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二拜雞 號八十月七英港香

TUESDAY, JULY

28,

1936.

日一十月六

LOYALIST FORCE

ANNIHILATED IN LALINEA BATTLE

Rebel Successes In Southern Spain

GOVERNMENT

GROUND IN

GAINING

NORTH

Gibraltar, July 27,

Severe fighting has been reported near Gibraltar. · It is indicated that a Government force, several ⠀ hundreds strong, has been completely annihilated during this afternoon's engagement near Lalinea. The rebels are believed to have lost sixty killed..

Lalinea reports that of the 300 Governinent supporters killed, most were Communists. prisoners were executeil.

Many

The Spanish loyal fleet is rushing from Tangier to Estepona to check General Franco's advance in the southern fighting sector.-Reuter Bulletin Special.

600 CASUALTIES

Gibraltar, July 27.

It is estimated that the casualties in a battle near Estepona are over 600 dead, including 400 Government fighters, and 1,200 wounded.Router.

RECENTLY SURRENDERED

London, July 27.

The Spanish Government foree which was annihilated near Lalinea consisted of loyal Carabineers and arned workers, who recently surrendered to the rebels. but who to-day suddenly appeared marching from San Roque towards Lalinea, apparently intending to attack the Moroccan forces stationed there.

Reba treeps were mashed from Al- greiras and they wipe out the Government force in a two-hour hand! Es hand struggle.

Reserves By Air

The rebel Commander-in-l'hief, tieneral Pranas, is rushing troops from Ceuta to Algeriens in big-ses- planes, each carrying a score of men,

with a view to beating lick the! Government furees at Malaga.

There has been heavy, lighting at Estepona uise, where there have been! at least 300 casualties, and "Gundi ro, where the vanguard of the maiu rebel force, mumbering 800 men, is reported to have overwhelmed force at workers and loyal militia, o rundred of whom are said to have been slain, and many wounded.

TOLEDO REBELS SUBMIT

LOYALISTS CLAIM BIG VICTORY

BUT REBELS ARE STRONG.

Government forces have set fire to. a pine woods near Estepenu in order. to hold up the advance of the Morve- can troops.

twenty

mbre hendred remain..

this

Madrid, July 28.

!

BRITISH

WARSHIP FIRED ON

WHILE EMBARKING

REFUGEES

LOYALISTS APOLOGISE

Gibraltary, July 27.

The British destroyer Basi- lisk, which arrived here Sunday, reported that she was fired on while embarking twenty-eight

British and twelve other re- fugees at Almeria.

Loyalist officers boarded the vessel later and apologised.

herrable The ཉྩ ཨཱ, ༨ཏྠནུསྶར॰ reported!

in Almeria, including S murder in the streets, widespread Buet fruk and incendiarism. --United

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EVACUATION ORDERED

Madrid, July 27. Coincident with the Government's successes, claims of HVt༥Ti4ht Washington bas instructed the Em- by to evacuate over 180 Ainerlenus, on their own responsibility and risk. providing adequate transportation is furnished, United Press,

AMERICANS SAFE

Washington. July 27, The Madrid Embassy has advised it has the State Departament that

American university students, headed earned indirectly that the party of by Mr. Monien Owen, is safe at La Granja.

-It is believed-rail comedian with Valencia will be restored shortly.

Con-ulate at Simultaneously the Vigo has advised that twenty-three Americans and Cubans have been evucunted in a British cruiser. In

increasing Viro apprehension is hourly, and the military has summon- ed the con-cript classes of 1928 to 1936

It is feared that amrchy and mub rule will follow in the event of the downfall of the military authorities.

The U.S.S. Quincy is reported to be investigating conditions in Madril, prior to proceeding to Alicante and Valencia.

arrange for the evacuation of foreign

It is learned that the Diplomatic Corps has convened in Sladki, and nanied a committee of seven to

Jers. The committee has requested a special train, with the actrssary pro- tection, nad it is believed this will be forthcoming in two or three days.

