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No, 14812

四拜歳 號六月二英沿香 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY

日四十月正 6, 1936.

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"DANGER OF WAR IS NEARER"

RUSSO- RUMANIAN TREATY

RESULT OF PARIS CONVERSATIONS

KING EDWARD,

A

PEACE-MAKER

London, Feb. 6.

Russo-Rumanian Treaty will

shortly be announced as

result of

conversations between H. Maxim

Litvinoff, the Soviel's Foreign Com-

Mr. Lloyd George, who in the inlaser, and M. Nicholas Titulescu, House of Commone yesterday, strong. Rumanian Minister for

Affairs, in London and Paris.

Foreign yupported Mr. Lansbury's augura

tion for the culling of a world con This is the assertion of the Morn-ference to circumvent the danger of ing Post's diplomatic correspondent war. to-day.

He adds that the Treaty providen

For mutual assistance

withlo

the

framowork of the League of Nations Covenant, and is drawn up along the same lines as the Russo-French pact-Router.

PRAISES KING EDWARD

Paris, Feb, 0.

King Carol of Rumania told the United Press to-day that the acces slon of King Edward VIII had brought a brighter outlook for Euro- pean_peace,

King Carol was unstinting-in-lls praise of Britain's sovereign, who, ho said, "has formed remarkable powers of judgment and strength of charac- ter as a result of him voyages throughout his Empire and the world.

numerous

"He has mixed with all kinds of people and has learned to bear all kinds of situations, for which reasons ho is fully equipped, for the task of heading a great Empire. I am con- fident that his experience will prove most valuable in his relations with all men and all countries,"

BALKAN HARMONY

GERMANY

PROTESTS

TO BERNE

RESULT OF DEATH

OF GUSTLÖFF

FULL INQUIRY DEMANDED

(Special to Telegraph")

Berlin, Feb. 6. Germany's Minister at Berne has dolivored protest to the Swise The King said the Balkans, once Government with respect to the mur. Europo's "powder keg," now lived in der of the Nazi agent, Gustleif, by a spirit of perfect..politicni_harmony a young Jugo-Slav of Jewish blood, a and neighbourly smity,

medical student who declared, when "I feel my conversations here have ho surrendered to police, that he was resulted in the reassertion of Franco- not a Communist but one who hated Rumanian friendship which is a the Nazi administration, valuable factor in European peace It is understood the German Minis- and a contribution to the general pointed out that, the German European security,

Government has frequently drawn Boris of Bulgaria, the Prince attention to anti-Nazi agitation In Regent

to Switzerland by Socialists and Com myself wero able engage in long conversations while muniste, which presumably had its attending the funeral of His Majesty sequel in yesterday's event,

to King George, which enabled me confirm that the Lightening of goed re-fullest inquiry. lations among the Balkan countries. was proceeding, most satisfactorily," Hald King Carol.—United Press.

Free State's Tribute

HONOUR MEMORY OF

KING GEORGE V

Dublin, Feb. 0.

Dallanding in silence, members of the

George V.

Mr. Eamon do Valera, the Free State's President, said: "I move that

tho Dail Eireann expresses its deep

tor

The Minister has requested the

Herr

In Germans, meanwhile, Goebbels has forbidden, for the time- being, all meetings of Jewish cultural associations in order to prevent the possibility of incidents in the nature of reprisals,

The prohibition includes theatrical performantes, concerts and lecturen. -Reuter Special

WAR DEBTS SOLUTION

"HALF A LOAF” MIGHT BE OBTAINED

Washington, Fob, 5,

sympathy with King Edward VIII] Mr. Thomas Lamont, one of. Mr. and Queen Mary, members of J. F. Morgan's associates, testifying

the Royal Family, and the people of before the Senate Munitions Inquiry,

LANSBURY'S WARNING

TO GREAT BRITAIN

LLOYD GEORGE JOINS IN PLEA FOR WORLD PARLEYS

GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO IMPERIL

EMPIRE'S PROSPERITY

London, Feb. 5.

