1935-07-12 — Page 19

U.S. MOVE TO PREVENT FIGHTING?

HULL TALKS WITH ITALIAN MINISTER

NO DETAILS OF CONVERSATION

Washington, July 11. In a press conference here to day, Mr. Cordell. Hull, Secretary of State, declared that the United States was deeply interested in doing whatever they could to pre- Herve the peace of the world and that the Government was closely watching the situation between Italy and Abyssinia.

This statement was made in reply in questions concerning the conference between Mr. Hell and the Ralian Ambassador, Signor Auguste Ronso, yesterday.

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he went on, and recalled the ces sion of Jubaland to Italy in 1925.

"We admit the justice of some Washington, July 11.

of the criticism made against the The world production of the Ford Abyssinian Government, but not of Motor Company for the first six the fart that the complaints made months of this year totals 848,501 against the Abyssinian Government units, of which the domestle figurere sufficient cause for plunging was 810,700 units.

Into war," he said.

12, 1935.

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Europe that regard the centre. and out of Europe as danger points, Certain of them go ao fur ne to belleve that an air pact separated from the settlement of other

pence questions would maku the danger in the East even more neute than it is. Whilst I cannot go the length of those fears, 1 do none the less agree that a war started in the centre or east of Europe might—indeed, Judging by experience, probably would lead to n general con- Bagration, and that on this (REV, C. SARGENT'S RECITAL account it is essential to deni without delay with any danger From Z.B.W. on a wavelength of 356 points that may exist. This is the reason

British why the Government la most anxious to see the Eastern and Danubian pact of

ratified n! non-aggression

the earliest possible date.

"The German Chancellor agreed, during the Stresa Confer- ence. that objection would not be raised to the conclusion by He concluded with warm re-others of pacts of mutual assist. Britain's friendship¦ance, provided no more was ex- ferences to for Prance, Italy. Russia, "with † pected of Germany than agree. whom we are on botter terms than ments of non-aggression, of con-Song-I live in my dreams ("Let's

the Soviet | sultation and denial of assistance at any time since

live to-night" Tullio Carminati. Government was established," the to FLT1

The German DISTENSOR.

(This m CONIMERCOS nt the United States, China and Japan. Chancellor further stated. In a { Queen's Theatre on Saturday");

Through recent speech, that the German Song Shine HOUSE IN DARKNESS

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According to the Auto Manufac- The Government was working to turers Association, the motor-car avert that calamity through the production for the six months, ex- | machinery of the 1986 treaty and clusive of the output of the Ford the League of Nations, Sir Samuel Company, which is not a member, went on. And he denied as with totalled 1,637,906 units, an, in-out foundation the rumoura that crense of 20 per cent. over Inst Britain would ask the French year and of 48 per cent, over the Government to join in a blockade of Italy or that Britain was pre average for the past five years,

The June output was 276,218 fparing an isolated form of coercion units, an increase if 11 per cent.against Rome, over May and of 21 per cent, over June of last year.---Retuer.

JULY BRIDE

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Mr. Hull said they had discussed the Italo-Ethiopian question briefly on general terms in the course of their conversations conerraing

A complete "black-out" enve' p.ciple to conclude parts of non-Voent affairs of mutual interest to the!

od the House when Mr. Morgan aggression with their individual A wedding of great interest to

to supplement. Jones rose to wind up the debate neighbours and Italian and American Governments,

the Portuguese community was

by every While Mr. Hull declined to reveal solemnised yesterday afternoon a

for the Opposition, owing to the them

provision which further details of the disenssion, the Rosary Church when Miss

Hights having failed. Mr. Jones, aims at isolating combatants ant observers speculate upon the possi-

Remeding become however, valiantly addressed his localising Idalina Maria hifity that he made a verbal and the bride of Mr. Frederico Nataliaansern audience while the flicker-French Government have notified diplomatically worded suggestion Canha, The Rev. Father Rossing lights of candies gradually the German Government that they resperting the United States view officiated at the ceremony,

appeared in various parts of the accept the German proponts as i Douse,

basis at negotiation. of any hostilities between Italy

The bride to the doughter of Mr. and Ethiopia, which, he probably

Cando Hemedios --ul. intimated, he anticipated with the late Mrs. Auren Marm Collaro great misgiving,--Reuter,

MR. CORDELL HULL ACTIVE

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dla Shen Remedios.

