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ITALY MOVES TOWARDS CONCILIATION
ALOISI AGAIN
TO ACT?
CHANCE TO REOPEN NEGOTIATIONS
BRITAIN TO SUGGEST ARMISTICE
Paris, Jan. 12.
Newspaper correspondents write from Geneva that the postponement of the meeting of the Fascist Grand Council from January 18 to February 1 was decided upon in order to allow Baron Alolsi the opportunity of discussing with British and French representatives the possibility of further negotiations on the subject of the Italo-Ethiopian dispute.
One correspondent says that for the procedure of con- ciliation to become a reality it is only necessary for Italy to approve the extension of the mandate of the League's Com- mittee of Investigation so as to include not only the methods. undor which the war in Ethiopia is being conducted, but also the means by which a remedy might be found which would meet the crisis.
This correspondent adds that the British Government, when this subject is raised at Geneva, will suggest an Armistice of from six to eight weeks in order that a Committee of Investigation may carry on its work expeditiously. Reuter.
BOMBINGS EXPECTED
Addis Ababa, Jan. 12.
An Imperial proclamation issued to- day warns the population to expect air ralds carly in the mornings|
Among the pastelgera aboard the P. und O. liner Chitral mi her lant trip East were many who had undertaken a' Mediterranean cruise in order to escape the English winter, However, they ran into a soverc anowstorm, Picture shows (left) passengers, indulging in anowhalling on deck and (right) atr. E. Bond, derk steward,, with'a snowman.
ITALIAN PLANE CRASHES
THREE KILLED IN BIG BOMBER
PLUNGES ON HILLSIDE
Asmara, Jan. 12..
An Italian bombing plane has
FEAR RACE crashed on a hillside neat Asmara,
between January 20 and Jannar FOR NAVAL
when many thousands of people will
be congregated in the cities, especially
in
the capital, to celebrate the
Ethiopian epiphany--tenter Special
WAITING FOR WEATHER
Yondon, Jan. 12.
་
·British--military experts, following
an inspection of the Italian northern front in Ethiopia, said Signor Mus-
SUPREMCY
PARLEYS DOOMED TO FÁILURE
salini apparently intouds to keep his UNITED STATES
African armies Inactive during the
rains, reviving the campaign when the climatic conditions favourable.
Arc
more
Howover, some experts believe it will be most difficult to maintain in- tact the military organisation and morale of both the Italian and Ethiopian armies during the long period of idleness which the rains enforce.-United Press.
BALKAN ACCORD INDICATED
KING CAROL GOES. TO BELGRADE
DIPTOMATS WATCHFUL ·
(Special to "Telegraph")" (Bly Telegraph, Copyright, Telegraphie dies mace Ordinanor, 11. Rolved, January
APPREHENSIVE.
(Spacial to "Telegraph")"
Washington, Jan. 12.
Officials are most pessimistic over the apparent collapse of the London Nayal Conference, which is now re- garded as inevitable. It is, however, United considered fortunate in the States that Japan's attitude will ap pear to be the cause of the failure,
and its three occupants have been
killer.
They were Lieutenant Lanza, pilot, Sub-Lieut. Baron Ostini, and mechanic, Sergeant Barino. Lieuten- ant Lanza and Sub-Lieut.
Baron Ostini were flying the plane in which Sergeant Birage, the first Air Force casualty of the Ethiopian war, was fatally wounded last November. Each of-the fliers was awarded a silver.
medal for valour on that occasion.
they crashed near Asmara was the
It is believed the machine in which
same one in which Sergeant Birage was killed.Reuter,
REPRIEVE UNLIKELY
GOVERNOR KEEPS SILENT
New York, an. 12. Ometals decline to comment on the London situation, but privately they Governor Hoffman of New Jersey reiterate the constant hope that some held a mysterious conference with two measure of stability may be continued unidentified men on a New York in, naval affairs. They contend that street corner, but refused to make any Instability and uncertainty will breed comment, though it is believed the con. suspicion, which will be a most fertile versation had to do with the Haupt- ground for accelerating armaments races, esplonugo and "incidents" pro- vocative of war..
mann case,
Reporters have gained the in- pression that the Governor does not Nevertheless, it is indicated that in intend to reprieve Hauptmann, con view of Japan's successful operations demned to die for the murder of tho In Asia during the past five years, Lindbergh baby, unless he la given under the protection of the present most startling information-United Japanese, feet, the United States Prens. could not possibly accede to a rela tively larger Japanese Navy.