A resolution expressing the profound belief in the futility of war and urging the British Government to make an immediate effort for the summoning of a new

international conference to discuss the economic factors responsible for the threat of conflict, was moved in the House of Commons to-day by Mr. George Lansbury, Labour, and former leader of the Opposition.

Mr. Lansbury, in a moving speech, declared "the danger of war is nearer to- day" than at any time in his long life. He had never known a period when arma- ments were so devilish, ho said.

"Instead of a world safe for democracy," Mr. Lansbury declared, the men who fought in the last great conflict saw everywhere the growth of dictator- ships.

Mr. Lansbury urged an entirely new conception for League of Nations action and suggested the establishment of a World Conference to determine how the world's raw materials should be used for the service of all nations,

Mr. Lloyd George, Liberal and former war-time Prime Minister of Great Britain, pleaded with the Government to accept the resolution to summon a conference, according to a Reuter Special despatch.

He said preparations for war were proceeding everywhere at furious speed. The nations all say exactly the same thing, he asserted: "If others build armaments, we must also." ZAUJALARINIZACJANSKÁ ŠTO J Mr. Lloyd, George drew attention to IERAKSTUROJUMILITATE

the CHINA BUYING U.S.

ARMAMENTS

economic aspect of the problem He said that as one of those who represented the British Empire in m the Treaty of Versailles "1 -obligation to say that I don't bellove you will have peace until you reconsider the mandates. Other

Britain's readiness to do so."

Large Purchases Made nations should be informed of Great

Last Month

Washington, Feb. 5. Figures issued by the State Department reveal that large purchases of aero- planes and machine-guns were made from the United States by China last month,

The consignments exceed- ed $3,000,000 in value and accounted for almost three- .: quarters of the total Ameri- can sales of war måterlal to foreign countries-Reuter,

Meat Strike

Expected To

End Shortly

GOVERNMENT TO

Great Britain, on the death of King said to-day that the only possibility ACT IF PARLEYS FAIL

George V."Reuter Special.

STRIKE CANCELLED ·

New York, Feb. 5.

of collecting the War debts now in

default would be through fresh negotiations and an attempt at an'

by formula,

agreement odi

it was impossible to

The threatened strike of thousands avoid a partial default, he said. of elevator operators in New York "But if the country is content with has been cancelled, since a compromise half a loaf, rather than go without with the employers has been resched. any, I think a satisfactory arrange-

United Press.

ment can be reached.”—United Press.

"

MERE MAN CHALLENGING

WOMAN'S AIR RECORD

London, Feb. 6.

NO ANIMOSITY TO WORKERS

London, Feb. 5.i The Smithfield market strike will probably end on Saturday night. :,

REPLY FOR · GOVERNMENT Replying for the Government, Viscount Cranborne declared they would adopt no policy which would impulr the British Empire or injure [its prosperity,

They still believed international diss cussions of economic problems would be immensely valuable and might play an important part in the eventual solution of the difficulties. But these! exceedingly complex questions might easily lead gradually to a new World Economic Conference. Could anyone say the time was ripe for that? he. jnsked..

If there were any failure at such a conference it would be disastrous, |he_warned.

The time for the next stop could not be fixed at the moment, he went on. The Government was not shirk-

ing the insue and a preliminary |

examination of the problem had already been, begun, but it was im possible to fix à date until circum stances favoured further negotiations, CONSERVATIVE AMENDMENT

Bir. Emrys Evans, - Conservative,

BRITISH DEFENCE „PLANS READY..

Treasury Opposes Loan To Meet Expense

London, Feb. 5. The Government's de- fence plans are now under- stood to be practically com plete, and will be considered at the next meeting of the Cabinet.

as

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It is learned that the prospect of the flotation of a loan in order to repair the deficiencies in the three de- fence, services is now reced- Ing. the Treasury is opposed thereto.

The view is held that short-term borrowing by means of Treasury Bills will be able to provide current. finance the defence scheme proceeds: Reuter,

as

maved an anrendment to Mr. Lans New Naval

bury's resolution.

