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BARBARISM

WAR IN SPAIN

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LONDON, Nov. 13.

JEWS EVERYWHERE have been left in terror and hopeless as to any future in Germany, A BULLETIN ISSUED declares the "Sunday Times," commenting on by the Insurgent headquar- the Jewish pogrom. ters last night stated that

Ebro sector continued to

The newspaper added that the German terror is a

1938.

Royal Visit To Canada

On May 15

LONDON, Nov. 18. T IS OFFICIALLY

I announced that the

King and Queen will ar- rive in Quebec on the start of their Canadian tour on May 15.

They will leave for England from Halifax approximately on June

10.

It is understood, how- ever, that their stay may well be prolonged a fur- ther four or five days.— Reuter.

Minister to Manchoukuo, Dr. Wilhelm Wagner, pre- sented his credentials yesterday to Emperor Kwangte as the first Ger- Juvenile Car

Racketeers

man Minister to Manchou- kuo.

In a statement issued yester-

make every effort to answer the ardent wishes of Reichafuehrer Hitler who stressed in

the Insurgent troops in the slide-back towards barbarism for which it was difficult day. Dr. Wagner said he will In Kowloon advance. Pushing forward to find any parallel for many generations. along the road from Venta De Los Campesinos ro Asco, they have occupied the road distance of eight

a

over kilometres.

Loyalist resistance is said to have been broken.

In the Segre region Loyalist attacks were repulsed,

eastern sector of the In Castellon front, the Loyalists desisted from any further attacks on Saturday

only

his

The paper continues: "The papers of value were systematically

This is not exactly a new facket. It has been going on for some time permanent solution for burned, including inrge Sumn of credentials to Emperor Kwangte but, of late, there have been increased Jewry is a union how may the fews had kept at home that the establishment of the complaints from many residents on homes. Somehow, somewhere, because they did not trust the banks. German Legation in Hsinking is the mainland regarding the attention In many cases the owners of these a due manifestation of the ever-given to their motor cars by small a secure dwelling-place must be found for those who, under themes were taken to the police increasing amity existing in the Chinese boys while the owners are stress of extreme nationallam lation,, crowded together in cellars, relations between Manchoukue visiting a cinema theatre. and social hatred, are harried and later sent home to And their and Germany.

homes emptled and only the clothing; across national frontiers."

The "Observer" says that in June, they were wearing remaining to them, when the big issues of peace or war-Router, were beginning to form on the hori- zon, the German Government decided to indulge in its periodic orgies of Jew-buiting to the accompaniment of brutality and atrocity such as passes

beings.

"My mission," Dr. Wagner assured, to extend this spirit to economie and trade relations, which have greatly improved in consequence of the Trade Agreement signed on September 14 between Manchoukuo and Germany, and to various other fields, including the eultural and scientifle, so 05 to improve the

OPPOSITION WILL HARM JEWS FURTHER

Berlin, Nov. 13. "doubles owing to the serious the understanding of normal human-and it will not leave unanswered a national livelihood of both countries

"The Government is on the watch, suffered during the past few days."

single provocation by International | on "Now, in still more delicate circum-Jewry." Dr. Joset Gozobels, Minister the basis of mulital understand stances, they have let loose another for Propaganda, uttered this warning Inhuman fury, worse than anything at a Berlin function to-day at which yet recorded," the paper says.

he Justifled the demonstrations and deerees against German Jews as an expression of "disgust" and "will" respetively of the German people.

The bulletin concluded affirming that the Insurgents shot down four Loyalist planes on Saturday.

terms: "On the

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In conclusion, Dr. Wagner said the improvement of friendly relations between Manchuukuo and Germany Meanwhile a Barcelona message

will naturally serve greatly in the says that the Loyalist War Ministry

promotion of friendship between issued bulletin on Saturday night in the following

Japan and Germany, thus bringing A Washington message says, that

Dr. Goebella remarked that al-smooth co-operation between Man- Eastern Front: In the Ebro region Mr. Cordell Hull. to-day net the

that chuukuo, Japan and Germany. the Insurgents, strongly supported by German Ambassador in Washington,ready It had been made clear Innks and artillery at- and it is beleived they may have dis-would only harm the Jews in

any onnosition by International Jewry | Domci.

Ger- the Loyalist positions, but cussed Germany's anti-Jewish meas many. adding: "The Jewish quca- were repulsed with heavy losses by sures, against which protests in the lion will be solved in the shortest the herole defenders, In the Segre United States are gathering strength. possible time to the satisfaction of region, the Insurgents vigorously at-

Senator King, calling Herr the German people." tacked rome posillons recently cap-

Tilter

of one

the outstanding tured by the Loyalista on the right

Dr. Goebbels, who was addressing tyranta U world has produced, bank of the river, but were driven

suggested that the United States Berlin volunteers at the opening of back.

never diplomatic relations with the winter help campaign, with whom he shared a one-dish meal, had earlier emphasised that the Govern- ment of Herr Hiller had the support out of the great mass of the population, He pohited out that when it was desired to accomplish historic deeds, their the whole people must keep

"Omy aeroplanes effectively bombed enemy troops and shol down two enemy machines.

