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ADVERTISEMENTS 25 words $2.00 for 3 days propaid PREMISES TO LET. HUMPHREYS BUILDINGS, Kow- loon, from 1st June for four months, Fully furnished, four roomed flat, large verandah, very cool, servants available, Very moderate rent. Box No. 522, "Hongkong Telegraph."

PEACE IN SPAIN AFTER 996 DAYS OF WAR

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Franco. Ships in Valencia Harbour) have holsted Nationalist dogs.

Alicante has surrendered to

the

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PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on Monday, the 3rd day of April, 1930, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor of one Lot of Crown Land at Sham- shulpo, in the Colony of Hong Kong for a term of 75 years, commencing from 1st July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the KING, for one further term of 24 years less the last three days tharcof.

Intending biddors are advised Nationalists, according to a broadcast that immediately after the dispo from the harbour town received in)sal of the lot the Purchaser (If Burgos.

not the applicant) will be required Advance guards of General Franco's army reached the outskirts to dopoalt with

an authorised

of Valencia this afternoon and were officer who will be present at the joyously received, meeting with no sale, the sum of two hundred resistance. The first columns enter dollars, ($200) in cash. This sum ed Valencia with bands playing, they were enthusiastically acclaimed, will be refunded on payment of The strong air force garrisoned in the Purchase price,

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and

the city has placed itself at the dis-

posal of Generní Franco,

SAGUNTO OCCUPIED

A Madrid message Ruys that the city of Sagurio was occupied by Nationalists this afternoon. Repurts) were received in Madrid that the famous monastery Escorial had been plundered by the Republicans, Famous pabitings, including those by Zurburan and Velasquez had been removed from the main hall and partially destroyed, while several of the rayal sepulchres were sal 10 have been broken open.

The Republican Ambassador in Washington, says a Burgos message, has evacuated the Spanish Embassy and turned the keys over to the De- partment of State. Political elretes regard this act as an indication that the Nationalist Government will be recognised in the near future by the United States Government-Trans- Occan.*.

JUNTA DETAINED

London, Mar. 20.

The Spanish civil war ended to- day for all practical purposes, with the surrender to General Franco's

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Germany Apologises For Broadcast

Brussels, Mar. 20. The German Ambassador called on supporters of all important towns re- the Delgian Foreign Minister to-day, maining In Republican funds, and conveyed his Government's rc- General Franco'n forces entered greta at the recent broadcast from a Valencia evening. several hours German midio station of statements after General Casado, War Com- which

to missioner in the Republican Junta Belgium.

He added that the German Gov- had himself announced the city's sub-

ernment would undertake that such mission over the radio.

All members of the Junta, except broadcasts would not be made again, General Mlaja

und General Casado-Reuter.

⚫were detained Valencio, according

in.

"Reuters" Burgos correspondent.

were

uncomplimentary

General Miaja was among the forces were completing the ring pataengers in 23 Republican planes around Madrid where orderliness is which arrived at

at Oran, but there said to prevall, and where most of was no news of General Casado.

the public

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and moral unity in the ace of dan ger. French unity his never been so deep and complete na ́ to-day. She has never been more resolute; she has never been stronger.

DEFENCE OF LIBERTY

"She hopes that peace will be saved, but if war is offered as the only alternatiyo between downfall or dishonour, she will rise with one bound for the defence of liberty. "As a result of recent measures, her economic situation is improving and her national defence solidly. assured. Her renaissance is tinuing. Yesterday the franc appre- cisted, and to-day alone we received four tons of gold. The nation has responded to our appeal with virile resolution as in all grave hours of her history.

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"We will never agree to interna- tonal relations being regulated by force. Only when Justice and right disappear does the recourse to force become an indispensabie duty. Pacific and powerful France France has never ceased

the future with confidence,

Rivo Germany evidence of goodwill, but the conquest of Czecho-Slovakia has dealt a severe blow to her most persistent efforts."

