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FIRST EDITION

Cour

Hongkong Telegraph.

No. 13

FOUNDED 1991 - 一拜雞,號十二月七英港香

MONDAY,

JULY 20,

1936,

日三初月六

SPAIN TORN

BY REVOLT OF SOLDIERY

"Red Militia"

" Rides

Madrid Streets

BRITISH WARSHIPS IN READINESS ΤΟ ACT

Madrid, July 19.

The situation in Spain, and in the capital itself, remains critical. Many soldiers have taken advantage of the Government's offer to allow them to abandon their regiments if they do not sympathise with thein officers and hundreds have offered their services to the Government.

The authorities in Madrid have armed a mob, and taxicabs loaded with these "Red Militia" men, armed with rifles, revolvers and daggers are to be seen in the streets.

Several lorry loads of miners from the North-west of Spain arrived in Madrid to-day and placed themselves at the disposal of the authorities.

The rebels, however, are in possession of the broadcasting station and telephone exchange în Seville, though the Government claims to have the situation well in hand there, and elsewhere throughout the country.

The naval forces have sided with

the Government.---Kenter,

British Apprehension

Gibraltar, July 1.

Two British destroyers here have

been ordered to stand by in vase R

is

found Necessary to evacuate British nationals from Spain,

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More gunbonto,

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carrying

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have arrived at Algerirns from

Mob law rules in Lalin, Galicia, the erted Turning ears mud houses belonging to Piscists-Braten,

Victory Claimed

Madril, July 19. The Government continues to claim that the revolt, which began in Moroc ro and admittedly spread to many

BRITAIN TO PLAY CHINA XI

FIRST ROUND OF OLYMPIC GAMES

JAPAN

MEETS

SWEDEN

RUN-AWAY PLANES IN H.K.

There four Couton planes were among the sixty-odd which "deserted to Banking Saturday. One of them

They brought General · K. Y. Wang, Air

"SPAIN SAVED

furce commander, here, The focal authorities,

China Turns

To Her Past

For Strength

Revolt Leader | "RENAISSANCE" OF

Optimistic

MARCHING

ON MADRID

(Special To "Telegraph")

1911 A FAILURE U.S. EXPERT'S OPINION

Charlottesville, Va.. July 192. China's failure to stem Japane

luggression, the persistences of poli- Heal and civil disordere nil the mark. id failure to establish a republic have I brought about a strong movement to Lisbon, July 19, -General-Dellano, command-return to old and conservative Chinese ing the garrison forces in ways. Dr. Cyrus 11. Peake told the Seville, and who has joined the stitute revolt, has broadcast a message

here.

of Public Affairs

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being

detained by

-Star Photographter,

RACING

DRIVER KILLED

DEAUVILLE GRAND PRIX TRAGEDY

BURSTS CAR INTO FLAMES

Denuville, July 1

The finous French racing driver, Marcel Lehoux, was killed during the Deauville Grand Prix to-day,

His British-built machine became locked with an Italian's, and burst into finme

Lehoux's death was instantaneous. The Italian driver, Facina, in an

frem General Franco, the leader i Dr. Peake a professor in the Chi-Alfa-Rome, fractured his leg. of the rebellion who disembarkness department of Columbia Uni- The winner of the race was W. I dat Cadiz to-day with troopsversity, said that the "Chinese Mille who won with an average of the Morocco Foreign Legion, Renaissance," which started with the speed of 78.31 miles per hour. These men are amongst the 1911 revolution. attempted to Reuter Special. finest in the Spanish army. -undernise China long western linea, !

General Franco's message was to This, and the impact of Occidental Britain as been drawn to meet the effect that all garrisons of Andeivilisation, tore the Chinese away it was announced that Sensor Diege | China in the first round of the foot-dalucia were gradually joining the | from their old moorings, but the

parts of Spain, has been overcome,

Berlin, July 19.

The Culinet, hended by Senor Quiro- {

ga, resigned early this morning when 1

Barrios, president of the Cortes, had ball section of the Olympic Games. movement, as was to Navy. formed a new governmem. However, In the same round, dapan will meet) "So earthly power can stop our reaction of it was subaequatly reported that Sweden-Reuter,

tramplant movement." he declared. shows Ser Jose titral, former Minister of

"Spain is saved!"

the

fast

ter!

your

four that Chinu iras not broken with is pu-t, and in-j

the Navy, would become Prime Minis-j China, as one of the youngest and

most inexperienced of participants in General Franco intimated that the! The new Cabinet is apparently simi- international sporting contests, is ai-.bels, intend to march on Madrid,drod a Confucian revival is now in lar in complexion to the last. For in-so one of the unluckit. In the Da-Reuter Special. stance, Senor Barcia, Foreign Minister vis Cup she has always drawn power.

in the last government, will beenme; ful countries in the first round, and Minister of the Interior.

Firing In Madrid

Ita oficially stated Cut there bax been na rising in Madrid, but desultory shouting has been in progress for some time.

A communique states the rebels al tacked the prison in Barcelona,, but were repulsed with the aid of Airi Porce machines.

