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ITALY WON'T COMPROMISE WITH ABYSSINIA

ÉDEN'S MISSION Another

FAILS

BRITISH OFFER TO MEDIATE REFUSED

PROTECTORATE IS AIM OF MUSSOLINI

(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic, Mennages Ordinance, 1894. Received. June 27, 1.10 p.m.)

London, June 26.

The threat of hostilities between Italy and Abyssinia grows daily more serious,

Dangerous Incident

KWANTUNG army INCENSED

CONCENTRATION ORDERED

Changchun, June 27. Reliable reports reached here to day indieuting that 500 Chinese soldiers of General Sung Chi-yuen's Army again got into trouble with Manchurian police guards at Tushihkow, which is an important

frontier town of Charhar, near the Manchukno border. Fighting be tween the two parties brake out

on the afternoon of June 24.

Immediately after having receiv. led a report of the incident the Kwantung Army headquarters hold

of the incident.

It is understand

Signor Benito Mussolini, Italian Prime Minister and Dictator, has indicated to Mr. Anthony Eden, then meeting and discussed the cause British peace emissary who has just left Rome, that Italy would reject the British offer to assist in effecting a compromise.

the meeting has decided to instruct General Dobara to make another Chinese

[strong protes! to the

Goverument,

The most important feature of the incident is that the soldiers,

who got into trouble with the He Manchurian police force, belong, 19

Britain guaranteed to obtain from Abyssinia an important concession on Italy's behalf. Signor Mussolini, however, desires no partial settlement. is demanding a protectorate in Abyssinia and installation of Italian officials at Addis Ababa. British mediation, therefore, hus apparently failed.

The present Italo-Abyssinia dis; pute, the excuse for which is the frequency of border fighting along! the Italian Somaliland frontier. has been threatening to break into dame for months. The conflagra- tion is

at hand--United Press.

now

ROME'S AIMS

Rome, June 26.

Before Mr. Anthony Eden, the British Minister for League of Na- tions Affairs, departed for Paris | to-day,__after__long_conversations 'with Signor. Benito Mussolini, the Italian Prime Minister is believed to have outlined to him Italy's aims with regard to Abyssinia.

These alm are based on the alleged right of peaceful possession to buikt roads, railways and bridges, į

and open schools,

It is pointed

atil

i

GERMAN LABOUR SERVICE

the

WOMEN ALSO WILL BE CONSCRIPTED

NEW LAWS APPROVED

.www.

(Special to "Telegraph")

Sung. Chi-yuen's Army. The Regi-

the 221st. Regiment, of General

ment is part of the garrison forces at Tuahihkow under Commander Wu-Chen-shing.

Later

It is officially learned here that the Kwantung Army held a joint mecting with the Manchurian

Lord Lloyd, who, in the House of Lords yesterday, vigorously attacked the Government for concluding the naval agreement with Germany-

TREASURY EXPERT IN HONGKONG

Military Command yesterday to dis- TO STUDY ECONOMIC

Cuas what measures Haken to meet

Tushinkow.

should be

the situation at

CONDITIONS

REMAINING SOME TIME

Thrilling

Duels At

BRITISH POLICY

Wimbledon ATTACKED

BOROTRA BEATEN PACT WITH GERMANY

BY MENZEL

BRITAIN'S STARS WIN

London, June 26,

There was glorious weather and a record attendance for to-day's Wim- bledon matches, and 12,000 persons watched at the centre court Bunny Austin, Enginnd's No. 2, beat Hannes, of Norway, convincingly, G-2, 6-0, 6-2.

Austin's not play was offective and be stowed away low volleys stylishly.

Borotra was the centre of, a mild sensation to-day in consequence of in report that a French sporting journalist had challenged him to a duel because Borotra resented his criticism. The Bounding Basque Look matters lightly and made a plucky struggle against the wizard Menzel of Czecho-Slovakia. Menent won in five grueling sete, the last of which went twenty games. The scores were 6-7, 6-4, 6-2, 2-6, 11-9. This contest was described as the greatest seen at Wimbledon în many seaSONS.

PERRY ADVANCES

Other second rounders to advance were Perry, the holder, England's rankinse No. 1, who disposed of Wilmer lines, U.S.A., G-1, 7-5, 6-3. Crawford, Australian ace, was ex- four sets by Kirby of

tended to

South Africa, winning 6-1,6-6,6-7,

6-2.

