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CHINA CUSTOMS

CHIEF REPORTS

UPON

SEIZURES

JAPANESE INDIGNANT

AT. SHIPS' ARREST

Shanghai, June 29.

The recent seizure of two Japanese vessels by Chinese Maritime Customs cutters off Tsingtao 'and' Chikou, which led to the recent Japanese agitation and incidents such as the Japanese rioters attack on the Customs building in Tsingtao, are the subject of a report by Sir Frederick Maze, British chief of the Customs service, to the Chinese Government.

The report states that the Customs cutters followed a perfectly normal procedure when they seized the Japanese ships. The Japanese ships were given due warning and arrested within Chinese territorial waters.

The crew of one of the seized vessels is alleged to have admitted that the ship he was in was engaged in smuggling sugar and another said they had been warned from shore of the approach of the Customs cutter.

. It is also alleged in the report that

the

Japanese Consular police in

Tasigku ́ violently namulted “Chinese

Customs officials.--Reuter,

CHICAGO LEADING LEAGUE

BEAT GIANTS TO OUST ST. LOUIS

YANKEES FALL TO BROWNS

New York, June 28. Chicago Cubs swept into the lead. of the National Leane 10-day, by"; winning a double-header from the New York Giants. St. Louis, - the deposed lenders, were beaten by the Brooklyn Dodgers.

by

Pittsburgh stayed in the running

splitting a double-header, withi

Boston.

Preparing

To Fight With Japan

Canton, June 20.

MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1936.

BALE COFT 10 CENTS

18005 PER ANNUM

EMPEROR OF ETHIOPIA IN LONDON

DUNLOP FORT 190

The Emperor of Ethiopia, teho has arrived in Geneva to plead his country's cause, in here shown on the balcony of the Ethiopian Expation in London

with_(left ́"ta "right) Dỵ. W. C. Martía, Ethiopian Minister, Princess". Tahai," the - Crown Prince and the Duke of Harar.

URGES EMPIRE

TO ARM

BEST INSURANCE

OF PEACE

FIELD MARSHAL

SPEAKS

Leadon, June 28,

EIGHT KILLED IN MACAO BLAST

FIRE-CRACKER PLANT

BLOWN TO PIECES

·

Macao, June 28. General Li Chung-jen, the Kwangai

Shortly before one o'clock yesterday afternoon two lender, formally assumed the post of

"Full ranks all over the Em-terrific explosions which shook the entire city of Macao commander-in-chief of the 4th Group

were heard in quick succession. } Army of the anti-Japanese Natinumire are the greatest insurance!

of the peace of the world, betterg Accompanying the explosions a great column of dense mercial and other public organisations than all the League's speeches, smoke shot up in the vicinity of the Barrier Gate, and on in Kwangtung are sending a deput-protocols, region agreements the alarm being given of the explosions having occurred

Salvation forces, this morning.

Mounwhile, eluentional. CON-

AIR FLEET GROUNDED BY STORM

FOUR KILLED IN LAKE PLUNGE

This new tyre meets the conditions pro- duced by increased car efficiency.

SINO- GERMAN PACT RUMOUR

Tokyo Disturbed By Report

(Special to "Telegraph")

Tokyo, June 29,

A serisation has been created in Tokyo by reports of a secret Sino-German agreement, said to have been signed in. Berlin In May.

It is alleged that Germany has undertaken to supply China with arms in return for tungs- ten and vegetable oils.

The German representative, General von felchenhu, is now in Shanghal and is said to be negotiating detalls of the trade arrangement.

Chinese Government circles delgre that General Relehenau's visit Is purely, formal, but well-informed circles in Shanghai declare an agree- ment exists, whereby unspecified German manufactures will be ex- changed for Chiniac raw materials.

The Minister for Propaganda in

tnowledge of the reported agreement:

Reuter Special."

FREAK WEATHER, Dr. Goebbels, denies : ang

BLAMED

(Special to "Telegraph")

New York, June 28.

respon

- Freak weather was

sible for a series of accidents

on land and sea and in the air

in various parts of the United

aion to Nanking ze petition the secomand all the rest of the nonsense) at a fire-cracker factory, the Macao Fire Brigade rushed states during the week-end.

Plenary Session of

the Central

Executive Council to muiopt we have heard so much, about to the scene. resolution for an immediate at lately." declared Field Marshal Mar explosion continued to take"

Japanese expedition.-Reuter.

ROOSEVELT

READY FOR

Glants. Smarting CAMPAIGN

Chicago was in fine form againsti the New York under the defeat of the previous day, the last year's League champions played

a musterly game behind pitcher French. He held the New Yorkers to seven scattered hits and did not allow a single score. The Cubs, bunching their efforts, scored on seven hits. They had onc

thwee

error.

