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Thursday,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
And 424
August 24, 1939.
"TELEGRAPH SPECIAL MESSAGES ON THE EUROPEAN CRISIS
GREECE
Italy's Island Arsenal
BARDANELLES
TURKEY
TYRNA ☎
Wor preparations are being rushed ahead in the Dodecanese Islands, the Italian-owned group in the Eastern -Mediterranean.
Germán vessels are continuously unloading military supplies at Port Mandraki, In Rodes, the biggest of the Islands.
Seven of the most modern type submarines are among the 10 Italian warships anchored there.
Two of the islands, the formidable stronghold of Leros, and Patmos, are
being evacuated of their entire popula- tion an Governor-General Graziant's orders
They are being taken to another Italian-owned Isle, Calymnon, but zeores have managed to
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King Returns To London As Commons Meet
PARLIAMENT TO RUSH D.O.R.A. LEGISLATION
LONDON, Aug. 231 (Reuter).The House of Commons will meet at 2.45 p.m., to-morrow, (9.45 p.m. to-night H.K.T.).
The Prime Minister is expect- ed to make a comprehensive statement on the international night to Turkish Asia Minor, risk-situation, lasting about an hour, lug their lives in rowing-boats,
escape
لاتا
General Graziani recently issued n decree forbidding the Italian garrison officials from having anything to do with the loent population on pain of severe punishment.
when he proposes a motion lo facilitate the immediate passage of the Emergency Powers Bill, and any financial resolution re- quired in connection with it.
The leaders of the two Opposition parties will follow, and the subse quent discussion will govern the be Bill can passed by both Houses on
As Dill is
the the po
possibilities of an
Text of New Treaty Announced in Berlin question whether the
Russia, Germany Sign Non-Aggression Pact
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH
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BERLIN, Aug. (UP).—It is officially stated that the German- Soviet non-aggression pact has been signed by Herr von Ribbentrop and M. Molotoff.
Pact Formally Signed
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
very
It has also been stated by rellable quarters that M. Molotov has said that protracted negotia tions would be necessary before the non-aggression pact with Germany could be concluded.
of an extended
on details, such as the liberty of the subject could be considerable. Fol- lowing a visit to Sir Samuel Hoare, who will be in charge of the bill, by a deputation of the Trades Union Council, who were apprehensive on these points, a smooth passage for the bill in this respect is however, assured,
There is now no reasonable doubt that the Bill will be passed in the House of Commons to enable the House of Lords to pars it, and for Fit to receive the Royal Assent to-
morrow evening.
to-
Parliament's sittings after
Ribbentrop's Interview MOSCOW, Aug. 23 (Reuter)-Berr marrow will depend on the situation von Ribbentrop's interview with Mast develops from day to day. Molotoit lasted over three and a half bours, ending at 7 o'clock this even- Inst.
King's Return
morning.
The Queen and Princesses will re- main at Balmoral for the present.
Attico Returns
Mr. Attlee, leader of the Opposi- tion, who has been recuperating in North Wales after his recent opera tion, is returning to London and will be in his pince in the House of Com- mons to-morrow.
Downing St. Crowd
All this afternoon a considerable crowd in Downing Street watched the comings and goings of ministers and diplomata,
Occasional cheers prosc, notably when the United States Ambassador was recognised when, after a visit to the nice, he crossed to No. 10.
he spent 40 minutes with Mr. Chamberlain.
Lord Chatfield, Minister for the Co-ordination of Defence, Sir Samuel and Mr.
Hoare, the Homeritioner for:
S. M. Bruce, High Australia were also among the cal lers on the Prime Minister, and the Polish Ambassador was prominent mong those who visited the Foreign Ofer during the afternoon.
Sir Eric Phipps, British Ambas- sador in Paris say the Prime Mini ter before lunch.
Lord Chancellor Hurrying Home
The Lord Chancellor the only Cabinet Minister absent from yester- day's special meeting, is cutting short his Canadian holiday to return to England. Lord Maughan, who will sall on Saturday, to-day conferred with the Canadian Premier, Mr. Mackenzie Kings
Political Territorials To Attend Meeting
SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Aug. 24, (UP).—Mem- bers of Parliament who are serving in the territorials the Army, Navy or Air Force reserves are allowed to to-morrow attend Parliament without special
leave.
H.M. THE KING
Place
LONDON, Aug. 23 (British Wire- Swastika Flags In Moscow Jess). ----An' simonneement Issued BERLIN, Aug. 23 (Reuter).—Two from Buckingham Palace this after- MOSCOW, Aug. 24, (Domei), tours after arrival in Moscow, Herr Door states: "In view of the special
Joachim von Itilbentrop had his first meeting of Parliament the King has Buckingham -The German-Soviet non-ag meeting with M. Mololuft, and it was decided to return to London, and will morning." gression pact
formally stated at 6 pm, that they were still travel south to-night. Wis signed last night at the Kremlin conferring.
A German press message trom Palace between Herr. Joachim
Moscow says that Herr Ribbentrop von Ribbentrop, the visiting and his assistants found the airfield German Foreign Minister, and decked in Swastika flags when they M. Viacheslav
the arrived. Soviet Foreign Commissar.
Molotov.
Secret Understanding? SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
MOSCOW, Aug. 23, (Domel).--- Informed quarters understand that simultaneous with the signing of the non-aggression pact, a secret understanding will be concluded between Germany and the Soviet Union.
