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一拜雞 號四月三英港香

MONDAY, MARCH 4,

1935.

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No. 14580

GREEK REVOLT

CRUMBLES

AIRCRAFT ATTACK VENIZELOS HOME

FIGHTING REPORTED IN MACEDONIA AND CRETE

(Bu Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1894 Received, March 4, 9.15 am.)

Athens, Mar. 3,

The Ministerial Council has decided to reject any compromise settlement offer on the part of the rebels and President Zaimis has fully authorised General G. Condylis, the Minister for War, to handle the military situation as he sees fit.

General Condylis will have the assistance of M. Pierre Metaxas, the prominent diplomat, and M. Dousmania All civil aircraft, meanwhile, have been requisitioned and mobilised into a secondary fighting force to be used against the rebels.

Many, rebels have already been killed, following an attack by airmen on the home of the former Premier and Liberal leader, M. Venizelos, and there is fighting 'in Macedonia and Crete.

General Condylls is in supreme command of Government forces in Macedonia and Northern Greece.

Aircraft, after hombing the cruiser Averoff and other rebel warships in Souda Bay, whealed and descended upon the home of M.. Venizelos, In Canes, and from a height of only 150 feet machine- gunned the place. There were many killed and wounded.

Rebels clashed with Government forces in Eastern Crete, and the fighting has been undecisive thus far. Numerous civillana, it al known, have joined the Govern-) ment forces.

BRITISH SEAMAN WOUNDED

SHOT BY FRENCH SERGEANT

MAD WITH JEALOUSY

Sir Malcolm Campbell is here seen in his rebuilt "Blusbird." with which he attained a speed of Over 270, m.p.h. at Daytona Beach yesterday. He twice had narrow escapes from death during week- and efforts on the spand record, but is now waiting perfect conditions for a further text.

France Fears

Outbreak Of Currency War

POUND-DOLLAR CONFLICT

GOLD BLOC'S CRISIS

(Special to "Telegrapk")

Paris, Mar. 3.

French financiers here have ex-

DRIVE ON REDS IN S. SHENSI

SEARCHING FOR MRS. FRENCHAM

EVERY EFFORT BEING MADE

(Special to "Telegraph")

H.K. Dollar

Advances As

Silver Gains

SMALL OFFERINGS OF METAL

A

SHANGHAI EXCHANGE

(Ny | Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphie

further advance of a Alexmora Ordinaner, 11P1. Reneived, March farthing was registered this 4. 1 pmJ

Hankow, March 4. morning, when the Hongkong

A letter from the British Vice-dollar opened at Is. 11.3/4d. The pressed fears of the renewal of Consul in Stan dated March 2, market locally is very steady, A currency war, involving received here this morning, states with the business rate about 28, principally the United States that everything possible is being 01⁄2d. and 28. 00. dollar and Sterlink.

done to suppress the Communist

It is learned that M. Venizelos' Liberal party hna aplit. The,

Shanghai, March 4.. majority group--has-cabled the former Premier the opinion that

A French Treasury spokesman forces in the Southern Shenai Shanghai opened at Is. 8.1716d. Seaman Kirkland, of to-day reiterated the belief that arch, the rebellion la doomed to failure.

under direct instructions this morning, and the market

there is also firm. and will likely cause the Liberal H.M.S. Grimsby, was seriously the decline in the pound sterling from the Central Government, party's hope to collapse complete-wounded In the head with a would have no effect on the au- All British missionarles, he re- ly. The rebellion is nothing short!

Able

Sliver rates in London advanced

of a catastrophe, they state, ac pistol shot by a French sergeant herence of France to the gold¦ ports, are safe, with the exception 15/16ths spot and 7/8 forward on |

cording to United Press.

MACEDONIA CLASH

Robel forces in East Macedonia)

|

standard.—United Preas.

of Colonial Infantry, Bonsard, last night.

Saturday. This brought the spot price of silver to 27, which is the highest since 1928.

+

FIT

DUNLOP

BLUEBIRD NEAR DISASTER

CAMPBELL MISSES RECORD SPEED

DARING DRIVER AWAITS BETTER CONDITIONS

Daytona, Mar. 9.

For the second time in two days Sir Malcolm. Campbell, holder of the world's record for land speed, attempted to better his own mark with the giant Blue- bird, and to-day, as yesterday, he only narrowly escaped disaster.

Just before he attempted to-day's run he said the beach seemed a little better than it was yesterday. But Lady Campbell said it was definitely worse. When- he was travelling at over 200 miles an hour yesterday, Sir Malcolm discovered his machine was afire, that the wind had torn loose the engine cover and that he was rapidly losing speed, in spite of the fact that his throttle was wide open. He fought the car to a stand- still, ending his run with wind and compression brakes full on.

The run to-day seemed as though it might be more successful. On the southward mile he increased his speed considerably over yesterday's, averaging 270.473 miles an hour, travelling over the measured mile in 13.31 seconds. His record is 273.556 miles an hour, or 13.16 seconds for the mile.

