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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1936, 日四廿月七

PORTUGAL REBELLION

IS CRUSHED

Abortive Mutiny By Naval Vessels

CALM NOW RULES IN ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY

Lisbon, Sept. 8:

As a result of a mutiny aboard warhships in Lisbon's harbour, a "state of precaution" has been formally proclaimed.

Troops are confined to barracks and strategic points have been occupied by the police, who are guarding the Ministries and public buildings.

Six were killed and nine wounded during the fighting during the morning, when warships and fortresses exchanged shell-fire,

An official communique states that the mutiny has been completely suppressed and all the mutineers im- prisoned.

It adds that the mutiny is condemned by the Navy and by the whole country, and absolute calm now reigns.-Reuter Bulletin Service.

PLOT DISCOVERED

Lisbon. Sept. 8.

It is learned that five persons were! killed and eight wounded among the revelting sailors on Portuguese war- ship to-day, and the remainder of the mutinous crews are now in cus-! texty.

It was apparent that the garrison! -troops were apprised of the intended uprising in advance, since they im- mediately commenced firing when the mutineers showed their colours.

It is noteworthy that several navat vessels in the vicinity of the rebel- sub- three lious ships, including marines, did not participate in the action..

The British steather Strathmore put to sea on the opening of the action, to escape possible damage by shellfire.

A tug has towed the Afonso, the worst damaged of the rebel shilps,

ap-

JAPANESE WARSHIPS

FOR PAKHOI

ACTION RESULT OF MOB MURDER

-VESSELS DUE IN H.K..

(Special To "Telegraph")

Shanghai, Sept. 9.. The Japanese destroyers Wa-

down river. The Afonso is

sinking condition and katake and Sanae have been

parently, in

has been benched. Meanwhile, the despatched to Hongkong, from Dan has been refloated and towed to China coast ports, following the

for Yurd

repairs report of the murder of a the Navy

Japanese national by a Chinese

United Press

King Visits Specialist

MAY UNDERGO BRIEF TREATMENT

Vienna, Sept. B. King Edward VIII, accompanied by his equerry, to-day visited Professor Ileinrich Neumann, the famous car specialist, with whom he remained for an hour.

Secrecy is maintained regarding!

mob in Pakkei on September 3.

It is believed that the Wakatake is racing to Pukhoi direct, white the !Sanne will go to Canton.

The murdered man is sakt to be Jyunza Nakano, a druggist, married with two to a Chinese wife, and children. The fate of these members

of his family is uncertain.

Canton, is

Japanese naval offers here sald the gunbont Saga, in standing by ready to go to Pakhoi with Japanese investigators aboard.- United Press.

Inquiries in Hongkong elicited the information that the gunboat Saga and already been ordered to long- kong from Canton.

It is a conjecture that the Saga

the purpose of the visit, but it will go to Pakhol, to be followed by belleved to be in connection with treatment which His Majesty received the Wakatake, while the Sunce re-

in the Neumann Professor from

was suggest- autumn of 1035, when it

or should be ed that the King's ear examined in about a year's time.

It is reliably stated that the matter is not serious, but Professor Neuman will probably carry out slmliar treatment either to-morrow Thursday--Reuter Special,

loves the gunboat at Canton

Braga Defends

B OI

GREAT ENTHUSIASM

London, Sept. 8.

The King. travelling home from his holiday cruise incognito, renclied Vienna by train at pan. -to-day, name et He was welcomed in tho.

Austrian President Mikins and the Goyerament. The British Minister, Slr Walford Selby, was also at the station,

A Vienna message states that there ia groat enthusiasm throughout the city, British, colours are to be seen on many buildings. His Majesty's visit is expected to last three days. British Wireless,

Portuguese

HIDDEN MARKSMENĮ

In the fighting worth of Madrid, around Siguenza, Government trumps have taken advantage of every possible bit of cover and marksmen are here sreu sheltering the tiled roof of a church, from which they snipe at attacking sebela

Film Colony POKFULUM

MYSTERY Path Of

MURDER Fierce Fire

In

Los Angeles, Sept. D.

The luxurious summer resid- ences of hundreds of Blm stars at the famous Malibu Beach are threatened by a bush fire which is raging within four miles of the m colony's sentide play- Kround..

The fire is gaining despite the efforts of 300 men employed in combatting it.

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Latest reports are that the names are approaching plosive sture where A1 ton of dynamite is kept for public works contracting-Reuter,

DUTCH PRINCESS

BETROTHED

INDIAN STRANGLED WITH ROPE

BODY FOUND

NEAR ROAD

Investigation of the murder of Indian Walchman Mohammed Khan, whose body was discover- ed off Pokfulum Road, near the Chinese Cemetery, early this | morning, is believed to have dis- closed that the man was the victim of a well-planned crime in which at least two persons participated.

Mohammed Khan, Police Watch- man No. 456, was found 15 feet below the level of the road on a steep bank,

With il rope twisted tightly round his neck. It was apparent that death was due to strangulation. This can- not be

definitely known, however. until a post-mortem examination has been made.

