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ROYAL WEDDING

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SPANISH. PRINCE WEDS BOURBON

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Rome, Oct, 12.

MISSING FORTUNE

SON OF SPANISH MARQUIS HELD

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New York, Oct. 12. The police have been asked to hold Dr. Antonio L. Evangeliste, Filipino chiropractor, in connec tion with the death of his father, pending investigations.

JAPANESE

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KEEPING PEACE IN COMMERCE

PACT WITH.

AMERICA

Washington, Oct. 12.

It is announced that Japanese exporters have agreed to restrict cotton textile sales in the Phillp-

years

It is said the police are puzzled Magnificent scenes were witness-over certain matters, Including the pines to 45,000,000 square metres ed at the wedding of Don Juan, death of Jener Legdamio Evange-annually during the two

retrospectively on Prince of Asturias, Heir Presump-liste de Espina, Marquis de Con- beginning

January 8, 1936. provided the tive to the Spanish Throne, and

Philippines tariff da not increased. Princess Maria de Bourbon, which was held in the biggest church in

This compares with 66,366,000 Rome.

motres in 1934.

Seven thousand people were pre- Hent, the majority being Spaniards, and most of the women wore red and yellow, with a Spanish colour- ed carnation in the hair or in the mouth.

1934 at

stantinen, who died in Pasadena, California.

Apparently the death certificate was signed by one doctor, and the deceased's reniains were cremated immediately after death, the ashes being shipped to Spain.

The police have received a letter from Mrs. Florenzel de Cox, of Manila, claiming that she is a After the ceremony, the bridal daughter of the Marquis, and ask- pair were greeted with thunderousing them to investigate the dis- cheering. They drove to St. position of a fortune of $50,000 Peter's, where they were received which the Marquis brought from by His Holiness the Pope.

the Philippines,

In the evening, ex-King Alfonso gave a banquet in honour of the cccasion, two thousand Spaniards being present. The couple Inter left for their honeymoon, their destination not being revealed.- Renter Special.

SUGGESTS WORLD

BOYCOTT

(Continned from Page 1.), making it impossible for them to aid Italy Indirectly.

CONSERVING ¡EXCHANGE

New York, Oct. 12.

The Missing Persons Bureau on March 13, 1935, received a request for records of the death of "one Jener Logdamio" and the where- abouts of his son.-United Press.

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Washington, Oct. 12. The Pan-Pacific Press Bureau A new move to conserve the reports that word has been receiv dwindling Italian

foreign ex-

ed from Honolulu and Auckland change was seen by American ob

that British interests and the Pan- servers in Italy's announcement American Airways are approaching yesterday of her dollar bond con- an understanding which will 1 version plan, to be offered to Ita-assure the inauguration of an alr lian nationals in the United States. line between Hawali and New

The Italian commercial attache Zealand.

which Italians in America and

the

The announcement states:-"It cons!- is believed that careful deration will indicate that figure will prove beneficial to the textile industries of the United States and Japan without pre- judicing the interests of the Filipino people or obligating the Philippines Government

"Japan and the United States are in entire agreement with this method of handling the situation, which might otherwise result in increasing conflict, compelling commercial interests to demons trate their ability to handle economic problems in a way which may not prove legitimate."

The agreement provides that the Japanese share will be 55.7 per cent, and the United States 37,7 per cent.-United Press.

FORCES MASSED FOR GREAT BATTLE

(Continued from Page 1)

in a heavy toll of lives among the women and children of the area,

Numerous villages were wiped out, Including Tafari and Catama, which are important centres of Ogaden,--United Press.

ADDIS ABABA FEARS

Djibouti, Oct. 12, The authorities here believe that

here revented a new law under

It is said that Pan-American Air.the departure of the Italian Minis- ways will operate the service to

ter, Count Vinci, will be the signal other foreign countries would be Auckland, where it will link up Italian war planes.

for the bombing of the capital, by permitted in certain eircum-with the British systems to Aus stances to convert Italian dollar tralia and London via India. The bonds into, the recently issued stops en route will probably be Italian internal five per cent. lire the Kingman Reef, Pagopngo and

bond offer.

In effect, this means a bongs of about 43 per cent. per $100 par value in the ease of Italian even per rent. bonds. Unofficial American estimates place the probable annual interest ing on the sinking fund of over $10,000,000.-Reuter Speciel

LABOUR ATTITUDE

say-

Suva-United Press.

POLISH CABINET

RESIGNS

Warsaw, Oct. 12. The Cabinet has resigned be- "Caise" or "differenteus" over the "new"

constitution.

To-night's train brought 125 foreign refugees from Addis Ababa, including six members of the Belgian Military Mission, and Miss Esme Barton, daughter of the British Minister.-United Press,

QUIET IN NORTH

Asmara, by Native Runner

from Adown, Oct. 12. All is quiet on the northern front as far as defensive activity is concerned.

The Army is consolidating for 'London, Oct. 12. A general election is, forecast, the next push, which may come in The new Leader of the Labour | which may necessitate à Govern- | a fortnight." Thousands of motor Party. Major Attlee, in his firstment policy based mainly upon the trucks are bringing up tens of speech since his election to that economic needs of the country.

thousands of tons of materials, It is reliably learned that M. and long mule trains in charge of office, emphasised that the matters upon which there were differences Zyndlaw Koseinikowsky, Minister bodies of engineers and labourers, of opinion in the Labour Movement of the Interlor, has been asked to

are assisting in the building of much

han form a Cabinet-United Preas. sniller

tortuous Trails. those they held in common. They guar wero united in their resolve to

were

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London, Oct. 12.

maintain peace They believed committee is under the chairman that even yet if the nations of the ship of the Greek Delegate,, M. world in the League would honest- Maximos.--British Wireless. ly and wholeheartedly apply im- mediate sauctions, the present war should be brought to end, but con- stant care would be needed leat the support of used to start a new armaments race.-British Wirrices.