Japanese Pique MOSCOW, Aug. 23, (Router),—It } is stated that the Japanese Ambau- | sador was not present at the dinner
A meeting of The Pelme Minister Will the Privy Council will be held at audience of His Majesty to-morrow Major Anthony Eden and Lieutenant
A communique will be issuer to- night stating that Herr Hitler told Sir Nevie Henderson that Germany RHINELAND would not permit the British guar- antec to Poland to affect "her vital rights and claims"
Talks To Continue
PARIS, Aug. 23 (Reuter)-AC- coriing to the "Intransigeant", it has been decided by Parts and London. working in complete agreement, to off the interrupt, but not to break -tal talks in Moscow.
Terms Of Pact SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
(UP)—The Aug. 24, BERLIN,
In the German Embassy given in terms of the Soviet-German Non- honour of Herr von Ribbentrop, neither was he present at the air. Aggression Fact which was signed by the Soviet Commissar for Foreign the German Foreign Affairs and Minister. Herr Von Ribbentrop the presence of Stalin yesterday have Been announced 24 follow:
port when Herr Ribbentrop arrived. Tripartite Talks To Continue SPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH"
· LONDON, · Aug. 23 (UP)-New hope has been aroused in Londum.
It has been reliably stated that the
to
1.----Germany and Russia agree abstain from aggression against each
others.
Soviet Commissar for Foreign Allairs | other individually or Iti league against has advised Britain and France that Russia is willing to continue the negotiations for a tri-power mutual
ald pact.
It is said that M. Molotoff has told the British and French Ambassadors in Moscow that there is no reason for the talks to discontinue because of the Soviet's non-aggression pact with
Germany,
Heald to have explained that bath arrangements would be defen- sive and, therefore, they would not conflict.
the
2.- cilher suffers aggression other signatory will not support the third power In any way.
8. Germany, and Russia will keep
in touch continuously for consultation on questions of vital interesi.
4-Neither will join any group of powers aimed directly or Indirectly against the other signatory,
5. In the event of any differences between the Soviel and Germany such differences will be settled ex-
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SPAIN
Versailles Break-up
Former C7CCHO SLOVAKIA
MEMEL
VILNA
LITHOS ANIA
RUSSIA
POLAND
FRUTHENIA
FRANCE
HUNGARY RUMANIA
AUSTRIA
Twenty years ago the Treaty of Versailles was
sirged as an after-the-war settlement, These are the outstanding events since then which have made the treaty out of date: 1932, Germany ceases to pay war reparations. 1935,
Anglo-German Naval
Treaty acknowledgea right of Germany to naval rearmament. Same year Hitler introduces con- scription. 1938, Germany re-
ALL OVER THE WORLD
SPEY
ROYAL WHISKY
DISTILLED OVER 10 YEARS AGO BY
SOLE AGENTS:
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SYRIA
ALBANIA SANJAK OF ALEXANDREITA
occuples demilitarised Khine. land. 1938, Hitler invades Aus- iria. 1939, Hiller seizes Bohemla and Moravia and becomes pro- tector of Slovakia.
Ilungary seizes Rutheals. Germany takes Meme). Mussolint takes Albania. France gives Sanjak of Aloxan- dretia (Syria), which sho ad- ministered under League man- date,
city to Turkey. Vilna. given to Lithuania after the war. was seized by Poland in 1923.
House Of Lord: LONDON, Aug. 23, (Reuter)--The House of Lords will meet at 3 p.m. to-morrow, when Viscount Halifax will open the proceedings with a statement, which probably will not be in identical terms with the state- ment to be made by the Prime Minis- ters in the House of Commons.
Canadian Parliament
OTTAWA, Aug. 23, (Router). Parliament' will be Immediately summoned if it becomes apparent that peace efforts are likely to fail, declared Mr. Mackenzie King. the Premier to-day.
Rhodesian Parliament BULAWAYO, Aug. 23. (Reuter). The Southern Rhodeslan Parilament has been summoned for a special session on August 28, to enact legisia- tion similar to the Emergency Powers Defence Bl in Britain.
Enrolling of local defence volun- teers will begin at Balawayo to- morrow.
China's Adverse Trade Balance
com-
CHUNGKING, Aug. 24 (Central). -An excess of $231,207,180 imports over exports from April to June this year is revealed by statistics piled by the Chinese Maritime Cus- toms, according to a Shanghai re- port
Imports during the period under review totalled $448,944,355 while ex- ports, $217,647,107.
RESTRICTIONS LIFTED
∙BY MACAO & MANILA
A LARGE NUMBER of people
have visited the American Con-
sulate General in Hongkong Reich Plane
since yesterday, principally to obtain Philippine Island visaes
on their passports.
In France
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It is announced for general infor- VERDUN, Aug. 19_(Havas) -Lost mation that, ns from Saturday, Macao and short of fuel, a German military has agreed to allow people land plane landed two kilometres from there from Hongkong without the Montfaucon, near Verdun, at 5.30 necessity of holding valid certificates p.m. yesterday. Soldiers of the 156th of Inoculation.
Regiment, Fo
Fortress Infantry, were
Pending any later decision,
which due notice will be given, the passing by in a car at the time and made investigations, arresting the United States quarantine authorities German pilot and informing the have kindly agreed to withdraw higher authorities. restrictions regarding the minimum Name of the aviator is Otto Pech- period of five days in relations to eigner. He was brought to Verdun certificates of anil-cholera inocula- for questioning and it was here that tion issued by the Hongkong Govern- he declared he had left from Han- ment medical and health authorities. over for Wisebaden, but lost his This notification is for the benefit bearings and decided to land since of intending passengers to the Philip he had fuel enough for only one- pines.
half hour more of flight.
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