japan development and might create a immediately taken under heavy whilst at night the main func murdered, died a natural death and the United States. He claims

ton, the Bail, will be held at the some days ago.--Reuter Special. fundamental naval strategy. guard.

it would ha·Inconsistent with now situation, he said.

The charges against him are Peninsula Hotel, in connection "We are aiming at Internation- unknown but are generally be with which spec al ferry series Hongkong Volunteer Defence al diarmament to the lowest level lieved to be connected with Com- have been arranged to and from Corps will attend church parade tention between the two countries, There is no logical bone of con- We stand for regulated limitation munism. Insisting that there WGB no

Kowloon,

the Union Church, Hongkong, he asserts. cause for alarm or panic, Mr. as opposed to competition and Professor Feng only

recently Ometals of the St. Andrew's Surday morning. Afterwards, However, Japan's proximity to Baldwin announced that the Bri- unregulated arming,"

GERMAN STRENGTH For the Brst time. Mr. Baldwin roverted, that Britain's official estimate of Germany's milliary air strength was "probably between 600 and 1,000 aircraft.

now

OPIUM CONTROL

CAMPAIGN --

Geneva, Nov. 28.

The Opium Advisory Committee concluded its sessions to-day modified recommendations for the with the adoption of slightly control of the opium traffic.

Great interest was shown in

returned from a year's furlough | Society will meet at the Pen nsal. he Chieftain of the Society will the Soviet and the numerous hor- the proposed opium reforms in tish Air Ministry contemplated Hero ended the debate on the in England where he lectured on Hotel to-night for the purpose of "At Home" to Past Presidente der incidents, and so on, make for China and the next year the ordering of between Address in Reply to the Speech Chinese philosophy under the ho'ng a reversal of to-morrow and members of the Committee, a situation in which Japan must, Nanking Government's

progress of the -80 and 99_nor.cont, more alrcraft (from the Throne, the House voting auspices of the Universities of night's ceremony.

th their ladies, -at- Volunteer pot relaxher vigil, he adds....... ment is being watched closely, than in 1984,

agreement on the motion-Router. | China Committee.-Router.

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