Martin Le Geny of France beat

ILL-ADVISED

NAVY NOW INADEQUATE BEATTY WARNS

(Bu Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance, 1894. Received, June 27, 8.25 a.m.j

London, June 26. Charging that the "Government had jumped from one policy to another four times in the past few months, Baron Lloyd of Dolobran, speaking in the House of Lords to-day, initiated the debate on the naval and military situation as affected by the Anglo-German agreement.

He expressed uneasiness at the disturbing atmosphere created in France and Italy by the action of the Government in unilaterally giving to Germany the right to ignore the terms governing her naval strength, contained in the Versailles Treaty.

Germany, he said, was allowed a thirty-five per cent, ratio with the British naval strength, whereas, under the Washington Treaty, France's and Italy's ratios were limited to thirty-two per cent.'

Lord Lloyd

έχει proccedéd examine the Anglo-German agree- ment, showing how it must operate to Germany's advantage and lead to greater building activity by

BIG NAVAL EXPANSION other powers,

Lord Strabolgi, retired nayal officer and former Labour member

Lee, one of England's Davis Cup PROGRAMME of the House of Commons, sale

men, in another hard struggle. The segres were :---7-5, 1-6, 6-2, 2-6, G-4,

It is understood that the Japanese Army regards the inci-: dent as a very serious one, as the Chinese soldiers involved belonged to General Sang Chi-yuen's Army,

Later it was learned that the;

An important announcement is

Earlier, Gene Mako, U.S.A., de- Kwantung Army Headquarters haul made to-day to the effect that Mr. Trated Yamagishi, of Jupan, in a sturd emergency orders to the N... Young M1.C., one of the remarkable match. The American Japanese Garrison forces in Jchol Principals of the British Treasury, made a recovery after dropping instructing them to rush troops to has arrived in Hongkong for the the first two Tushihkow to reinforce the Man-purposs of studying economie can. - Worn;----2-6, 2-6, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2, churia frontier guards. These ditions in the Colony. Japanese forces have been instruct!

TROOPS CONCENTRATE

mobilised to concentrate at Tai

very

Charhar border,

the

sits. The scores

WOMEN'S MATCHES

AMERICA COMMENCES

TO BUILD

WANTS NO RIVALRY Washingtus, June 26. Taking swift advantage of Presi-

that the Labour Party agreed with most of what Lord Lloyd had said.

"What would the Government - have said if the French had! concluded an agreement with Ger- mang for an equal submarino flotilla? And what would America have said it he had made แก arrangement with Japan behind Amerien's back?” he asked,

This Anglo-German agreement, he said, might be described in cer- tain circles in Britain as "slim" (South African for "smart") tactics. But he considered it a bad stroke in the long run.

COLLECTIVE GUARANTEE

Lord Strabilgi advocated a col- lective guarantee of immunity of trade routes from attack,

ed to launch an attack on General: The visit is at the instance of: In the first round of the women's i Sung Chi-yuen's Army in case of the Home Government, and is in competition, Mme. Mathien of Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphia necessity. Wah Kir Yat Pe. connection with Sir Frederick France beat the English girl, Mary Mrampen 177dimmer, 2896. Retrived, Juni Italy also has the right to use her 25 kat ak

Leith-Ross' pending visit to China Hardwick, 7-5, 6-1, and Senorita good influene in civilising the

Berlin, June 26.

in an advisory capacity. Nanking, Juse 27. *

D'Alvarez of Spain, making her; country, Il Duce claims.

The Cabinet this evening adopt-

An olicial report from North!

first appearance at Wimbledon dent Roosevelt's, signature of the An official communique on the in welline a law introducing a period of

China

since 1931, beat Miss Thong, tion bill, which places more than record peace-time navy appropria- reveals that Manchurian ; subjert, issued this afternoon by Great Britain, 8-6, 4-6, 7-5, formed circles that Italy does not universal compulsory labour ser troops ander General Li Shou-abu the local Government, states: propose to ing behind Germany in vice for males as a preliminary of the Jehot Garrison have been

$400,000,000 at the disposal of the The Chilean star, Senorita making a claim for colonial espanto military training. It is under-

Estout the period of service will war, which is

Lizana, reached the third round Navy Department for building up sion. -

the strength of the American fleet. when she beat Mme. Werring of Mr. Claude Swanson, Secretary of Liberal element, said he considered Lord Lothian, speaking for the It is believed that Mr. Eden was be six months.

