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BRITAIN MOVES TO PROTECT EMPIRE
U.S. EXPECTATION OF PRECAUTIONS
RIVALS FOR COLONIES
Washington, May 25,
It is believed here that Great Britain's.. determination to strengthen her forces controlling the Mediterranean, despite the mounting power of Rome, will be the controlling factor around which Europe's Asiatic politles will revolve during the coming year.
It is taken As a cortainty that Britain's apparent intention to im- munize the Mediterranean, Suez Canal and Red Sea from attack of any sort will motivate her Far Eastern as wall ns her European policy,
It is expected that Great Britain | will try to forestall any allgament of Italy, Germany and Japan against the possessors of colonics.
The
clusibilities of alignment In- and Germany
that of ay may recognise |
against Russia;
Manchukuo. In return for Japanese recognition of Ethiopia's annexation; und a third danger is seen in the chance of Italy and Germany agree- ing to divide Austrin between them. -United Preas.
France to Act
Paris, May 20.
It is learned to-day that the Prime Minister-elect, M. Leon Blum, on June
16, plans to notify the League of
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BRITISH POLICE IN FIGHT WITH FORCE OF ARABS
FORCED TO RETREAT TO ESCAPE DEATH
BRITISH CIVILIANS IN DANGER AT GAZA
Jerusalem, May 26,
A strategic retreat saved a party of ten British- police officers from annihilation near Meskha, at the foot of Mount Tabor, Lower Galilee to-day.
The police had arrested three Arabs for trespassing on Jewish fields and while they were taking them off they observed a party of 250 Arabs, armed with rifles, approaching and firing as they came.
The police returned the Arab fire with a Lewis gun at long range, but observing the attempt of the Arabs to outflank them, and because they were running short of ammunition they retreated to Meskha.
From that point they returned to the scene of the brush with military assistance, but the Arabs had de- camped, taking away their casualties as usual.
Gaza, where
A curfew has been proclaimed ot the military have
Nations that France will vigorously occupied the railway station following nel to prevent German re-fortification yesterday's threats to the British populace and the violence of the
of the Rhineland,
The Informant of the United Presa mobs.-Router. declined to disclose the measures
envisaged by the French Government, however to admitted that thus Germany had defied all but military netion.
far
Five Killed
Jerusalem. May 25. "At least five persons have been killed in rioting through Palestine
A Strasbourg vernacular paper, to-day, as a climax to two months to-day reported that 150,000 men of disturbances in which afty have
Bomblogs
were at present employed in re- lost the end shooting continued fortifying the Rhineland along two- Ihes the first from Neckar Valley-to-day despite the emergency mea- United Press.
of the Government, which amount virtually to martial law.
"Nudist"
Magazine
Not Banned
POLICE REPLY TO
LOCAL SOCIETY
sures
British officers have found mucli
ITALIANS WATCHING SELASSIE
VISIT TO ENGLAND INTERPRETED
TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1936,
日六初月四
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SCENE OF HIstoric race AT EPSOM TO-MORROW AFTERNOON
કરમાં હું
UNIFYING
EMPIRE INDUSTRY
AUSTRÁLIA POINTS
LOGICAL ROAD
JOINT PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT
London, May 26.
A unified scheme for Empire-wide development and rationallation of industries and a systematic exchange of products was advocated by Dr. Earle Page, Minister. for Commerce in Australia, and Deputy Prime Minister, when speaking before the Royal Empire Sécinty to-day.
Australia had made a rosture which he hoped, he sold, would lend to the adoption of such a scheme. Her re cently announced adjustment economic
relations would provide Great Britain with an additional £3,- 000,000 in trade, but the ni of the Commonwealth was primarily to bring the peoples of the Empire to a realian tion of their oneness.
Page, should make up their minds Empire Governments, asserted Dr. that the industries of the British Em piro are complementary and not natagonistic. Then the way would be clear for them to go on to the goal, which was to ensure that British trade.
when the tug-o-war
ammunition and explosive in houses AS SANCTIONIST would expand and her defence scheme
Bark
of Jaffa in raids following the bomb- ing attack on the Palestine and Jaffa railway station.—United Preka.
