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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,

LEAVING FOR

THE SAAR

YUGO-SLAVIA EXPULSIONS

MUKDEN RAID FOR ARMS

GENERAL BRIND

MAKES PLANS

MINORITY RULES

·NOT INVOLVED

London, Dec. 12.

BLOW AT CHINESE VOLUNTEERS

1984.

for Arms

Mukden, Dec. 13... London, Dec, 12. Major General Brind, Comman

The Manchukuo-Japancae mill- Answering

parliamentary D der-in-Chief of the International question regarding the recent ex-tary authoritites are organising a Saar Force, will leave London for pulsions from Yugo-Slavia, Sir large scale rald among the Saarbruecken to-morrow

populace with John Simon said during the past civilian members of his staff. A party of two or three weeks between 2,000 possessed by unauthorised Indivi- A preventive measure ofleers and non-commissioned of and 3,000 Hungarians had toen duale, AR ficers to-day proceeded to Cainis expelled by certain Yugo-Slavia against the activities of Chinese

and other

anti- to minke arrangements for the authorities. As the persons con-volunteers Iransport of the main body, which leerned were not of Yago-Slavia Manchukuo forces.

The rald has been started in ix expected to proceed to the Snar] next week.

Ammessen arid around Mukden and line re

sulted in the seizure of 23,588 rlies and pistola.

In addition to the British units. previously announced as forming part of the Force, a squadron of

with the 12th Lancern,

eight armoured cars, will be sent after Christmas. The units will have nctive service equipment-British Wireless.

BANDITS RAIDING MINE AREA

CHINWANGTAO SENDS

ASSISTANCE.

Chinwangtao, Dec. 12.

A large group of armed bandits made a landing on the Chinwang- tno coast last night. They came by soa from Shanhaikwan, and, after landing, aucceeded in making their way into Liuklang without meeting with any opposition.

It appears that they are attempt- On ing to seize the mining aren. learning of the menace, the local authorities rushed armed guards to engage the raiders.

At the same time, another group of bandits is creating a disturbance in Haiyar District, Central Nes

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Big Order Placed In United States

(Special to Telegraph")

fly Telegraph, Copyright. Telegraphie Mem mayes Ordinance, 1994. flaccived, Dreamber | 12. 7.tă 1..

Buffalo, Dec. 12. The Covernment of China has ordered from the Con- solidated Aircraft Corpora- tion here a fleet of fifty: training planes, at a cost of U.S. $243,000.

Thirty of these machines will be assembled here and the remainder will be 35- sembled at the new Chinese army air base at Shanghai. --United Press,

It is unofficially estimated that at least 95,000 rifles are still in the hands af the anti-Manchukub

Province,- ngents in Liaoning Central News.

EUROPE'S FINANCE

1

WASHINGTON. OUTLOOK

Washington, Dec. 12.

Opinion here is that the removal of political unrest in Europe could easily result in an netive advance in the European commodity and bond markets. Lira revaluation is In- dicated in from six to twelve months.

An Anglo-American agreement to maintain a relatively stable cross- rate appears probable and would allow the Gold Bloe to revalue ini terms of the Anglo-American yard- atick.

Russin is about to enter the nationality, the provisions of the American and British markets for treaty with Yugo-Slavia for the textile machinery.Swan, Culbert- protection of minorities would not son and Fritz. therefore apply to them.

should cease and he (Sir John) Nevertheless, the British Govern-was informed that they had ceased. ment were impressed both by the He did not know whether any of hardship to those concerned and by those expelled had yet returned or the importance of avolding any-whether they desired to do so, Shanghai, Dec. 13.

thing which might further embitter Replying to supplementary ques- which had been tions, the Foreign Secretary said The Chinese Maritime Customs the dispute Administration has announced un-referred to the League Council, he thought it was quite true that der orders from the Chinese Minis-and they had accordingly made hardship was involved in some try of Finance, a now ruling that a Government to bring theae expul-had been met: he felt the best representations to the Yugo-Stavia cases, but inasmuch as the matter traveller is not allowed to carry

course, in the interests of peace with him a quantity of silver coins sions to end. above $1,000 when travelling from The Prince Regent, on his return and good relations, was to be very ono Chinese port to another-Cento Yugo-Slavia on December 8, at well satisfied that it was ended tral News,

once ordered that the expulsions British Wireless.

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ELECTRIC MOTOR

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charged with receiving the motors; -L Ping, aged 24, unemployed,. and Lan Fuk-lan, aged 42, a marri ed woman.

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aro charged with stealing one elec tric motor from the yard of 410, Portland Street, the property of the Credit Foncier D'Extreme Orient, two electric motors from 35 and 37 Shek Kip Mel Street, on December 10, and one motor from 885 Port-

THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN CHARGED Two unemployed men, Shum Yan, aged 24, and Lal po-hang, agod 20, appeared before Mr. E. W. Hamil ton at the Kowaloon Magistracy this morning, on three counts of stealing land Street, the property of Lal Cho, electric motors from four different broker.

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DRUG MANUFACTURERS: TO BE EXECUTED ;

Shanghat, Dec. 18.

For the first time in history, the Paris, Doc. 12. Shanghai authorities have instruct The Air Ministry announced to-ed that two men recently found pre- day that as a result of negotiations paring opium and heroin for sale between the British and French should be executed Central News, Air Ministries, the British air ser

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