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No. 14028

ITALY RUSHING WAR SCHEMES

MORE AIRCRAFT AND MEN FOR AFRICA

AVENOL LABOURING FOR PEACE IN PARIS

1894.

(Bu Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphie Messages Ordinance,

Received, Judy 10, 1.30 p.m.)

Paris, July 16.

M. Joseph Avenol, the Secretary-General of the League of Nations, has arrived in Paris which he will make the centre of negotiations to avert the increasing- ly threatening war between Italy and Abyssinia.

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The Emperor of Abyssinia, who, it is stated, has been preparing for a possible war for the past six years and has evolved alaborate plans in Case of an Italian attack.

Meanwhile, Signor Benito Mussolini, the Italian Can Thomas Dictator, is working night and day to perfect his plan-of- campaign in Africa.

He has called additional men to

the colours, the mechanics and specialists of the 1909, 1910, and 1912 classes, and has ordered more fighting planes and pilots to Eritrea and Itàlian Somaliland.

Meanwhile, 1 surprising interview with an Abyssinian princess is published in New York. In it the princess is quoted as stating that her country has been preparing for war with Italy for the past six years and that plans for the defence of the Ethiopian Empire' are well in hand.-United Press.

New York, July 15.

The Emperor of Abyssinia has been preparing for war for the past six years, according to his i

Hesbia cousin, the Princess Tumanya, who is studying here.

is quoted an stating that She

prepared the carefully among measures to resist an Italian attack, which for some time has been un-

telpated, are systems of mountain cackes in which munitions have been stored.

The mountains have been kun nelled and huney-combed with dug. outs in order to afford defending troops and civilians easy enver in the event of air raids, she believes. -Reuter Special.

TO VISIT AFRICA

Rome, July 15. Signor Mussolini, the Italian Prime Minister, is expected to visit Eritrea by auroplane within a few! weeks.

He will review the Italian troops there and deliver some inspiring speeches before the commence- ment of the campaign against Abyssinia.

Well-informed circles deny that the Italian Government has, made any proposals for the settlement of the dispute, as was earlier re: ported. Italy, they declare, will not compromise.-Renter Special

MILITARY preparatiONS.

Rome, July 15.

even

VATICAN

PROTEST PROBABLE

GERMAN TREATMENT OF CATHOLICS

CONCORDAT FORGOTTEN?

(Special to "Telegraph") .

Vatican City, July 15.

A papal pronouncement about the treatment of Catholics in Ger- many is foreshadowed by the tone

of an article appearing to-day in

Force Silver

Price Rise?

STRONG SUPPORT IN SENATE

PETITION TO ROOSEVELT

(Special to "Telegraph”)

Washington, July 15.

Senator Elmer Thomas of Okla-

TUESDAY,

JULY 16,

1935.

日六十月六

ANGLO EGYPTIAN

SUDAN

EDDIS ABABA

KENYA

(BR)

ARABIA

SOMAGITAND PROT (DR)

P. I.A

INDIA.

MADISHA:

OCEAND

It is reported that one of Italy's demands on Abyssinia is the right in, canetruct a railway through Ethiopia, along the route shown in the above map, to link the Italian Colonies of Eritrea and Somali. land. Abyssinia, however, it strongly opposed to the proposal.

Hundreds

Reported

Drowned

Britain's

Veterans

See Hitler

YELLOW RIVER HAS WARMLY WELCOMED

BURST BANKS

IN SOUTH HOPEI

Peiping, July 18, Reports from Paotingfu state that the Yellow-River has over- Chang- flowed both banks near

TO BERLIN

TOPIC OF TALK UNDISCLOSED

(Special to "Telegraph")

Berlin, July 15.

homa to-day announced that forty-yuan, in the southermost tip of

The visit of the members of the four Senators have signed the Hopei province, flooding an area letter to President Roosevelt ask-in which are situated some 320 British Legion, veterans of the ing for the enlargement of the villages.

use of allver, particularly as Scores of houses have collapsed Great War, was marked to-day by basic monetary substance similar and it is feared hundreds have a lengthy meeting with Chancellor perlahed. About 120,000 will be Adolf Hitler. himself a former to gold.