It is officially announced that the rebels who took refuge in It is understood that twenty Com- munist prisoners in the barracks at Alcazar fortress in the town of Lalinea were executed last night and Toledo have finally surrendered, ted Press,

morning.. One The whole town is now in the i

Government's hands; This is Madrid's Claims

regarded as a big Government Meanwhile, Madrid reports that success,

The Minister of the Interior in anj evening.—Reuter. Government troops are driving back

rebol. forces official brondenst to-day, claimed the the left wing of the

Segovia, rebel movement had been mastered. north of Madrid, towards

storm the The rebels posted in the pountains and are preparing ta heights where the rebels' main body near Madrid have been compelled

to retreat with henvy losses, it of 800 men is holding out.

British and other Embassies have claimed.-Renter.

left San Sebastian, evacuating evening, on the advice of the Govern-

British Embassy

this

has

mont. The gone to Zarnus, small town near San Sebastian. The American, Italian and

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Considerable Success

Hendaye, July 28. The Spanish Government appears Argentine Embassies and the Norwe-to have scored a considerable success gian and Czecho-Slovakian Legations on Guadarana height, where the bat-i

going to Irur, BTU

Fare

French Embassy

Rentor Special.

the tie which is to decide the fate of

to Fontarabic-the capital is believed to be imminent.

Push Towards Malaga Gibraltar, July, 27. Moroccan rebel troops, en route to Malaga, defeated a loynilst force this morning in a battle near San Roque,

The rebel army

there

is stated to

be almost decimated already.

But there is every indication that

GERMAN SHIPS DUE

Berlin, July 27, The German cruiser Koeln and three torpedo-bouts left for Spain this

AMBASSADOR LEAVING

Washington, July 28. The U.S. Ambassador in Spain has notified the State Department that he is leaving Spanish soil and establish- ing his headquarters aboard the war- ship Cayuca, whence he will super- vise the protection of Americans 'in all parts of Spain-Beater.

Braddock Will

the struggle will develop into a war! Meet German

o attrition, and the side with the biggest reserve strength is likely to win.

in which it is reported 200 loyalists Many Reinforcements were killed, and niany wounded.

whereas

the

Before Sept. 30

Observers who have flown over the The loyalists retreated into the rival armies report a long line of

Now York, July 27. The Madison Square Garden and mountains, but reappeared in mid-reinforcements behind, the rebel afternoon and machine-gunned the forces,

Twentieth Century Club have signed Government advancing rebels.

troops appear to have little backing. contracts for the joint prozcation of Besides the battle zones of Madrid Braddock-Schmeling world heavy- weight title bout in the Garden's Long and Saragossa, fresh fighting has Inland Bowl. broken out in the neighbourhood

Thereupon the Moroccans engaged the loyalists in a terrific hand-to-hand fight, the outcome of which is still in doubt.-United Press.

Warship Revolts

of

San Sebastian and Irun. Government

SPANISH POLICE “BREAK” STRIKE

When strikkers farced atare-keepe en in Spain to close their doors, thus carring a famine-panic in some neelia ne, police ordered provision merchants to re-open ant promined to protect them against réprisals. In the above, photograph from freeloan they are onpiped in this dumperors work, which resulted in rioting and fasting on a stoneitlerable scale, it ported.

MURDER HEARING ADJOURNS

INDIAN CONSTABLE

CHARGED UNDER CLOSE

GUARD

Hồng Singh Pehin constulle Nội 20, appeared before Mr. W. Schofield, at the Central Magistracy this morn ing charged with the murder of Sahib Singh. Indian constable Na 185, at Central Police Station bar | rueks at 5.30 p.m. on July 26,

SIBERIA EXPRESS WRECKED

in Pr

ENGINE AND CARS JUMP RAILS MANY

VICTIMS

EXPECTED

Ilaria, July 28.

A

Many casualties are feared as result of the derailment of the tarbin-boand trans-Siberian express, Pokotu At Khingan and between 11 pm on July 24,

nnd

Chief Detective Inspector J.

