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JAPANESE Italians To

CLAIM IHING OCCUPIED

Lako Taihu Crossed Without Expected Resistance

Shanghai, Nov. 29 (4.20 p.in.) A Japanese communique Etile hat Japanese treony, w'thout, resis ance, crossed Talbu Lake and oc upled Thing at 0 aan. yesterday, ind then co-operating with a colun. 'rom Changhing, continued on the ond to Nanking along the Nanking Inngchow highway.

The communique states that Wu- sin was occupied at noon yesterday, hus rentering Kingyin untenaide, he city being taken at 3.30 p.m. o-day, Thus the last vestige of the 'second 1ndenburg line" between Kinngyin and Wasih has vanished Few fortifications remain now until he Nanking defences.

Recognise Manchukuo.

Abyssinian Cotton Exchange Pact

Rome, Nov. 20.

Accord

de jure recognition of Manchu kuo.

Italy has decided to

An official statement preted this afternoon.

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It is understood that an aban Legation wil

established a: it is expected that sinking and Manchukits will adhere to the Italo- Anti-Comintern German-Japancie Pact as the next step in the process of drawing Italy and Japan eteser together.

It expected there will be a new trade agreement, which has been negotiation for several menths. This will arrange for resumption of trade between Japan and Abyssinia on the basis of exchange of Japanese manu- factures for Aliyesinlar" cotton, which will be developed on a big The capture of Klangyin was ren-

seole in Abyssinia, principally fered possible by a breach In

This the region of Lake Tran. walis of the town. The Japanese would avoid Sutz Canal dues which thus outflanked the forts and gradu-

have to be paid If the cotton Ware lly pressed closer. There was blt-imported from Italy.--Reuter, Jer street fighting.

Wuten was heavily bombed before being captured. The occupiers JYL marching to Nanking along *he Shanghal-Nanking railway.

The drive has brought the Ja panene well past the half-way mark to Nanking. The remainder of the distance

fruitful chielly the Kiangsu Plain, which is difficult defend. The Jupanese possess

Iw excellent arteries, the railway and the Nanking-Hongchow highway from Ishing.

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RECOGNISING franco

Rome, Nov. 29,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

STATESMEN

DODGE PUBLICITY

Soong And Yui

Not Aboard. Aramis

The whereabouts of Mr. T. V. Soong, Chairman of the National Economic Counell, and Mr. 0. K. Yui, Mayor of Greater Shanghal, are still unknown.

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TUESDAY,

COLMENAR

IN RUINS

After Insurgent

Air Raid

Final Phase Of Struggle Near

Colmenar, Nov. 29. ******he town is in ruins following the ck by ten Insurgent bombers. s for here are 54 dead and over

wounded.

is expected that there are 65 to dead in the wreckage hesped high he streets. Scores were trapped In **mb-proof" shelters.

been seized he populace. has ~~~ 33 panic, hundreds leaving for

ctrid.

NOVEMBER 30, 1937.

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gin obtainable. Yui boarded the Aramis just befor

Ready for Christmas". slie left Shanghai and disembarked

A talk by Howard Marshall, quietly here without being abserved.

Auld Lang Syne. This could quite easily have bet za confusion that done owing to the reigned when the ship berthed and put out three gangways, Scores of p ople who had been waiting on the wharf rushed up the gangways while many of the 190 passengers diserrz – barking at Hongkong struggled to set down.

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According to Chinese newspaper- men, howev.r, Mr. Soong, arrive-c Bere two daya ngo und met the Aramis last night to greet his wife. In the absence of a passenger list it could not be confirmed that Mrs. Soong was on board.

Of the passengers disembarked

The Italian action brings to three the number of Powers which have recognised Manchukuo. The others are sapan and Salvapor.

Recognition by Japan and Manat Kowloon, about 300 were Chinese. chukuo of the ran regime In Spot is anticipated.-Reuter Special. PARLEY IN DISTANCE

Tokyo, Nov, 20.

The Manchukuo Ambassador is- statement to-day expressing!