M. Daladler invited the collaboro- tion of all Powers, who, like herself, are ready to co-operate to maintain pence, but which would rise against aggression.

ITALY'S ARGUMENTS

"WO cannot accept Signor Mussolini's arguments, because every fresh conquest or concession would open new claims." Having described the strength of France as greater than it ever was, M. Daladier proceeded to define what he meant by the strength of France. "It is the entity of magnificent armies, whose leaders and men form a single bloe without losing anything of their individual virtue; it finds support in a rich, balanced country. whose soil is fertile and sheltered from the distress of fumine; It is all over the world, in the remotest of possessions, where, as Minister for the Colonies 15 years ago, I felt the keenest loyalty 'vibrating: It is also In the immense Empire of which the untouchable African bloc forms the central girder. and of Whose affectionate attention and devotion to the Mother country recently Was able to measure for myself.

SPIRITUAL POWER

"It is not only in our military power, but in spiritual values which France is as great to-day as in any century of our history, It is the

union of spontaneous

the whole people, secking for truth and justice; Res in friends who make agree- ments with her, and who spontaneous- ly associate themselves with the free picoples, and with those who suffer, "Nowadays, liberty is called servitude. Voluntary adhesion to a cause is called submission. The desire to live is called desperation. Progress represents the destruction of human values. People preten- ding to work for the safety

of men, are really working for their ruin. "France heard with complete calm the tumultuous demands raised from time to time around her, because she knows negotiations would only lead to her rights being made clear, and that all violence against her would be broken."

FRANCO-ITALIAN RELATIONS M. Daladler spoke with the greatest o! frankness MUSSOLINI'S MESSAGE

on Franco-Halian relations, and recalled that the Franco-Italian Rome, Mar. 29.

agreements were destined Signor Mussolini to-day telegraph-

"regulate definitely." "Arrangements troops, and that the occupation of ed ils congratulations to General

reached Franco on the conclusion of the whereby

Italy

obtained frontier the Nationalist Spanish war.---United Press.

rectifications and cessions of territory

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services have been The news of the submission of restored. other Republican

cities

came in Signor Mussolini wired his con- dramatic radio nnnouncements every gratulations to General Franco to- minutes from stations at day, and Herr Joachim von Ribben- Cartagena, Albacete, Alleante, trop, the German Foreign Minister Auenca, Jaen, Ciudadreal and Murela. sent a congratulatory telegram to The announcers all told the cane Count Jordana, the Nationalist tale: the cities had one over to Fureign Minister. General Franco and the Nationalists'

Mussolini later ordered lugs to be famous "Filth Columns" were in hung from dawn to tusk In honour of control.

the Nationalist vigtory, throughout Italy.--Reuter,

COMPLETELY OCCUPIED

"Reuter's" correspondent at Burgos) reports that the provincial capitals; of Ciudadreal and Aimerla were com-) pletely occupiled by General · Franco's

Jaen had begun.

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in Africa, economic advantages, and

A a progressive change in the status of Italians in Tunisia by stages in 1945, 1055, and 1005.

These agreements were not ques- floned until December 17, 1938, when Count Clano informed us that he

did not consider the agreement valid.

That letter does not contain de- regarding Hallan clains, and there is no question, of the Suez, Djibouti and Tunisie being mention- ed in it.

"The essential argument in the letter was that the conquest of Abyssinia created new rights in favour of Italy.

"We cannot accept this argu- ment.

It means hat every new conquest and every new conces sions would open new rights, and each clair, once satisfied, would contain in itself future demands. "France is ready to complete loyal execution of the 1935 agreements, and within the spirit of the agree ment she has not refused to examine any proposal that may be advanced." LIBERAL REGIME

Alluding to "tables" spread regard- ing the position of the $4,000 Italians living in Tuniala, with 100,000 French, and 2,500,000 Moslems, M.