As the train was descending a sleep. Murphy appeared for the poltre, and gradient, the "pusher" locomotive, Mr. W. M. Brown, of Messrs.wo third class carriagea tastings and Company, fer defendant. mail van jumped the rails and fell

Defendant was brought into Court over an enthankment. bandcuffed, and under the supervision

First and second class earringer

of Detective Sergeant. Guild, Erasure also jumped the track-but-luckily - re-.. and Cashman,

mained standing.

1 fondant, whose age is about 3 sears, a native of Sukhia da Koteį Village, Punjab, India.

Me. Murphy asked for a formint re- mand of one week, which was granted.

"We Weren't Trying For A Record"

COMMANDER'S FAITH IN QUEEN MARY

Details of the tragedy are anxiously water-Renter.

Helen Moody

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Great Britain

Labouring for

World's Peace

EDEN'S OUTLINE OF FOREIGN POLICY

Mediterranean Pacts

Can be

be Dropped

London, July 27.

Speaking in the debate on Foreign Office estimates. to-day, the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, told the House of Commons that ever since the reoccupation of the Rhineland by German troops, the British Government has striven to start negotiations to restore, the situation.

Respecting the brief meeting of the three Locarno signatories, France, Belgium, and Britain, in London, Mr. Eden said this showed the Government's construc- tive objective had been realised. But he pointed out that this meeting was only a preliminary stage and that much diplomatic work would be necessary before a full, five-power meeting could take place,

The Government regarded the results of the Montreux Conference, which gave Turkey the right to refortify the Dardanelles, as extremely satisfactory. It had shown that more could be gained by legal methods in treaty revision than by repudiation.

Me. Eden stated that Italy in the middle of the present month had ap- proached Yugo-Slavia, Greece and Turkey and assured these Govern ments that Italy was not contempla- ling aggressive action. July con- sidered the sanctions"dinjster" closed" and looked forward to a new policy of casperation with all nations, said the Ferdien Secretary.

* n therefore glad so declare that in the view of ilis Majesty's Government there is no further need for the continuation of the mutual ssistance assurances in the Mediter ranean," said Mr. Eden.

For U.S. Title Logue of Nations, Mr. Eden tm-

HOME AND BUSINESS CLAIM HER

San Francisco, July 27, Mrs. Holen Wills Moody announced today that she is not playing in the

UNFAVOURABLEonal championships at Forest

CONDITIONS

le, first because she dislikes long absences from home, second becauso her dress designing monopolises, her Lime.

She did not mention a third possible the reason that her game lacks its

former speed and preuinion.

con--

New York, July 27. "We weren't trying for a record. When we do we will try over Normandie's course. We art fisent the Queen Mary is capable of Mrs. Moody said ahe hoped to com- taking the Blue Riband of the pete wherever her work permits, Atlantic when the time comes, thereby, leaving the door open for declared Sir Edgar Britten, com-future competitions in New York, mainder of the Canard-White Star London or Paris in the event that liner, when his great ship docked to she is werking on the scene-United

| Press. day.

Sir Edgar added that they lad lost only a few minutes through the crashing of the Boston aircraft which came to meet the ship.

But they had left Cherbourg late, in bad weather, with headwinds for the first thirty hours. They would not try for a record in those conditions, but they would try when the wonther was favourable, he said-Router Special

"G.B.S.” IS 80 YEARS OF AGE

WARLORDS TO LEAVE?

KWANGSI GENERALS MAY DEPART

Shanghai, July 28. The Chinese press here in stating that Li Chung-Jen and Pei Chung-hs, the Kwangs commanders recently deposed by Nanking's order, are planning to leave the country shortly,

United Press.

London, July 27. Mr. George Bernard Shaw, celebrated dramatist, marked his eightieth Mrthday by planting a The fight will be held between mulberry tree in his country estate forces situated near San Sebastian September 21, and 30.

this morning. are expecting a big robel attack and they have broadcast a fresh appeal Boin the contracting partica had. Madrid, July 27. for volunteers.

clalma on the time of the champion, Popular Fro "A state of high treason" aboard

Front adherents are said Braddock, when he next fought to the Spanish

Almirante o bé valiantly answering the call to defend his titlo und· legal troubles cruiser Cervera, was revenicu by the Govern- arms,.. and hundreds. are passing threatened. Now they have sunk. Mr. Shaw later attended a dramatic power in Maryland politios for thirty ment to-day in a deeree which orders through Hendaye to fight for the their differences, preferring to split

(Continued on Page 5,)

Government.---Router.

the profits-United Press.

