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POLICE FORCED TO FIRE ON BELFAST RIOTERS

TWO KILLED IN

STREET CLASH

GUNMEN SNIPE FROM HOUSE-TOPS

FIGHT DUEL WITH YORK STREET OFFICERS

Belfast, July 13.

Battle of the Boyne commemoration parades culminated in furious fighting in the streets here to-day.

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Rival factions met and fought with sticks and stones, and finally shots were fired.

Police reinforcements were rushed to the scene by armoured car, for the few officers on hand had been helpless to prevent the rioting and were merely brushed aside when the marchers went into action.

The armoured car crew fired bursts of Lewis gun fire over the heads of the fighting crowd without effect.

Police were finally forced to fire into the crowd and two persons wore killed as

T consequence.

About forty were wounded by rifla

SUCCEEDS

or revolver fire either from the LORD BYNG

police or the armed section of tho crowd. Many persons were hurt, some of them seriously, in the hand-to-hand Oghting, receiving cute and broken bones from blows with sticks and stones,

Police, fighting their way to the centro of the disturbances, made numerous arrests, not without u struggle,

When order was finally restored pulice putrols and armoured cars continued to. cruise through the area. There is considerable ten- slon still in the city.

SNIPERS, ACTIVE

OF VIMY

FORMER CHIEF OF IMPERIAL STAFF

The two fatalities in the rioting) were a man and a woman. Bath Me were shot dend.

When the disturbances were

FINE CAREER AS SOLDIER

(Special to "Telegraph")

Telegraph Teleprush Copyright.

dilishwer, ३५.१६. Received July

London, July 12. 'General Sir Archibald Mont- gomery Massingberg.

G....

Hankow's

Situation

Desperate

MAIN DYKE NEAR

COLLAPSE

BATTLE WITH

RIVER

Hankow. July 13.

The breach in the dyke along the Jupauene concession front, which resulted in extensive flood- ing of the city, has now been closed by a repair, gang. The workmen worked desperately for two hours against the rushing water but finally succeeded in

stemming the Bow.

The situation is ominous us the

river is rising hourly, however.

in,

The break in the dyke resulted the flooding of the native distrlet and adjoining concessions also suffered to some extent.

A wall of the British Cigarette

Company's factory collapsed and the promises were severely damaged.

The Changkung dyke, the main bulwark of Hankow, is still firm but the water is nearing the top and a collapse within tweny-four | == hours Is predicted.--Router.

SUGAR SUBSIDY APPROVED

OPPOSITION HEARD IN COMMONS

AID FOR BEEF PRODUCERS

London, July 12.

at their height during the evening, gunmen were sniping from the K.C.31.6, has been promoted to the : house-tops and the York Street ránk of Field Marsiad in snecession! The House of Commons to-day police were eniled upon to reply to to the late Viscount Byng of Vimy, i

passed the second reading of the them. A prolonged

Inttie gun

The new Field Marshal, who hasritish Sugar Subsidy Bill by 11 ensued..

bees Chief of the Imperial Generalj

votes to 36. The Bill provides for Most of the casualties occurred | Staff since 1988, was bora

on the continuance of the Government in this area.

December 6, 1871. ife has had grant on sugar manufactured from The injured include four police-fine military career, serving in the home-grown beet for twelve

South African War 1899-02. being At 1 a.. this morning, the po-mentioned in despatches and receiv-months from the end, of August. at an estimated ens of about Jice had the situation well in handing the Queen's medal with four £2,750,000.

men.

-Renter.

clasps and the King's medal with two clasps.

The Opposition moved the rejec- HISTORIC BATTLE

In the Great War, he was mention of the resolution, arguing that The Battle of Boyne, famous intioned in despatches nine times, while abrupt termination of State Irish history, was fought in 1696 and in addition to British honours, assistance was undesirable, the between the armies of William was awarded the Croix de Guerre subsidy, instead of benefiting agriculture, had been used to in- III and James II. The formar had and the American D.S.M.

crease the profits of private mono- polics.

Dutch He was Deputy Chief of the General Staff in India 1920-22, was made Colonel-Commandant of the

an army of British and aoldiers, with a regiment of Huge not refugees; whilst King James'

Several speakers criticised the

army was mainly Irish, with some RA. in 1927; General Officer Com- | Government for producing a tem-

Sir William and Lady Peel photographed in the United States on

their way to England on retirement.

HEAT WAVE'S

HEAVY TOLL

Sixty-Three Deaths In America

New York, July 12. The heat wave death toll throughout the United States is now estimated at 63, including 18 in New York City.

