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FIRST EDITION

Hongkong Telegraph.

FOUNDED 1891

No. 11857

五拜雞 號四月七英港香

FRIDAY,

JULY

24,

1936.

日七月六

LOYALISTS CLAIMING SUCCESSES

Wholesale Executions In Spain's Capital

U.S. CONSUL AT BILBAO

APPEALS FOR AID

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH"}

Madrid, July 23.

A Government radio broadcast to-day claims that loyalists are reducing the rebel strongholds, have penetrated Cordoba, and with four columns, comprising 6,000 men, are pushing towards Zaragoza.

The collapse of the revolt in the south is expected shortly.

BRITISH

STEAMER

BOMBED

H.M.S. WHITEHALL'S

GUNS REPLY

INCIDENT AT TANGIER

Tangier, July 23.

A British destroyer fired on a rebel Spanish plane to-day.

Suspecting that the British liner Gibel Dorsa was corrying fuel to loyalist warships here. Spanish rebel aeroplanes drop- ped two bombs upon her at the entrance of the harbour. Both bombs missed the ship.

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The destroyer Whitehall plied to the planes' attack with their three warning shots in

rection,Reuter,

H.M.S. Whitehall is a ship of the 8th Destroyer Flotilla and was on the Cina Station, Inset in Hongong." until relieved by the present unit of heavier craft,

EPIDEMIC FEARED

Gibraltar, July 21.

A serious pidemic, which it la feared might affect Gibraltar, is thought to be imminent in Lalinea by that ravaged city.

Unconfirmed reports state San Sebastian has fallen to Government arms, as well as other less important refugees arriving here from towns, such as Navacerrada. and Puerto de Leon. Madrid, it is asserted, is returning to normal-United Press.

LISBON MESSAGES

Lisbon, July 27,

It is reported here that the Madrid Government has formed an emergency committte, headed by Senor Diego Martinez Barrios, with headquarters at Valencia, to rule the castern provinces.

Apparently the Government is entrusting Senor, Barrios with supreme power to rule in Valencia. Alicante, Castellon, Cuenca, Albacete and Murcia in the event of Madrid being isolated or overthrown.

Meanwhile, the fate of the trħallana.

is in the balance, The rebels have extended their rule in the north, but are seemingly weakening in the couch, i It is apparent that the feceșt military dictatorship will be enformul In the event of a rebel victory, and that the valurious, whichevór sady in. my he will exact # artellen Vengeance 너 Thes baser, fited Preas.

Wholesale Executions

Pavis, July 29,

The pecial correspondent or

FURTHER DROP IN DOLLAR

TONE OF MARKET UNCERTAIN

They stated to-day that over 100 persans had been killed in Lalinva fighting and 11 thousands of abandoned enttle, dings, pat and other animals were trying. Beater,

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ATHLETES STRANDED

sibaltas, Jay # hom doelen athletes, she intraried to parik pati in the Paperinata Proplet -and in Sendin. The gumes have

anded. Iteatry.

CARDINALS GAIN ON CHICAGO

BOSTON BLANKS

CINCINNATI

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ROWE PITCHES SHUT-OUT

New York, July 28,

St. Louis gained a little on the

L'intimneguet of Paris, arriving There was a further drup of here by aeroplane, morted that this 1/16th in the official rate of the Government in Madrid, after suppress sing the rebels in the city, executed Hongkong dollar on the opening Chicago Cubs, who lead the League, by winning against New York to-day with machine-guns 116 army officers of the market this morning, while the Culm were going down to and 200 Fa-eists, all of whom were the quotation being, 18, 2.15/16d. | defint before the Brooklyn Dodgers, buried in a rominon grava--United

Early on, inter-bank business Prear.

Caicuro scored five runs, with the was done at 1s. 8.1/2d.. Is help

of bomers by Herman and 8.1/16d, and 18._33/32d, The Demitree, on nine hits, but Brooklyn's Hendaye, July 23. one of the market was 'nneer hits netted the tenut six counters. It is unallic culty and unconfirmably lain, Chinese not being disposed | Cubs had one error. reported that the dead in the Spanish | to do business either way, insurrection already number between 20,000 and 25,000.

