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NANKING MOVES AGAINST REBELS

HO YING-CHING

TO GO NORTH

REBEL LEADER TO BE DISMISSED

TIENTSIN RULED BY MARTIAL LAW

Nanking, Nov. 26.

The Nanking Government has taken steps against the Autonomist Movement in the North. It has abolished the| Peping Branch of the Military Council and has transferred the responsibilities formerly held by that body to the Military Affairs Commission at Nanking.

Nanking has appointed General Ho Ying-ching, the War Minister, the Executive Yuan's High Administrative Commis sioner at Peiping, where he will shortly proceed from Nanking.

General Sung Chch-yuan, meanwhile, has been appointed Pacification Commissioner of Hopei and Charher.

The Nanking Government has also Instructed the Hopei Provincial Government to dismiss and punish General Yin Ju- keng, leader of the autonomy, movement.- -United Press.

MARTIAL LAW

Tientsin, Nov. 26. The strictest martial law is in force In the native' city to-day. It is in- possible to proceed from the French to the Italian concessions due to the fact that two blocks of Chinese areu intervene. It is also impossible to reach the railway station."

The Autonomists who dispersed last night had orders to return to duty to-day. However, it is doubtful If they will appear since they declare they have not been paid.

After their dispersal yesterday they went to the Japanese Consulate

demanded monoy. They, were driven away by armed gendarmes. They are therefore most disgruntled to-day-United Press.

SOLDIERS QUIT

Tientsin, Nov. 26. The "autonomist soldiers" have quit, because they cannot get their

pay.

Ono poldier told the United Press that a Japanese gendarme hired the Tientsin contingent and Liu Kwel- tang hired the Feiping contingent, inviting old soldiers to come to these two cities to join the new army,

Most of the Tientsin "autonomist

ASK JAPAN'S AID

Tientsin Nov, 25.

LINKING

AERIAL SERVICES

AMERICAN-DUTCH AFFILIATION ?

NO DECISION REACHED

Washington, Nov. 25.

The Departments of State and of War have conducted preliminary stu

in

Picture shows Italian tauka plunging through a forest of cacti in Ethiopia. It praphically it-

lustrates the dificulties with which the invaders have to contend.

REVIVED HOPE FOR FLIERS

KINGSFORD-SMITH

PLANE FOUND?

REPORT FROM LAIKUR

earlier statement that an nero- !

in

KING OF HELLENES RETURNS

WILD ENTHUSIASM IN ATHENS

COLOURFUL CEREMONY

(Special to "Telegraph(")

Athens, Nov. 25,

ITALIAN PROTEST TO U.S.

NOT "ORTHODOX NEUTRALITY”

OIL EMBARGO DANGER

ETHIOPIAN FORCE ANNIHILATED

PLANES SPOT MARCH' ON MOGADISCIO

ITALIAN ARMY NEARING HARRAR AND JIJIGA

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH")

(By Telegraph. Copyright, Telegraphic Messages Ordinance 1894. Received, Nov. 26, 12.30 p.m.)

Mogadiscio, Nov. 25.

An Ethiopian column, commanded by Ras Desta Demti, brother-in-law of the Emperor Haile Sclassic, has been annihilated in the Upper Juba region of Italian Somaliland. Apparently the Ethiopian column was attempting to attack this seaport and cut the Italian communications at their very base.

The operation threatened General Graziani's advanced forces in the Webbe Shibeli and Fafan Valleys and the Italians brought all the force they could muster against the daring Ras Desta.

Aeroplanes first spotted the Ethiopians advancing. They commenced to drop upon the marching men a veritable avalanche of high explosive.

The Ethiopian army, says the despatch, was literally blasted off the landscape.

AMERICAN LABOUR TROUBLES

DISSENSION IN RANKS

SHIPPING DISPUTE

Following the aeroplane bombard- ment, the Italians hurled a column of Infantry and tanks at the now seat- tered forcen of Ras Dento, Ifun- dreds, they claim, were killed or wounded.

The fate of Ras Deata is unknown. -United Press.

