THE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
21,
1938.
Reservations In CHINESE ART Ten Killed,
Czech Reply To Recommendation
WH
HILE CZECHOSLOVAKIA has accepted in principle the Anglo-French proposals, which are believed to envisage a return of the disputed area to Germany, Prague has made a number of important reservations,
FOR EUROPE Hundred Hurt
Early in October Mr. Jack Chen is
taking to Europe an Exhibition of In Train Smash
Grapide Art, on behalf of the Chinese Federation of Artists,
It is to be selected from the beat work now being done in China, both
by Chinese and Western artists. Ile has just returned from a tour of the War areas, and has brought with him a collection of posters, cartoons and paintings.
Southern Pacific Express Jumped Rails
Los Angeles, Sept. 20. Ten are known dead and 101 There are a number of fine artists injured in the wreck of the southern
Yuma, Arizona.
practising in Hongkong, and Air. Pacife train war a crash of the Chen desites to add as many exam The undamaged sections of the train ples as posible of their best work to the collection which is setting salle used to carry the injured to next month, Hongkong artists, irren-hospitals in fadio, California, and pective of nationality, who wish to contribute one of their pictures to The vice-President of the Railway, this exhibition are asked to write at
wrecked train and he explained Die These may wreck hopes of a peaceful settle-ace to Mr. Luis Chan at No. 1 Des J. H. Dyer, was a passenger on the
Vucux tout.
The Californian It I hoped to hold in Hongkong.areident to-day. .ment. "Router" reports that the situation is
aut ist. October an exhibition of eadhound train on its way from Los the works selected for the tour.
Angeles to Chicago, he said, was regarded in Prague as very critical.
standing in a siding walling for the Argonaut to pass, weslword on its
Meanwhile, the gravest clashes so far reported oc-
SE
curred last night at Seidenberg, where a pitched battle the interests of the various national way from New Orleans to log An- took place between Czechs and Sudetens. Seidenberg is in Germany and it is alleged that Czech gendarmes and police violated the frontier to enter the town.
Mr. Neville Chamberlain and Herr Hitler will resume their interrupted conversations at Godesberg at 3 p.m.. to-morrow (10 p.m. H.K.T.).
Severe Clash
Berlin, Sept. 20.
Czech Appeal Rejected
it dissolve as 11
Martial Law, however, extended to Friedland. The and Tratenau in areas-United Press.
train is being jeles, when the fast moving Braunau suddenly jumped the rails and crash- Sudetened into the Californian express.
Long Document
London, Sept. 20. lebeed that the British It is Ministers will not consider the Czech reply to the Anglo-French proposals before to-morrow. The purport of the Nate, which is a long doeinment, i
Reuter,
Berlin, Sept. 28. According to the offelal News The German News Agency Agency the Sudeten German Party is not yet known here offleially.+ | reports two grave clashes O has rejected an appeal by the Czech the Czech frontier, one at Seiden-Government that berg in which, during a pitched party and dismiss its mayors, district battle, eighteen were injured, leaders and help preserve peace, on and another shortly afterwardss, the grounds that the Czech authorities when the Sudetens in retaliation are unable to preserve peace in the
Sudeten areas-United Press. crossed the border and attacked the Czechs.
They killed some Czech Customs i oflelal and captured one gendarue and one customs official,
Both incidents are packed with diplomatic dynamite at a moment of délicate crisis, when Herr Hitler has
Prague Reply
Prague, Sept. 20. Following the Cabinet Meeting a to- communique was issued here ulght, announcing the Czech Govern- ment's decisions.
The message states that the Gov-
A preliminary investigation in- dientes that the brakeman aboard the Californian breame canfused when he saw the other train approaching and unlocked a switch-United Press,
Another Dies
Los Angeles, Sept. 21. The death roll now amounts to eleven.-Renter.
their fight for self-determination---
Visit To Hitler
Other Minorities
Berlin, Sept. 20. The Foreign Office organ Diploma-Reuter.
states that, tische Korrespondenz apart from obtaining satisfaction for the wishes of the German element in Czecho-Slovakia, a solution must also be found which satisites the interests of a national groups, particularly the lungatlan and Polish-Reuter.
Polish Demands
Paris, Sept. 21.
It is understood here that Poland
Berlin, Sept. 21. The Polish Ambassador visited Herr 1ifer this afternoon and conferred with him.-Reuter.
Meeting at Godesberg
London, Sept. 21.
