1936-01-31 — Page 13

CHEVROLET

Canadian Built- STANDARD SIX DE LUXE SALOON

26 H.P.23 miles per gallon, DELIVERED PRICES LONDON £280 - VANCOUVER" £223 HONGKONG

£192

FAR EAST MOTORS

CHEVROLET.

26 Nathan Road, Kowloon, Telophone 59101.

Heathens Telegraph"

269ing Post, Latin thinda frpag. Hongkong.

The

FINAL EDITION

Library, Supreme Court

Hongkong Telegraph.

FOUNDED ISTE

No 14807

五拜雄

进一十三月止英港香

FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1996.

日八初月正

BINGLE COPY 10 CENTS 19640 FER ANNUM

Tit

DUNLOP 90

WORLD'S

MASTER

SOVIET-MANCHUKUO CLASH

FIGHTING NEAR FRONTIER

ALLEGED INVASION NEAR GRODEKOVO

PROTEST DESPATCHED

TO AMBASSADOR

Moscow, January 31.

Fighting, in which on several occasions Russian and Manchukuoans came to hand-to-hand struggles, has occurred between Soviet Frontier Guards and detachments of Japanese and Manchurians, it is reported officially from Khabarovsk.

The Soviet communique states that Russian patrolmen discovered four Japanese-Manchurians, or Manchukuoans as they are more familiarly known, two miles Inside the Soviet frontier. This was in the region of Grodekovo. The Manchu- kuoans were in civilian dress.

The moment the patrol attempted to detain them, the Manchukuoans drew weapons and commenced firing. Simul. taneously some thirty more. "invaders" appeared and opened fire on the men of the Russian patrol...

The sound of the firing, to which the Frontier Guards were by now replying, spread the alarm and reinforcements from other patrol companies came up at their best speed and joined in the action. Some twenty-five Guards canie to the ald of the original, patrol.

With these frosh numbers the Runelans pressed the Manchukuoans closely and the invaders commenced to fall back gradually towards the frontier.

MORE AID ARRIVES But if the alarm had spread on the Russian side of the line, it had also been flashed to Manchurians on the border. the opposite side of Small detachments of these men camo up.hurriedly and supported their compatriots.

for some

At this time a total of about one of military strength was in company action from the Manchukuo side.

The fighting continued time, but the engagement resulted finally in the Manchurians retreating to their own territory. The Russians did not follow them beyond the fron- tier, it is belloved.

The Soviet Government is protest- Ambassador ing to the Japanese against this invasion-Reuter.

JAPANESE QUEST FOR MARKET

TO ASK BRITAIN- FOR RELIEF

KEY POINT OF POLICY

(Special to "Telegraph")

This new single-seater Hawker fighting machine recently launched by the British Government la reputed to be the fastest in the world. The pilot in completely enclosed, and the plane has a re- tractable inder-carriage which folls into the wing. No details us to the actual speed of the plane have been made public, but it is powered by a new supercharged twelve-cylinder motor.

LANDED WITHOUT PASSPORT

AUTHOR DEPORTED FROM. JAPAN

EXPLANATION SATISFIES

MILLIONS FOR NEW AIRPORTS

BRITAIN LAYING CAPEFUL PLANS

MNISTER'S ADVICE

(Special to "Tolograph")

London, Jan. 30.

Claiming to have been born in] South America of British parentage,

It is estimated that millions will be Charlos Farr, aged 60, who had been! deported from Japan because he was spent un equipment of airports in the the author of books on Manchukuo next few years, following the opening of the first to which the Japanese authorities by Sir Philip Sassoon

Equipment Exhibition,; took exception, appeared before Mr. Aerodrome Macfadyen ut the Central Stagistracy arranged by the Aerodrome Owners' this morning, charged with having Association. In all, eighty firms sent entered the Colony without a pass- cxhibits,

A report is expected shortly on port yesterday.

requirements, aerodrome Detective Sergeant Loughlin, pro- further secuting, stated that Parr had for the made by the Air Ministry.

Sir Philip Sassoon urged the au- past 20 years resided in the Far East, mainly in Japan, where he owned a nowe agency and publishing company While in Japan, defendant had writ ten certain books about Manchukuo, under an assumed name, to which Japanese authorities took exception. Enquiries were instituted and defen- dant was discovered to have been the author. The Japanese authorities

the

then deported defendant without giv ing him an opportunity to wind up his business.