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To-Hcourse-at-him-speech, Mi...; Morgan Jones said the Govern- į ment had been too late with China and with Germany, and it was n almost to late with Abyssinia. The fovernment was vigorous and assertive in resprei of smalfer nations, but when a blatant, big bully appeared they can away

war-makers.

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9,15-10 p.m. 42nd Recital of susceptible of similar treatment..B. &. Sargent,

"I believe the Danubiar Part is | Granaplinné Recurls by The Rev.

10 p.m. Reitter Press Bulletins, 10.02-11 p.251. Dance Music. There is therefore, in the opinion

is Majesty's Government, now no longer' any reason at all why rapid progress should not be made toward the conclusion

24 TE Eastern Pact, it is now in the

US. BOND ISSUE

Batering the Church on the arm uf her Cher, the bride looked charming Washington, July 11, in a silver lame Wedding gown with Mr. Cordell Hull, Sperelory of kang tulle train. This dress was de

She carried State, to-day began informal dissiped by the bride

bouquet of orchids, cussions an 1 [-Abyssinian Attending the bride were the Misses dispute with diplomats of the comm Cinio Remedios. bet Mater. and tries signing the Kellogg Pact. Thelma Rozarin, step-sister of the Mr. Anthony Eden, replying, [power of the German Chancellor to

Washington, July 11.- Following the receipt, of reports, bidegroom. They wore hue organdie paid: "If anybody thinks it will make a real contribution to the

Mr. Morgenthau, Secretary of from Paris and London that the gowns and entriół biuquets of African be a feature of British policy enuse of peace, which will renny the Treasury. states that the British and French Governments dalies.

henceforth that. British territory|cause of anxiety from the minds Treasury Is likely to offer for ure considering calling a tripod tite

will be given, nway when accomano. of many Governments, not onlynelion $100,000,000 27 per cent. conference with Haly to dieses the

dation is sought. I emphatically in Central and Eastern Europe, bonds Little Abyssinia dispute. Me, Holl called

but in Western Europe as well. Reuter Sir Ronald Lindsay, Er'tish Ambas

I would urge him to make it. The duties of best man were under-

think, indeed, he will be serving sador, and M. He owlaye, I taken by Mr. Osear V. Oliveira,

Miss C. Osmund, as strom inour, wore blue lace and carried

bouquet of African daisies. Wine Silen was page-bey

of

deny the assertion. Cheers).

The Lahoor moting to reduce

Į votes to 40, - -Renter,

maturing

French Ambassador, to the State, the Green Island Cement Company, the Estimates was rejected by 236 fhis own cause by making it. He League System

Department, with when he is. | Mr. A. C. Rozari was groomsman, cussed the general situation separ ately--United Press.

After the ceremony, a reception Carnarvon Villas. was held at No. 2, Later, the newly-wed couple left for their honeymoon which is being spent on a tour to Shaphai and Japan. entenible trimmel with royal blue, with touching of olive green. Ba, bag and shoes to mutch completed the ensemble.

STATEMENT WELCOMED

Rrue, July 11. Sir Samuel Houre's statement of

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This is the solu

himself spoke very frankly in his tim for our efforts to find a basis sperch of May 21 and he will, i

of settlement. | know, feel no resentment if

speak equally fenikly. We here indiced, the world at large-have

MUSSOLINI SHOWS HIS On learing, Mrs. Cunha wore a white British policy is welcomed in well-been disturbed not only by Gergontradiction we have given to

STRENGTH

of

WILLING TO CONTINUE

Geneva, July 12.

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WILD STATEMENTS

"I need not repent the emplète informed quarters here, which con-many's programine of rearmament, wild sintements as to ar motive sider it shows a marked imponive- but also by certain other ment in the British attitude, phenomena in modern Germany, and our actions that have been sections of the Italian Similarly, news that Britain is Chancellor at his word and during

None the less, we have taken the made in

press. The statements that we (Continued From Page 11.

declining to supply arms v

the last few weeks we have given are thinking of our own Colonial stated that the Italian delegates Abyssinia is asserted to be certain Sceptical of the value

'enn-; front

practical proud of it by conclud-interests, and are massing troops conference to have a salutary influence upon the conciliation

neighbouring Colonies, are ferences United Press.

at Sebeveningen are

ing with him a naval agreement. willing to the Abyssinian Giverniment. Ken-

We have thereby, as we hope; should like also to make it clear completely devoid of foundation. continue their talks with theter.

taker a step forward on the road that we have always understood, ANGLO-GERMAN Abyssinian representatives.