It is announced officially that the Prime Minister Mr. Neville Cham-
3 yet advised whether he wonjerninetat has sent a note to both the glans to make immediate representa- | berlain, will meet Herr Hitler at tolerate the Czech attitude to die. British and French Legations in ons to Britain und France in order Godesberg al 3 p.m. on Wednesday. memberment of their State, and when radical Nazis are apparently disment's attitude towards the Anglo-to clarify her position in connectionUnited Press
appointed that they have achieved
victory without a clash of arms.
Prajie setting forth
the Govern-
und adds that "the
with Czecho-Slovakia.
It is believed that the Polish Am-
French proposals. attitude adopted makes possible fur-bassador has already presented ther diplomatie negotiations in a spirit |
to
Georges Bonnet, a a statement, of conciliation which the Czech Gov- the French Foreign Minister, M. ernment has always shown."
It is officially announced that now there are 102,000 Sudeten refugees
fourteen! including: Ir Germany.
From reliable sources it is learned acceptance in gendarmes in full uniform. Of the that the note is an fourteen, nine are of Czech descent.-principle of the proposals but makes ja number of Important reservations. United Press,
The simtion is regarded as very critical-Reuter.
Sharp Protest
Berlin. Sept. 21
Prague The German Minister in has been instructed to offer a sharp protest against the Czech assault on the Reich frontier station of Seiden- berg, as well as against the frontier
Granzbaude.- violation ncar the Trans-Ocean.
Hitler Not Satisfied
Prague, Sept. 20. Furen observers doubt whether de-Herr 1ller will be satisfied with the Is not believed Czech reply but it that he will take direct action until he meets the British Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, on Wed- nesday.
An identical statement was livered at the same time in London and Berlin United Press.
Reservations in Reply Prague, Sept. 21. The Czech Government has in- troduced into its note to Britain and certain reservations and France suggestions for the application of the
1920 treaty of arbitration of
with Germany, it is now learned.-Reuter, ten
No Definite Answer
Prague, Sept. 21.
Imredy Meets Hitler
with
Ultimatum
Berlin, Sept. 21. Ilerr Iller Intends to im- mediately insist on unconditional acceptance of his demands in full at the conference with Mr. Cham- berlain on Wednesday, according to rumours circulating here.
Berchtesgaden, Sept. 21.
It is authoritatively revealed that Herr Hitler, accompanied by Herr von Ribbentrop, German Foreign the reply made a detalled exposition Minister,
of the Czeck viewpoint and dealt received Dr. Imredy,
the Polish and Hungarian Prime Minister, and Dr. broadly
cession of Kanya, Hungarian Foreign Minister, ngarium demands for at his mountain home at Obersalz- Czech territory.-United Press, berg, to-day.
German political circle state that the discussions concerned the Sude- German and the Hungarian minorities, in Czecho-Slovakla.
An official announcement on the visit of the Hungarian slatesmen explains that the visitors dealt in The Czech Cabinet, in deciding to their speeches with the "irrevocable
the postpone-a dednite answer...to
mination by their oppressed Anglo-French communique, is await-im for the right to self-deter-
of the current
patriots in Czecho-Slovakia-Reuter. ing the outcome diplomatic negotiations, especially the British and French dealings,
Support For Hungary The Free Corps fired to protect the which have not unly a settlement of German border and in their retalia-the Czech problem as their aim but tory gun fire the raiders seriously also a clearing of the entire European wounded eighteen, mostly women and state. chlidren refugees.
was Eventually the entire town plunged into darkness to allow the refugees to crawl into Germany in comparative safely.-United Press.
Wore Army Uniforms Seldenberg, Sept. 21. The Police here announce that the Free Corps engaged an armed band of several hundreds yesterday. It is alleged that the men engaged were wearing army uniforms and were Czechs.
.3 WEEKS LATER
OH, FATHER, LET ME MIX YOUR HORLICKS,
Prague will negotiate in full with all friendly nations, it is announced. The Government has decided, it is also announced, to protect the life and interests of the nation and abo
com-
Budapest, Sept. 21.
He does not intend to tolerate nny haggling or efforts to delay and at- tenuate capitulation through diplo- matie negotiations, it is said.
The Ministry of Propaganda has announced that it has reserved sents for German and foreign newspaper- men on to-night's train to Gudesberg.
On their return from Germany Dr. Imaretly and Dr. Kanya declared that they had discussed the whole Czech
It is reported that Herr Hitler will question with Herr Hitter and that Hungary, with all the means in her insist at this meeting that his demands power, would support and defend the are met in full by the end of Sep-
Czecho-Slovakia Hungarians in
in tember.United Press.
He Nearly Failed His Only Son Through
NIGHT STARVATION
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WHY DON'T YOU!
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