ATTACKS REPULSED "The Levante front: Enemy at-1 tacks in various sectors of this front were repulsed. There is nothing new to reports from other fronts.

"Fire enemy aeroplanes bombed Barcelona on Saturday morning from a height of about 1,500 metres, and dropped over 100 bombs which fell in densely populated Numbers of houses were destroyed, and there were several victims among the civli population.

quarters.

"Insurgent aeroplanes also bombed the port of Valencia on Saturday morning."-Trans-Ocean.

WAR MAY END SOON

Saragossa, Nov. 13,

It is claimed that the Loynila at tacks on the Valencia front during the past week achieved nothing but the cost to the Loyalists of 7,000 casual- ties, and 1,000 prisoners.

Germany.

In London, says another message, 1,000 Communists carried demonstration In Hyde Park, when they passed a resolution denouncing the "campaign of terror now being waged against the Jews in Germany." nerve. to Lower Regent Street,

Afterwards the procession marched and the leaders handed in a

the copy of resolution to the German Embassy.--- Reuter,

the

Coldstreams· ·

Re-Enter Jericho

Palestine Becoming Under Control

In a State in which a single man

Jerusalem, Nov. 13. Gave orders, and the people followed them, it was not so easy to govern. The occupation of Palestine by When the Government

so British troops was carried another attached to its people and 'identified stage further this morning when the BERLIN PUBLIC SHOCKED its destiny so closely with that of Coldstream Güārds cordoned off, and

nation, an enormous responsibll-re-entered Jericho. Berlin, Nov, 13. The attitude of the Berlin pubilety existed when the question arose

of taking decisions upon which.de-six the Government's unti- towards

pended the existance of the people Jewish

and the measures, destruction preceding them, is, in the and the Government.-Reuter, main, one of shocked amazement, as far as can be judged from talks with Individuala.

mob

has

SPECIAL PRAYERS FOR JEWS

Jerusalem, Nov. 13.

1

Simultaneously, British forces and war planes appeared at dawn over the mount of Chris's temptation, and as they formed a low air cordon round the grove-girdled Jericho, the roar of the machines provided a contrast to the circumstances of its biblical conquest, when the Israelites marched round the walls blowing trumpets.

Two Arabs, attempting to break the were machne-gunned and

The Coldstream Guards im- mediately began combing the houses and banana groves, while a howitzer detachment took up a position com- manding the approaches to the town.

-Reuter,

Dr. Isaac Herzog, Chlef Rabbi of Only very few express complete agreement, and even members of the Palestine, has issued an appeal to the Nazi Party admitted to foreign press-spiritual and temporal lenders to men how very distasteful they found make a solemn protest against "fur- them.

ther retaliation perpetrated en massended. against the already down-trodden "There Is, however, undoubtedly a Jews in Germany." minority approving of

what occurred, and handful who would The Rabbincate proclaimed to welcome more drastic steps,

morrow as a day of special proyer provincial for German Jewry, with the blowing People living in the towns seem to have been more in- of the Shofar. Auenced by the anti-Semitic propa- anda. For instance, many more of the general public, apart from bands of hooligans, appear to have joined in Bad weather on the Ebro front has the provincial demonstrations. As slowed down the tempo of the blg-one example, the wreckers Included gest battle of the war, just when it as many public servants as 13x was apparently reaching the final officials, postmen and employees in stage.

the local power station, and other) businesses.

The Insurgents' optimisme is in- creasing as it is thought that the shortage of food in the Loyalist terri- tory may force a speedy end to the

war.

The Loyalist ollacks on the Segre sector have failed to relieve the de- fenders in the Ebro pocket.

Meanwhile the vigorous anti-Jewish campaign conducted by the press, rudlo and public platform, has not been_without effeet on a section of the German public.

The Rabbinate called on all abbinates throughout the world to

similar preclamation.--.

Isque Renter Special.

Big Drug Haul In Ship From Hongkong

The modus vendi is as follows: When a resident parks his car in the vielnity of a cinema he is usually approached by a small boy or boys who volunteer to watch and clean his car during his absence.

arc These youngsters

generally armed with a dirty piece of cloth..

services being refused, the owner of Sometimes, in the event of their the

COT. on coming out of the cinema, finds his vehicle scratched or messed up with an ally greasy rub- stance. There have been instances also when it was discovered that the supply of petrol in the car had dis- appeared.