CONTINUED ADVANCE

Harrar, Nav, 25. ---It is unconfirmably reported that the main Italian army has advanced to within elxty miles of Harrar. It has halted at the city.

point south-west of

Italian dying columns have engag ed the Ethiopians south of Jijiga.

The Exchange Telegraph corres pondent here has cabled London that The Italians have destroyed an Ethio- plan caravan of 400 mules and fifty Sasabanch-United

trucks Press.

hear:

EXPORTS TO: WAR ZONE

AMERICAN

TRADE

SUSTAINED

New Delhi, Nov. 25.

Washington. Nov. 25. Fresh hopes of finding Sir Charles

Italy has protested in effect against Kingsford-Smith and his companion,

the efforts of the United States to Captain Pottybridge, have been raised

halt shipments of nonmilitary goods. by the receipt of a wireless message

It is understood that Signor Rosso, at the office of the Director of Civil A picturesque ceremony was ob. the Italian Ambassador, conferred Aviation from the aerodrome officer served when King George arrived at with Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of Arch. Five guardsmen State, on Friday, when he intimated dies preparatory to commencing ne-at Victoria Point, conveying the re-Ifadrian's

Administra- gotiations with reference to linking port that an aircraft with a broken stepped on the roadway and chal- that italy regards the the l'an-American air mail and pas-wing has been found in the jungle lenged. His Majesty, who replied, "I tion's attempt to hait exports of oil, am the King of the Hellenes." The copper and cotton as not constituting

"ortitudox neutrality." senger service from San Francisco to tear Lalkur.

Laikur is some ninety miles south keys of the e eity were then handed to. China and the Dutch services in the

His Ma of Victoria Point.

It is believed that Italy feels that Netherlands East Indies.

Majesty. There was an impressive To Doum President Ituosevelt has overstepped Developments in this regard, how The report adds that there are the Cathedral, the Archbishop, the bounds of neutrality legislation, soldiers" appear to be narcotic addicts. ever, will await the conclusions of two airmen with the damaged ma-dressed in magnificent gall vestures, since it did not encompass foods, fuel (Special to "Telegraph") --United Press.

Mr. G.

fit chine, one of them with a broken leg officiating, whilst fifty Bishop parti and clothing. It is recalled that H. Dern, Secretary War, who has been in Manila aboard The other is unhurt.

Signor Rosso, in a recent speech in

Washington, Nov. 26. U. S. S. Chester in connection, with The reliability of the report is un- cipated in the service.

While Labour has temporarily for- The King, accompanied by M. New York, deplored the hardship in- the Philippines inauguration core certain, but the message bens out Condylis, the Prime Minister, then flicted on Italian women and children and its direinens with Roosevelt, monies.

wreath on the tomb of the through the baiting of commercial and is maintaining a patched-up A Nippon Denipo report states that Į During his stay in Manila Mr. Dern plane was seen on the morning of Unknown Soldier, after which dele- goods,

truce of sorts, internal dissension le cleven North China autonomy

negotiations with the November 8 by a trade manager near gations of national organisations, er-entered into

cleavage. It is bullored that Signor Ross again threatening a cleav ganisations have decided to telegraph Philippines and Netherlands authori-Takuntia. — Reuter,

cheering wildly, marched past the hinted to Mr. Gordeli Hull that (taly's Lewis from the Executive Committee

Sinco the

the resignation of Mr. John to senior ministers of the Japanese ties, but the outcome will not be known

King as he stood in the balcony of attitude regarding the polley of the of the American Federation of Labour, Government, also to Japanese com-until he returns to the United States.

STILL NO SIGN

the Palace.

United States was comparable to its many have feared that he would take manders in China, requesting Japan His route will be by sea alone Pan-

The Premier, M. Condylis, has now altitude on sanctions, it being away with him his 400,000 followers Government shows that American ex- Singapore, Nov. 25. to dispatch troops to North China to

America's

route to the East, via.