Two loyal regiments are said to have attacked Cadiz, where the Gover nor is besieged in his palace-enter

English Woman Hurt ·

Gibraltar, July 19.

Three Premiers

How comes the news that her football team has been drawn against Britain in the first round of the World Olynt pic tournament.

JOIN INSURGENTS

Paris, July 19.

A mesage from Melith declares that three Spanish warships sent against the insurgents have joined

DEATH OF MR..F. C. GOODMAN

PASSES AWAY ON

TRIP HOME

progress with which the country'a lenders hope to reunite a dividod ma- tion through the relocation of its Many residents will learn with deep faith and self-respect in ancient, regret of the death of Mr. Fred . highly developed civilisation.

Holman, whilst un his way one. For two decades, he said, Cun- The sad news was receivéd by enble facianism with its roots in the nata-hrt night.

sustained by cratic family system

The late Mr. Goodman left Hong- ancestor worship,, was seen as the On the other hand the Moroccan great obstruction to the ensancipation, at very short notice, owing to French news of the individual, the rise and pwife and daughter aboard the P, and terinas illness, necompanied by his cannot consider the possibility of sur-papers confirm that squadrons ofgress of science, of dennerney and a liner Rawalpind on June 27.16

bambed loyal aeroplanes Malilla, Larache and Tetuan. Curiously enough, it was only att

It is a bitter disappointment to the rebels. Chinese hopes of making something of a showing in football at Berlin. It means thut, barring a

of mirucle, she correspondents

viving.

Conta, the modern world calle

the last minute Britain decided to Three machings which landed in eliminated compate. Hitherto she has fought French Morocco have been interned. Confuciari shy of the World Olymples foothill | Renter Special.

tournament.

BRITAIN A FAVOURITE

TETUAN BOMBED

progress,

the

With the establishment of the Reas originally in the service of the public, the classics were gradually Naval Yard and later joined thie from the sch Docks, remaining there for many engineering department of Kowloon temples fell disrepair and the

int years, Latterly he rejoined the Etate-worship of Confucius evused. In thany a home Naval Yard A brother, Mr. R. J.

ix Goodnubu,

Superintendent

of: ancestor-worship lapsed, Lunc Rabat, July 19. young demanded and obtained the Stores at the Kowloon Docks. A Spanish Government aeroplane right to marry whom they chose and bereaved widow, family and other Mach sympathy will he felt for the obtain n

divorce if they wished. killing Tetuan, people. Including three But, the speaker continued, as a relatives in the lows they have result of the marked failure to stem suffered. Japanese aggression and prevent the establishment of Manchukuo, thu iñovitable reaction set in 1931.

hombed

fifty

An English woman, Mes. P. E. Bo- wer, was wounded in the shoulder

China therefore meets one of the when rioters fired at and wrecked her favourites. Britain will be in a poại-la-day car as she was returning to Gibraltar) ilon to turn out a brilliant team of twenty from Algecitas last night-Reuter. amateurs. In 1931-35 England won children.

the Amateur International Champion-) The rebels at Tetuan have taken ship, but last season she was defeated prisoner the acting 1igh Commis by Scotland.

stoner. also the Secretary-General, hidrid, July 19.

The Police Commissioner and The confusion in Spain is exempli.

Some of England's leading nmateur other offlelals.—Reuter. fled by the fact, that three premiers players, who are bound to be consider have held offled in the past fittested for Berlin aro H. C. Hl of York- hours.

aliiry Amntours, A. W. Loveday of The new Cabinet formed by Senor Leyton, G. S. Burchell of Bromford, Giral includes General Pozas L/Cpl. S. Enstham of the Army, B. Minister of the Interior, instead of Loy of the Casuais, T. II. Leek (Moor Senor Barela.

Green), W. Parr (Blackpool), E. D, R.

At a Cabinet meeting last night, Sherrer (Casuals), W. Charlton two non-members attended. They (Wimbledon), L. C. Thornton (King) were the Leftist lenders, Senor Prieto stonian) and L. C. Finch (Barnett). and Sentor Caballero, who offered to collaborate with the Government for China's - misfortune in the draw is

revolt,

LEADING REVIVAL.

doxically enough had turned its back upon the historical and cul- Aural traditions of the people-by c "A government which, when it nationalism that more soundly firet came into power in 1827 ordered rooted in the conselousness of their that Confucius' birthday be no longer great past,

1

TWO TYPHOONS observed, is now leading the way "It is generally recognized that

LATEST MANILA

REPORTS

to a Confucian revival. Confucius China is not yet ready for deni birthday is again a national holiday.cratic government of the type de In some schools the classics are agien veloped in the west.