The second game was even more decisive; and once again the Giants

VICTORY IS NOT "IN THE BAG"

|LACKS BACKING

were blanked. Lee pitched, allowing IN NEW YORK

only seven hits, and Herman 'hit a'

homer which boosted twelve hits to

six runs. New York had two errors.

Meanwhile St, Louls

sayas taking a

sup-

B.

Sir Philip Chetwode, addressing place. as further quantities of in-

a review-of-the-United-Services fammable materials took Are The Corps in London.

buildings of the factory were entirely

and members of the Fire Brigade experienced consider- Meanwhile, a resulation protesting abte difficulty in the work of rescuing against the decision of the Govern ment to abandon sanctions against Persons who happened to be buried in Italy was carried by a big, Labour the smoldering mass of debris.

Hyde demonstration in' afternoon.

Park

this

The demonstration heard speeches from the Labour leader, Mr. Clement Attlee, and Mr. Herbert Morrison another of the front rank Labourites. -Benter.

GERMAN MISSION

+

Berlin, June 24.

As far as can be ascertained, eight. persons were killed, and, but for the fact that the explosions occurred dur

the lunch hour, the numbers of fatalities would doubtless have been considerable.

8th. Hussars

Word

Reach

Plestine

Cairo, June 28. has been received here

Much sympathy has been displayed that the 8th Hussars have arrived

for the victims of the disaster and in Jerusalem, from Cairo-Renter

the members of the Fire Brigade were praise for their gallant endeavour to rescue unfortunate persons buried;

The League of Nations is a good alte..in. the wreckage. Our Own ARMED ROBBERY

thing but alr, squadrons and army;

declared Dr. corps

better," arc Goebbels, Propaganda Minister, speaking at Stuttgart to a meeting of 10,000 Nazi political leaders.

Philadelphia. June 20, With the applause of his beating from the lowly Brooklyn porters throughout the country ring-

Germany' aimed to give Europe Dodgers, losing by a score of five to in: In his ears, President F.

new basis for Better peace, he said, One. Hauset hit a homer for the Roosevelt is now ready for his though he was certain that it would Brooklyn club. The Dodgers hit, campaign for re-election to the Chief take years to attain this aim-Reuter, eleven times to St. Louts' Ave and Executive's post, and

"Democracy

the Cardinals committed two erros. of Opportumliy" will be his war cry.

of

Mt

Fear that the campaign might SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER

become one of,bilter personal abuse Its was dispelled by the absence Pittsburgh was effective in

references trom the Personal Arst match with Boston, when Pirates. hit-nineteen thines and scored Roosevelt's eleven runs.

Boston could only hit/ed the namh, when he accept-

had two errors.

Republicans,

#L

ind

of

ZIONCHECK ESCAPES

Townson, June 28.

Mr. Roosevelt's thrusts four but got two runs in the effort.

"economic royalists" are Pirates had two of the three errors.

greatly to SCALES WALL OF The second game was closer, Dos- the taste of the average mou.

while praising the ion eventually winning six to Tour,

MENTAL HOME speech,

centre their on eleven hits to ten. Pirates again President's

comment on the emergence of the The Cincinanti-Philadelpbin double. demand that Governor Lehman header was postponed owing to rain. New York State nccept a third term

of office. The New York Herald- Representative Zioncheck, the ec- this fact de centrle Congressman who ran amok Tribune insists that molishes the

on his honeymoon in Washington, was A. claim of Mr. J. who is managing President held for trial under the Lunacy Law campaign, that theand escapod, has once again won free Sox. hitting sixteen times to score election Is "In the bag." It means, of confinement. twelve runs, Stone gave them af suys this paper, that President He had been confined in a: Mary- homer. Chiengo hit thirteen for Roosevelt's name has lost its magic land mental hospital sinco his escape score of nine. Each had an error.

the Washington authorities*: Washington was not successful in his own state and that another from

AMERICAN LEAGUE

ing game against the Chicago White)

Washington Senators won n smash-velt's

the second game with Chicago, and man must be, drafted in to win what Jurisdiction, but he is believed to the President cannot win.-Reuter, have scaled the wall while taking a fell before losenthal's bat. Rosenthal hit a homer which literally won the

walk in the, hospital grounds, ^. game, for it turned Chicago's four

to

lilts into four runs. Senators hit sex the team's twelve hitsnotted six counters. The Yankees hit eight to xcore one.

nd Foxx hit homers for score three. Browns had ono error. and their mates fourtoon! However, New York won the hits piled up a winning total of eleven second encounter of the day with against Boalett. The Red Sox got St. Louis, seven to four, in spite of three runs on seven hits.