SPORTING FIGURE-PASSES

Baltimore, July 28, With a twinkle in his eye he said As an aftermath of a heart attack to friends who came to celebrate the in June, Mr. Charles Knapp, 60, day: "Shakespeare had a 'mulberry, owner of the Baltimore Orioles Base- and I will not be outdone by him." bail Club, and a man who has been a festival of his own plays-Router years, passed United Press. »

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SOLICITOR'S CONDUCT DEFENDED

יו

ANSWERS TO LAW SOCIETY CHARGE

JUDGMENT RESERVED

The motion brought by the

Reform Of League- With regard to the reform af, the phasised that the Cavernment's ob jective was to widen and strengthen the basis of international collabora Incorporated Law Society of tions, but he declined to make a delfongkong to have the name of tailed statement, which, he said, a local solicitor struck off the would only prejudice tim September rolls of the Court was continued meeting of the Lengue.

the

in the Full Court before the He indicated again Govern Chief Justice, Sir Atholl

Mac- ment' willingness to discuss At A

international conference the question Gregor, and Mr. Justice J. J. of giving foreign countries freer ne-Hayden, acting Puisné Judge, cess to raw materials from British this morning. mandated territories and colonies,

Transfer. Question

affected

The mation was brought on various grounds including allegations of "disgraceful and dishonourable con- the duct.

Arguing

on

Turning to the question of transfer of undated territories, the 1

Mr. H. G. Sheldon, K.C., instructed Foreign Secretary declared that the by Mr. D. L. Stréllett, of Messrs. question

all mandatory G. K. Hall Brution and Co., solicitors powers.

for the Incorporated Law Society of was in support of the The Government had not consultert Hongkong, any of these in this matter, but as far motion, and the respondent was re- as the Government was concerned, the presented by Mr. Leo D'Almada e question would inevitably raise grave Castro, Jr., Instructed by Mr. P. M. difficultiex of a moral, political and Hodgson, of Messrs. Te'o and Hodg legal nature, to which they had been son, unable to find any solution.

what he termed the ugreements," Mr. D'Almada The Government hoped, he said, submitted that whatever charges that with so many international ques were made in the notice of motion tions unsolved there would be no de- were fully answered in the respon sire in any quarter to introduce fur-dent's affidavit in Paragraph 5

5 and thor causes for serious differences do also in Paragraph 7. He submilled tween nations.

that subsequent agreements amount- ed no

no more than service agreements. Nanking Embassy

Even assuming that the agreements Replying to Mr. Robert Rankin, Mr. showed Impropriety, again, there Elen said he was unable to atate was nothing to show that the agree- when it would be possible to move, the ments were, carried out. whole of the stuff of the British Em-

Fossing to the letters written last bassy to Nanking, as it must depend year from England, counsel asked upon the construction of the necon- their Lordships whether there was a sary premises.

single feature in those letters which respon- inconsistent with the was Up to now a site for the Embasy dent's affidavit and whether the has not been definitely acquired, letters were not the kind of letters. though His Majesty's Charge

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d'Affaires was negotiating with the which could be written in such cir

cumstances. Chinese Government in this connee-

JOINING A FIRM Counsel's submission was that the Abandonment of the, prosent Em- bassy in Pelping was not contem letters were entirely consistent with plated, as important British interests the respondent's explanation, and in North Chinn rendered ita retention certain features of the letters made desirable.

this clear. Respondent asked for 30

A Liberal amendment to reduce the per cent. Foreign Office vote wan defeated by months'

of the profit and seven

leave on full, pay. This (Continuad-on-Page-6.)-

200 to 143, and thereafter the Foreign showed that the respondent belleved

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