He agreed with the first part of the resolution, but added that he was confident the Government would take all. practicablo steps to promote in. ternational prosperity and concord,

Mr. Robert H. Bernaya; Liberal, of the

Simon cainy, docs

declared Mr. Lai- bury's way of securing peace, was to give everything away.

Mr. Lanabury hotly dlaßented. Mr. Bernays asked whether there was anything for which Mr. Lansbury would urge résistance,

Mr. Lansbuy" retorted there was No official statement has yet been nothing for which he would take lasted, but the developments to-day humen life. There were

other point to an early termination of the methods of fighting than killing some- trouble.

body. ↑ He wished he had never taken office because he would rather die

The Smithfield Employers' Council, than betray his pacific principles, he after a long meeting; issued a state-declared. ment in which it was emphasised that there was no feeling of vindictiveness

towards the mon, and intimating that

MOTION DEFEATED

Conference

Difficulty

FRANCO-AMERICAN DIFFERENCES

SEARCH FOR COMPROMISE

CHINESE BANKING REFORM

CENTRAL BANK'S REGULATIONS

TO ENSURE CONFIDENCE

Shanghai, Fob. G.

The Executive Yuan yesterday officially approved details for the re- organisation of the Central Bank of China.

The operation in designed to gain Mr. George Lansbury, the veteran the confidence of the people in the Labourite, who declared in the loss efficacy of the nation's leading bank of Commons yesterday that in the ing institution. whole of his life he had never acon greater danger of war than at present,

SENSATION

IN MURDER HEARING

-SECOND-CHARGE-

BROUGHT

capitalisation of the bank on a ratio The revised regulations provide for of sixty per cent. for private share- holders and forty per cent. of Govern- ment shares, instead of the old ratio, which

was precisely the raverse, Among other sallent points in the revised regulations, the Central Bank will be a reserve bank for all Chiese banks, with the express responsibility the finances and 01 regulating establishing a currency stabilisation bank with $100,000,000 capitalisation. This capital wil be secured by the Issue of 1,000,000 shares of $100 value each. When necessary this capital, may be increased upon the approval of the National Government,

of

SPECIAL PRIVILEGES

The Central Bank will enjoy special

of a government, In the

NURSING HOME privileges, usually only the prerogee.

TRAGEDIES

(Special to "Telegraph"

London, Feb. 5,

of legal tender notes, customs gold unit nates, and standard subsidiary coins, and acting as the national depository of domestic and foreign loans.

The

bank will have board of

of directors composed seventeen directors, nine of whom will be ap. A sensation was caused to-day in pointed by the National Government the Nottingham police court when a and the eight others elected by the second charge of murder was pre- shareholders who hold more than 100 ferred against Nurse-Dorothy Nancy shares- Waddingham and Reginald Sullivan, The bank will riso have a beari of who were in charge of a nursing supervisors, four of whom will be home until the present charges were appointed by the National Govern- made.

ment and five others will be efected from among the shareholders of over 100 shares.

The two accused were first charged with the murder of Miss Ada-Louise Baguley, following the death of the The general business management 60-year-old woman from an overdose and policy remains practically un- of morphine heroin. She W.09

changed from the original regulations, patient in their nursing home and with the exception that the reorganis. In her will had left a sum of $1,000 od bank will receive moro deposits

to the home for her eare until shej at low'interest and undersake foreign died.

exchange operations 48 Notional

The second charge concerns the Government organ-Reitor. mother of the late Miss Boguley.

She was 87 years of age when she died at the same

nursing home on December 5, 1935. She had been an Inmate of the home since 1934. Reuter Special,

HU.

HAN-MIN'S PLANS

NOT YET READY TO GO TO NANKING

Noted Military Figure Here

HELD HIGH POST IN BRITISH ARMY

Former Chief Engineer in the British Army, Brig. General- Geoffrey Dominic Closo arrived in Hongkong this morning on the P. and O. Iiner Rawalpindi.