Terrible Carnage......,

Mize hit a homer für St. Louis and the Cardinals made four runs out of Later in the fovenson, the marketten hits while New York's ning hits, and This figure is lured on the frug-dedad ja somewhat can Chinese sell- including circuits by Bartell

two tallies, coming, but abarquently it again de- Ripply, only vichied mentary reports which have through from sees of late, which "eloped a weaker tone.

in

atane cases have undoubtedly exaggerated the tall of lives,-United i I'rean.

324 Die In City

Barcelona, July 21. According to loonl newspaper estimates, 324 persons have been kill- ed in Barcelona, during the street fighting, and 862 wounded.—United

Presa.

Rebels Hold Navarre

Bayonne, July 21.

Dangerous Situation

Washington, July 23. A# official despatch from San Sebastian, where British and Ameri- UT!

There were no errors,

Sinith, pitching for Baston, blanked the Reds, allowing them only five hits. Boston scored fair on seven hits, In- eluding Coccinell's and Cosearart's homers. Cincinnati had three and

Boston one error.

Pittsburgh woll ensily

Against

Ambassadors to Spain nie holiday, says the former is trying to get through a message requesting the Philadelphia, scoring tess times 013 despatch of a warship to this point. thirteen hits, with a home run by An American despaich recommends Brubaker, while Camilli's drive into the sending of an American vessel the blepeter was the. Phillies' only immediately, and adds that the situn-run on six hits. Pirates had one tion is dangerous.

error.

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It is reported that loyalists have, Government troups, it is stated,

AMERICAN LEAGUE recaptured San Sebastian after ahold the grenter part of the town, day-long struggle and a fourteen-hour bet the situation may grow worse if Rowe pitched a shut-out game for bombardment. It is

the Red | Detroit against Philadelphiü, giving anticipated further rebels arrive or General Mola will again storm the soldiers are not better controlled,~~~ | nway six hits. The Tigers scored city,

twice or seven connections. There were no errory."

Meanwhile, the rebels hold Navarre. -United Press.

Reuter.

Later.

The official despatch from Madrid, concerning the situation at San Sebastian, emanated from Mr, John son, Counselor of the United States Embassy.

Washington lost by seven to six when meeting Chiengo, the White Sox hitting fifteen to ten, and totaling seven runs. The wingers had two of the three errors,

San Sebastian Retaken?

Hendaya, July 23,

The State Department has received Its reported that the Spanish Government troops have recaptureta message relayed by a French vessel,

New York avenged itself against San Sebastian-eater Bulletin Serexpressing fears for the safety of the

Americau Ambassador, Mr. Bowern, St. Louis by scoring fifteen runs marooned with his wife in a private sighteen hits, Dimaggio hitting two residence outside San Sebastian home runs and Selkärk one.. Soltera, Reuter,

Bell and West hit four-baggers for the Browns, but these were all that counted of six hits.

vice,

Heavy Odds

Gibraltar, July 23,

It is reported here from Ceuta, the

Safety Measures

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on

Cleveland tallied eight times J eighteen hits against Boston, but the Red Sox, with thirteen bita were

́CANTON'S NEW OFFICIALS ARRIVE

New Canton officiate appointed by the Nanking Government, photo- graphed on their arrival at the Shekpai Aerodrome on Wednesday.

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to right fr. II. Q. Tong, Liong Kwang Salt Commissioner; Mr. 7. 12, Srong, Special Finance Commissioner of Kwangtung; Mr. Taon Lin, Vice- Minister of Finaner for Kwangtung (Photo: Far Eastern Pistoriul Correspondental,

Uproar in

House

Of Commons

SIMON CALLED A LIAR:

THREE SUSPENDED

(SPECIAL TO "TELEGRAPH")

1.ondon, July 23. The House of Commons was “suspended for eighteen minutes following wild scenes during the speech of Sir John Sim'n in defence of the Government's new Unemployment As- sistance regulations, and then, of Glasgow's, au mbera were gus- ronded.

The trouble began when Mr. George Buchanan, Gas- gow Lalourite, with arms outstretched, loudly acensed Sir John of lying. The Deputy Speaker immediately rege and sternly asked Mr. Buchanan to withdraw this un-Parliamentary expres. sion. Redling mounted high' as Mr. Buchanan persisted in his

Pentralian.

Amid constantly, increasing tumult, Mr. Buchanan refused Lveral opportunities to withdraw. The remark, whereafter the. Deputy Speaker warned him that it would his duty to "name" -him to the House unless he withdrew.

suspension.