The temperature has reached 91 here and thou: sands slept on the beaches, of Coney Island and in the parks last night-Reuter,

NEMOLACE: AURAN JAYA C20NE SPAİNTEZE

SHANGHAI EXPORTS INCREASE

FLOURISHING TRADE WITH AMERICA

COMPARATIVE FIGURES

manding-in-Chief, Southern Com- English and French officers.

After a sharp fight, the Irish mand, 1928-31; was made a Generat parary measure in place of pro

Shanghai, July 13. were defeated and James led to in 1930, and was Adjutant-General ponals embodying its decision on

Statistics issued by the Ameri France. An obelisk near Drog- to the Forces from 1931 to 1983.the report of the committee of!

inquiry, the

majority of which can Consulate today show that heda marks the scene of the battle, Reuter Special.

recently recommended disconinua- Shanghai's exports to the United tion of the grant. It wus States for the frat half of 1935 announced at question time yester were valued at $8,768,948 (U.S. 想 compared with day, however, that the Minister of currency)

War Veterans

To Tour

BRITISH LEGION TO VISIT GERMANY

(Special to "Telegraph") (BN Telegraph, Cepright. Telegraphia

Migs Ordikaner.

1894, Received, July

TAX MAY BE DROPPED

Agriculture, Mr. Walter Ellict, $6,613,982 for the corresponding

hoped to make a definite pro-period of a year ago.

nouncement of the Government's The export of silver, however,

AMERICA'S FEAR OF Polley on this matter before the dropped from 3,281,074 ounces,

Over

LITIGATION

summer recess.

BEEF AND MILK

valued at $1,348,583 (U.S. cur- rency) to 115,500 ounces, valued at $58,424.

TIENTSIN TRADE

Washington, July 12. Faced with mounting litigation

Mr. Elliot, speaking at Yeovil China's total exports to the and unfavourable Court decisions, last night, also announced that he United States for the month of A.A.A. officials to-day disclosed will introduce legislation on Mon- May were valued at $8,184,559, that the cotton processing tax day extending the beef subsidy for compared with $4,308,510 for a further sixteen months. He also April of this year and $8,569,821 collections may be dropped.

4,600,000 people are referred to the suggestion of the for May of last year.—Router. gravely concerned at the situation poll of producers to decide for or Berlin, July 12. and it has been decided that the against continuation of the milk Representatives of the British Supreme Court shall test the con marketing scheme, which had been Legion, veterans of the Great War, stitutionality of the A.A.A, În the made by the Chairman of the Milk will commence their ten days' tour early autumn.

Marketing Board, in view of critic isms which the work of the board has encountered in some quarters.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE Mr. Elliot advised producers to re- STUDIES RELIEF flect on certain facts before de- livering judgment, such as that

Tientsin, July, 12. - For the purpose of devising of the German arm-since 1981 a quarter of a million The Legion representatives will willingness

cows had been added to dairy measures for relieving local com- visit the labour camps and Hitler's veterans to co-oporate In friendly and trusting manner

erday and that in first five months-merce and Industry.a special com- Youth camps,

Extending a welcome to the the creation of true peace on British ex-servicemen, a semi-basis of mutual and equal rights.

agency --- expressed the Reuter Special

of Germany on July 15 and will: So far, 153 suits to restrain the be officially welcomed by Herr von collection of the processing taxes Ribbentrop on that date. Herr are ponding in the lower Courts. von Ribbentrop recently acted for|--Reuter. Germany in concluding the Anglo-j German” naval accord.

official

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Enemies Of Naziism

STAHLHELM UNITS DISBANDED

REACTIONARY LEADERS

(Special to "Telegraph")

hy Telegraph. Coperight. Telegraphis Messages Didmuner, 1491. Rrerived July

ITALY RESENTS U.S. ACTION

ABYSSINIA PROBLEM NOT AMERICA'S

WASHINGTON EXPLAINS PURPOSE OF TALKS

1894.

(By_Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance,

Received, July 19, 0.30 0.3.) :

Rome, July 12. High authorities here to-day declared that the concern of the United States Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, over the Italo-Abyssinian crisis, which the American minister recently expressed to the Italian Ambassador in Washington, is most unwelcome.

Italy regards the American interest, or inter- ference, entirely unjustified.

The Italian authorities declare frankly that the dispute is not an American problem and therefore do not attempt to disguise their surprise at America's remarks on the matter to Signor Rosso, the Italian Ambassador.