Canton, Feb. 6. Mr. Hu Han-min will not go to General Close is disembarking in Nanking until the arrival of Mr. Hongkong and staying at the Penin- Wang Chang-hui, who da expected sula Hotel for some time before con from Europe about the end of the tinuing across the Pacife by C.P.S. month.

Ho will then travel 'across America It is understood that further and return by that route to England. clarification of the Nanking attitude With well over 40 years of service is necessary before Mr. H can to his credit General Close retired in actually

1021 after make the trip to the capital.

having served: In He will probably be accompanied, Burma In 1887, the Hazara Expedi when he does leave, by Mr. Chow Lu, tion in '1891, and at Gallipoll in 1915. but it is officially amounced that Mr. In 1910 ho WAB croated Chief Halao Fu-chen is not going owing to Engineer and held this post until his the state of his health-Router. retirement five years later.

U.S.-N.Z AIR MAILS TO OPERATE BEFORE LONG

London, Feb. 5.- The British delegation In oner-

(SPECIAL TO “TELEGRAPH"") gatically trying to circumvent the If work is resumed the Council will The House rejected, by a vote of 228 Naval Conference difficulties, and

Washington, Feb. 5. proceed with discussions in an amic-to 187, the latter part of Mr. Lans-this afternoon it consulted the Italians

Mr. Harlee Branch, Assistant Postmaster-General of the Flight Lieutenant Tommy Rose left Lympne at twenty- able way Router's Bulletin Service.bury's motion arging the summoning in order to ascertain how far Italy supports the French demand to limit five minutes after midnight in an attempt to break Amy GOVERNMENT PREPARED

United States, to-day told the Houso sub-Committee on Appro- of an international conference. It had battleships to 27,600 tona, na quarrel with his belief in the imminence of the French elec

priations he expects the establishment of air mail between Mollison's England-to-Caputown record flight of four days, aix

Londen, Feb. 5. Totility of war. B

America, Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand as soon as It: In Elons inspires Fronch Armness on this hours and fifty-four minutes. He is making the flight in the it is understood that the Govern to 125,

The House passed, by a vote of 207 matter, but British circles do not established that the present trans-Pacific service is a success. Miles Falcon monoplane with which he won the King's Cup ment intends to organise the distri- ment whioli expressed conndence that mand to the point of breaking up the

Mr Evans' amend-think that France will press her dò- He did not expect the new service in 1986... Tast year.

bution of meat to ton million Britons the Government would do all possible Conference. The roube to be followed will be vin on November 18, after travelling unless the Smithfield strikers and em- to guard the pance of the world and Italy supports France, America had been "perfect" and be expected elements of this service are more or

The trans-Pacifle service thus far|

most important -- "Perhapo" "-the. Malta, Cairo, Khartoum, Klaumu and 6,250 miles.

ployers reach an agreement by Batur the interests of the Empire-Reuter will be Isolated. It hoped that passenger carrying would start in the less intangible, but to the man who ›Salisbury>–Router.

On December 11 of the same year days dirbution of MR. LANSBURY'S SPEECH se around the @gurs of 30,000 tons.

there may ultimately be compra-pring,

pana stadías it only casually it is clear. she loft-Capetown for Croydon

that it scoms unquestioned Mira, Amy: Mollison, Great Britain's arrived at the English (airport on meat la London sluce: Saturday, and London, Feb., 5. best known woman fior, made her December 18, after seven days, wuyen Many butchors shops are closed, "hi In the House of Commons, this doo Conference, le also being 1,800 lbs of mail on her first night, provos rolations between

The question of German admission The China Cipper had carried quicker transportation not only Im

countries record fight from Lympne to Capa-hours and five minates of travel. the remainder have only small sup-afternoon, Mr. George Lansbury, tackled.. Both Germany, and Russia as well as cargo, and portage brought but stimulates trade, a tremendous town to 1902. Che Lafe Lympne, on The weather slowed her up considers piles, which are fetching tremendous former leader of the Opposition, are being kept informed of the pro- return of $85,000, which paid for volume of which goes to the Orient. November 14 and Faridual at Capetown ably.

Anne Drag (Continued from Page 4.)

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