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Hongkong Telegraph.

FOUNDED 1881

No. 25464 一拜禮 號四十月三英港香 MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1938.

DOMINATION

NAZIS

日三十月二

SINGLE COPY. 10 CENTS $30.00 PER ANNUM

The World's

Master Tyre

OF AUSTRIA COMPLETE

MAKE Angry Londoners March On German Embassy

VIENNA SAFE FRANCE TO

FOR HITLER RECOGNISE

:

Plan Huge Round-Up of

Front's

Fatherland Scattered Members

Vienna, Mar. 13.

The resignation of Dr. Wilhelm Miklas, President of the Austrian Republic, has completed. Herr Hitler's domination of the country. Dr. von Seyss-Inquart has established himself as President.

ETHIOPIAN

CONQUEST

Blum's Foreign Policy Still Not Decided

Paris, Mar. 13.

M. Leon Blum has formed his Cabinet, thereby giving France for the first time in five.days a new Government with which to face Europe's most serious crisis. since the World War.

lasted through the night, to Following an attempt which form & Government on national union lines, similar to that which

It is officially stated that Herr Hitler is taking over came into power during the War, complete command of the Austrian army.

Mr. Blum was forced to abandon his efforts. He has a Popular

announce-Front alignment.

The roars of jubilant Nazis drowned radio ments that "Austria is a State of the German Reich."

The Nazi chief, Herr Odilo Loboschink, announced that the anschluss plebiscite would be held on April 10, when all, with the exception of Jews, would be asked to vote their "faith in Hitler."

It is reported that Dr. Miklas, Dr. a Schuschnigg and

scores of other

officinis have been "protectively" Movie Star's

of

arrested. Meanwhile Herr Hitler's iriumphal tour of Vienna has been delayed, pending the completion elaborate precautions for his safety.

This afternoon Herr Hiller, with bared head, stood at the grave of his

parents in the village of Leonding, and overnight he is going to Salz- burg. It is planned that he will enter Vienna on Monday:

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The anschluss is technleally tablished through an amendment in the Constitution of the late Dr. Dollfuss which was drafted prior to his assassination.

Miklas Says He Was

Betrayed

Dr. Miklas finally bowed to Dr. Seyss-Inquart's demands, and IC- signed ten minutes before the

pro- clamation of the anschluss.

There

indications that the ore Nazis believe the pacification" is in- complete and they have planned to round up thousands of angry sup- porters of the Fatherland Front be- .fore Herr Hitler's arrival in Vienna. The Nazis have prepared the biggest military demonstration in

Brother Guilty

Extortion

Of

Los Angeles, Mar. 13.

Captain. Leopold McLagicu, brother of Victor McLaglen the cinema star, was convicted yes- terday on a charge of attempt- Ing to extort $20,000 from the well-known American

sports- man, Mr. Philip M. Chancellor.

The maximum sentence this offence is five years hard labour..United Press.

U.S. FLEET READY FOR EXERCISES

for

Vienna's history. Broadcasts have Biggest Sham War In

(Continued on Page 4.)

STOP PRESS

History Veiled

In Secrecy

M. Albert Lebrun, the President, Government, and M. Blum faces the issued a decree legalising the Chamber of Deputies on Thursday to

explain his programme.

M. Dlum immediately conferred with M. Yvon Delhi

Debos, M. Camille Chautemaps, M. Paul Boncour and M.. Edouard Dalauter to-day regarding the Austrian, Czech-Solvakian and Spanish situations. It is understood that he did not arrive at a decision, and the French attitude to the Aus trian question presumably is

that France will rest content that long as Austria does not appeal to the League, France is not obliged in) oct.

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so

It is unconfirmedly reported that

being ap M. Georges Bonnet is painted Ambassador to Rome with credentials addressed to the King of Italy and Emperor of Ethiopia, there- ; by relieving Italo-French tension.- United Press.

FRENCH CABINET CHOSEN Paris, Mar. 13. The new French Government comprises the following Minis- ters:

M. Leon Blum, Premier and Minister of Finance;

M. Edouard Daladier, Vice-

M. Paul Boncour, Foreign Affairs;

Minister for

HE CALLS IT "PA880' BOMANO"--So impressed was Premier Mussolint by the army goosestep, when he visited Germany re- cently, that he had it adopted in moderation by the Italian Black Shirts. During a recent review in Rome, ha leaped from his horse and himself goosestepped at the head of the column, as shown. He calls it the "passo Romano," or Roman step...