Much livestock has war-time corporal of the German Senator Thomas said that he homeless.

Army. The British good-will dele- hoped to obtain sutleient addi-perished, also.

The food water is six feet deep

with him for gates were tional signatures to represent the

before in many parts. majority in the Senate

minutes, during which time they sending the letter to the White

were filmed with Dor Fuehror- in Hanse to-day.

the garden of the Chancellery.

He also expressed the opinion that it is possible that if the four remaining Senators from the sil- ver States sign, he will obtain the signatures of five or six other sympathisers, United Prear,

POLICY UNCHANGED

Washington, July 15.

In response to Press enquiries, the Vatican newspaper, Osserva- the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. tore Remene, stating that the per-Henry Morgenthau, to-day reiter. secution of Catholics in Germany ated that the United States silver! is irreconcilable both with Chan-policy remains unchanged. cellor litler's original assurances and the Concordat of 1933, which guaranteed the religious liberty of German Roman Catholics.-

Even since the Nazi'party came News of Italy's new military to power in Germany, there has it and measures was published to-day in been friction between huge type on the front pages of various religious groups, but none

have

more trying experienced all the newspapers, which have to-day taken an

more times than the Catholics. At one determined attitude in the time it seemed that the breach be

tween Berlin and the Vatican was While the chancelleries of too wide to be healed by ordinary. Europe are ceaselessly discussing means, but the Concordat of 1933 the juridical interpretation and eased the situation. probably the political adjustment

Abyssinian dispute.

Since then the activities of of the so-called Abyssinian ques- tion, Signor Mussolini acts, says Catholies In ovading the German laws respecting the export of cur Lavoro Fascisti,

This paper adds that Mussolini,rency, and the imprisonment of who is a master of political priests and nuns, have reawakened strategy, can point the road that feeling against the Church in Ger- must be followed to safeguard many, it is believed.-Renter Italy's rights and make her mistress Special. of her future-Reuter,

CALL'S MORE MEN,

PAPAL CHARGE

any

The Changyuan magistrate has described the suffering in the affected areas as terrible.

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L. G. CHALLENGES

GOVERNMENT

TO CONTINUE FIGHT FOR "NEW DEAL”

WILL MAKE IT ISSUE AT NEXT ELECTION

London, July 15.

Mr. David Lloyd George, former Liberal Prime Minister, and author of a "New Deal" which, he affirms, would bring back to Great Britain the prosperity and happiness she knew before the post-war slump, has de- clared war upon the Government. He will challenge the Government at the next election, he declares, ask- ing the nation to support his "New Deal."

Parliamentary opinion veered towards a general election for next spring thanks to the clarifica- tion of the atmosphere by the Government's rejection of Mr. Lloyd George's £250,000,000 "New Deal" proposals to-night.

As a reply to Mr. Lloyd George's action in publish- ing the outline of his scheme to-day, the Government is preparing a reasoned statement which, it is under- stood, will flatly reject suggestions like the nationalisa- tion of the coal, cotton, iron and steel industries, and pensions for workers at sixty years of age.

CROWDS ATTACK JEWS

FRESH RIOTING

IN BERLIN

"PERISH

Pensioning in this way would

the

country £100,000,000 annually. it is asserted.

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Mr. Lloyd George will be told the scheme won't cure unemploy- inent and cannot be effected with- In two years, as he suggests, with- out the abolition of Parliamen- tary control.

L.G'S CHALLENGE

Mr. Lloyd George announces that he will challenge the Gov- ernment with his new scheme at the next election.

Cautious Parliamentarians urge a delay in the election until the spring to enable the newly-formed [Government to place its case be- fore the country more effectively than it has been able to do hither-

- ̈ JUDEAH !''