Norway, 6-3, 6-0, and Mary Heeley, the Navy, declared to-day that bids the agreement improved the pros officially authorised to make certain The Labour Army will be At the same time it is reported

Katherine Stammers, Mrs. Whit- suggestions to Italy with respect to liniited to 200,000 men during the that other Manchuria forces are

for the construction of thirteen tingstall und Peggy Scriven of

pect of a successful outcome of the the Abyssinia question, but after coming year, and will be commobilising at Tushihkow,

Dlanrmament Conference, but Lørd Great Britain, and Jean Hartigan warships will open on August 7. hearing Signor Musolini he posed of the 1915 Class of Armg! The military authorities at Nap

or

all

their The now Navy Bill authorises | Hawe, Conservative. considered realised that Italy was not prepared conscripts, whose service is com- king have sent out instructions to

The Immediate construction of the agreement likely to lead to (* - to make any parti: 1 settlement.pulsory, as well as volunteers, Charhar advising all Chinese troops!

Bruter Special.

Meanwhile, McGrath, Hopman twenty-four new ships as a first something very different to arms and Quist, of Australia, Sidney move to bring the United States limitation, Wood, Donald Budge and Gene fleet up to the limit of its treaty Mako, of America, all reached the tonnage. third round in the men's singles.— | Mr. Swanson simultaneously un- Beuter

nounced to newspapermen that the Navy Department was studying the number of vessels which should be replaced under the Washington Treaty. But no final decision would be reached' until they had seen what other powers were going to do, he added.

*

who will be accepted from their.om the Charbar-Manchurian border eighteenth year and onwards,

to be very eareful in avoiding fur- Women will also be included in ther trouble. Wah Ki Yat Pa. this Inbour conscription law, but!

TROOPS REMAINING Yerekary Ан the Female:

Washington, June 26.

10 671 article in a

; be

Big Loan For for themt sperial regulations will

Szechuen

BONDS

WILL ASSIST REHABILITATION

Nanking, June 27. Regulations concerning the issuance of $70,000,000 worth of bonds for the rehabilitation of the province of Szechuen, were discussed by the Finance Com- mittee of the Legislative Yunn to-day.

Labour Corps is not yet in a posi-) Referring tion to take on several hundred syndicated column. "Washington thousand girls. The law declares Merry-go-round" predicting that that as the Labour Service is the 15th Infantry Regiment of the be paid. Reuter Special, service of honour no wages will. S. Army would he gradually

CHINA COAST SHIP SINKS

NO LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED

Shanghai, June 27.

The bonds will be secured on subsidies granted to Szechuen by the Central Government out of A Chinese steamer, the. Ming- salt revenue collected in that pro-hsien, 660 tons, which run regularly vince and will be withdrawn between Ichang and Chungking. within nine years.

atruck a submerged rock near Szechuen has suffered terribly chang yesterday morning and al-

immediately during the Communist occupation. most

sank, it is and the fighting which followed learned,"

The ownera state that all passen-

It. Warfare continues in various

parts of the province.--Reuter.- gers and the crew, though the

BRITISH RETAIL TRADE

number is unknown, are safe.- Reuter

withdrawn from. Tientsin at the Army behest, the State Depart ment said to-day that the matter "has

Rever been discussed." United Press,

FINAL SETTLEMENT

Peiping, June 27. General. Doihara and Mr. Chin Toh-chan have achieved a plete settlement of the Charhar) | euntroversy.—United Press.

U.S. TRAINING PROGRAMME

FITTING YOUTHS FOR JOBS

"His Majesty's Governmeat. considering, it advisable that the position in Hongkong should be studied in view of the approaching visit to China of Sir Frederick Leith-toss. KN. KṆ4 h deputed Mr. N. E. Young, M.C., of His Majesty's Treasury, to visit Hongkong for the purpose of studying economic conditions here.

"Mr. Young arrived by the Rawalpindi yesterday. His stay is expected to extend over several months."