STRIKE

The kilometre speed of the Blue- bird in to-day's race along the sands was 269.509, and the time. on the kilometre was 8.30 seconds, compared to the record of 273.463

PARALYSES kilometre an hour and 8.18 accends

DUBLIN

TRANSPORT MEN WALK-OUT

COMPANY'S.

DISCIPLINE

(Special to "Telegraph")

4. 10 m.)

over a kilometre.

The five miles speed to-day was 240.146 miles an hour, or five miles In 64.96 seconds. The five kilo metres were covered by the Blue- bird in 43.57 seconds, which is just under the previous records.

Onlookers expected that Sir Malcolm would immediately turn and attempt a record on the northern course. But he did not. Instead, he announced that there would be no further attempt at a record made that day.

[of Mr. and Mrs. Frencham.

According to unconfirmed AVOIDING CLASH

ports these two young missionaries New York, March 3,

were seen together in the hands of

iy Telegraph, Copyright Telegraphic After leaving a enbaret in the

A prominent financial observer the Communists. Since that time, The risa HEL London silver | Mrenager Ordinance, 1911. “Received, March

RECORD IMPOSSIBLE are reported to be rotiring before French concession Kirkland was on Wall street in diagnosing the however, Mr. Frencham is reported prices, was due to general buying to have been murdered, and Mrs. and smaliness of offerings. Indla

Dublin, Mar. 3. the attack of the Government |

range. He was existing international currency

situation, advances the theory that Frencham set free in a mountain and speculators sold at certain city is paralysed to-day by the beach was quite impossible for Interviewed immediately after The entire transport of this his first run, Sir Malcolm said the trons. This is the frat indica-hot from close tion that any disturbances had rushed to hospital.

should the behaviour of sterling country where travol is almost and the murket closed occurred in Macedonia, Reuter

France Leading Seaman Baldwin, who force

strike of the railway, tram and a record. It was much too rough. oft the

Gold Impossible for her, who is about reports.

Standard, Great Britain and to become a mother:

omnibus employees. The strike accompanied Kirkland at the time,

Search parties are scouring the It is officially announced that chased the assailant, who was Anerica would immediately make

commenced at midnight. mobiliantion and despatch ΟΙ

United Proso. troops to Macedonia is proceeding finally arrested by police, one of me move to prevent the frano country for Mrs. Frencham.

dropping unduly and thus pre-

a monetary war.

rapidly and the Government claims whom knocked the revolver out of According to the theory, after]

it has received enthusiastic offers the hand of the demented man. of support from all parts of the country.

Government aeroplanes have at-understood to have been the cause tacked two mutinous destroyers of the assault-Reuter. while they were sailing past the

island of Gythera, but the results

of the attack were unknown.- Reuter.

REBELS DEFEATED.

The United Press reports from Athens that Government forces have decisively defeated the re-i bols at Drama, and have also ozcupled Cavalia, thus gaining control of the whole of Macedonia and Western Thrace.

(Special to "Telegraph")

WARSHIPS BOMBED

Five rabel warships are now lying In Souda Bay, within view-

(auch a move had been made, all Jealousy over & dancing girl is nations would be forced to agree

to the stabilisation of interna tional currencies, which, the theorist says, "would mark the turning point to recovery."— United Press.

Unsettled

Times For

Siamese

U.S. PREDICTIONS

New York, Mar. 3. The attention of all marketa la) centred on the foreign exchange Rituation abroad and the possibil ity of the Gold Bloc nations being forced to abandon the gold standard.

Wall Street observers anticipate

u sharp break in stocks whleh

YOUTH'S DEATH LEAP

WAVES FAREWELL TO PILOT

EPIDEMIC OF SUICIDES:

Toronto, March 4. The first air suicide in Canada,

BUSINESS RATE ADVANCES The offelal rate in Hongkong remained unchanged this after- noon, but in the morning session there was great activity in the market, with a fair amount of profit-taking by Chinese specula tors. Business was done at vary ing rates from 28. 04. to as high 18 28. 1.1/8d. Later, the market

becnnte a shade easier.

It is interesting to note that the official rate of is. 11d. is just silver parity.

In Shanghai, the rate went to 1x. 8.13/16d. during the morning, but later cased off somewhat to Is. 8d.

SHANGHAI REPORTS

Shanghai, March 4. The Foreign Exchange Market

LONDON PAPER LOOKS AHEAD

might be followed by an equally recalling the cans of the Dubols opened strong here this morning, London, March 3. sharp rally should" the United

States

decide to raise the gold sisters, occurred to-day when J.but the riso locally is not so pro-

C. Grunt, The King of Slam's reasoned price.

nounced as was generally expect- 22,

well-known of son of the home of M. Venizelos in explanation of his action in

A rise in the gold price, prior Toronto bank manager, climbed ed in view of the Saturday's and- Canea,

formally abdicating, his discussion to the collapse of the Gold Bloc from the cockpit of an aeroplane vance in London silver. The Government aircraft re- of the issues on which he is in considered likely to reverse the feet above an airport here.