tee reconciliation. But recon. Fuly 20 for aturther effort at

and will understand, Italy'a desire London, July 11, ciliation, Bike pence, is The League of Nations has issued ; settling the Italo-Abyssinian dis-i The House of Commons -wasan

for overseas expansion. Indred. manifold. Tul -him- new. we have in ilin past done our best a memorandum in which it Ispute.-Buited Press,

crowded and the galleries were fill. therefore, take the necessary step to show our sympathy with Italian ed with distinguished men and forward and help on the negotia- women of many nationalities when tion of the Eastern and Danubian Aspirations in a practical way. the Foreign Secretary, Sir Samuel paels, thereby giving a great im- 1925, we ceded Jubaland to Houre, delivered his eagerly pulse to the conclusion of an air Italy, and in the present negotia- tions we showed our willingness awaited speech surveying the in- pact, which I know he desires."

to endeavour to ensure for Italy ternational situation. He spoke first of disarmament and the Sir Samuel added: "This leads some territorial satisfaction by a legitimate recent Anglo-German Naval Agreeme naturally to the subject which reasonable ment. The Agreement was in un desire particularly to mention-arrangement with Abyssinia. On the application of Inggector į

sense a selfish one. Any agrees the independence and integrity of

"We admit the justice of some Stinson at the Kowloon Magistracy grived the following selfing and buyment made

Time after time. We this morning, Mr. Wynne-deges madeing rates frots the Manila Agen obviously to be of such a character have

with Germany had Austria.

of the criticisms that lave teen explained our considered an order for the confisention of an this

Consuls.

made against the Abyssinian that Austria occupien. unserviceable

297 that it would not prejudice but fur-view

Government. Air-run which

Bul are these facts ther the prospects of a general strategically and economically sufficient cause for plunging into naval treaty. There seemed over-key position in Europe and that

war? We have surely found in whelming renous why in the in-change in her statue would The report on medical work by the The following forthcoming wedding terests of peace the main objet shake the foundations of Euro- the past that it is possible to ad- just demands and differences of St. John Ambulance in the New, the announced: Mr. Cole Goufrey tive of British foreign policy theean

peace." He concluded :-

this kind without recourse to war, Territories during June, gives a Fitzlog Lloyd, merebant, of The opportunity that offered should be For our part, we wish to and 1 am not prepared even to total of 13,929 cases, of which 4,84, l'eak and Baina Bebema, as Bener, Seized."

these questions all settled." were new. Maternity enses numbers who is na podle la Hongjang by the

abandon any chance that may ed 108. A total of 59 home visits. Potodama Mr.

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present itself--whether through UPHOLDING THE LEAGUE They had some were made, foul 11 rares altogether, Resistant Secretary of the Hongkong:

the machinery of- the 1906 were sent to hospital.

Food Javestment and Agency Cportunities for disarmament slip

The Foreign Secretary then re- Ltd., and Miss Elsa Grace Frane away in the last fifteen years, and ferred to the machinery of collee-League,

Treaty ur the machinery of the ቦታ both for averting Selameter, of "White Cotture, Taip, each jest opportunity had led live pence. "The more I look at what I believes will be a calamity. Two recently-launished. 11. brought beforé. Mr. Macfadyen af the

a fear of unrest and greater arma- the future prospect, whether near Central Magistrney this morning. An Fuling eye-sprejali, Kusturments, Here was a chance h

"To-day I cannot say more than charged with breach of the Deports, Bukett, aged 2. var charged for eliminate what had heen the chief or far the more sure I am that | tion Ordinance, Lo Chung, aged 17, Mr. Macfadyen at the Central Music ease of embitterment of public system of collective security that we are working on these lines. who was banished for five years in tracy this maning with entering the feeling between Britain and Ger-and the League best provides the from their minds

essential to peace and stability. Meanwhile, let members dismiss June this year, WIN sentenced to, Colons without a valid

rumours, al- four months hard labour. He stato Servant Russell, proscenting, statou any before the war-naval com-

machinery. If [necessary

the together without foundation, that by far that defendant arrived in Bington petition-to

system of collective security that we have asked the French Govern- to Cantun. Another man, Yan Chak, last Wednesday from anten and declaration of the German repre- gradually being built up with ment to join in a blockade of italy. aged bl, was senéneed to six months came up to the Passport Office with sentatives, unrestricted use ik

great care and patience were and that we ourselves are pre Karquiries were made, submarines hard labour. He was banished for another man

against therchant

smashed, if the League became so paring sonie isolated and deferiant was found to be witle shipping and to secure an agree feeble and brittle as to have action against a country that has years in May this year.

