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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

July 20, 1939.

GERMANY MAKES 13 DEMANDS Chamberlain's BALD

Tyrol Withdrawals: Was

Hitler Treacherous?..

LONDON, July 19.

IN THE House of Commons to-day, Mr. R. A. Butler, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replying to Lord Clydesdale, Conservative, hinted that the removal of Germans from Tyrol might become a precedent for the solution of racial problems elsewhere.

Lord Clydesdale asked: "On the information which Mr. Butler has avallable, can he say whether he thinks Herr Hitler would prefer war to settling his other demands by a scheme of the kind which is operating in South Tyrol? Does Mr. Butler think that Hitler and Mussolini initiated the new principles for solving racial problems with negotiations rather than war, or am I to understand that Hitler, for the sake of experience, showed himself to be as treacherous to. his own people as he was to the Prime Minister at Munich?" "We can all draw our own conclusions from the action taken", replied Mr. Butler.United Prens.

Hammered and Heard Tappings

Diver's Dramatic Story At Thetis Inquiry

LONDON, July 19.

ON HUNGARY

Another Minority

Problem

→

Raised

BUDAPEST, July 19.

THE 13-point demands made by the leader of the Germani minority in Hungary, Herr Franz Basch, have been published by the Central Organ of the Hungarian National Association.

The demanda are:

1.Administrative but noi political

autonomy.

2.-Fure German schools in Ger- man districts, or mixed German- Hungarian schools in 'diriricis with mixed population.

3-Autonomous training institu- tions for German teachers headed by the Hungarian Government Com- missar,

4.-German secondary schools G-German girls high schoo}k 6-German Agricultural Training College.

751x or seven German grammar | schools.

scala 8.- Fificen Deputies in Parliament

the present three..

for

CLIPPER TRAGEDY ECHO Victim's Local Estate

A passenger on board the ill-fated German Hawailan Clipper, whlela crashed and

Instead

of sank about $70 miles froin Manila on July 28 last усат left Hongkong 9 German teachers In German estate sworn under $21,300. He was Watson Choy, allas Choy Wal-n, minority schools.

for German alias Choy Sliou-shan.

to form Athletic Associations

Mr. Choy was formerly of 2828 Hudson Boulevard, Jersey City, New Jersey. It will be remembered that Gerlast week an appilleation for pre-

10. Permission

organization.

of

THE THETIS enquiry is to be adjourned, after hearing further evidence by Captain Oram, until it is known whether salvage attempts will be successful.

11-Shular permission for of salvaging the submarine would Intimation to this effect was

not luare worked "In view of themas Youth Associations.

12. Recognition given by Mr. Justice Bucknil al

terible disclosure." this afternoon's hearing. He;

The Attorney-General interposed symbols. .said there was A reasonable and said that Cox was not entitled to prospect of the salvage being make observations of that sort. He successful, and he wished to added that a phrase like "terrible dis- hear evidence from the divers closure" was not justified, and would now engaged, who might be able do certain amount of harm to un-

Instructed people-Reuter. to reveal new facts.

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Rush To Rescue

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"We Shall Not - Flinch"

· LONDON, July 10. Min. Chamberlain (o-day sent

a message to Mr. Cecil Piko the National Conservative candidate In the Colne Valley bye-elce-

iton.

"While we believe there are no problems which cannot bo solved by peaceful mean WE shall not inch from any sleps which may be necessary to carry out OUT solemn pledges to resist, aggression," the Premier Bald.United Press.

German Activity In Eire

Nazi White-Anting Now Alarming

LONDON, July 19. THE "DAILY EXPRESS" declares that the Dominions office and the authorities in Eire are carrying out a joint investigation of Nazi pro- in Eire which, paganda although it has been dis-

sumption of his death was granted seminated throughout the German by the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl Mac-country during the past five

Gregor.

Letters of administration to the years, has recently develop- 13. Ending the Hungarian estate have been granted to Ired to an alarming degree. assimilation polley.

These demands were rejected by a number of anti-German newspapers. It is noticed that Herr Basch drepped

Choy Fel-ling, allas Choy Fook-hol, ullar Frank Choy, younger brother of The newspaper states that deceased and a flying instructor. Nazi agents have recently been

The Inte Mr. Mà Wing-chan, dilas Mn Jee (Cho) altas Mia King-fook, attempting to establish personal contacts with Irish Republican Futuro Trial Dives

ls demand, made last autumn, for alias Ma King Fook-tong, merchant,

extremists and other Left Wing the recounition of the German left Hongkong estate worth $94,200.