Defendant stayed in Shanghai for time and last year decided to return

(De Telegraph. Copyright. Telegraphia Arce to Japan to ask permission to wind- nags Ordinance, 1894 Racekurd, st, Li p.m.} |

January |

BRITAIN WORRIED

up his business, but was not allowed. Tokyo, Jan. 31.

Tokyo, Jun. 31. to land by the authorities. Tho ship) A report received from Mukden

When the Japanese Ambassador, sailed to Australia from where de states that the Soviet is shortly send-

Mr. Matsudaira, returns to London fendant had just returned by the ing a teaching delegation to Tibet.

is steamer Nellore. The correspondent understands that from his present vacation, it

Defendant told his Worship he had the British are worried concerning understood ho will commence negoti these plane,

Imperial ations seeking a readjustment of papers from the Soviet, American and Japanese-British trade relations, hop-Japanese authoritics. The Chinese Russia's influence in Tibet in 1907 Ing for the eventual removal of many authorities had informed him that when the Younghusband Expedition fought its way into Lhassa. The restrictions at present applying to if he supplied new photographs they would issue a passport to him. ile record of the expedition is contained Japan's trade with British colonics,

The Tokyo Nichi Nichi says that further understood from his lawyers

recalling

in Sir Percival Landon'a book, which

systems

NURSING HOME MURDER?

MAN AND WOMAN CHARGED

SUGGESTED MOTIVE

London, Jan. 30.

A fury in the Nottingham Inquest on 50-year-old Miss Ada Louise Baguley to-day returned a verdict of wilful murder againit Reginald Sulli- Tan and Nurse Dorothy Nancy Waddingham, who wore in charge of

Baguley diod. the nursing home in which Bisa

It was the unanimous verdict of the Jury that Miss Baguley met death from a fatal dose of morphine or heroin, and the opinion was expressed

Joint conspiracy. that there was

The coroner, mumming up, suggest-

two thurities to provido sites while stilled that Miss Baguley's will, under available, and he said that to, equip which £1,000 was left to Lho

Accused for looking after her until she dled, provided the motivo for the murder.

H.K. LINKED WITH CHINA AIR MAIL

Dollar Per Half Ounce

Sullivan and Nurse Waddingham were later arrested and charged with murder-Router Special

To Any Chinese Point Empowered To

Hongkong will now be able to, make use of the service Chinese air mall which operates from Canton. A Post Office notification issued this morning states:

"Letters will be accepted

at Hongkong for transmis- sion by the Chinese Domes- tic Air. Mail Service from Canton to all places in China at the rate of $1.00 The per half.ounce unit, charge is inclusive of the regular postage,

Use Force

HITLER'S QRDER. TO REICHSWEHR

Berlin, Jan. 30.

REORGANISING DEFENCES

ETHIOPIANS MASS ON SOUTH FRONT

FORT AND GUNS TAKEN FROM ITALIANS

(ชม

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH”)

Telegraph. 1894 Received, January 31, 9 am)

Copyright Telegraphio Messages Ordinance,

London, Jan. 30. --- Guerilla warfare continues in the Temblen region, where Ras Seyoum is still active, despite the reported heavy losses ...inflicted by Italian artillery, and machine-guns on his raiding bands and in the recent three-day battle, in which thousands of men participated.

}

According to messages from Addis Ababa, Ras Seyoum's present aim appears to be to avoid any large-scale engagements, and only to harass the Italians by "pin-pricking" constantly at advance posts and lines of communication, but always keeping his operations well separated and confined to small bodies of

men.

Meanwhile, in the South the Ethiopians' efforts have been directed at the reorganisation of their forces in anticipation of an attack. These southern armies have admittedly suffered heavily in recent engagements with the Italians.

It is the purpose of the commanders to mass reinforce- ments in order that, when the Italians have reached the hilly country with their heavy, mechanised forces, an effective barrier can be established around Balo and Sidamo.

་་

MOVE TO DEFEAT INFLATION

ROOSEVELT CONFERS

WITH-CABINET

INDICATIONS OF CRISIS

"Movements of troops from Jijiga to the southwards have been reported and further heavy fighting, with pos

bly a pitched battle, appears to be indicated in Ogaden province.

