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Rebel Forces

Forces

Win

Decisive Fights

MOLA LIKELY TO STRIKE AT MADRID SOON

WOMEN KILLED IN LOYAL.

BATTALIONS" RANKS

FEAR OF WAR IN NORTH

SUIYUAN INVASION

ANTICIPATED

EARLY NEXT

MONTH

Peiping, Aug. 11. Many Chinese, usually well- anticipate intense military nctivity in Inner Mongolia, including the invasion

informed, Hendaye, Aug. 11.

Rebel militia claim to have killed and wounded 400 Joyalists between Huesca and Saragossa in an engage-of Suiyuan by large forres of ment in which they captured much war materitd, includ- ing forty automobiles;

Loyalists marching from Barcelona have been forced to requisition food, thereby angering the pea sants and enabling the rebels to obtain support of hundreds who have previously been neutral.

Manchukuo troops and Mongols early in September.

It is anted that a t*1{༢༤

jneetings have been held in various

Mongolian centres aluze the Clunesa

New Year, resulting in the enrolling fots, in battallous le which Ithe Izpimese sre supplying mumunition.

Chinese officials L

the prition In-

Fat all males from twenty-five to

and 114

The loyalist dead in the engagement, mentioned Nanking consider earlier, included many women, dresssed in the bluecreasingly untrue-limited Press, overall uniform of the Popular Front.

Simultaneously, the Aragon provincial forces vir- tually wiped out a second loyalist column which was on the march from Catalonia. -

These rebel victories have relieved the pressure on Saragossa and may permit General Mola to advance on Madrid within twenty-four hours, due to reduced fears of an attack by loyalists on his rear.-United Press.

Victory Certain

Lisbon. Aug. 10 The wireless station at Tetitar -which-is-held-by-General-Pranen's supporters, announces that the insur- rectionists have captured the town and province of Santander,

we win now, Spain will be ascene corporative system, on k lincs similar to those established Portugal, Italy and Germany, declared General Prones, in an inter- view, the text of which has been received here.

General Franco added: "As soon as we take full possession of Spain, adl civilians who have been armed by the Insurgents unl who are Co- operating against Madrid, - will be risked to return their arms and return to their former occupations. They will have nothing further to do with political affairs."

Declaring that victory was certain.

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KWANGSI DANGERS REMAIN

NO SETTLEMENT YET ACHIEVED

TWO FACTIONS AT VARIANCE

Shanghal, Aug. 16. 1 is reliably learned from Kulin and Canton that negotiators have not

to set found a solution

JAPANESE ARRIVE

Peipins, Aug. 11. Though there has been nu resump- tlots of the fighting in east Sulyunu, the arrival of two Japanese regiments at Changpel. reported by res sourees, causes increased tension.

Communication between Suiyan and. Charbhar seems to have been interrupted and troops of General Li

Shouchsin are at present remaining Int Chengtu, near the Sulyuan horder.

News

happenings north of Chauhar is most dificult to obtain, the Japanese military buthorities of Kalgan refusing permission to foreigners, and even some Japanese, to travel to Changiet from Kalganazi Reuter,

RUSSIA IS READY

London, Aug. 11. The Daily Telegraph's Moscow correspondent cables that M. Krutor. President of the Soviet's Far Eastern erritory, has declared that the Red Army In the For East and Russion Pacifle Flust are "now-ready to give an enemy a knock from which they would not soon recover if they attack Hussia's frontier."

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He added that Russia was spending 3,000,000,000 roubles this year in the Far East alone, double-tracking the Amur River section of the Trate- Siberian Railway Is belix completed. new railway lines and roads are be Geral Franco claimed the Madrid Kwangst problem, which

the ing constructed, and sea, river, motor Government had made arrangements leated

comand air transport are being developed, by Kwangsi's reported Renter. to quit the capital ps soon as the advance toward the Kwangtung sea- Insurgents' advance began in earnest. coast. -Reuter Special.

Vernacular papers say "

the tele- graph between Canton and Pakhvi is disrupted, but Pukhoi is still in the hands of the Kwangtung forces.

Urged to Leave

Washington, Aug. 10. The United States Embassy Jus eirculated all Americans in Madrid urging them to leave the capital in- mediately, in view of the increasingly threatening situation.

General slang Dan-ping, new Deputy Commander of the Fourth Kwangtung Army, has returned to Canton from Naiming reporting no definite agreement reached as yet.

The Kwangtung Finance Com-

A conference held at the White missioner, Mr. T. L. Soung, Is ex- House to-day, which was attended by President Roosevelt and the Seere-pected to fly to Kuling from Canton tary of the Navy, discussed the pos-Tuesday to confer with Marshal

Chiang Kai-shot sibilty of re-establishing an Ameri-

and Mr. II. 1, Kung, whereafter he will return to Canton can squadron In European waters,

Wednesday or Thursday. -Reuter,

Mr. Soong hopes to subalitute Central Bank currency for Kwangtung provincial

Advised to Leave

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CANTONESE OFFICIAL DETAINED

QUESTIONED BY YU HAN-MOW

Canton, Aug. 11.