It is expected shortly to open passage in the Klangyin boom, en-sued a abling transports and warships to gratifcation at the Hallan move, he said, inspired a Mon- move up river, although they may which,

Conferencs, Chin-chukuo

In be stopped by the boom

the near kinngUnited Pres.

future, for foreign relations, it is be-

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mostly minor

families.

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Miss Butterfly Woo, Chines: film clar, was another a rival.

Neved that other western countries will soon admit the "solid existenc

he said.-Unitce of Manchukuo," Press,

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Hendaye, Nov. 28. oyalist despatches from Barbas- not confirmed elsewhere, neseri the delay in the Insurrent of- sive is due to considerable de- alisation behind Franca's lines.

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he Aragon offensive is being in- 10 am. sified, Indicating that both sides;

preparing for their last often-8.30 am. Light Orchestral Music.

United Press.

BLOCKADE OF COAST

Franco to Abolish Neutral

Zones at Ports

|299 man. The News and1 Announcements

Greenwich Time Signai al 3,45 năm.

'Green Fields

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9 ani. Dig Ben, Dance Music, 19.17 Big Ben,

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10 15 a.m. Reginald Foort, at the nac

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Greenwich Time Signal at 11.15 a59,

11.30 a.m. Recital by Avalemitnra Arflute; Ethel Ewins (Contralle) and Max Pirani (Pianoforte).

London, Nov. 29.

wireless messages | According to

and Cadiz, Gen. Om Salamanca

Fisher (New Zealand Pianist). anco intends to blockade the whole 5 pm. big Den. Recital by Esther

the Spanish coast in the hands of a p.m. Palace of Varielles

Loyalisis and

ments.

Tho News and

Announce-

abolish neutral. s at certain Government ports.

wich Time Signal at 3.43 p.m. is announcement has not other-05 pm. Empire Exchange." ise been communicated to the Bri-110 pm. Recital of Scots Songs

m. Ben Sort Helenade." Government, but wireicas mes-7.15 pm. Jack Payne with his Bond. Ses from Gibraltar and Malia have

Otifled British shipping.

The Commander-in-Chief of the editerranean Fleet has been in- ucted to take up the maller with

Palma Insurgent authorities. The British dispute Franco's right initiate a blockade, os this would oly the exercise of belligerent his. It is pointed out that in any - Franco has no right to interfer *th foreign shipping outside terri-

coil waters-Reuter Special

SHIP ATTACKED

Paris, Nov. 29. A French cargo steamer reported -day that she had been attacked a plane and bombed, but not hit. the north-east coast of Spain, the French frontier. The Gamer was en route to North Africa.

Reuter Bulletin.

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1.45 pm. Gelling Ready for Chrtateman,"

10:55 pm. Fred linrtley and tils Scatei, - with Cyril Granthain,”

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Greenwich Time Signal at 1235 am. 12.20 a.m. Keyboargi "Ausle through the

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n.m Fainous London Buldinga: Story of Southwark Cainedral, 139. Strails Waltzes. 145 am. Interval.

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but she believed she could cross the Portuguese border to juln her hus band.-United Press,

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Mrs. Harold Dahl Hopes To Join Husband in Spain

Paris, Nov. 28. Mrs. Harold Dahl, wife of the → Znerican aviator captured by General Franco's forces, anys she has ***ceived letters from her husband o is being well treated in a prison ospital. He says: "I cannot put it writing, but I promise to be with u to spend the holidays." Mrs. Dani says she plans accepting

offer of a job-in-the--Medrano fortnight aprisonment for rcus soon starting for Portugal, and ded: "Of course that would only

a ruse. Anyone knows what I !! do once we have reached Portu al."

DESERT

Vienna, Nov. 29. It is revealed that two unnamed Gmans were on Saturday sentenced

illegal entry into the country.

I is reported that they are the cons of German generals and mem- hare of the post-War Richstholen Air Mrs. Dahl said the French and Squadron and deserted when they ited States authorities were co- learned that the squadron was order- - rating to keep her cut of Spain, ed to Spain-United Press.

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