Soldier Wounded
Jerusalem, May 25,
of
SUCCESS
Rome, May 25,
There is much comment here
remain
Aure
came.--Reuter.
in connection with the forthcom Soviet Needs
Man-Power
DRIVE TO RAISE
BIRTH RATE
The Derby, classio event of the turf, will be run at Epsom Downs to-morrow. Picture shows horeca rounding Tattenham Comter, the point where many a Derby has been won and foal. Latest telegraphic despatches from England say that rain hos fui ten, softening the course a little, and that most trainers are gratified. But there is still the greatest difficulty in antecting a winner. There is not in outstanding horse in the ruce,
FLIES AROUND
GLOBE
Dr. B. L. FALCONER
INH.K.ON LAST LAP
WILL
TAKE CLIPPER ON
PACIFIC
HOP
Wearing a Deutche Zeppelin Reederei badge of the inaugural flight of the Graf Hindenberg from America to Germany, Dr. Bolivar L. Falconer stepped from the Imperial Airways liner Dorado at Kai Tack at eleven o'clock this morning.
He is on his way to become the first passenger to encircle the globe by commercial aeroplane, a task that takes 20 days flying time.
Dr. Falconer looked fit and well as he discussed his flight this morning.
"I don't know whether
I shall charter a plane to Manila or take} the President Taft. In any case I shall leave Hongkong 'to-day and wait for the China Clipper to com- plete the trip", he said,
A serious sitantion has developed ing visit of the Emperor of at Gaza, Palestine, to-day. It has Ethiopia to England. He is on been found necessary to evacuate his way aboard the cruiser, British families from their homes and H.M.S. Capetown, and will leave to place them, for security, in the that vessel at Gibraltar, pro- | Central Police Barracks,
During
the cvacuation the ceeding to England by ordinary Mr. Herbert E. Lanepart, Pre civilians one British soldier sident of the
was means from that point. Hongkong Nudist wounded by an Arab ballet, Society, Informs us that he has re-
As to him experience in the giant The mob erected barricades in the The visit of the Negus to England
zuppelin, Dr. Falconer was enthusi solved the following reply from the streets and stoned police officers; at is generally interpreted here an a
astic. “I left Dallas on May 8 for Hon. Inspector General of Police to the same time trying to destroy tele- successful move by the sarctionist
Lakehurst where I bearsted the a recent letter regarding the banning graph and telephone lines and rail element of the British Cabinet and
The drive to raise the birth rate Ilindenberg on May 11 for the first or othewise of The Nudist, illustrated way communications.
political spheres which support these in Russia is behind the new legisla- trip to Germany. I was one of 50 official organ of the Nudist Societies Police fired one round during one penalties, to retard the development tion drafted making abortion passengers as she was fully booked
offence critical moment and one Arab was fitter Anglo-Italian relations and criminal
subsidising up, two passengers to each cabin. It the lifting of League of Nations mothers with 2,000 roubles annually was a very nice trip to Frankfurt: for every child over seven per family, more comfortable than an aeroplane and 5,000 each for every child over naturally, as one can walk about. eleven per family,
We did the trip in 149 hours three minutes.
in the United States of America:
Police Headquarters, Hongkong, killed. 22nd May, 1936.
Further troops and armoured cars | sanctions. Sir-In reply to your letter of the have been sent to the scene.
8th instant, I have to inform you that
the Police in Ilongkong have no power
Aircraft Assisting publication of the magazines to which in their search of the hills of the Aeroplanes are assisting the police
to ban and have not banned the
is
of an
or offensive nature,
It is n question of fact for decision by
the Magistrate whether any particular
Gives Fair Warning
French anxieties with regard to the future of Djibouti, in French Semali-. fand, in face of compatiilon from of reassuring statements in Italian Italian Red Sea ports, are the subject
B
Moscow, May 26.
und
The number of kindergartens will be trebled to accommodate 2,400,000
children.
Divorces are now forbidden with- out the consent of both parties.
you refer in your letter. Under the Neblus district for armed raidera political quarters. provisions of Section 3 of the Indecent who have been Aring on the military) Exhibitions
Ordinance, 1918, the camp there:
'It is stated that the Italian Govern Renter. Publication in any newspaper, or the
Another Jow was found shot dead ment, not for distribution to the publie by such or this morning on Mount Scopus, near event,
the present in any is not contemplating other
any any means, of any matter which the British War Cemetery.-Reuter, measures which will noticeably
an indecent, obscene,
divert revolting
Ethiopian trado from is prohibited.