and jumped from fifteen hundred The market here is very strong sumed their bombardment of the disagreement with his Govern- procedure,

at 10.15 m., it being virtually sell exchange. warships this morning, though ment, and the Government's main-

Standing on the edge of the Impossible, to Somo competent observers to- cockpit, he smilingly waved his they were ordered to drop bombs tenance of the legislation intraday expressed the opinion that a hand in farewell to the pilot and The market Ja showing around the vessels rather than duced to meet the emergency of a

world abandonment of the gold then leaped. Grant had handed a 'clock

phenomenal strength at 12.80 attempt any direct hits. By this military revelt of 1933, all suggest standard would possibly accelerate piece of strategy it was hoped that that the political situation in Siami | a general return to gold on a new note to the pilot absolving him At present there are sellers of |

Previously, warships would be prevented far from stable, and the future.

of the country uncertain, declares from bombarding the coast.

the

ong

to restore

TOKYO NOT CONCERNED

from all

blame.

England. when Elizabeth

The spectacular suicide

19

The Government attempted to in-

"I was losing speed due to whool spin," said the driver.

Then, in a matter-of-fact voice, tervene at the last minute, but fail-as though it were nothing unusual ed to effect a compromise,

The whole trouble is due to the und not an accident which might dismissal of a bus driver and the have meant death, he said:

"My goggles slipped down over suspension of an engine driver, the Transport Uniona demanding that my nose and I could hardly

(Continued on Page 7.) Concillation Board The Dublin that the matter should go to the

City Tramwaya Company, which has a monopoly of city transport, refused to allow the matter to go to the Board on the grounds that the dimissal of the man was purely a question of discipline,

The long distance railway ser- vice is also effected us all de- partures from

King's

Bridgo station have ceased.

About 2,000 workers volved.—Reuter Special,

are in-

Brother Of

Empress Of

KING'S JUBILEE SERVICES

|HONGKONG CHURCH

PROPOSALS

In connection with the Hongkong celebrations of the King's silver Jubiloe, the Church Services Sub- Committee hus recommended that there should be an official thanks-

Japan Dies giving service in St. John'

NATION SHOCKED BY TRAGEDY

(Special to "Telegraph”) |

Cathedral on Monday, May 6, to be attended by His Excellency the Governor in state.

It is intended that invitations be .issued to the various bodies of tho Anglican and Free, Churches to at- tend this service. Officials, heads of the foreign communities and others · will also be invited.

Masnours Ordinance, 187). Resolved, "March

(B Telegrapha Copyright. Telegraphio

It is proposed that a Mass be said 4pm.)

Tokyo, March 4, in the Roman Catholic Cathedral on elder brother of the Empress of said in all the Catholic churches of Marquis Kunihisa Kuninomiya, the same date, and that Masses bo Japan, died to-day.

the Colony on, the Sunday follow anding, May 12, S A charming personality promising leader, of affairs, the Att religions, fatluding Marquis

was only thirty-four Chinose and Indian communitie years of age. His death comes will all be invited to hold special as a shock to the nation arvioes on May 12, on which date He died this morning of cerobrallas, It is intented that the Angl

This would be boneficial to

In U.S. dollars at 414 and of Sterling One report, however, says a the Times in, an editorial to-day business inasmuch as it would

and at 1/8, with no buyers. bomb made a direct hit on a war-

The attempts of the Left Wing tend

confidence Jano Dubois jumped together ship and a dense column of black politicians to cross the gulf be- United Preas.

from a plane, la belleved to have the rise is said to be the over- A strong contributory factor to amoke, which arose imediately tween hereditary autocracy and a

given others this novel Idea for bought positions of merchants, the following, suggests that she was constitutional monarchy in

ending their lives. Reuter.

outcome of which, with a ¿con- badly damaged.

jump have clearly failed, Un-

Tokyo, Mar. 3. From Basle, Switzerland, it was tinued advance,: might possibly To prove its threat to heavily fortunately they were carrying Authorities of the Bank of reported on March 1 that a young

bring numerous mercantila bomb the anval mutineers, the the future of responsible parlia Japan to-day indicated that no man and woman had jumped to- Government has commandeered two mentary government and the action was contemplated and that gether from a plano. The Dubois failures. local Junker passenger planes to prestige of the royal house when they were not looking for an sisters, grief-stricken on account The market is distinctly easier assist in any necessary attack. they took their loop, and the increased gold price.

The latest Information is that future may thus prove disastrous

of the death of their flances in the thin afternoon, apparently due It is their belief that frequent RAF seaplane crash at Mossina, to the relaxation of the forced sell. two destroyers, the Niki and the to both, the Times suggests, changes in the price of gold are jumped to their death over Escox ing by. the overbought positions. haemorrhage sigodording fitów an cáná, Catholics and Free Churches

(Continued on Page 7.)

(Continued on Page 7.) a low days ago.

Reuter.

-United Press.

amcial-bulletin, United Presses

thafi hoki:services.

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