The Premier testifled to the warm

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FRANCIS I, du PONT & COMPANY REPORT BY CABLE: STOCKS: The Columbia Carbon Company's Arst-quarter earnings are estimated at 10 per cent, over the corresponding period of 1038. The Carrier Corporation's 1039 earnings show a loss of $1,000,000. The Electric Bond and Share Company's 1938 earnings amounted to 18 cents per share.

Air conditioning business for 1039 is estimated at 28 per cent, over 1038.

The week's electric output was 11.3 per cent. above the corresponding period of last year.

The National Gypsum Company's January and February profit was $50,000, against $5,800 during the same months last year. The Norfolk & Western Railway Company's March gross income was up by 22 per cent. The gain in carloadings is above seasonal:

The Chilean Senate has approved a 10 per cent. Lax on mining profits.

COTTON: President Roosevelt's stateinent supporting the United

Stales cotton exports subsidy proposals has depressed Liver pool and Alexandria and has caused a decline in near options in New York. Distants are firm. RUBBER: American March rubber consumption is estimated to be

the largest since June, 1927.

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Chief Justice · Appeals For Funds

Daladier denied that the Italians the Maginot line for British and Con- were maltreated and persecuted, Ontinental troops to hold under wor

Speaking over Z.B.W. last night, conditions-United Press. the contrary, they enjoy a most Jiberal regime,

AIR EXPERTS CONFER

Sir Atholl Macgregor, the Chief Jus- Paris, Mar. 20. The French Air Minister is going tee, appealed for funds to the extent welcome the Moslem population gave to London at the beginning of next of $7,000 so that the Salvation Army Itim when he visited North Africa.

week to confer with Sir Kingsley would be able to carry on their work "I know my words will and a Word on questions of the co-ordina- in Hongkong. fraternal

echo In the bosom friendly

nations across Across the Channel, and beyond the

Reuter.

ortion of aeronautical production be! Europe, tween the two countries-Reuter,

Though times were difficult many people in the Colony, ho point- NATIONAL SERVICE

ed out, anything would help towards London, Mar. 29. Conversations took place during the assistance of refugees. Ho

for

re-

Atlantic. I can then hope that all reasonable men, such as exist in all countries, will listen to this language of reason, for it seeks nobody's the recent visit of President Lebrun vented that nearly 300,000 bowls of humiliation."

between British Ministers and French rice had been given away last year Arrangements were made to re-representatives with regard to the at the Salvation Army relief kitchen

Inauguration compulsory national

intended that fransmit the speech in English, Ger- service in Britain, said Mr. Neville in Wanchal. It was man, Italian, Spanish and Arable Chamberlain, during question time in the klichen be closed In March, 1938.

the House of Commons to-day. but owing to the desperate condi

However, he added that he could tions existing among certain sections those talks-Reuter... not divulge what had passed, during of the population it has been neces-

sary to maintain the relief service.

Ho, appealed for funds so that the he made in his speech on Sunday for Daladier made a the settlement of the outstanding Mussolini's speech than was generally! 3,000 people were belog maintained a stronger reply to humanitarian work in Canton, where Italo-French questions.

expectedUnited Press.

ITALY'S VIEW

Rome, Mar. 29. ⠀ High Fascist party circles say that the French Premier's speccti virtually rejected Mussolini's overtures which

The retrenction" was that TM."

In a camp, could be carried on...

-RADIO-

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 k.c.) Barrie's "The Boy David" Cross-Eyed Horse-Tox-Trot; Suvery

Relayed from London

Moon And Golden Sands Fox-Trot

Roy Fox and His Orchestra with Vocal Refrain; Flor Del Mel (Padilla- CHILDREN'S, HOUR '. Montesinos); Clavellto De Cenli (Romero). „Raquel. Meller (Vocal) Radio Programme Brozdcast, by with Orchestra, (Sung in Spanish); ZEW on a Frequency of 840 k.c's. My First Love Song-Waltz (Alm and on Short Wave from 1-2.16 p.m. Queen of Hearts'); Would You and 6-11 p.m. on 0.62 m.c's. per Waltz (film "San Francisco').