Djibouti, and measures of such Jerusalem, May 25, nature will not be taken without pre- Sir Arthur Wauchope, High Com-vious consultation with Franco even published matter falls within the missioner of Palestine, addressing a when they are proposed.-Reuter. province of the police to bring to the gathering at the Lerant Fair to-day. knowledge of the Magistrate such stated that no strikes, demonstra publleations as may appear to contra- tions or rioting would alter the Dri- vene the provisions of the Ordinance. tish Government's stand regarding 7 am, Sir,
Palestine. Your obedient servant,
(Sgd.) T. H. KING, Inspector General of Police, H. E. Lanepart, 35, Ashley Road, Brst floor. Kowloon,
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STAYING AT GIB
London, May 25, The Emperor of Ethiopia sex- pected to arrive at Gibraltar on Fri- He paid a tribute to the loyal sup day and will stay for two days at a port of the law-abiding citizens dur hotel there, continuing his journey to Ing thu Inst few weeks of trouble England aboard a P. and 0. iner in Palestine.-Reuter Bulletin Ser- Sunday. vice.
He is expected to arrive at South- ampton on Wednesday of next week.
Reuter's Bulletin Service.
HONGKONG TRAMWAYS
TO CUT FARES
MINISTER RETURNING
London, May 25, Mr. Anthony Eden announced in the House of Commons 10-day that the Italian Government had invited Britafa to withdraw the Sikh Lega- ilon Guard from Addis Ababa in view of the Italian occupation.
He added that as the situation al Addis Ababa is still far from stable
informed that the matter is
SHM
EXPEDITION HELP UP
SNOW STOPS MARCH ON EVEREST
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HONGKONG WILL SEE BIG LINER
THROUGH EYES OF B.B.C. REPORTER
RADIO LINK WITH SHIP.
The B.B.C. commentators will take
EXPLAINS
BUNNER'S ARREST
EDEN'S STATEMENT TO COMMONS
NOT HURT BY CONFINEMENT
Londoff, May 25. Replying to Mr. F. S. Cocks, Labour, who asked questions about the arrest by the Italian authorities in Ethiopia of War- rant Offleer Bunner, and his alleged torture, Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, made a statement to-night in the House of Commons.
Bunner had been donounced by a Turk, who was a naturalised Ethio- plan, and an Ethiopian boy, as Cap. Lain Rudolph Brunner. The Italian authorities had interrogated Bunner.
Boy 17 and kept him in custody. during one night in a room which was
described as an incinerator,
>
Foaring he might be shot, Bunner excapel in the night.
He was re-arrested on May 20, Mr. Eden proceedod, and the British Con`~~- aul saw him on May 21, looking none the worse. The Consul was able to secure his immediate release on the understanding that he would produce. him when he was required. Thia ed by vigorous representations to the satisfactory outcome had been achiev Italian authorities,
LANGUAGE DIFFICULTY The dimculties in this matter had been accentuated by Banner's Ignor ance of any language except English. The absence of a passport, the mill- tary character of his rank, the word- ing of the instructions from his su periors, found on him, and finally, his attempted escape, were all sus plelous to the Italian authorities.
Undoubtedly, Mr. Eden said, Bun- ner should not have been held in close. custody on the night of May 17, after the British Consul had sponsored him. But it is understood this was an act of inferior officials, anisled by the state. ments of lying witnesses.-Reuter.
Mary will take place to-morrow. They will be rudiated from
GSG GSH.
10.80 metres 17.700 k.c. 13.07 metres 21,470 k..
From Frankfurt Dr. Falconer pur- sued his schedule by K. Li, M. planes via Amsterdam, Leipzig, Bratislava (Czechoslovakia), Budapest, Belgrade, Athens,
Alxandria, Caire, Gaza, Baghdad, Bushire, Karachi, Jodhpur, Hongkong listeners for a tour on the GSF 10.82 metres 15,140 k.c. Allahabad, Calcutta, Rangoon, Bang ginnt Cunard-White Stur liner Queen between 10.16 and 11.45 pm. Hong- kok and Penang. There he missed Mary to-morrow, when the biggest kong time. the conuection which cost him five"let's go somewhere" broadenst In days' delay before Imperial Airways the history of British broadcasting
is scheduled to take place. brought him to Hongkong.