The Italian advance posts are sald to bo only twelve miles from the main Italian columns,

What is described as the worst thunderstorm of the century has oc curred at Addis Ababa and the road to Dessiye is reported blocked- Reuter Special-

ORGANISING DEFENCES

Addis Ababa, Jan. 29. It is officially announced that the Bedjirond Minister of Financo, Feknes Selassie, the Minister of Posts and Telegraph, Kanyazmatch Markos, and the Minister of the Interior, Dedjasmatch Gebre Marian, have left Dessive by aeroplane, en route to the Addis Ababa Djibouti railway, in order to organise the movement of reinforcements to Join Ras Desta Demtu.

(Special to "Telegraph”)

Washington, Jan, 30.

There is apparently no suggestion Moving swiftly to combat the new Chancellor Adolf Hitler of Germany inflation and national lottery drives, of the recall of that leader whose has issued a decree empowering the president F.D. Roosevelt to-day con losres in the southern fighting and Reichswehr to use force to maintain ferred at great length with Mr. subsequent order for

4 retreat,

the public order in the following Henry Morgenthau, Secretary of the allegedly distressed the Government. A communique from the northern eventualities:

First, to repulso an attack or break Treasury, Mr. Homer 5. Cumming": | front states that the Ethiopian troops:

is at present to be found in almost Mr. Kok! Hirota's recent address in In Japan, when ho was deported, that

Henry the Attorney-General, Mr. all the public libraries of the world. Parliament shows that the Japanese he would be allowed to return in six

resistance;

Wallace, Secretary of Airkculture, have captured the fort at Choum Second, to enforce the order for the and departmental experts.

Abere, with thirteen artillery pleces Mongolia, in which the Soviet is fundamental policy consists of a de- months' time, but he did not under- Sergeant Loughlin added that. the reported to exercise extensive in- mand for free access to the markets stand what they meant by that.

aand twenty-five maching-guns. thask surrender of arms;-

The conference indicated

Fighting in that vicinity continues fluence, is closely related to Tibat and resources of all countries of the

police did not wish to press the case, through the religion of Lamalam. Be world.

According to this paper, the For- and asked his Worship to make a

Third, to prevent the escape of crisia is at hand. prisoners;

The Icadors reviewed the Govern on a large scale-United Press. ..fore the Younghusband Expedition,

Fourth, to protect the goods or mont's entire financial condition and

ITALIAN REINFORCEMENTS Britain was definitely anxious rogard-cign Minister's speech indicates that expulsion order against defendant.

After hearing defendant's explanathem with the least dolay they must

the Conforeca departed grim and

Naples, Jan. 30. ing the extension of Russian in-Japan will therefore approach Great

Britain in an attempt to persuade her tion, his Worship sald he would only have organisation and co-opération. fluence towarda India.

"One of the principal objects of the persons entrusted to the Reichswehr. order against

Hand gronades and dynamite may silent. designed to make an expulsion

Association," sald Sir Philip, "is to be used in the case of absolute However, it is understood that all Over 6,000 troops, including regular The Mukden correspondent fails to to bollsh

act as a centro for the pooling of necessity, the decree states-Router. phases of taxation were discussed in infantry and Blackshirt militiaman.. give the source of his report, but he prevent the importation of Japanese defendant and would not impose

experience and - theʻdeilgning, "of

connection with the bonus and farm salled to-day for East Africa says British counter-measures migh goods by various parts of the Empire, fine.

British colonies and

methods whereby aerodromes and air

relief legislation and the programme Renter consist of creating a rift between the including

transport will be organised and.com

of expenditure involved therein, Tibetan and Mohamedan lamas mandated territories, thus removing

ordinated."-Router Special

President Roosevelt summened the all cause for Anglo-Japanese friction.

United "Press.

conference when bo was informed that Congressional leaders apparent ly declined to take the initiative in luvying now. taxes, due to the forth- coming elections.

United, Press.