SUNNEN WORTHINESSIN BELLAINE BOMBAY SILVER PRICES

Despatches through Renter this afternoon state that Bombay silver advanced at the opening.

com-

To-day's

Price 7.1.05

JELJALNOZILA

Washington, June 26.

Yesterday's,

Close 73.15

Australia.

matches.

Won

TROOPS CROSS INTO JEHOL

CHARHAR PROBLEM

COMPLICATED

"With the German Navy thirty- five per cent. of the strength of the British, it will be impossible in the near future for the British Battle Fleet to go East of Suez,' he said. Thus the effect of the Singapore base is nullified."

NAVY INADEQUATE Earl Beatty, famous war-time commander-in-chief of the North

He said that sentiment had re-Sea Fleet, believed, he said, that British Navy WAH now eently changed in the Navy De-the partment in favour of replacement | Inadorunte to the country's needs, instead of modernisation of ob- le urged the Government to in- [solete treaty vessels.

voke the exculator clause of, the naval treaties.

Lord

WANT NO RIVALRY

Londonderry, replying,

Peiping, June 27. The Charhar affair, in which four Japanese Special Service mon·

Di answer to a question us to said that at present it would be were involved in Changpel, has been whether the United States would imprudent to invoke the exculator further complicated by another in-match warship building by any clause. He hoped, he said, that KANZENEGGER ESMALTESE MARTIN Amatcident reported by the Japanese at other powers when the Washington the current international conversa- Tushihkow, just as full settlement and London Naval Trenties expire, tions would end satisfactorily-and- S'HAI MARKET of the earlier affair is in sight.

enablo a naval conference to be held in 1935. According to the Japanese allega- tion, a party of Chinese soldiers crossed into Jehol territory in the course of a gunnery practice and

REPORT

FIRMS UP AT THE CLOSE

Mr. Swanson said:

"We want no rivalry."

fired upon a detachment of Man-United States sea power would be / Moreover, it did nothing to pre-

He held that the Anglo-German But it is recalled that naval ex- Perta announced, during the discus- agreement was justified by the sion of the present bill, that the practical facts of the situation. chukuo garrison troops.

judice the situation with other second to none when its programme naval powers. If those other In connection with this incident, was completed and that her place the Staff of the Kwantung Army among the naval powers would be powers could agree with Germany, Headquarters has held meeting, maintained..

regarding land and air armaments" A $50,000,000 programme for

Shanghai, June 27.

on similar lines, they would do the training of young men

The foreign exchange market that the Kwantung Army Head- following which it was intimated

The thirteen ships to be con- Britain and the rest of the world a women between the ages of 16 there was very little interest.

was very firm at 9.46 a.m., although quarters were inclined to treat the structed immediately Include a light | service, he said. and 25 in higher education, or find-

French criticism was received as a local cruiser, and aircraft carrier, three ing them jobs, was announced to- The market continued dull but Issue, while a close watch on the destroyera of 1500 tons each, and ment was signed, he explained, but destroyers of 1,850 tons each, five bofore the Anglo-German agree- London, June 26. day by President Roosevelt. 1994. Stocke at the end of May.

three submarines.--Router. The Anglo-Uruguayan Commer- The President is confident the session. The disquieting rumours

stendy at the close of the morning situation is to be maintained.

It was not considered that it justi-- 1935, were 0.1 per cent, loss in value cial Agreement was signed to-day yield from this

The Chinese officials in Charhar The United Press learns that, fled Britain in withholding her con Investment will were subalding. than at the close of May, 1984. at the Foreign Office. The Agree-be high and will lead to the

are awaiting fresh instructions In addition to the opening of bfds sent to the agreement which hold U.S. dollars woro Employment was 1.6 per cent.ment will not come into force pend- absorpton of 500,000 youngsters sellers and Sterling 1/7 sellers fore negotations can

39.15/16 from the Central Governmont be for 13 warships, the Navy Depart such promise for the peace of the higher-British Wirclean.

ing ratification-British Wireless. In the scheme-Reuter,

be resumed ment will receive Navy Yard world. He hoped when the French -United Press.

with the Japanese.-Central News. | estimates for 11 additional craft. (Continued on Page 7.j

London, June 28.

The value of retail trade in May,

1036, was 2.2 per cent, greater than

TRADE AGREEMENT

and

"Tushilkow incident"