HEROIC FOREIGNERS STAY

IN DANGER ZONE TO SAVE CHINESE WOUNDED

(FROM JACK BELDEN)

Chengchow, Mar. 14,

BRITAIN URGED TO END ALL NEGOTIATIONS

CABINET WILL CONSIDER AUSTRIAN EVENTS TO-DAY

London, Mar. 13. Amazing scenes were witnessed at Trafalgar Square when 20,000 demonstrated against Herr Hitler's invasion of Austria. The meeting unanimously passed a resolution urging the British Government to refuse to continue negotiations with Germany and Italy until German troops had been withdrawn from Austria, and Austrian independence restored.

The resolution also asked for the dispute to be transferred to the League of Nations.

After the meeting the crowd formed into a procession and moved off toward the German Legation, but strong detachments of police stopped it at the foot of Regent Street. Traffic was disorganised over a large part of the West End.-Reuter.

China Moves To Protect Currency

Hongkong To Play Part According To Regulations

Hankow, Mar. 13. The Ministry of Finance has an- nounced that the Japanese mili tarists' organisation of the so-called Federated Reserve Bank in Peiping

Policemen Pulled From Horses

i

London, Mar. 13. While Mr. Neville Chamberlain -conferred-with-Viscount Halifax for half an hour as to whether Britain should join France in stern action over the Austro-Germon situation, 25,000 Labourites and a sprinkling of Communists

took part in one of the wildest demonstrations seen. for years. They stormed the German Embassy shouting: "Hitler is driving Europe to war." They knocked several policemen from their horses and were trampled underfoot before order was restored.

noon.

Their spokesman was permitted to deliver a manifesto of protest, while red banners demanded collective sup- port for Austrian and Czecho- Premier and Minister of National mud hut, gave birth to a baby, and the next day, while Japan- Chinese national currency and ob- Ribbentrop, the German Foreign A week ago to-day, on March 7, a Chinese woman, in a is a nefarious attempt to undermine was not aware that Herr Joachim von Slovakian independence. The crowd Defence;

ese planes were roaring overhead, two missions were struck.tain control of the foreign exchange Minister, had started for Germany at The husband carried the woman through the streets into the funds of the country. Baptist Mission and begged Dr. Sanford Ayers of Atlanta, Ga., cided on the following revised pronounced that the British Minister to The Chinese Government has de- Meanwhile the Foreign Office an- to do something. Dr. Ayers, while outside anti-aircraft and cedure: machine-gun fire was clattering, delivered a day-delayed twin

Vienna had been recalled to report (1) Commencing on March 14, on the situation. which at prosent is called the "Bombardier."

sales of foreign exchange will be The centralised at the Central Bank of Council of the Trades Union

Chairman of the General China at the seat of the Government. gress, Mr. H. H. Elvin, announced Con- For

convenience the Central Bank that Trades Unions executives would may establish a forwarding office in meet in Paris on Monday to discuss Hongkong.

the Austrian development, In his

M. Cesar Campinchi, Minister for

the Navy;

M. Guy La Chambre. Minister for M. Max Dormoy, Minister of the Interior;

said to me: "That was some excitement !"

Dr. Ayers modestly deprecated his colleagues' praise, and

Dr. Ayers is known from Hankow

M. Marius Moutet, Minister for the Colonies;

M. Frossard, Minister for Propa- San Pedro, Mar. 13. Flity thousand enlisted men, 3,000

gonda,

to the Yellow River as the "Honan Ministera of State include M. officers and 150 ships and auxiliaries Albert Sarraut and M. Vincent Auriol, Host." He holds an open house for are prepared for a dawn departure and the political composition of the fugees in the Southern Baptist com- newspapermen, missionaries and re- on the most exhaustive peace-time Ministers is: twelve Socialists, seven pound which is the headquarters for manoeuvres in history. For the first Radicais, three Democratic Leftists, Lunghai, Peiping-Hankow and Tien- time, in accordance with President and one Independent. Roosevelt's order, newspapermen are Under-Secretarica

tsin-Pukow railway travellers, barred from the manoeuvres, and as Socialists, and six Radicals. The A field director of the Red Cross a result, after going to sea, the fleet Premier is the Socialist leader and claims that Dr. Ayers "has dono a will be swallowed in secrecy unless a the Vice-Premier the Radical leader, lot better job than anybody else,” plane crashes or there

are other

The creation of a Ministry for mishaps.

Propaganda is an interesting innova- tion-Reuter.

hour

an

The

Only the high command knows the of departure from San Pedro, Long Beach, and San Diego. exercises are designed to test the capacity of repulsing a sudden or pre-warned attack by aggressor.