The late Mr. Ma died at 22 Kennedy proponents, while anti-British LONDON, July 10.In the House minority as a legul entity. of Commons to-day, Mr. Geoffrey

Manwhile the Hungarian press is Road on October 29, 1938, A dramaile account of how three Shakespeare announced that it was

Probate of the will has been grant-propaganda ta much stronger that increasing its attacks against Kumanita deep-sea divers were rushed from decided, pending the enquiry,

alleged mistreatment of the ed to Mrs. Fok Sul-yue and Mr. Mathan before.

Wai-Jam. Scapa Flow by fast motorboats, carnaval vessels capable of commutacat-for

sub-Hungarian minority. The Govern- submarine while and aeroplanes was described by ing with a

newspaper "Esti Ujsog," Mr. Thomas Mackentle, their chief merged will attend diving trinis, ment who has been engaged for 14 years when the diving submarine will tow publishes sensationally a report de- claring the "oppression and maltreat- in raising the sunken German fleet.

a marker buoy to show its position. He was working on the Dertlinger Civilians attending the trials willment of the Hungarian minority in making Rumania is becoming intolerable." It adds that Hungarians are being used for trench digging in Rumania.

-United Press.

at the time, and he Immediately

Trave

opportunity an

ان

offered his services to Cammel Lairds.practice escupes in tanks with the They first sald that everyone Davis apparatus, and the number of aboard the submarine was safe, but men aboard during diving trials later he was told the situation was would be closely scrutinised desperate, and the Admiralty ac- Reuter. expled his offer.

Two divers nt the time were work- ing 23 fathoms below surface. He ordered them up, and they removed their diving dress while being rushed Then they ushore in motor boat.

hurried to the scene of the disaster.

it.

Landing On Hull

Palestine Canard Flatly Denied

British

New Threat

To Tientsin

Harbour Work Will Isolate Concession

Commercial Treaty

More Czech Money For Germany

Berlin, July 19.

The D.N.B. News Agency revealed that France, in a commercial treaty with Germany, signed on June 30, agreed to immediately hand over to the Reich 20,000,000 francs worth of confiscated Czech money which has been held in France.

of

France also agreed to resume com-

Protectorates merce with the Bohemia and Moravia on the same basis as between France and Czecho- Slovakia under the Treaty of March Among other terms, according to

London, July 10. Replying in the House of Commons Sinclair McKenzie, the first of the

had Palestine Scapa divers to reach the Thetis, tu questions whether the British High

TIENTSIN, July 19. described landing on the hull of the Commissioner

already made a statement on a report vessel. Everything was in total

recently-issued by the central Arab

CONSTRUCTION of a new darkness. He got hold of something organisation, which contained a long which he was afterwards told was the wireless_must_and_he_slid down list of alleged outrages and excesses, harbour along the waterfront of 7, 1930.

said--to-hova-been committed by

troops in Palestine, Mr the Third Special Administrative D.N.B. Germany will be assured of He hammered and heard faint tappings, but the tide was too strong Malcolm MacDonald declared that the District, in keeping with the the same quantity of iron ore exports in question contained Japanese policy to isolate the from French Adrien during the re- to stay in one position long, and he report

The Minister added that the High British and French Concessions, mainder of this year as in previous could not concentrate on listening to numerous malicious falsehoods. the tappings.

Commissioner had been consulted, has been started by the North Years, while France agreed to increase coke imports from Germany which to the recently A passage at arms occurred between and had made a statement similar to China Transport Company.

slumped almost vanishing point. the Attorney-General and a witness that made by Mr. MacDonald.

Work was commenced late in June! during the testimony by a salvage The Minister went further when

Monotary Issues on, the construction of un embank- expert named Cox, who worked on

As in the earlier agreement, Ger- replying to another question and raising German warships in Scape said that all the charges made were ment, about 240 metres long above

the former Russian Park along the many will pay for the iron ore by untrue.-Trans-Ocean,

Pel River, and three godowns at the exports from the Reich to France en

a more or less barter basis. back of the embankment over an area

the The pact also provides for of 2,800 square metres. The con facilliation of German Imports of struction is expected to be completed valuable timber from the French iate in August.