Roy second.

Fox and Hia Orchestra with Vocal 12-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service of Refrain; The Empire Depends On Intercession from St. John's Cathe~ You (from Under Your "Hat')........ dral.

Cicely Courtneldge (Vocal) with 18.30 Sea Bhanlies

Palace Theatre Orchestra, London; A Dollar And A Half A Day; The A Beautiful Lady In Blue-Waltz: Hog's Eye Man (arr. Terry); Nous Moon For Sale-Fox-Trot....Roy Irons A Valparaiso (Pares and van Fox and His Orchestra with Vocal Parys); Sclicamunni Sta Lampa Refrain; Sleepy Head (flim ‘Operator (arr. Favara); Storm Along; Roll The 13'); Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet Wood-Pile Down (arr. Taylor Harris) (M

(Murphy and Wenrich).. The Mills John Gow (Baritone) and Cathe Brother (Four Boys and a a Guitar); dral Male Voice Quartet with Piano. Sandy,

The Dentist Humorous 12.40. Light Orchestral Selections. Sketch (Thomson-Powell)....Bandy Tango Habanera (Payan, arr. Hart-Powell (Comedian): The Chocolate ley); Obstination (Fontenailles, Arr. Soldier's Daughter Quick-step.... Crook)....Alfredo Campell and His Roy Fox and His Orchestra with Orchestra; The Juggler (Groitzsch); Vocal Refrain.

March Of The Caucasian Chief (from 8.15 London Relay--'World Affairs, 'Caucasian Sketches Ivanov, art, By J. L. Brierly, D.D., Chichele Finck)....Joseph Muscant and His Professor of International Law in Concert Orchestra; Polka "Oira" the University of Oxford, (Russian Air); Rondo A La Turka (Mozart)....Russian Balalaika Or-

chestra,

1.0 Local Time Signal and Weather Report

0.38 London telas-The News. 9.50 Rachmaninoff på the Piano. The Harmonious Blackanith (Fan- del); "Midsummer Night's Dream" 1.03 Webster Booth (Tenor) and -Scherzo (Mendelssohn, arr. Rack- Reginald Foort (Organ).

maninoff); Troika En Traineaux, Sanctuary Of The Heart (Ketel Op. 37, No. 11 (Tchaikovsky); Pelka bey); In A Chinese Temple Garden De W. R. (W. Rachmaninoff); Seren- (Ketelbey)...Reginald Foort play-nde, Op. 3, No. 5 (Rachmaninoff) ing on the Organ of the New Gallery HMV DA1622. Cinema, London; Undivided (Sievler

10.10 London Relay Scenes from

and Thayer); A Bird Sang In The The Boy David by J. M. Barric. Rain (Daydn

'Saul Awalts' and 'David Wood).... Webster

and Booth (Tenor) with Orchestra: Hit Goliath'; Characters: Jonathan, son Parade No.

3. Intro: Goodnight, of Saul; Ophir, a captain in the army Angel; My heaven on earth, Have of Saul; Saul, King of Israel: Nathan you ever been in Heaven; Why talk when young; David, son of Jesse; Armour-Bearer of Goliath: about love; Serenade to the stars; So The

of

long, sweetheart.....Reginald Feart Abner, captain of the Slingers at the B.B.C. Theatre Organ; "Land Israel; Goliath of Gath; Slingers of Without Music"-Medley (O.Israel and Philistines; Production by Strauss)....Webster Booth (Tenor) John Richmond,

with the Lindonel Three,

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- ments.

1.40 Latest Dance Numbers Fox-Trots-Rhythm In The Alpha- bet: Georgia's Gotta Moon....... The Six Swingers directed by George: Scott Wood with Vocal Chorus:

11 Close Down.

BIG SHIPS COLLIDE NEAR H.K.

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Tangos-Tango Bolero: Tango... Barnabas Von Geczy and His Orches- for longkang.