Berlin, July 15. Major Featherstone Godley,

The worst anti-Jewish rioting|to-Reuter. head of the delegation, declined to

the disclose the nature of the conver- in two years occurred In

CABINET SESSION #ations with Herr Hitler.

Kurfurstendamm. Berlin's Broad- to-night, when crowds

London, July 16. Lo

tho way. the interview,

swarmed the enfes shouting Last night's Cabinet session the

"Perish Judeah!"

was largely devoted to the framing Legionaires banquetted at Kaiserhof Hotel and the chief

Police protected the famous of a reply to Mr. David Lloyd of the War Vietim Association, Kempensi Restaurant, but several George's "New Deal" proposals, Herr Oberilndober, presided,

persons there were beaten and which will be released on July Herr von Ribbentrop, who number of windows were smashed. 22,

the Govern- There was a second demonstra- It is understood headed Germany's naval deluga- were killed and twenty. tion to London recently and was tion in Kantstrasse where a Jew.iment's answer embodies a decisive responsible for the with his Aryan wife, was dragged rejection of the land settlement partially

from a cafe and kicked and beaten and coul industry proposals and Anglo-German naval pact, present, and spoke brietly.-Reuter severely. Order was restored at criticises other features of the midnight by Storm Troopers.. re-plan- on the grounds of the ex Special.

inforced by police.

pense entailed.

• (Special to "Telegraph")

Ten

Dortmund, July 15,

seven injured in an explosion in the Westphailan Adolf von Hanse-

mann coal mine to-day.

Prominent members of the silver bloc in Congress have also dis- claimed any knowledge of

It is fear that other miners many impending developments,

Experts: are certainly inclined still be alive below ground, and to regard the future with caution, rescue work is made most difficult although the recent substantial as fire has broken out in the pit purchases in London are taken as shaft. indicating that the United States

the is still active in

market. United Preas.

JUBILEE REVIEW

OF NAVY

GREAT EVENT FOR -TO-DAY

The explosion occurred at the 2,000-foot level-Reuter Special.

Je známskeiKINGRAULIKKENETASUNASKETAUNEINT

Was

LONG TALKS

London, July 15. Members of the British Legion visiting Germany at the invitation of German Ex-Servicemen's Organi- sations, to-day placed a wreath on the tomb of Germany's Unknown

The demonstrations were a TC- However, it is reported that a sult of a Swedish anti-Semitic few of Mr. Lloyd George's BUK movie "Petterson and Bender." at gestions will be incorporated in

the Government which the Jews booed.

Meanwhile, six Jews and non-United Press. Jewish women companions have been arrested at Breslau by the

programme.-

Warrior in Berlin and were re-Sceret Police on charges of "racial PLANE'S FORCED The Provincial Government Inceived by Herr Hitler who, with pollution."-United Press. providing funds for emergency | Herr Hesse, Deputy leader of the relief-Reuter.

WARNING 'REPORTS

Nanking, July 16. Reports from Ilsuehow state

Nazi party, talked with them for over two hours.-British Wireless.

that the Yellow River is threaten- MORGENTHAU'S

DEFENCE

•

POLICE SUMMONED

Berlín, July 16.

LANDING

WHILST BOUND FOR WUCHOW

A police flying squad was called out to quell anti-Jewish rioting in the famous West End thorough- fare. Kurfurstendamm, to-night. The disorders were a sequel to a

Canton, July 15. demonstration in West End

A mail and passenger plane of theatre where, during the showing the South-Weat Aviation Corpora- of a new anti-Jowish film the Jews tion, whilst on its way to Wuchow in the audience whistled softly and this morning, had narrow escape then left abruptly:

from destruction, when it develop. The demonstration caused an ed engine trouble when flying over outburst in a number of evening Samshui. papers, one journal remarking that

disturbances auch

ing to force a breach in the main dyke at Yangfeng, Eust. Honan,

If this should happen the flood- London, July 15. water will very likely aweep down The King travelled to the out- the river's former course, and into EXPLAINS NEW BILL akirts of Portsmouth to day by North Kiangsu. Should this hap- entall pen it will inevitably

TO FLETCHER His Holiness the Pope, through special train, accompanied by the Rome, July 16.

the official Vatican news organ, Prince of Wales and the Dukes of enormous loss of life and proper-

Washington, July 16. Italy's Dictator. Benito Mus- has charged that Herr Hitler has York and Kent, on his

way to ty..