The extraordinary feature of the other ase, is that there were no marks, apart from two scratches on the back probally caused by his fall. This Indicates that several persons must have held Khan down, tied the rope deliberately round his neck, und hold

it until he was dead, when they pushed his body down the bank.

First report of the killing was made by Chinese passer-by who notified No. 7 Police Station that an Indian was lying dead by the road- side,

Mr. T. Murphy, Assistant Director of Criminal Investigation was quick- ly on the scene with Sub-inspector J. O'Donovan, in charge of the "mur- der squad,' Dr. Begbie and Mr. Didmead, A.S.P.

Princess Juliana of Holland, whose, It was evident that Khan had been betrothal to Prince Bernard zur dead for some hours. After photo- Lippe Biesterfeld is announced. She graphs of the scene had been taken

is scen in national costume.

the body was removed to the mor- tuary.

BETROTHAL CONFIRMED

FLAGS HOISTED AT EX-KAISER'S HOME

Mr. Murphy stated that the Indian was still wearing his Anger rings and it was evident that robbery was not the motive.Khan was shorts, shirt and shoes at the time.

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FLIGHT FROM DOOMED CITY

Thousands

Leaving

San Sebastian

BASQUES

OPPOSED TO

ANARCHIST CONTROL

St. Jean de Luz, Sept. 8.

The British destroyer Tempest, arriving here with refugees, reported that she saw 86 boatloads of San Sebastian people, including civilians and soldiers, between San Sebastian and Bilbao, while on her way here.

It is estimated that 6,000 have already fled from San Sebastian, on whose outer defences the insurgent army under General Mola is marching from the shattered city of Irun. These people have sought refuge since Irun's fall.

Meanwhile, eighteen Spanish men and two women have arrived here in an open fishing boat. One of them, a priest clad in overalls, said he had hidden for eight days on the outskirts of San Sebastian before he could manage his escape.

H.M.S. Tempest reported a serious food shortage in Bilbao, whose townspeople are searching for clams along the sea shore.-United Press.

City Seems Doomed

Hendays, Sept. 9.

al

is reported that parleys be- tween Government and Insurgent saving San delegates, almed Sebastian from destruction, have met with very little success.

1. The rebels are understood to have refined to agree to the terms offered by the defenders, under which the lives of 625 hostages held in the city would be spared and the elly itself saved from incendiarism.

break down

if the talks finally the rebels are prepared to storm the city, which will entall inevitable destruction:

Meanwhile, 8,000 loyalists, mostly preparing Basque nationalists, are

to put up a stout defener-Reuter.

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Fight For Huesca

Madrid, Sept.

A Government communique claims that foyal forces are the masters of grent part. of Huesen and that the insurgents have withdrawn, to the centre of the town, where they are organising resistance. In the largest of the modern buildings..

Government artillery is shelling certain buildings, including the mill- tary college and the towers of the Alcazar, in Toledo, where several hundred cadets are besieged.

Lowers

Twelve large bombs are dropped on the rebel positions in Toledo yester- and two six inch guns are elis shelling the Alcazar, two having already collapsed and another heing on the point of destruction- Reuter,

Magazine Blown Up

Barcelona, Sept. 9. A Government communique states that the powder magazine at Huesca has been blown up by the bombard- ment of Government aircraft and the city is now completely occupied by loyalist troops.-Reuter.

Plane Raids

low

Madrid, Sept. 9.

Mass Murder Reported in

San Sebastian

St. Jean de Luz, Sept. 9. Father Secundo Hazzala and eight other priests have arrived here in fishing boat, and tell of massacres in San Sebastian.

In the past six weeks, they say, anarchists have murdered 600 priests and nuns in San Sebasti-

an.

They also claimed there was dissension among the defenders, the some citizens begging anarchists to yield to the rebels instead of burning the port.- United Press,

STRONG FEELING AGAINST RUSSIA

"WORLD ENEMY NO. 1" IS BOLSHEVISM

GERMANY'S OUTBURST

DUNLOP FORT 90

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REST ADVISED

Mr. Stanley Baldwin, the British Prime Minister, is prolonging his holi- day owing to the strain of office in the past twelve months,

BALDWIN ADVISED TO REST

TO RECOVER FROM NERVE STRAIN

London, Sept. 8.

It is announced that the Prime Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, is ex- tending Its present holiday until October on the advice of his doctors. who believe the stateamat needs further rest to allow him to recover, completely from the severe nervous' and mental strain of the past twelve months.

Mr. Baldwin will continue to main- tain close touch with his colleagues on questions of major importance, but he has asited Mr. Neville Chamber- Inin, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, to replace him at the mast meeting of the Conservative Party Conference at Margate on October 2

Reuter.

FORCES FOR PALESTINE

FIRST TROOPS TO LEAVE SATURDAY

London, Sept. 9. Lieut-General J. C. Dill, appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Brist forces in Palestine, accompanied by Colonel H. J. Simson as his Chief of Staff, will command strung infantry units, two cavalry regiments, tanks and engineers.

The reinforcements which are go- ing to Palestine immediately consist of twelve infantry battalions, plus,

force of Royal Engineers, commanded by Major-General Armitage, who takes with him the whole head- quarters stail of the First Division.