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BRITAIN'S STAND

London, Oct. 12.

Credit

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their country is spared hostilities. LACK OF CONTROL TO MEET IN LONDON

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Washington, Oct. 12.

SUSPICIONS AROUSED

At Geneva, the Financial Sub- Committee, with the assistance of

Haile Selassie Gugsa, with friz- experts, considered plans for Imay hair and negroid features, posing financial sanctions and their wearing a dirty cotton shamms, in general recommendations which bare feet and bare head, arrived will be submitted to. the Com-to-day. Imittee of Seventeen. A plenary Many influential priests are also In a broadcast speech last night, meeting of the Co-ordinating Com arriving, promising submission if

SHORTLY. Mr. Anthony Eden recapitulated mittee of 52 States will be held on the progress made since the ma- Munday to receive this Committee's chinery for co-ordinating applica-proposals, und formal approval to

Washington, Oct. 12 tion of sanctions against Italy has the raining of the arms embargo

It is learned from unimpeachable. been set up. So far, he said, there on Ethiopia and for maintaining out a shot being fired. This will A high Federal Reserve Board sources that the Naval Conference had been no dallying. "We cannot it in the case of Italy will then, it leave a clear path to the eastern official admitted that, despite the is definitely scheduled to take place afford to dally, for at this moment is anticipated, be given.

front, and the cutting of the Dji-Board's wide new powers of con- in London in a few week's time, men are being killed and homes are this course is received in London, Press

When notification of approval to bouti-Addis Ababa railway.--United trol of credit currencies, it is the exact date being uncertain. being shattered. Action must be the Board of Trade will at once be

problematical whether there is any

Many feel that the results will swift and action must be effective informed and will be at liberty to

assurance against credit inflation. If the League Is to achieve the end receive applications for licences for

The official added that white probably be negative. However, it for which it was set up.

Jijiga, Oct. 12. there is little immediate danger of is held that the gesture is obliga-. "We have no quarrel with Italy export of arms and munitions to

The Ethiopian auspicions of all reactionary Inflation, the new set tory under the treatles.United

{Prces.. an old and valued friand. No-

Ethlopin.

Economic sanctions in general of bad news from the front. where would there be mere rejoic were further considered in private

whites is rising, due to the receipt up made future credit potentiali-

ties very difficult to ascertain.- ing than in the United Kingdom if to-day by the Committee of Boven- formation that soldiers were mar

Military officers withheld the in- United Press. Italy were, to turn back into the teen, of which the financial and ching to the front on Friday chiant-

EFFECT OF WAR

taken solema obligations and from Having agreed in principle to the man is the thief of the ages." ways of peace, but we have under-uther sub-committees are offshoots. ing a hymn of hate: "The white

New York, Oct. 12. The Commodity Research those obligations we shall not suggestion that the countries co-

Bureau cites charts since 1720 shrink.

A prompt beginning has operating in the imposition of by repeated reports of Italian gas sharply increased commodity prices, Much feeling has been aroused showing that war has invariably been made. So for 7.20 & 9.20 p.m. Majesty's

Hia sanctions should refuse to permit attacks. Government.

saying that currency, depreciation fn the the entry of Imports from Italy, United Kingdom is concerned, I

Also the lack of news from out- has been the principal cause, Lionel

the Committee of Seventeen ad-side sources lends the natives to be- can give you an assurance that as

It is added that owing to the journed until Monday. Questions lleve that the League is not assist-wide inflationary background exist- wo have begun, go shall we per- of detail have still to be settled anding, whereas they can see the white ing in the United States, war could Kowloon Tong, was the victim of a severe."---British Wireless.

a formal vote was not taken to-day. invaders over-running the land readily cause inflation, despite

The British delegate, Mr. United Press.

American neutrality. United London, Oct. 12.

Anthony Edon, urged the Im-

Prona,

In a report to the police, - Miss Preparations for collective mea-portance of speed, and it was

Woolley states that while she was sures against Italy under Article greed that a vote on the general

THE TYPHOON

standing in Nathan Road opposito XVI of the Covenant are steadily Committee reassembles. The Sub-

principle would be taken when the U. S. LABOURITE MURDERED

'Granville Road, a Chineso mân rid- proceeding in Geneva, and a fur- Committee will work out details in

The typhoon has entered the ing a bicycle, came past and ther meeting of the Co-ordinating the course of Monday, reporting

Kansas City, Oct. 12. coast of Annam and is filling up anatched her handbag which con- Unionists have ordered a general Its position at 10a.m. today was tained monoy and property to the Committee will be hold this even-first to the soventeen Powers and strike for Monday, as a protest. 106, Long.; 17, Lat.

I total value of $29. Ing. It is hoped it will have be later in the day to the main Co- against the murder of William fore. it the report of its financial ordinating Committee. The finan- who was shot in a downtown die- sub-committee, which this morncial Drafting Committee will meet

Polley, a fiery Labour organiser ing had under consideration the recommendations for suppression Wireless

to-morrow. of all credits, to Italy. The sub-

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