There is still no nazist in protection against Com-Guam, Wake Island, Midway Islam Charks Kingsford-Smith and Captain ·

sign of Sir) resigned.--Kenter Special.

sidered unfair to extend neutrality munists, because Chinese forces are and Honolulu. weak.-United Pre

Pettybridge, who have now been miss American officials atso desire the ing sixteen days. It is recalled that views of Philippine officials on the Kingsford-Smith was JAPANESE CONTROL subject of air route extensions. twelve days in the West Australian missing for the points of con desert some. years ago and was given! that understoo Peiping, Nov. 25, (10,50 p.m.}

will include the extent of up for death The demilitarised zone autonomy reciprocal service council's outline.

of organisation,

necessary

The Royal Air Force and Australian other countries, the question of land- issued at 8 p.m. to-day shows thats in third nations- questo prob. mekins have thoroughly searched the Hallway Supervisory Committee intends to take over the Peiping ably Involving Great Britain and the islands in this area, but without Mukilen Ling from Shanhnikwan do the question of airworthiness cert success. The pilots complain that Hsinho which is one station west of lentes, Insurance against accidents the jungles are no dense as to make

their observations uncertain. Tangku.

and methods of handling mall,

The question of air worthiness corti Land rescue parties are now pro-

Under Seeding to take fientes is an important one. existing Australian regulations, for Reuter Special. instance, no certificate would be grant- ed to a innd plane for fights over the wenn.-United Prose,

Chinese and foreign observers inter. pret this as a Japanese intention to Besure their control of the Port of Tangku where they are building bar racks and a jetty-United Press.

·PEIPING CONFERENCES

Poiping, Nov. 25, (8.30 p.m.) Generals Dolhara, Sung Che-yuan, Hsiao Chen-ying and Chin Teh-chun are in conference here at present.

Halao Chen-ying states that he has received many telegrams from Nan- king but apparently no programme has actually been decided upon, hence General Sung Cho-yuan is still wait.

ing..

He denies that the Japanese troops" have been withdrawn from the Grent Wall.

General Yin Ju-keng predlets that General Sung Che-yuan will declaro for autonomy within a day or two- United Prait..

REBEL'S STRENGTH

Poiping, Nov. 25,

5

with

Majority For Neutrality

AMERICA VOTES FOR PEACE

(Special to "Telegraph")

New York, Nor, 25.

up the search-

ANOTHER RUMOUR

Four Chinese On Clipper

COOKS BOUND FOR WAKE ISLAND

Washington, Nov. 25. Information in the hands of the

measures beyond actual war imple. and start a rival organisation. ments-United Preas,

But the recalcitraut Mr. Lowis ports to the Ethiopian war zone have made it clear to-day that he had no been maintained throughout Novem- such intention.

bor at the October level.

The British Ambassador conferred with. Mr.

RUSSIAN PROMISE

Genova, Nov. 25.

followers the

Ilc intends that his

CRIN should remain niliated with

Secretary

Rawiton Moore, Assistant

of State in charge of ad-

31. Litvinol has informed the A.F.L., so that they can capture con ministering the Neutrality Act, to- Longue that the Soviet is willing to trol of the labour machine instead of day. Both the Ambassador and Mr. apply an all embargo against Italy, starting a breakaway movement. provided all members of the League: and all non-members therein.-Router.

"I resigned from the A.F.L. because Moore declined to comment.--Renter. participate of irreconciliable differences between

myself and the quest of the Exceu. RUMANIA'S STAND

tive Committeo in organlaing mass industries," Mr. Lewis declared. Bucharest, Nov. 25. Meanwhile, the Gulf Port shipping Aboard the Clipper, Nov. 20.

Rumaala has notified the Lengue dispute, which threatens to involve "We left Midway island at 11.12

of Nations that she is prepared to 50,000 waterfront workers, again will Pret United a.m.,"

writea the

place an embargo on the export be before the public eye to-morTOW correspondent,

coal, fron and steel in (Tuesday), when representatives of "We are bound for Wake Island, of ofl, Singapore, Nov. 25. 1,242 miles distant. We are on the taly provided other League nations the shipowners and waterside workers

do likewise.-United Press.

are meeting at Houston in an attempt The arch for Kingsford-Smith third leg of a history-making air mall has now turned towards the border flight to Manila. of Siam and Malay States.