It is being widely asked why Japan demands a larger Navy when she has already operated in such a frees handed manner in Asia The fact Bucharest, Jan. 12.. that Japan proposes an actual réduc Diplomatic elreles here attribute on in naval tonnages does not de- political importance to the sudden un- tract from the popular attention to heralded departure of King Carol of the fact that her demands will mean Rumania for Belgrade, capital of a relative increase, Yugo-Slavia.
King Carol is expected to return here to-morrow-Reuter. Special.
PRIVATE VISIT=
T
LOCAL DOLLAR
UNCHANGED
MARKET TONE NOT ROBUST
un-
Bank's
The Hongkong dollar was POPULAR SUSPICION
changed this morning, the The impending freedom of the official rate being 18. 34d. Philipines contributes to the popular from book rutes won about 12 auspicion, regarding "Japan's demi 17/16d. sellers and 18. d. buy- particularly in as much as Japanese.
Not much business is passing, Although the week-end visit of economic relations with the Philip and the undertone of the market is King Carol and Crown Prince Michael pines are already increasing............ ----- |`not tog robust. of flumanla, to Yugo-Slavin'n, royal. family le private, it is widely assumed High circles widely comment on the that the collaboration of Yugo-Slavia fact that the London Conference has
Belgrade, Jan. -12. -
OrN.
and Rumania in connection, with the demonstrated that the United States that it has done its utmost to secure
ALL HANDS LOST ON FREIGHTER
SHIP BREAKS UP NEAR ASTORIA
34 BELIEVED ABOARD
(Special to "Telegraph")
23storia, Jan, 12.
The States Line steamer lawn, a 5,721 freighter, has been driven ashore
few hours.
ATTACKS SILVER GAMBLERS
SENATOR KING HITSĮ
AT BRITAIN
PAST: POLICY INJURIOUS,
to
(Special to Telegraph”)
Washington, Jan. 12. Senator William H. King, Demo- on the treacherous shouls off bleak erat of Utah, to-day declared that the the United States' cale and pounded to pieces within a silver buying was due to the Japanese Cape Disappointment in a 90 mile sinckening of
bootlegging of sliver from China, weaken the The entire crew of thirty-four has designed primarily apparently been lost, despite herole Nanking Government. efforts of the Const Guard Cutter
When the United States slackened) Onandaga which was unable to get neat enough to the doonted vessel to their purchases, he said, the price declined and the bootlegging practical. aboard. rescue those
Four bodies have been washedly stopped. ashore near Seaview, Washington, and "If many nations begin to uKĖ debris from the lumber-laden ship silver, the price will advance prudent- the scene of the disaster. litters the rocky Klipsan Beach, nearly, there will be no bootlegging and there will be no inducement for the in Britain, Cant. E. L. Yates took the Iowa thieving speculators,
continue out of the Columbia River late yester-Shanghai and Bombay to day, At 3.50 a.m. to-day he sent an their harmful policy," he asserted. 9.0.3. signal.
.
ANOTHER MISHAP
"Of course," he continued, "if other nations begin to use more silver, the A Canadian freighter, the Rochelie, price will rise slowly and the United the pur States will participate in has lost her rudder ten miles off the chases and the effect will be to in southern Oregon const and in respone
to her distress calls the Cutter crease the price of silver, since it Cahoaki has attempted to reach her. would be used as part of the metaule But the gutter was three times driven are
INFLATION FEAR IN AMERICA
POWERFUL FORCES BACK MOVEMENT
A.A.A. DECISION MAKES ISSUE CLEARER
(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH") (Bu Telegraph. Copyright Telegraphic Messges 1894. Received, Jan. 13, 8 a.m.)
Ordinance.