THREE ENGAGEMENTS The United States fleet exercises will include three mock engagments. The Whites, commanded by Vico- Admiral W. T. Tarrant, will defend California against the Blacks, com- Inanded by Admiral Kalbfus. Each feet will have 500 aeroplanes to assist

include

four

Children's Show At H.K. Cinema'

CONTINUOUSLY OPERATING

.Temperature Drops To 47

Coldest Morning Of Winter

Hongkong's coldest weather this

(2) Banks desiring to purchase speech, Mr. Elvin demanded that foreign exchange for legitimate pur-Parliament should "make clear quite Doses must apply at the Central definitely that unless German in- Bank or through the forwarding vasion of Austria la withdrawn, jofice.

Britain will break completely all re- (3) The Central Bank will furnish

(Continued on Page 4.) foreign exchange at existing rato lovels after consideration of the applications.----United `Press.

NEW. REGULATIONS

Hankow, Mar. 14.

ATD the official

The following

(1) Banks desiring to cover any legitimate demand for foreign exchange for their customers in excess of amounts obtained from purchase of bills of ex- inward remittances

He is the brother of Mr. Harry M. Ayers, publisher of the Annis- tonala Evening Star, and he comes winter, and the fifth coldest March foreign exchange regulations sued from a family of adventurers such *as day this century, was recorded be-by the Ministry of Finance. -- another brother, correspondent for tween 6 and 7 o'clock this morning, the New York Sun, who was killed in when the temperature fell to 47 de- the Panama revolution while carry-grees. Ing on the tradition. For four months Dr. Ayers alone operated day

lost Sunday, when and night while the wounded poured highest March temperature In from northern Shanghai,. Nanking recorded at the Royal Observatory and Tientsin-Pukow railway fronts.

The first time I met Dr. Ayers was most 40 degrees from 84 to 47. de- occurred, the mercury has falica al- September when he was alone and

groes.

tra

In keeping with a policy of ex- critically lit with malaria. His wife It, while submarines will support the periment with a view to entertaining came and nursed him. Whiter.

Hongkong's large juvenilo cinema-

The

Since

the

ever

has

Since 10 a.m. yesterday it After this the combined fleets will going population, the Queen's Theatre to find their targets and waves of to 4 o'clock this morning it remained Then the Japanese bullets begán varied 13 degrees. From midnight attack Honolulu, where Rear-Admiral is to present a 12-chapter serial pic wounded poured into Chengchow. stationary at 61 degrees, falling to Murfin will command the defending ture, "Jungle Jim." warships, aeroplanes and cruisers. It will be shown on two consecutive Said Dr. Ayers: "We had just 48 degrees at 8 am and to 17 de

Honolulu phase of the week-ends. Starting next Saturday ed filled in one whack. We had 70

dinlahed a matahed which the wound- grees shortly afterwards. manouevres includes an attempted morning at 11 am, the landing by a force of Ficet marines che repeated Sunday at the same house doors. Seventy-two soldiers still only 32 degrees.

first six beds expanded to 250. They came ture was recorded from 7 to 11 a.m., Only a two degree rise in tempera- chapters will be presented. The show on stretchers, in rickahos and under the command of Major-General

on and at noon the temperature was Z. M. Little.

time. After &

a brief rest at Hawall the

The following week-end the last 48 hours, without a.

came in one day and I operated for feet. will divide into attackers at six chapters will be shown.

stop. Wa walk- Conditions ruling to-day may con- ed down the line to choose the most tinue, the official forecast predicting various places between the Aleutian The programme will be exclusively serious and slapped them into the fresh northerly and north-easterly Islands and South California.

devoted to the thrilling adventures of operating room, then handled the winds and generally cloudy weather it in learned that a patrol of Jungle Jim and will take about two rest one by one. All of them were Ons points of rainfall. bombers will remain at their base hours to complete.

infected, for many jurkha Rajplace hour Kunder $10 am-to-day being until sudden all ends them to The cast includes Grant Withers, of iddeformau saker KAGAMINE THA 1 on 1 five in alon-United Betty Jane Rhoder, Raymond Hatton Wound and was no way re

Hang and Evelyn Brent

change,

SMALLPOX DEATHS OVER 800.

34 New Cases At Week-end

Another 34 cases of small-pox

and other market operations, may apply to the head office of the Central Bank of China reported during the week-end has or through its 2 forwarding ofce brought the total since January 1 to in Hongkong.

1,305.

(2) Such Banks shall lodge their

Twenty-three applications with the Head cases were reported from the residen- of the week-end Omce of the Central Bank of tial area of Victoria, six from Koo Chira or Its forwarding office loon, two from Shaukiwan, and one in Hongkong in the form pres- each from Aberdeen, the New Ters

by the Minister of ritories and the Harbour,

(3) Applications shall be made at 800, making this one of the mROM Deaths since January i now exceed 10 o'clock every Thursday. virulent Tamalpas (epidurales After

consideration of the perienced in the Col applications a reply shall be

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- applications may be made and