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CRISIS

COMPLICATED BY SEIZURES Government Holding German Planes

MYSTERY AIR FLEET

COMES TO TETUAN

Paris, Aug. 10.. International incidents in Spain have multiplied, making a crisis involving foreign powers more possible. First, a German freighter, s.s. Bessel, reports, an armed vessel, flying the red flag, pursued her off San Sebastian;

Second, there is the incident of the killing of Capt. Rupert Saville, a British subject, aboard his yacht, the Blue Shadow;

Third, Le Malin, in Paris, reports that an uniden- tified Paris jeweller has been ordered to sell his stock on behalf of Russia, despatching the proceeds to Spain;.

Fourth, the German torpedoboats Kondor and Moewe have left for Spain to protect nationals, according to a despatch from Berlin;

Fifth, the Spanish Government's confiscation of aeroplanes at Madrid is confirmed, These machines are believed to belong to the German Lufthansa line, which has announced it will maintain its service to Madrid "as long as possible."-United Press.

Portugal Fears

Anarchy Might

Tend To Spread ANOTHER

Asks for Assurance From Great Britain

London, Aug. 10. While the Portuguese Government has agreed in principle to the proposed agreement of non-intervention in Spain, it is understood that before Portugal can whole-heartedly support the plan she requires satisfaction on three points by Britain and France.

The first of these concerns the necessity of Russia also participating in the agreement;

The second, respect for the international zone in Tangier by both sides in the Spanish civil war;

And the third is the more intimate matter of Portugal's own security.

Portugal wants reassurance concerning the security of the present regime at Lisbon, believing that anarchy in Spain constitutes a menace to it.

Portugal is apparently anxious to know to what extent she can rely for support upon Great Britain and her France in the event of a possible threat to territorial integrity.

It is pointed out that reaffirma- | Portugal. There is a likelihood that tion of the pledge of Britain and Britain will be able to recall · her France to defend Portugal's territorial obligations under the Anglo-Portu- integrity under the League of Nations guese alliance-Reuter, Covenant, might do much to reassure (Continued on Page 5)

PERUVIANS LEAVING.

OLYMPIC

BRITISH PROTEST

OVER KILLING OF CAPT. SAVILLE

WARSHIP'S MESSAGE

London, Aug. 10. The British Ambassador in Spain has sent a protest to the Spanish re- bels, shells from whose warship, Al- mirante Cervera, killed Capt. Rupert Saville and gravely wounded his wife while they were aboard their private yacht off Gijon, an the north-east coast of Spain.

The Ambassador reserves the right to claim compensation.

Carrying Munitions

Madrid, Aug. 10. The War Ministry has announced that troops have captured a German Junkers plane, carrying military armaments, and a crew of four, at a point sixty miles north of Seville.

Shortly-before-this-announcement. Madrid newspapers reported the in explicable delay of a Lufthansa air

liner.

Further, loyalists are reported to have seized four more Junkera planes which were waiting to evacuate Ger- man refugees at Barajaz aerodrome.

The Gernian Embassy makes na comment, except that it emphatically denies that any Germans were occupy- ing the seized planes. The interrup tion of the Lufthansa service is due, it is stated, to "local reasons" and it is hoped the service will be resumed shortly.United Press.

Mysterious Aircraft

London, Aug. 11. Mystery has been created by the report of the arrival at Tetuan on

of twenty-one peroplanes. August

An official spokesman in Rome has slated that the report that they de- parted from Orbetello airport, near Rome, is false,

hos

A British warship has sent a wire- less protest to the rebel cruiser, Al- On the other hand, Paris mirante Cervera.

received despatches from Tangier to The Spanish authorities at Gijon the effect that the Spanish Insurgent have tendered their regrets for the headquarters at Tetuan has confirm. shelling of the British yacht, thoughed the arrival of the planes. But the they point out a rebel cruiser was res- insurgents declare they are Spanish

machines.Reuter. ponsible.-Renter.

STRONG PROTEST

U.S. To Be Invited

London, Aug. 10.

Loncion, Aug. 10. The British Ambassador to Spain

It is reliably learned that France is was sent a message to the Officer Commanding the Spanish cruiser preparing to invite the United States Almirante Cervera, a shell from to adhere to the European pact of which yesterday, at Gijon, struck the non-intervention, in Spain,

On

54 ton yacht Blue Shadow, belong it is said tint Baron von Neurathi,

Foreign Minister, Its to the British subject Captain the German Rupert Saville, killing hi and Saturday, told the British and French

Ambassadora thint Germany agrees in reverely wounding his wife.

principle to the neutrality pact, but feels the United States' adherence is necessary.-United Press.