LINDBERGH

INQUIRY

RE-OPENS

"MORE THAN ONE

MAN INVOLVED

GOVERNOR'S CONVICTION

Trenton, (N.J.), Jan. 30. The Investigation into the kidnap ping of the Lindbergh baby has been

CAPTURED PRIESTS

STILL ALIVE IN BANDIT HANDS

Strike Threat

In France

NAVAL DOCK CREWS INVOLVED

St-Nazaire, dan, 80,

EXHIBITION FEATURES

London, Jan 30, Sir Philip Sassoon, Under-Secretary for Air, opened in London to-day an axhibition of aerodromo equipment the and barvices in connection with Conference of the Aerodrome Owners' Association, at which delegates from more than seventy "arganisations

NAVAL TALKS PROGRESS

PUBLICITY FOR DRAFT SCHEME

London; Jan. 30.

municipal authorities, commercial The Technical Sub-Committee of A strike which would paralyse all aerodrome owners and air transport the Naval Conference has approved Hankow, Jan. 31. the naval dockyards in France and companies are distusing problems publicity for the draft scheme out- Reports from the Catholic Mission would hold up werk of alteration of air transport and aerodrome main-lined yesterday,

The sub-committee proposed that at Tahsieniu, Szechuen, state that aboard the mighty liner Normandie, tenance, and put pre

Great interest attaches to a paper general specifications and details of Father Perorare and Brother Nadal, was decided upon in principle, at a ked by Commanista"on-hfay:29, 1935. rooting

Itallan Franciscans, who were captur mass meeting of 5,000 workmen to in which the Director of Heston Air building programmes are to be given Big port will describe the system of wire at the date of notification, and specific appointed a dolega less control which has been installed details of each ship on the date on At Mosimien, are still alive. But, they are still in the hands of the tion to ask employers to resume dis at Beston to facilitate "blind land which the koel is laid down and build- bandits, who are at present our cussions in respect to the workers' de inga." The, Installation, which con Ing begins.

hours, with a main

The yochow sing the mands within forty-eight houtto wall obra,of of male wireless beacon at one trike Conference, morte to-morrow prisoners to care for the sick and uneral strike at the expiration of marker boscans three hundred and Reuter. wounded-Router.

that period Router.

virtually re-opened by a sensational the chief witnesses and those auga god

RIOTERS, SUBDUED

die ¿DATI EGUL

Takens, Jan, 30.

Tho Speaker, of the House of

·have l Representatives, and others, intimated to the White House that). the Treasury must make recommenda- tions-United Press,

ROOSEVELT'S BIRTHDAY

DOUBT TRUTH OF REPORT

NEW DEMAND BY JAPAN UNLIKELY

Poiping, Jan. 31. The highest officials here, inter viewed to-day concerning the Chin- and report fiom Tientsin that a de mand aiming at the complete Inde pendence of North China had been presented by Japanese military lond- ers to General Sung Chen-yuan, niate that they have heard nothing of any such action.

BSENTEE HOST TO

THOUSANDS

They expressed doubt that any such Washington, Jan. 80, demands had been made, and

It is noteworthy, they say, that President Roosevelt will be abeunted host tonight, on his fifty-fourth some of the things contained in the

three thousand" yards (distant re-s spectively provides the plot with guidance for safe lateral and vertical aerodrome supplies and equipment, birthday, to thousands of quests alleged demands have already bas approach. A

Other aspecte at wireloen control and which is the first of its kind to be throughout the nation at balls in his come accomplished facts, For exam of internal ale routes will be dip Held in Great Britain, is evidence of honour. From tals source some 82,- pie, the railway and salt. ravonden busemansala Realtri ingka000,000 is expected for anti-paralysis have been taken over by the llopel means of communication within" British Isles, and of the recent rapid It is expected that President mente are being made; to take krowth of the number of airports, Roosevelty will work in his office, all the Customs and wh thạo both municipal and private British day and dine with dew intimate Council is to remit some

collection to Nankingek Trlands United Pross Wirelces:

kor, hood of the. Now Jamey, polony in Colonel Schwartako, legdirected: 27 by Governor Hoffman, who reiterates the Governor to see evoTY TODQUITE following the death-dealing rioting of Croydon Aurodrome to study the his opinions that the crime was too his command to continue a thorough the past few days, and further trou- lghitire system and control arrange ommitted by: one man, ZVOKSETZ and impartial search for the detection:

Shops will pro mente zor night dying? Pornor Holtman Adde, that there and approbamion of wrenza

on February 2/-Row, J/The Exhibition, at which over GİR

manufacturing/Arma

são ampla wvidence in the recorda thab! connected with the crin

bab