out a passport for Hongkong,

adment though he had a passport endorsed i

which on naval grounds real influence upon the course of been mar friend. We stand for for Canton. The police were only med manifestly to the ad- events, the system of alliances-pence and will not abandon any ¦

asking for a small fine and an ex-vantage of other naval powers, that is the reverse of collective reasonable chance that may offer pulsion order geninst defendant, including France. His Majesty', sentenced to three weeks His Worship imposed a fine of $10 Government had no apologies to appear, with all its ancient disastrous war.”—British Wireless.

security-miust necessarily re- itself for helping to prevent a'dis- perfume. Sergeant on accused and made an

expulsion make for what was a practical quiets and intrigues. As things

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who admitted stealing the goods from | pented before Mr. W. Schofield, at the air pact, Sir Samuel Hoare de and willing to take our full share a shop in Des Voeux Road Central | Central Magistracy This morning, The total value of the property was charged with having, on or about claret:-"We are anxious for an $8. Although the shop knew of their February this year, being a clerk air pact accompanied by air "Over and over again we have more about her body or its inside, she lass, they made нo report to the or servant in Lam Dore and Com- | limitation." It looked, at first stated, and ne one better than does not want to know about that, nolice, as they were busy rentoving, pony, 25) Swatow Street, with intent sight, a simple affair, but five the Prime Minister, our fidelity to and besies it is,

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Such foolish prejudices have for- Wous Shy, aged 28, unemployed, making a false entry in i cash book Germany, had to be brought to reafirm. it to-day. We are all paning of tim

Powers, including France and the League and its principles, and purporting to show that a sum was brought before ar fad $5.10 had been paid to Messrs. Sham negotiation and agreement, and therefore in duly bound to do the workings of the body has opened ing, charged with the theft of low Saw Mills Company, Mr. M. R. the French and several other our utmost to prevent the devolop the door to better health. Tho day eye-spike and a double jay bracket, Lo appeared for the defendant, and European Governments took the ment of any crisis that is likely to its pout when une faced the dangèra the property of the Hongkong Tele-i applic for a remand which was view that was impossible to dis-weaken or destroy the principles of neglected constipation rather than phone Company. Sergeant Fowlle granted, the case being fixed for July sociale an air pact from certain upon, which the League was built acknowledge the trouble. ProgTURS stated that defendant was stopped by 18 at 11 am. Ball in S600 was Axel.

Young Fo, 43, residing at No. 395 other conditions of pener.

and upon which its influence for too has discoverad a laxative fur a detective in poruession of the

superior to

to old-fashioned remedios articles and stated he hind picked Shanghai Street, secund floor-was

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which "We have worked so long and

caused, griping pains · ami them up. Defendant was taken to mitted to the Kwong Wah Hospital closely with our French friends the Telephone Co., where the property his spine received through

violent setion harmful to the organs. "This is the reason why, evenThis laxative is Pinkettes. These tiny yesterday suffering from injuries to was identified. Apparently, it h.d

fall in the past years that it is both at the risk of criticism, we have been stolen from a house in Gilman down the hold of the steamer lankow wise and right to take Into been prepared to make construc pills assist natura in a normal way to maintain daily regularity. They ald Street.

Maru lying in Kowloon Bay. Lam account these very real anxieties, |tive proposals for the avoldance the liver, banish billousnean, kick Defendant was bound over in 100 to come up for judgment in Him, a 17-year-old youth, was nd- for here you come again to an-of a war that, however it might headacher, coated tongue, foul breath, ono year. Mr. L. D. Skinner, of the mitted to the Kowloon Hospital with other aspect of unity of peace, be, must live serious re- and quickly rolleve plies: are obtain Telephono Co., appeared as complain-injuries caused by failing from

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21 YEARS AGO

Extracts From the "Telegraph" Files The following extracts are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended July 18, 1914.

The rate of dollar on demand

was 1s. 10.1/16d.

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Tel. 21322.

Mr. J. E. Anderson arrived in Hongkong to join his brother, Mr. Anderson W. Anderson, In the Music Company,

Mr. A. E. Wood, special officer sent to the West River flood area, reported that in one district alone there were 37,000 people destitute. out of a population of 40,000.

The Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Ltd., declared an Interim dividend of $8.50 per share,