Colonies. Finally, the agreement re- new gulates a number of financial ques- The plan also provides for piers and 14 godowns along a 390-tions, particularly in connection with the the transfer of private moneys, and metre-long embankment below Tokyo, July 20. The second day of the air defence Russian Park, and a sidetrack linking provides for the release of moneys owing to German insurance com- manoeuvres in Eastern Japan, with with Tientsin Station,

panies which were conflseated under Tokyo as the centre, which were Tuesday, featured the

the Versailles Treaty-United Press. started

Agreement Official mobilization of 100,000 members of

Berlin, July 19. newly-organized the

Flow.

air

Cox asserted that if salvage men of experience with compressed were on the spot, he would drill holes In the stern of the Theils, connect them to the air compressor, and force air into the submarine.

When the stern was on the surface It should have been left alone. The stern would have stayed up for days, weather permitting.

Air Defence In Japan

"Terriblo Disclosure" "We had ships at Seapa Flow stand ing on one end for months," he de- clared.

When the Attorney-General told Volunteer Corps.

During the past year, 1,300,000 to 1,500,000 tons of goods were imported Upon com- Alr Defence from abroad to Tientsin

pletion of the present plan, the new It is officially stated that the was harbour will be able to accommodate German-French trade agreement has Cor that the forward hatch of the Procautionary light control Thetia was not fitted with fasten-enforced last night throughout the over 1,500,000 tons of freight a year. been extended for one year, up to

June 30, 1940.-Trans-Ocean. inx clips. Cox declared he was afleeled area, and remained in force-Domel. staggered, le added that his plan until this morning-Domei.

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The authorities in Eire are making efforts to discriminate between purely anti-British Irish Republican Army extremists and those who are both anti-British and pro-German.

It is believed that Nazl sources subscribed to the I.R.A. in the first instance and terrorists have been extensively financed by the Nazis.

German Visitors

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The regular German colony in Eire is only about 250, the majority of with whom have little connection Nazi activities. The police, however, are keeping very close watch visiting Germans, including one with a University degree who attempted to contact IRA. and other" Republican organisations within a fortnight of landing in Eire.

also established The police have

German student is that another closely associated with a man who signatorica of the was one of the IRA. proclamation which heralded- the recent outrages in England.

The odd phrasing and curious con- struction of letters to certain weekly newspapers, expressing strong-pro- views, and anti-Briush German suggest that the writers are neither Irish nur English-United Press.

Text Of 1.R.A. Bill

LONDON, July 19. The Govern ment's emergency bill to deal with Irish Republican Army terrorism was published to-night.

It contains drustle powers, with heavy penalties for non-compliance. dc- not The LR.A., however, is clared an illegal organisation, and no bill action will be taken on a necessitating passports for people travelling from Ireland,

The bill, which will remain in force for two years, gives the Home Secretary power to make orders for expulsion against people who have Ilved for 20 years or less in this been con- country, and who have cerned In the preparation instigation of aels of violence, de- signed to influence public opinion, or Government policy with respect to Irish affairs.

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Power is also given to prevent their "e-entry to this country.

Suspect Persons The Home Secretary may also

from prohibit

catering Great Britain, persons' who are suspected of instigating or preparing any such acts of violence.

Persons attempting to evade ex- pulsion and prohibition orders can, If found in Great Britain while the order against them remains in force, i be sentenced to five yeara penal servitude on conviction, or indictment i on a term of imprisonment not ex-1 ceeding three months on a summary conviction.

Power is also given to moke sus- pects register. This power is based on the Administration of Allens Act, The bill also contains clause dealing with the matter of search, but this is restricted to those suspected of terrorum.

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The bill applies to people coming from any part of Ireland.

The second reading is to be taken either on Monday or Tuesday, and it is hoped to complete all its stages in the House of Commons by the end of next week--Reuter,

Bilf Introduced- LONDON, July 10-The House of Comunens to-day read for a first Ume the bill introduced by Sir Samuel: Hoare to deal with the activities of the IRA

In a subsequent statement Cat parliamentary business, Mr. Cham- berlain indicated that it was neces- anry to pass the bill without delay. Reuter,

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