Every
department of
Hongkong listeners will also be interested to know that during the "I am not doing this for any bot
maiden voyage across the Atlantic, interest there will be a special Empire news or gain," Dr. Falconer said smilingly, aboard the "I just want to be the firet one to visited by Daventry's commentators, morning. This will be relayed on Queen Mary will be flash ut 8.50 a.m. Hongkong time cach do it and ils costing me about and it is hoped that some distinguish-Daventry's Transmission V (GSP,. $3,366 (U.S.) without counting un-ed pussengers will go to the micro-GSC and GSD). expected stop-overs. That figure is phone and give their. Impressions of what I am paying American Express the ship.
La got me from Dallas round the world and back to Dallas.
Bombay, May 25. A typical monsoon is causing a continuous fall of snow" and during' I am very interested in aviation the last four or five days the Alount and particularly out here, as I was Everest Expedition has been held up. Director of Civil Service at Manila It is expected the expalition will from 1900 to 1916 and have any resume its advance to-morrow, and friends in these parts. While I am It will be a race against further out on this trip I am doing some writing breaks of monsoon weather-Reuter for the North American Newspaper Special.
Alliance but actually I am a retired Government servant."
STOP PRESS
Dr. Falconer declined to enter an argument on Government servants' salaries on the ground that he had | to make arrangements to continue his
light.
In additon, Daventry will relay
The initial broadcasts in connec- the ceremonies in connection with tion with the departure of the Queen the arrival of the liner in New York,
FRENCH COURT FREES ALLEGED MURDERESS
Paris, May 25.
Substantial reductions in tramway fares, to meet the com- petition by buses, have been decided upon by the Hongkong
A murder trial which has engaged the attention of the Tramways, Ltd., to come into operation ns from June 1.
whole country terminated to-day in the acquittal of Gabrielle This development follows the in-! On other routes, the fares remain
It is understood that Dr. Falconer Barbe, 39 years of age. the Italian Government has been COLBERT ACQUITTED will be the first passenger to be troduction by the Bus Company of at ten cents for first-class and five under consideration.
The prosecution alleged that she the story of her seventeen years of carried by the China Clipper which emptied a six-chambered revolver at married life with a husband who was second-class "five-cent fares on routes cents for third-class, compeling with the tramways,
Tientsin, May 26. has been confining its loads to mail her sleeping husband. Soldiers and sailors in uniform, and |
Jonious, dissipated and violent, Asked whether the Government Dr. John William Colbert, Ameri will only be novel to him because it staggered to his feet, the prosecution she said, and unable to live with him
so far. The round the world trip children under 12 years of age, will had any immediate intention of with can physician, was to-day acquitted is in the air. He has done the tour declared, and the woman flung pepper longer.
The man, desperately wounded, On the Kennedy Town or Whitty be carried at five cents frat-class on drawing the
She was at the end of her tether, Street cars, fares will in future be all routes.
Minister from Addia in the United States Court for China six cents for first-class and three
Ababa, Mr. Eden replied that Sir here, on a charge of having adminis- four times previously by land and in his oyes. She finally beat him to Monthly lickels will in future be $0 Sidney Barton would probably soon tered polson, in food, drink and
Bime. Barbe's sixteen-year-old son. cents for third-class. These rates
death with a hammer.
Blaurice, who was in the house when will als apply on the Causeway Bay 1 month. These were originally be returning to England on leave, medicine, to his wife in an attempt Besides holding the degree of ML.D. Women in the publlo galleries during the tragedy was enacted, blow a kiss or Happy Valley care.
$10, but were reduced last year to which was long overdue. Reuter to murder her. The trial had lasted of Georgetown University, and other the trial wiped their eyes as Gabrielle, to his mother when the verdict was
Special.
several days-Reuter.
(Continued on Page 4) a timid, little woman, related tearfully announced. Reuter
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