Mr. Buchanan intelintely blazed with anger, and as he again refused

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TRI-POWER

CONFERENCE SUCCEEDS

POWERS IN COMPLETE AGREEMENT

London, July 23.

The three-power conference, attended by British, French and Belgian representatives, to consider problems affecting the Locarno signatories, lasted only twelve hours and is understood to have ended in complete agree- ment by all sides to the text of a communique to be presented jointly to Germany and Italy.

The communique, will constitute an invitation to Germany and Italy to join the other Locarno powers in conference, and will stress the hope that the invitation will be accepted, and that a date will be arranged without undue delay.

British circles point out that solidarity and sincerity were the keynotes of the day's work and the agreement is interpreted as affording a new opportunity for Europe.

According to the French view,

ell.etive security is the dominant

theme running through the agree Bomb Thrown.

ment and there is no return to the | Iden of a four-power part.

THE COMMUNIQUE Into School

The British, French and Belgian

Governments conskler that steps

should be taken to arrange a meeting At Jerusalem

of pre-ßve Locarno Powers as soon as

11.

Jerusalem, July 23.

A motor bus on the Jerusalem- Telaviy Road, was

.

bomb WAS also thrown AL

can conveniently be held, states a Curatiniic fsated at the conclusion! af the conference at No. 10 Downing ¡ Street.

ambushed by The first business of the powers Arabs and the driver and conductar should be to negotiate a new agred, wounded to-day. ment to replace the Rhine siet af A bomb was thrown at a Jewish Loenen and to resolve, through the school in Jerusalem, in which seven cullaboration of all concerned, the children were gilglisty injured and situation ercated by German initiative two seriously. They are in hospital. on March 7.

A troops marchel into the demilitarised zove.

! the post office at Haifa. - The three

Governments accordingly Reitera Baltelių Service. propose to communtent: with the Gers! bian and Etalian fiovernments with a view to obtaining their participation the proposed meetlag.” If progress ean he mile at this meting, other matters affecting the peace of Europe will neersinggily come under discussion. In such circumstane.s it would be natural to aptleiate the widening of Lisa ofisinica manner as Le facilitate, with the of other interested

in

collaboration This was a threat of

to withiraw. The Deputy Spenker NAGASAKI

-named "the honourable member forj

Gorbals,"

FRIENDS' SUPPORT

When Sir John Simua moved the customary mution for suspension, an unrestrained uproar broke out. The Rev. Campbell Stephens, protested against Mr. Buchanan's supension, hurling abuse against the Conserva- live members,

silting was resumed.

TYPHOON LOSSES

SEVEN DEAD AND MANY MISSING

2,000 HOMES INUNDATED

(Special To "Telegraph")

Tokyo, July 24. Ministry for Home, announces that seven

The

in the

As the disorder increased the De- puty Speaker suspended the sitting after it had been in progress for over.

hotire. twenty-seven

Subsequently the motion for Mr. Buchanan's sus- pension was carried by 248 to 53 nad the motion for the suspension of the Affairs Hey. Mr. Stephons by 256 to 51. Both enthers withdrew and the Were killed and 41 are missing typhoon which swept Booing from the Labour benches Nagasaki, Saga and Yamaguchi greeted the resumption of Sir John prefectures yesterday. Simon's speech and Seymour Two thousand homes were. Inun- Cocks exclaimed:

crops were extensively "We all know Simon is a liar."

The Speaker, who now occupied the

The Navy has anounced that a chair, said if Mr. Cocks would re-bu

submarine, 1-55, engaged in flect frain from the use of such expres manoeuvres cfT Sasebo naval base, sions he would help to maintain the.

was driven nshore und badly dignity of the House.

damaged. One sailor was injured, A service ship was also benched and slightly damaged.

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to

liur,"

Mr.

"A DAMNED LIAR"

dated und damaged,

Mr. John McGovern, another Glas-

A Lyphoon warning has been gow Labourite, sabsequently referred broadcast to ships leaving Osaka.-

John በዲ

damned United Press. Jud when he refused to with draw Sir John mover his suspension. The vote was carried by 282 to 11, The majority of official Labourites refrained from voting

Mr. McGovern declined Lo leave when the Speaker requested him to withdraw. At the Speaker's request Elio Sergeant-at-Arms naked Mr. MeGavern to withdraw. Eventually Mr. McGovern, with a put on the back from his leader, Mr. James Maxton,Į escorted by the Sergeant-in-Arms } holding his elbow, crossed the bar of the flouse.