The engineor of a Slamese train has reported that he saw what he be lleved to be an aeroplane afire. It crashed near Setul-United Press.

LOCAL DOLLAR

UNCHANGED

MARKET RATHER

ERRATIC

First returns from the nation-wido The official rate of the Hongkong poli of church congregations on the dollar was, unchanged from yesterday subject of war and peace, indicates afternoon's quotation of 18, 5d. on

A policy of opening this morning..

Gonoral Yin Ju-keng, the leader of sentiment favouring

the autonomy revolt, told Reuter to Isolation, preserved by means of atriet

The flight has become mere routine, at least for the crew of eight and five of the nine passengers, who are Pan- American Airways employees.

"However, the four Chinese, cooks we are taking to Wake Island jabber excitedly, and constantly peer out of the windows down at the trackless ocean over which we are apeeding.

“All'a well.”—United Prods.

SAFE AT WAKE

Wake Island, Nov. 25. The Clipper arrived here at 9:40 p.m. Pacific Standard Time-United Proen.

bill

NEW DUTCH DEFENCES

The Hague, Nov. 20. The Government has introduced n

CAUSE OF WAR."

of

to settle the trouble-United Prens"

GREEN'S WARNING

+

Washington, Nov. 25.

NAZIS' STRICT DISCIPLINE

BERLIN. BURGOMASTER IN DISGRACE

Berlin, Nov. 25. Herr Heinrich Sahn, Chief Bur gemaster of Berlin, has been expelled

London, Nov. 25. It is reliably reported that Britain and France have agreed to postpone

Mr. William Green, President of the from the Nazi Party because he and the meeting of the Committee

American Federation of Labour, has his wife have made frequent pur Eighteen due to fear that Signor written a letter to the seven heads of chases in Jewish shops.

The Court of Honour declared that Mussolini may regard the oil embargo international unions who are as a military penalty, hence a possi-porting Mr. John Lewis, warning that violation of Party rules-Reuter sup- there could be no excuse for such ble cause of war.

their and Mr. Lewis' action may pro-Special, It is reported that the present duce "grave consequences." penalties, although not felt materially

However, he declined to speculate thus far, have exercised a substan: on the matter.-United Press. tial moral and phsychological effect.

United Press,

MEETING POSTPONED

Geneva, Nov, 25. Sonor Vasconcellos, at M, Laval's request, has postponed the meeting of the Committee of Eighteen plan- ned for Friday to consider an oil,

It is significant that

LIBERALS WIN AGAIN

WANG CHING-WEI

NO ACTIVE WORK FOR MONTHS Quebec, Nov, 25. After running neck and neck with

Shanghai, Nov. 25. the Opposition until almost the last It is reliably learned that Mr. result was declared, M. Taschereau's Wang Ching wei, will be unable to

day that ho had 16,000 paoantul, 10,-neutrality legislation. 000 militia and, he thought; 100,000 volunteers whom he could arm with of the people favour a smaller army then recovered at 1s. 5. - -rifles,--with- which to back his plan and navy and Government control of

The market is rather erratic, with i the munitions business-United Press, not much business passing.

coal, Iran and stoel although this Liberal Government was returned in resume active work for at lonst four In the market, business opened at proposing to establish a special was done on B. Laval's request, dure Quebec to-day, although it lacks a or five months. 18. 6.5/8d. sellors and is. 54. buyers, The poll shows that the majority but later earned off to is. 5.7/101, and fund of 63,000,000 guilders for the to the fact that the French Paris and other parties 53. the Action" assamin recently, which entered his

for Independence-Router.

plurality, Government has 46 sents Tho bullet, fired by his would-be strengthening of Holland's military ment meets on Thursday, the delay and naval.coast, defencas. penditure to be spread over a period League's

the ex-parmalts further diplomacy before the Liberale Nationale, a new party, hold-back and ledged in a rib will not be next drastic stoping the balance of power between extracted until bo has fully recovered. of four years-Bouter.

United Prose.

Liberals and Conservatives,Router.Router.

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