Clift's homer,

The upsot of the day was. Now Doiroit beat Philadelphin with ease, York's defeat at the hands of the ton to four, Goslin gotting a circuit despised St. Louis Browns, who sud-drive, Edch hit ten times, but the donly came to life and hit the Yankoo Athletics only totalled four runs for pitchers mercilessly. Bell, Solters their efforts. Dettelt had an error and Bottomley all hit home runs, and] Popfer)

He is reported to have been seen driving a motor car in the direction of Elliot City-Beuter.

COMMUNIST CANDIDATE

New York, June 28. The Communist Party (p-day nominated Mr. Earl W. Browder à candidate for the presidency of the United States.—Renter.

Correspontent.

STOP PRESS

London, June 20.

of

Kenslagtou Nursing evening for Runtert

The Duchess Kent entered

A

Home

ATTEMPT

WANCHAI INCIDENT THIS MORNING-

An attempted armed robbery, in the Wanchal district was reported to the police this morning.

It appears that at about 7.45 am.

A blinding rainstorm overwhelmed thirty aeroplanes on the annual "good will fight" to Montreal. One of them crashed in Lake Champlain, and the four-vecupants-are-believed-to-hava

been killed.

Two others of the flying fleet, were forced down and damaged and five! persoas were injured.

Six persons were killed when train, struck motor car at a level crossing near Ulien, N.Y, when the driver of the car, It is believed, fail- jed to see the danger signals owing rain-Reuter to the downpour ef Special

12,000 MILES OF WISHES

FRANCO- BRITISH PARLEYS

EXCHANGE, VIEWS. ON PROBLEMS ITALY STILL EXACTING

Geneva, June 28.

Complete Identity of British and French, views on all questions of foreign policy, including the League. of Nations reform, the Italo-Ethiopian dispute and the Locarno situation following Germany's breach of that treaty, as well as their Central Euro- pean policies, was announced in French quarters after Mr. Anthony Eden's dinner party at, the British Legation last night at which M. Leon

'PHONE CALL AT A GOLDEN WEDDING

Blum, the Prime Minister, M. Yves A telephone bell interrupted a Delbos, Foreign Minister, were guests, Istrawberry and cream tea with

British quarters stated that un which Mr. and Mrs. William agreement had been reached regard James Wing.. of Slamford-roading the Council and League Assembly East Ham, E., werd celebrating Procedure, but were less emphatic with "regard to the Locarno Treaty their golden wedding recently. violation.

The ringing of that bell made bliers, believed to be two aun that moment the happiest of their ber, effected an entry to the secund Jast floor of No. 286. Lockhart Road. lives. The call was from Aus

They were, however, unsuccessful in tralia. their raid and fled without stealing

Their sona William and Edward, anything, an alarm raised, frustrating whom they had not seen for

ninor, operation

The Duchess of Kent.

their efforis.

twenty-five and seventeen years ro- respectively, had rung up to "con

gratulate them.

The robbers left behind two volvers and a knife on the premises

Police are investigating the affair.

A report was made to the police Every word spoken in Australia,

by Ma King, widow, details of which 12,000 miles away, was heard dis- are not available at present,

|tinctly.

ENGLISH HORSE SECOND

IN GRAND PRIX

Longchamps, June 28,

M. Ernest Masurel's Mieu xce, ridden. by Rabbe and trained by Cunnington, won the Grand Prix de Paris to-day.. The Aga Khan's Sind, ridden by Betting, on a five frane stake, was: Smirke, the English Jockey, ran Mieuxcè, 17.50 to win, 10 to pince; second, and another English horse Sind, 20.60 to placet Alenti, 20 to Mrs. Halph' Cartwright's "Alcali, rid-j den by Herve, was third.

There were twenty, starters,

demonstration Mieuxce won by a length and a (suffragettes before the rise, demand- ball and Smirke's mount was the ing votes for women but they were same distance ahead of the third cleared off the truck by the police. horso,

Herttr.

place.

There was

ut

No decision should be taken In

regard to League reform before the September meeting, it was agreed.

understood an

It is

Itailan

f memorandum reached Geneva inst night most courteously but firmly worded, insisting upon Justification of Italy's course of action in Ethiopia.— Reuter.

MODERN TOURIST

Mrs. Robertson Bull who is In her 98th year, has just arrived at Melbourne on her 57th, trip from Englami.

Now, Raya Austral News, she is going to fly over a large part of Australia: and "do" It really thoroughly before going back to England for a spell.

The

Burns, PhilpLine, niv. Neptunia from Melbourne, Sydney Salamaun, Rabaul and Manila, left Manila for this port this morning and is due to arrive here on July 1 nt.10 n..