The concluding scene was somewhat Inno in contrast to earlier proceed- juga and evoked loud laughter from Ministerial, benches,

RED FLAC

HOUSE OF

LABOUR FAILS TO -PROFIT

powers, a settlement of those problems COVERNMENT HOLDS

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solution of which is essential to the peare of Europe.

The Belgian delegation is returning home to-night.--Reuter.

LINDBERGH DISCIPLE

OF PEACE

SPEAKS TO BERLIN AERO CLUB

BUTT'S SEAT ́·

SHRINKAGE, AT.

POLLS

London, July 23.

In the by-election at Balhain and Tooting, caused by the resignation of Sir Alfred Butt, Conservative men- Fet, following. the finding of the Badget leakage tribunal's inquiry, the Government retained the sent, but with a reduced majority. The result

declared to-night follows:

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Mr. George Boland

(Con.)

Mr. Miller (Lab,)

14,959 12,889

Conservative mujority 2,070

---Renter.

Berlin, July 23. Colonel Charles Lindbergh, ad- dressing an Aero Club luncheon here, tradert far penge "becutisu of the situation confronting Europe.",

He stressed the need of security Alfred Butt polled 22,013 votes,

against 12,900 secured by Labour,. based on "intelligence, at force."

He emphasised that armies were giving the Conservatives à minjority no longer able to "shield the heart of 9,053,

At the last General Election, Sir

of a country, because aviation, had Seven thousand fewer voters went

the created

Most Tundamental to the poll yesterday, compared with change ever mnde in warfare."the General Election, the Conser United Preas.

vative vote ahrinking by 8,054 and Labour by 71.

FARNSWORTH INDICTED

Washington, July 23.

A federal Grand Jury hus indicted; John Farnsworth, ex-officer of the U.S. Navy, on two counts, of deliver- lng and attempting to deliver to Japanese agents United States defence Information-United Press.

SUNG IN

COMMONS

London. July 24,

The strains of "The Red Flag," unwontedly and probably unprecedentedly, were raised in the House of Commons in the concluding stages of the debate on Unemployment Assistance measures, when the Conservatives moved closure.

The singing was taken up heartily abandoned his effort to speak with the remark: "We commend the regu- by the Labour back beschers.

Jallons to the House because they are good and also because, under the present Government their founda- tions are secure."

resolution passed and the

The new member has been for some years a member of the London County Council and was recently Mayor of Wandsworth.

THIRTY-TWO

HOUR DEBATE

HOUSE OF COMMONS AT LAST RISES

London, July 23, The House of Common will havo sat continuously for thirty-two hours when it rises nt 11 o'clock to-night.

At this hour the three days' debate opposition on the sw Unemployment which the Government promised the Assistance regulations will elapse.

No questions were asiest today, as the session was merely a continuation of yesterday's--Houter,

LEGATION GUARDED

To-day's suspension are the first of

The House rejected by 388 to 183 the present Parliament. The threo Spanish rebel headquarters, that

London, July 23,

men will be suspended only five days the Labour amendment protesting

Washington, July 23, General Franco - is", sending 500] Addition measures for the safety

na first offenders at this session and against the inadequacy of the new un-

Polleg today wore gunrding the Spanish Foreign Legion troops from of British visitors in view of the con-

employinent allowances. will not lose their Parliamentary

Hungarian Logation, following a re Algeciras-to-day to march on Mulaga tinuod - disturbed -situation--in-Spain juble to get full-measure and won by-salaries-i'ending their return, Mr. The last Government spokesman, House adjourned after thirty-four port that residents of the building had and engage 20,000 Popular Front jare behu takon. Reassuring reports a run. Trdians, had two of the three laxton will be the only I.L.P. mem- Licut-Col. Anthony' Muirkiend, was hours and clighteen minutes continuous overheard a plot to assassinato the fighters there.--Renter,

(Continued on Page ¿.)

errors.--Reuter.

ber in the House-Reuter Special, heekled so persistently that hq session.-Reuter,

Consul-United Press.

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