Washington, Jan. 12,
The currency inflation issue in the House of Representa- tives is likely to become one of the most momentous contro versies in the session,
The threats of the Frazier-Lemke $3,000,000,000 in
Patman flationary Farm Mortgaging re-financing and the Bonus Bill's domand to pay the $2,000,000,000 Veterans' Bonus in greenbacks are the most powerful inflationary factors,
The leaders of the majority in the House have pointed out that the Frazier-Lemke Bill has 209 signatures and only nine anore are needed on the petition to force a vote on the Bill. It. is said that there is but a slight chance of preventing a vote on. this Bill.
L
The Passage of the Bonus Bill in the House was with the tacit understanding that Representative Patman could push the inflationary method of payment when the time comes.
If the Bonus Bill becomes law, the issue of how it is to be paid automatically arises. There are three methods of pay. Tent: (1) A Bond issue; (2) Now taxation; (3) Outright inflation.
BERLIN HONOURS GOERING
1
BRILLIANT BALL AT OPERA HOUSE
ROYAL GUESTS WELL GUARDED
Berlin, Jan. 12. back when attempting to leavo "Britain and the silver. group which
The grandest entertainment sineo Eureka
fixed the tally price of silver are the departure of the Kaiser and the Harbour.
Japanese steamer, the responsible for the great decline in end of the monarchy to-day marked ory Maru, is reported less than silver over the pale wyeral years, the eclebration of General Horman an hour away from the Canadian ship Britain's policy regarding silver has and the coaster, Lumberman, eald she been wholly injurious," he said. was going to the aid of the Rochelle. The storm has done wide damage inland in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.-United Press
Free Trip Home For Filipinos
(Spacia) to "Telegraph")
Washington, Jan. 12.
Representative Welch has charged.
| that Filipino employment agencies are discouraging Filipinos. who might like to take advantage of the. Re- patriation Bill,
He said the agencies are circulating argpamanda that thear accenting the Governingata offer of fros crupas portation would be compelled to repay the money. They would not be per- |mitted toʻro-enter the United States; the agencies are also alleging. Mr. Welch and this,
Representative Wright Patman, the sponsor of the Bill, is determined to demand inflation.
The House leaders' tacit admission that the Supreme Court's decision on the A.A.A has strengthened the Frazier-Lemke forces has given added Incentive to the agrarian forces who Heek to force an-early-vote-on-the BillUnited Press.
STILL FIGHTING
Washington, Jan. 12. The District Supreme Court is
being approached to rentrain Presi
黯
dent Roosevelt, Mr. Henry Morgon. thau and Mr. Chester Davis from terminating the A.A.A.. until national referendum has been held on the constitutionality of the suit.
It is contended that the Supreme Court's decision is not the final word. on any law and that the ultimato fate rests entirely with the electorates of the States-United Press,
the
the
SUBSTITUTE FOR À.AA.
Washington, Jan. 12. Officials of the Department of
Tho Geering's forty-third birthday. party took the form of a ball at State Opera House, the splendour of Agriculture are drafting details of soll conservation programmė, Further he expressed the opinion which recalled the days of Imperial
a successor to the A.A.A: that other nations will adopt silver Germany at the height of her wealth bodying crop production control as for monetary purposes.
and power.
Friday's conference between the Attacking the speculators, he said There were over 2,000 guests. No-Secretary of Agriculture and farm that during his trip to the Orient, he body was allowed to purchase a ticket leaders has apparently confirmed the bellef that the learned that one bank in Shanghai of admission unless they were par- Administration's has made $14,000,000 from speculat-sonally known to General Goering, the farmers throughout the nations will German Air Minister, commander of approve of the plan, which they be ing in silver.
the Air Force, and Premier of Prussia, love can be drafted in such a man- "The speculators in China lost their
The auditorium and stage were nor as to avoid the Supreme Court's shirts when the United States alackened their purchases," he said, transformed into a vast bower of objections to the A¦Â‚Â
It has been learned that the plan flowers, with fountains playing in the
retirement "and I believe that we should pursue corners and miles of silver satin and contemplates
ROOSEVELT ANXIOUS
balconies.
tho
of
tho
a policy that will take their under-velvet garlanding the roof, walin and 60,000,000 acres, some through rental wear from thom."-United Presa.
by the Government and the rest by, Two dozen red-liveried footmen, paying the farmers who comply with Carrying lanterna, lined the entrances, the Government's suggestions for Every well-known person in Berlin best use of the land.