The first reinforcements all for Palestine on Saturday,—Reuter,

WAR OFFICE COMMUNIQUE London, Sept. 8.

Nuremberg, Sept. 8.

The War Office has announced Black Guards, standing arrangements for the embarkation of shoulder, to shoulder, lined the reinforcements for Palestine. From streets of this old city to-day to September 12, when the 2nd Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, It is announced that five bombers, guard the official delegates arriv- Royal wearing

for forty minutes, ing for the eighth Nazi Party Royal Irish Fusiliers and Royal En- gineers wall from Southampton In flying machine-gunned Marsh treo Congress. It opens to-morrow. the transport Dorsetshire ill. Sep- tween Talavera and Toledo and

Herr Adolf Hitler, the Chancellor, fember 22, troops will leave at in-

United Press.

Berchtesgaden and WAD wildly cheered when he appeared en the balcony of

of his hotel.

Mr. Murphy pointed out a durk patch

of blood where the body had lain

and said that this was probably due

to the pressure around the neck as there were no external wounds. The marks on the back were

such as would be caused by falling down tho steep slope from the road level.

The Hague, Sept. 9.

is learned that Khan had been Queen Wilhelmina of Holland has pificially informed, ex-Kaiser Wil-casual guard at the Queen Mary hospital for the last three months. len of Germany of her daughter's engagement to Prince Bernard zur He lived at No. 8 Hospital Road with Lippe Biestertled, 25, nephew of the other Indians and was evidently on his way there when he was attacked, fast reigning Prince of Lippe.

for there is evidence that he checked

p.m.

Civil Servants Flags were immediately hoisted at out from duty nt 1

Government's policy, of replac- ing certain, Brliish civil servants with "local" employees is vigor- ously, defended by the Hon. Mr. outspoken J., P. Brara, in an article, spécial to the "Telegraph" on Page of this issue.

Omelat statisties quoted by the i writer show that the average

salary per annum, for, all British. employees is $6.481: for non- British employees.$1,422,

the ex-Kaiser's chaleau at Doorn in

It would appear that his assailants honour of the betrothal of Princess were familiar with his habits and Julluna.

waited for bin on the path just The ex-Kaiser will be represented round the corner 100 yards from the by an aide-de-camp at the religious Hospital, a little frequented spoi, at service to be held. nt Doorn in con- any time. They must have drugged nection with the marriage-Reuter him off the road or set upon him on

le Khan Bulletin Servlet.

the path if, na is possible, going home that

ways Khan was about 35 years of age and was a normally strong man. The fact that he was subdued with. out being beaten first indicates that several mon-took part in the alfair.........

The family of Prince Bernard is closely connected: with that of the former ruling house in Germany, the unlon having occurred shortly before the Inclusion of the principality in the German federation..

filled, it is claimed, 300 of them.rrived during the afternoon front tervals of two or three days.

Irun Bombed Again

An exhibition, opened to-day, alms Impressing visitors regarding

Irun, Sept. B. This city, now in the hands of theat rebels, was bombed by a Government alleged Soviet atrocities, and the jogan "Bolshevism us World Enemy. which dropped

the aeroplane 10-day. twelve missiles here and at Fuen Number One is likely to be

of the bombs felllogan of most of the speeches. terrabin. Some on the bench at Hendaye, France, scattering sith-seers.

Rebel anti-aircraft guns replied to the bombardment.

Lenders of the Basque Nationalist Party have met at Bilbao and have decided to bitterly oppose the anar. chist control of San Sebastian. They favour reaching an agreement with the rebels and so avoiding the des- truction of the city-United Press. Ail From Germany

* Madrid, Sept. 8. Government quarters state that 100 German anti-Fascists, mostly war

Continued on Pugo, 12.)

Herr Her has invited more guests of honour from Great Britain than ever before. Invitations were sent ov 112 members of British society, Government oficials politicians.-Reuter,

Headquarters staffs and adminis trative units will travel in the steamship Laurentie from Southamp ton on September 1: The Second Battalions Enst Yorkshire Regiment and North Staffordshire Regiment Bull on the same day in the transport Nevassa. On September 17, Head- quarters 1st Infantry Drigade, Second Battalion Camercons and Royal Army Ordnance Corps, follow in thic Naldera and the next day 2nd Bat- talions King's Royal Rife Corps and Wiltshire Regiment leave Southamp- ton in the Neuralla... The Second Battalion Scots Guards and Royal Army Pay Corps leave on September 20 in the Nan Dyck, to be followed While Germany rings with anli- two days later by 2nd Battalions Russian slogams, the Soviet has pro- Hempshire tegiment and West York- claimed itself ready to fuht simul-shire Regiment. In the California, taneously at home and abroad In Embarkation arrangements for the defence of its bellefs and rights.

...

and

RUSSIAN REACTION

Moscow, Sept. 8.

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It was revealed to-day that line of subterranean fortresses, cimilar to France's Marne defences, (Continued on Page 12.)

3rd Battalion Coldstream Guards and 2nd Battalion East Kent Regiment have not yet been finally settled but the date will be after September 22, -British. Wireless,