Oficials are more in harmony with anding their way. General Chiang

nationalisation of the work where Kal-shek's "New Life Movement,

n Ifitler

revives the glories of launched in 1934, aims at the moral in n

Valhalla, regeneration of

a Mussolini restores the the people by em- phasising the traditional Confucian greatness of the Roman empire, and chauvnistic nationalista and virtues of proper decorum, righteous The

The Manila Observatory, reporting the purpose of suppressing the emphasised by the fact that Japan at 9 am, to-day, gives the position of

has drawn Sweden. To have met two typhoons. The Minister of the Interior an-either of these countries would have One is situate in about Long, 111, conduct, honesty, and self-respeel. A militarists of Japan cling with great nounced over the radio this afternoon given China an excellent chance of Int. 17, moving north-west. This code of ninety-six articles was pro- er zeal and devoton than ever to that aims would be distributed to the advancing into another round. Her position is in the region of the mulgated regulating individual an Emperor-worship and the myth of villagers who wished to organise Leam is probably a bit better than faracels, and the disturbance is mov- social conduct in accordance with the descent of their people from the

Sun-Godde Through revived res against the rebels.

Japan's and very nearly as good as ing in the direction of the Gulf of Confucian tradition.

of these ancient He added that the rebels at Sweden's,

Tongking,

"Through this revival the lenders peet and worship Melilla had been routed and those Lee Wai-tong hoped China would! The other is situate in about 127 now in power hope to replace the tribal gode the hand of the past still at Barcelonn and Malaga had sur-oppose Sweden as he felt this would Long 20 Lat. also-moving-north-negative type of anti-foreign controls and guides the destinies of rondered. He denied that any forces be the most advantageous draw for woat. The position is west of the nationalisra characteristic of the past the living, In China as elsewhere" were marching on Madrid.Noutor, China,

Balintang Channei.

decade-a nationalism, which para-United Pronn.

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CANTON NEAR TO NORMAL Fear of Kwangsi

Invasion

Remains

GOVERNOR AND MAYOR

RETURN FROM H. K.

Canton, July 20.

Although there is martial law in Canton and the political situation is still confused, there appears to be more hope of a peaceful outcome. There have been no untoward incidents in Canton itself, though some authorities believe that the 30,000 Kwangsi troops in the close vicinity of the city may intend to attempt coup and seize Canton.

Meanwhile, both Lin Yun-kai, the civil Governor of . Kwangtung, and Liu Chi-wen, the Mayor of Canton, returned to the city this morning to resume their duties. They have come from Hongkong, where they had been for several days prior to the resignation and departure of General Chan Chai-tong.

Conditions in Canton city are at present returning to normal, from appearances.-Reuter and Special.

Report of Skirmishes Chiang Kai-shek Coming

Canton, July 20.

It is relialdy reported that Marshal Chiang Kai-shek himself will come

Shanghai, July 20. Vernacular papers report skirmisă- ing between Kwangs and Kwang-

to Carlon On July 25 or 26 tung troops near Yintak, a little to Buited PreaR,

| the north of Cauton.--United Press.

These Cuntoitrac troops, of General Ya Han-mow's Pirut Army, which turned ogninst General Chan Chai-tong and mere instructed to march to Canton and take control in the name of the Nanking Government, are now believed to be pressing southurda in thin mission. Here they are scen arer the South-went capital, Sham Shui, before their defretion. Inact, General Yu.

CHINESE WARSHIPS IN COLONY

OFFICIALLY ON SOUTH CRUISE MAY GO TO CANTON

ST. LOUIS CLOSER TO CUBS

BEATS BOSTON' IN. DOUBLE-HEADER

FULL CARD

GAMES

OF

New York, July 19. By winning a double-header against

Boston, St. Louis Cardinals again came almost abreast of the Chicago Cubs for the National League leader- ship, for the Cubs split a two-game engagement will Philadelphia.

The cruiser Yat Sen, under instructions from Nanking, has joined the Central Government's gunboat, Tung Chi, in Hongkong.

The Naval authorities here state

St. Louis beat Boston, eight to one that the Chinese warships are

In the first engagement and eight to Hongkong in the course of "a southern two in the second, scoring on nine cruise". The Yat Sen, which arrived hits to ten in the opener, and seven-

teen to four in the night-cap. Each to-day, put in, for provisions and on had two errors in the first game and Doston committed two in the second. account of the heavy weather:

Chicago narrowly beat. Philadelphia. However, unoffeln sources suggest two to one, in their opener, and were lucky to score the winning tally when that the two warships, which will the Phillies had outhit them con- probably be joined by the cruiser nistently. Phillies had thirteen and Yung Kien, may proceed to Canton, Chicago, eight hits, but the Phillies

also had three costly errors on their. "possibly when General Yu Han-mow's (card. troops are prepared to enter that city. In the second meeting Philadelphia won by four to one, on mine hita to it is believed they are being held four, the Cubs big guns being offer. in readiness to act in the event or tually silenced. Cubs' had two errar

New York and Cincinnati also any disorders in Canton,

divided honours. Glanta won the. first four to three, with fourteen hit to nine. Each had two orrors, In the second the Reds turned the tables. and won three to two on ten hits to. six. Giants had an error.

MOTH FOR CANTON II.M.S. Moth has been ordered back to Canton. She left yesterday

at 8 n.m.

Two cases of Typhoid were reported to the local Health authorities- Fylday.

18

Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh fou to two, though the Dodgers hit onl eight to the Pirates' ninë. Pirntos hal

one error,

4

AMERICAN LEAGUE (- victory against Philadelphia in the Chicago scored an oloven to five

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