For example, a farmer would be was present, except Herr Hitler, the Chancellor, and Dr. Goebbels, Reich told that his land should produce Minister for Propaganda. The Crown 100,000 bushels of wheat and that he Prince, in the Luli dresa: uniform of would damage the Dll it be produced the Death's Head Hassars, Prince more than that.
If the farmer complied with the August Wilhelm in the uniform of a Storm Trooper and the ex-King suggestion he would receive a Gov Ferdinand of Bulgaria, occupied ermont subsidy for "valuable ser
vices. rendered in proserving baxes.
soil's fortility." General Gooring himself, in full · I. dress Air Force uniform, was ac
· RULING AWAITED tronywanied by hike formor
Justices of the United Stat operatic star, Embly Conndirann, and in his party Was the Princess Suprema Court; «following a lengthy Mafalda, the daughter of the King conference, have Indiested that the of Italy, and her husband, Prince decisions on the Rico Processing Tax Philip of Hesse..
AWAITING COURT'S.
·T.V.A. RULING
the
vigilant party of Black Guards the Tunhead Cotton Control Act and
unKorm--Reuter."
ta
(Special to "Telegraph")
Washington, Jan. 12. The future of President Roosevelt's tion in truth talk, had no founda- ambitious power programme and also
may possibly be made on Monday:: the ownership of $1,200,000,000 f
Due to themystifying docisión om Italo-Ethiopian crisis, and their parts has made every effort persistently to an agreement.
Mr. Welch introduced a resolution AAA procession taxes, may be do was posted outside this box.
Sir Eric Phipps, the British Am the AAA logal circles express the into the House extending the time of termined by the Suprenio Court on In the League of Nations' sanctions continue stability in naval affaira, in-
Naval experts are of the opinion the Rupatriation Act one year, until Monday when, it is expected, the bassador, ambasador Bey, war belief that the Court Intende plan, are being discussed-Router cluding security, and quality.
thas the collapse will strengthen the December 11937, to enable those who furtices will render their decisions in minister or ambassador in Berlin, was Special
and Rice processing „decisions, It is contended that the last five Navy agitation for appropriations wished additional time to take ad- the fennweer Valley and Bankhead present. And nearly everyone was in clarify its attitude in the Bankhead years have demonstrated that Japan's with which to arm the Aleutian vantage of the Act, because the Third Acte constitutionality
The Court's decision on the A.A.A. CREDIT, CONTROL
said, firstly, that the General Welfare security equals that of the Unibxi Islands and increase Hawalian and Deficiency Bill, which carried appro
clause of the Constitution permite Washington, Jan. 19 States, even though feet strengths possibly. Philippines fortifications: priations i finance repatriation, was They will also rule on the cansiitu- potionality of the disposition of $200,000
NO ARMS IN POLITICS" Congross to tax and "spond for Bankers are studying the Federal vary according to geographical vol- and also indirectly collaborate with killed last messión.
Ho aald Mr. Mangol Quezon, th
processing taxes levied on
(and general welfare (except “whch It' Reserve Banic's tentative regulations perability,
President of the Philippines Goverti- grower of the south,
vados! some right! which is rosarved designed to chock the speculative use
It is reported that the British plan | ment, favoured, the Dlf and urged' The New Deal is most snxious avor NOT RESPONSIBLE'
Paris, Jan, 12. to Statos. Bopondly, the Court RE of bank credit in an effort to prevent
to strengthen the fortifications of neddy Filipinos to accept the offer. the Tennessee Valley litigation, which Three laws, dissolving the armed that the General Welfare Clause, ild stocks booming, by miting the The opinion is expressed that the Hongkong foreshadows the likely He added that 26,000 Filipines had is the last of the three agencies form sections of French political leagues, not apply to the ATATA which amount banker are allowed to land on United States Government le relieved trend after the Conference breakdown, asked the San Francisco Immigration ing the New Deal's Yblik: The N.BL.A. and dealing with the "carring of vaded: State power securities, as brokers are already of responsibility for the London according to high-informed circles officers-for: Information about the and A.A.A. have in rilled Illegal by weapons generally, have been officially aut procedenti e Court limited United : Prov.
collapse and this can suuro voters United. Preas
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