Precautions are being taken in solini, has called to the coloura broken faith with the Vatican by attend the Jubilee Review of the

Defending the proposed bill hia mechanical specialists and disregarding the Concordat in Navy off Spithead to-morrow Northern Klangsu where local chauffeurs of the 1909, 1910 and which he promised non-interfer- afternoon. His Majesty proceed-officials have been instructed to blocking damage suits against the believable in the third year of the 1912 classes, and has orderedence with the Roman Church in ed through Portsmouth by motor strengthen and if necessary re- Government. arising out of the additional fighting planes, pliots Germany,

was enthusiastically build the dykes along the old abrogation of the gold clause, Mr. cheered by the great crowds river-bed. Only by this means can Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of to Senator Pleteher, Chairman of the Sonate Banking Committee.

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and car

BOMBAY SILVER PRICES

and aircraftsmen to Africa.

Munition workers are operating "A painful situation has been

lining the route. The King is they hope to control the good in at full time and the factories are created, and the Catholles in. turning put vast war atores, Germany are undergoing difficult spending the night on the Royal any way.-Renter.

Il Duce himself is working hours in defence of the dogma and yacht Victoria and Albert.

other inalienable It is expected at least a quarter night and day to perfect his morals and

the Onnervatore of a million people will watch the African campaign plans-United rights,

review from shore and ships. Romano Presa,

Owing to pressure of Government NO EXPORT LICENCES

The Pope especially attacks business, the adjournment of the London, July 15. sterilisation which "according to House of Commons to permit No licences for export of arms Herr Frick, Minister of the members to attend the review has to Abyssinia have been issued Interior, must be observed by not been possible, but a large the group of membors, including the during the past three months, said everyt Catholic, although Lieut-Colonel D. J. Colville, reply Church instructs them against Prime Minister, Mr. Baldwin, and ing to questions from Capt. C. storilisation and it is condemned the Lord President of Council, Mr. Waterhouse, Conservative, in the by Divine law," the journal adds. Ramsay MacDonald, will be pre

(Continued on Page 7.)

Bent.-British Wireless.

-United Press.

Reuter reports Bombay silver prices down one anna at 3 p.m. (Hongkong time) to-day:

To-day's Price 71.11

*71.12

Yesterday's

Close

the Treasury, has written a letter

Nazi regime.--Reuter,

were

un

S'HAI. EXCHANGE space in a forest and the machine

MARKET

STEADY AT CLOSE OF MORNING

Unable to return to Canton the pilots were compelled to make a

Nam Hol district) at about four forced landing at Shiu Tong (in

o'clock-in-the-afternoon.--..

The plane landed in an open and its occupants escaped. Injury. The two pilots and the passengers, Mr. Cheung Yam-man, Chief-of- Staff of the Fourth Group Army, Corps in Kwangsl, and his wife, returned to Canton last night by the Canton-Samshul train.

Mr. Morgenthau sald that he could not see how the proposed bill could have any noticeable ofect on the Government's credit or upon the prices of Government bands.

Shanghai, July 10. He declared there had been no Exchange rates at 9.15 4.m. to- weakness in the Government bond day were: U.S. dellars, 38-16/16, market since the bill was proposed Sterling, 1/6-13/16, Gold Bars

Belfast, July 16. and moreover there was no im- $852.30.

The market was stendy at the Fighting has broken out again plication of any intent to avoid paying the principal and interest close of the morning session at Mill Field district and one had Sporadic piping on Government bonde in full-U, S. dollars were 39, Sterling been wounded.

1/6-13/16, Gold Bars $853.00. continues.-United Press.

Reuter.

FURTHER RIOTING