GIANT BALLOON BURSTS

STRATOSPHERE TRIP

ABANDONED

THOUSANDS SEE MISHAP

(Special to "Telegraph")

(lle" Telegetphi~~Conurichi:-- Telegraphia, Mengee Onliner,

d

JA. Brenlerd, July

was

On the other band; "Italy wel comes Sir Samuel Hoare's address on British policy which the For- eign Minister in His Majesty's Government delivered in the House of Commona yesterday. His ut- terances indicate a change towards realist policy which would seco to support Italy's claim to over- lordship in Abyssinia, the Italians Tool.-United Press.

AMERICA EXPLAINS

Washington, July 12.

It is reliably reported that one of the primary purposes of the conferences between Mr. Cordell.. Hull, Secretary of State, and the British, French and Italian Am- bassadors here. was to express America's concern regarding pos sible attempts by Italy and Abys- sinin to fix a contraband list for Heutrals in the event of war,

He added that the Government

ensure thint this time

One Senator said that it was Rapid City, S.D., July 12. just such a situation which hum- Berlin, July 12. The National Geographic pered American shipping in 1914- Local formations of the Society's vice-president. Mr. La1916 and led to America's entry Stahlheim, now known as the Nazi Groez, following the collapse of into the world war. Front Fighters' League, huve been the big stratosphere balloon which 'sending dissolved in forty-live towns of the organisation Baden, by order of the Minister of aloft to-day in conjunction with would the Interior, ferr Frick.

the United States Army, declared America would establish her own that another attempt would pro-policy in advance regarding goods It is explained that the reason bably be made this year if it was to be furnished to the belligerents.

-Renter. for the disbandment of these feasible. forces is to be found in the fact

Experts agreed that the fact ¡that persons who were formerly

opponents of. Naziism have gained that, the big bag was filled with influential positions in the helium and not hydrogen, as was customary, probably men to oppose Nazi movements in prevented a major catastrophe. Stahlhelm, and had induced their formerly

Had there been hydrogen in the one way or another.

balloon it would unquestionably This move follows the recent have caught fire when the bag bau on Stahlhelm-activities in burst and would have caused Upper Bavaria by the Nazi Party heavy casualties. chief there.Renter Special.

QUEEN GIVEN DIVORCE

ROYAL FAMILIES' QUARREL

SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT

Washington, July 12. After talks with the British, French and Italian Ambas- sadors here, Mr. Cordell Huli has issued a statement to the press on the Italo-Abyssinian situation which is considered significant.

The costly Instruments, ng it was, were not damaged.

He reiterated the belief of the The explosion of the gas-bag United States in the sanctity of has not yet been explained. But it the Briand-Kellogg pact, which tore a hole in the top of the joutlaws war. balloon, the Explorer II, before it had left the ground and while it was being inflated.

The collapse of the fabric trap-was entered into by sixty-three ped twenty men, but they all nations which are parties to it. cscaped without injury finally, al-The United State, with other though for a time there was panic nations, is interested in the main- because of the fear of fire.

tenance of the pact und the

He declared: The pact is no lens binding now than when it

Bucharest, July 12.

The cause of the bag's bursting, jsanctity of international commit- although still officially undeter- ments assumed thereby for the As former King George of mined, is believed to have been promotion and maintenance of Greece lodged no appeal, the caused by the excessive strain peace between the nations of the

granted to ex-on the top of the fabric. Twenty world."-Reuter, divorco decrec Queen Elizabeth on July 7 became thousand persona, waiting to watch the stratosphere explorera' absolute to-day.

Well-informed circles declare ascent, saw the accident,

knoll to hopes of a reconciliation dejected by the accident, ex- that the divorce means the death- One of the balloonists, mightily

between King Carol of Rumania plained: "The

upper catenary,

and his former wife, Queen Helen. band must have broken." An- The estrangement has been other of the party said he was made permanent, It is believed, duo hopeful that they would be able to the added family troubles. Ex- to ascend this season following Queen Elizabeth is King Carol's repairs.--United Press. sister and Queen Helen is ex-King| George's-Reuter.

TYPHOON WARNING

EAST INDIES RUBBER

NATIVE EXPORT REDUCTION

Batavia, July 12.

The Civil Service Department has intimated that measures are being taken for a considerable re- duction. In native rubber exports. for the second half of 1986.

BILL APPROVED

Washington, July 12. The House Banking Committee The Manila Observatory, raport-approved the Administration's bill of this year fifty-eight million mittee will shortly be organised ing at 8 a.m. to-day, states that barring damage soits against the more gallons milk been put on the under the auspices of the Tientsin there is a typhoon in about Long. Government as a result of the market than in the same period of Municipal Government, it is learn- 123, Lat. 15, moving W.N.W. This devaluation of the dollar, during excess of exports are also being. -1994;---British-Wireless:

od-Central News,

position is to the east of Manila) its session to-day-Reuter.

Means of rectifying the existing considered.Routers