Sir Henry Chilton protesta strong ly against the netion of the cruiser and draws attention to the fact that Blue Shadow was flying the Blue Ensign.

paper money, effective September 1, Surprise hus been The latest from Nanking indicates Government circles Washington, Aug. 10.

high The State Department announces that a July 31 meeting of Kwangs official of the Kwangtung. Provincial that the American Charge d'Afaires

Leaders revealed a two-yyny schism: Government and one of the chiefs in Madrid has reported the situation firstly, Li Chung-Jen and Fei Chung-of the Provincial Bureaux has been there very ominous and has therefore hat favoured a strong atillude; and detained by order of General Yu warned all Americans remaining to Recond

it

recognised the Hun-mow, pending an Investigation evacuate to-night on the cruiser

futility of resisting Nanking, appeal-Into affairs of his Dureau. Quincy or run the risk of not having to Nanking to preserve the

The officer worked for many years transportation avallable

under the former regime and was United Press.

recently reappointed to the same post, which has considerable congern the management of ergian Government owned faclorley,

shrapnel. Yesterday the officer, was inviterl

status quo which generally is consi later.dered most unlikely-United Press.

Calling Up Reservists

Burgos, Aug. 10,

the establishment of

with

to see General Yu Hin-mow at Headquarters. Up to Inte lust night

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Seizure Confirmed

Berlin, Aug. 10.

Pending instructions from his Gov- ernment, the Ambassador reserves

The Spanish Government has con- the right to claim compensation..

German It is reported from St. Jean de fiscated heroplanes of the Luz, where Mrs. Saville is in hospi-Lufthansa line which had, up to now,

used Lo tal, that her condition is satisfactory been

evacuate German and her recovery is expected. She refugees from Madrid, according to was wounded in both lega by an official announcement.

Another press message Simultaneously, it was stated that. states the Spanisit authorities have it had had proved necessary to send their two more German torpedobonls, tho an expression of tendered sincerest regrets to the Commander Konder and the Moowe to protect the of II.M.S. Comet on the dedth of repatriation of nationals. Captula Saville and wounding of his wife although the Almirante Cervera from which tho shell was fired, is a ship which deserted to the Insurgents. --British Wireless.

Berlin, Aug. 10. The Peruvian Olympic delegation is leaving Berlin, it is re- ported, as a result of a dispute between Peru officials and the Olympic football authorities. he still remained there which Ird Austri and Peru, which Pera won Roumania, obtaining a

The football

between boxing match against Panaitescu of match

decision theto rumours of his detention. He was last Saturday by 4-2, was ordered to points,-Qaited Press.

made to answer questions put to him be replayed because spectators in- by General Yu Han-mow, it is under-vaded the pitch and hindered the MOBS ATTACK CONSULATE

MAKING READY

Canton, Aug. 11. General Chen Chien, Chief of the General Cabanelins, head of the in- General Staff at Nanking, arrived to complete arrange- Burgent funta, has fasued a decree ere to-day calling up the reservists of the 1033,ments for 1934 and 1936 classes who are not Marshuh Chiang Kai-shek's head

He was warmly greeted at railway station by the leading officere In Canton, including General Him-mow.Renter.

already nerving us volunteers,

Any reservist rofusing to join up will be punished in accordance with military law,--Reuter,

Dynamite Bombs

Hendaye, Aug. 10,

Two hundred picked miners catapulted dynamite into the rebel barracks at Oviedo, setting fire to the walls and wrecking them.

quarters.

food.

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layers.

Lima, Aug. 10. The Peruviana, however, failed to Dir. Huang Lun-shu, the former

Renetians to the Olymple squabble appear today for the replay and Commissioner of Education, wired Austria has entered the semi-inals in between Pera and the authorities at HEADLESS BODIES FOUND)

from Shanghal to the Governor here, consequence of the default.

Berlin were heatedly expressed to. Huang Mo-sung, stating that per The Peruvian spokesman said:day, when motis, angry at the result Pinar del Rio, Cuba, Aug. 10. mlaston had · been obtained from "We won despite dirty play and dirty of the football replay decision, The bodies of two wealthy Chinese Marshal Chiang Kai-shek for a pass refereing. We are leaving Germs here and tore the Olymple-fax jumashed the German consulate win merchonts have been found, 13 port to be given to General Chun many if the tneident is not rc- It is therefore felt that the surren-headed, in Diede store and the Chal-tong for his tour abroad. The gulated United Prag

from the German O. E. Stern, Co. der of the garelson is imm! ent.

Unckworkers at Caliño ̈ ̃have” authorities are seeking a group of Governor was asked to request the General Biola is powerless to assist,unknown bandits in connection with Provincial Authorlles in Canton to

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propare the passport.

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Already 4,130 Garmans have been evacuated, but there are still about 1,400 remaining, of whom 300 wish to atay in Spain for economic reasons,— Keuter Special.

U.S. European Squadron?

Washington, Aug, 10. Mr. Claude Swanson, Secretary of

LORD HALIFAX BUSY.

London, Aug. 10. Foreign Secretary during the latter's the Navy, visited the White House

Lord Halifax, who is acting for tho

absence on holiday, was again at the to-day, whereafter Acting Secretory Foreign

Office to-day for the of the Navy, Admiral William Stand- Felipe K. Nunng, Filipino

Ay-Fount IM work German ships.-transaction of routine business. ley, said he had discussed with Pre- walghi, to-day won his arst round United Preza.

British Wireless.

(Continued on Page 6.)

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