Any night at a car park near any Kowloon cinema a dozen or so of these boys can be seen in attendance. It is well known that this racket hos been carried on in Shanghai and Singapore with a certain amount of success for a considerable time past. Naturally a man hositates to leave his car to the tender mercles of a lot of young hooligans and, consequently, pays up rather than run the risk of having his car damaged.

Does Yam With High Temperature

Sykes' And Andrews' Achievement

seyere

Though suffering from a chill which had robbed her of her, voles, and sent her temperature soaring, Pat Sykes refused to dis- Hotel patrons appoint Gloucester who gathered in full force on Satur-. day evening, and, with her ac- complished partner, "Andy" Andrews, gave a ballroom interpretation of the sensational "Yam," as promised.

The dance was a great achieve- ment and a brilliant success. Hun- dreds clamoured for a repeat, and after this had been given, themselves Joyfully attempted to

execute the intricate steps. The Syltes-Andrews ballroom interpretation of the Yam moy yet become the chief challenger to the popularity of the Lambeth Walk and Palais Glide in Hongkong

OIL CONCESSION this winter,

FOR BRITISH CONCERN

Baghdad, Nov. 13.

Granting of an oil concession in Southern Iraq 10 the Basralı Petroleum Company, для been approved by the Chamber

of

BRITISH BUIP BOMBED

According to a message from Burce-

It is reilerated continually that lona, two bombs struck British

attacks against Jewish shops and Vessel, the name of which is given as

Intended for American consump- Deputies. Lake Hallwill, while the ship was un-property were just reprisals of the loading coal. The bridge was wreek-German people against an alleged tion, 200 5-tuel tins of opium smug-

The company is a British concern, ed, and the fore-deck considerably plat by International Jewry, and the sled on board the Blue Funnel Line damaged.

measures taken against the Jews steamer Adrastus in Hongkong were recently formed in London with Justified the actions of the Reich confiscated by customs amelala

at capital The bombing occurred during an Government against an inferior and Manila. The shipment would have Special. air raid on Barcelona this morning criminal race, to whom the German been worth about 20,000 American in which 14 persons were killed and le 21 seriously injured.

wilon owed its downfall in the Great dollars. There were no casualties aboard

MORE INSURGENT SUCCESSKS

Saragossa, Nov. 13.

and its subsequent trials. appears that British and other

officers,

on

£1,000,000. — Reuter

of

EXCHANGE

Selling

The presence of the opłum the Lake Hallwill, which is skipper- foreign Jews in Germany will not be board was discovered en route from T.T. London od by Captain Thomson, formerly allowed to possess arms, and will be members of the

Hongkong when the conduct of some

Chinese crew in T.T. Shanghai

Demand captain of the Lake Lugano, treated in this respect the same as foltering about the fore part of the which was sunk lost August German Jews. Even the most primi- ship Reuter Special.

where they were not supposed .T. Singapore tive weapons of defence such as Inuckle-dusters, steel rods, rubber to be reused the suspicions of the Japan

TT. Indla truncheons and pocket knives with the discovery of the contraband.

A thorough search led to

T.T. U.S.A fixed blades are forbidden.

T.T. Manila The oplum was contained in four T Bangkok Foreign Jews must also surrender

T.T. Batavia The Insurgent headquarters inte their arms for confiscation without sacks in the fore peak of the vessel. to-night announced further successes compensallon.

An immediate investigation by the TT. Saigon on the Ebro front, following General While, as far as a known, no officers led to the detention of two T.T. France Franco's action in throwing another Jewish homes have been wrecked in Chinese, who confessed complicity in T.T. Germany army corps into battle.

Berlin, there

T.T, Switzerland drug were numerous instances the offence and said that the The Loyalist "pocket" in this sector in the provinces in which Jewish was to have been landed at one of TT. Australia Was lled up from the south-west, business houses were left untouched the Atlantic coast ports of the United

States. Captain John in some plates as much us four miles. the mob, who concentrated master of the ship, wirelessed Manila 4 m/c Dip

Anderson,4 m/s L/C London Jewish homes.

These were broken New troops, comprising Moroccan army corps, advanced in the direction into, and furniture, clothing and even where customs officials met the ship 4 min Lfe US.A. of the river beyond Fatarella, and tings, were thrown into the streets in the bay and took possession of the 4 m/s France occupied the vital bill of Paumares, and burned, while everything of drug before the ship reached quaran 30.d/s India

tino, -----Reuter Special.

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Added lustre to an evening of rich entertainment was provided by the ballroom experts in their demonstra- tions of the quick-step, tango and waltz, all three of which were dis- plays of technique, timing and rhythin.

France's Last Chance Of Recovery

Paris, Nov. 13.

The press to-day emphasises that the financial reforms introduced by the Minister for Finance are France's

last chance.

The proposals are generally well accepted, though they are attacked ..100 by M. Leon Blum in his Populaire on the grounds that they will weigh .02% .294 heaviest on those least able to bear

the burden............Reuter.

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