It is believed that

BOTH RETURNING

trap Walizes That Naughty Waltz; the Canton may have to dock here. Missouri Waltz...... Victor Young and Ils Orchestra with Vocal Chorus; Slow Fox-Trots--Sweet Hawailan Chimes; Tropic Love...The Hawailan

Later.

The collision occurred about 110

Islanders with Vocal Chorus; Fox-miles from Hongkong.

the Marechal. A message from Trots Siboney; Adlos....Madriguere Joifre sintes that she is returning to and His Orchestra with Vocal Chorus. Hongkong with the Canton.

2.10 Close Down.

6 Studio "Children's Hour."

7 Closing Local Stock Quotations. 7.02 Paul Robeson (Bass) la Negro Spirituals.

At 10.30 a.m. the two liners were

110 miles from Hongkong and report that fog still prevails.

They are expected to arrive this afternoon.

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Work All De Summer; Didn't My

An offelal of the Royal Observatory Lord Dellver Daniel (arr. Lawrence informed the "Telegraph" that Brown)....With Piono accomp. by coastal fog is prevalent along the Lawrence Brown; De Old Ark's A entire coastline. Movering (arr. Hall Johnson): Ezekiel

It is doubtful whether the two ships Saw De Wheel (arr. L. Brown); will be able to enter Lyemoon Pass Joshua Fit De Battle Ob Jericho even when they arrive here, as the (arr. Brown)....With Lawrence fog is apparently densest at the Brown and Plono accomp. by Law- entrance to Hongkong harbour. renco Brown.

Four vessels. Including the round.... 7.12Selections from Gilbert and the world tourist liner Franconi, of The have been held up at Lyemoon since

Sullivan's

Guard."

"The Yeomen

"The Yeomen Of The Guard daylight, unable to enter the harbour because of the conditions prevalling. Overture....Light Opera Orchestra;

Aboard the Franconia are 250 When Malden Loves, She Sits And

tourists. Sighs....Nelle Briercliffe (Control- to) with Orchestra; Alas! I Waver

Also held up are the E. & A. liner

To And Fro....Nellle Briercliffe, Nanking, en route from Meji and Walter Glynne and Peter Dawson; Shanghai, the Iris Bank, en route Is Life A Boon?....Derek Oldham from New York and the Yangtse, en (Tenor); Here's A Man Of Jollity route from Shanghai.

....Chorus: I Have A Song To Sing, Ol....Winifred Lawson, George

Baker and Chorus,

7.30 Gounod's "Faust"—Ballet Music.

Symphony Orchestra conducted by Henri Busser.

7.47 Violin Solos by Fritz Kreisler, Indian Lament (Dvorak-Kreisler);

China Loan Bill. Passed By Lords

London, Mar. 20. The House of Lords to-day gave- Slavonic Dance No. 3 in G Major the third reading to the Chinese Cur- (Dvorak-Kreisler); Rondino (On Arency Stabilisation Bill, which has Theme By Beethoven-Kreisler)...

now passed through all, its stages, With Piano accomp, by Carl Lamson and requires only the Royal assent.

8 Local Time Signal, Weather-Reuter.

Report and Announcements.

8.03 London Relay——*Musical Games,?

MANDATE RESIDENTS. MAY BECOME BRITONS

London, Mar. 29. The Government is considering the

For all children under a hundred; Devised by Reginald Burston and compered by Martyn C. Webster; The Midland Revue Orchestra, Leader: Norris Stanley. Conductor: Introduction of legislation to enable Reginald, Burston: Have your pencils residents in mandated territory to be- and paper ready!

come eligible for naturalisation RA 8.30 Variety with Bandy Powell, Britons, said Sir Thomas Inskip. Cicely Courtneiden, The Bills Bro-Secretary for the Dominions, during thers and Roy Fox and His Orchestra, question time in the House of Com-

The Cross-Eyed Cowboy On Thelmons to-day-Reuter.

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