On Lunghai Railway', Lead to Resignation of Foreign Minister Tokyo, May 16.
General Advance by Several Columns Places IHE problem of what form of central organization shall be set up to unify and make more efficient Japan's national policies Chinese Troops in Precarious Position; No ^j A] regarding China has recently become an issue in Japan as a result Less Than 40 Divisions Said Trapped of the fact that the Premier, Prince Konoye, the Army and the Foreign Office have very different views on the best methods to Herren was made yesterday morning, when the v enguards of achieve the aims desired. xd the Japanese armies in north and central China effected a The Foreign Office, somewhat naturally, strongly upholds the junction east of Tangshan, on the Lunghai Railwa view that political affairs in China must continue to be in its charge.
The junction, made near the twisted remains of the Wangchi The Premier proposes to set up a special East Asia Ministry over bridge, blown up by Japanese soldiers on Saturday, brought to an which he will preside and which will handle the huge political, end the first phase of the hostilities, which broke out at Lukouchiao Éuministative and economic problems' which need' inimediate) on the night of July 7 last. attention, and, possibly, the broad aspects of the military operations. p The announcement of the junction was the most important The-Army seems to aim at strengthening its present control, under item among the flood of reports which poured into Shanghai from Which a military oligarchy has been steadily entrenching itself in all parts of the Hsuchow front. M China and making major decisions not only in military but also MES MICH A junction, the in administrative and economic affairs, combined force immediately turned hes į L ha east, towards beleaguered Hsucho It is freely rumoured that the] aties on ung na the column hat alr the resignation of Mr. Koki Hirota, Wilkinson Outra e 1 At 2 o'clock yesterday gravity of the situation is such that bbb.
Chergchi, a small station the Minister for Foreign Affairs. g Heavily Bombed NOB abe ahogb peh. end a, Ma; P R d A "Another powerful column yesterday ce Bring the tact session or the Det 1 rOtest Ready Japenese tee Navy On e*t st it battered £A adu el ¿cheme for the wiifleation of China} British Authorities Frame rmy, Navy, Air mei ow, ins, souih- POSE. y T ers ihe. Legislative Bureau drafted a Force de hi 2 ngcheng-Hsuchow Incidents in Japanese Advance on Lunghai Railway: ut po gs me nors Document on Attack Upon 7 " 5 it in a walled g s r ese opt Xeh tied id cana Hard-Pressed " Left, Japanese tank needs assistance as it covers rough ground during the advance from Hwuiywan to Mengcheng, south of the its practicality was lost ani Naturalist and Writer rd-] sed Chinesi Ma many opinions from various 2 panese army uniti were ER rona agut ceh Dodo. d Lunghai Railway. Heavy fighting has left its mark on t 1 uring ne rgan SE Tut ware e p shai ce y ghting hes left its mark on the city walls. Right, a Japanese column entering a walled town durin 2 mere skeleton organization for re-reports from Peipin: E. adele a Peeping the ah r the main of Krs E or TRU E expedi vri he Japindie- Morihein ge Un "count S een moved from the original ideas of the} A protest against the treatment Mae b YA, poropob e Japanese forces operating west the advance which is expected to result t—hern and southern columns joining im this "district. m e oh "Apeh REN. Wy, west of HEW, alone amber of the Tsinpu Railws—- -—So many criticisms have since been minent British resident, at the hands of train recae u 2 A] Y 1 s є A ili and political quarters that the plan was being prepared yesterday after-Lunghi Botha, A, ww tank unit attached to this force rected against it from, Government of Japanese soldiers in Hungjao area, ERE by out Scare Created at Peaceful Solution for Czech Japanese Military In 308 Ri loren Concrete shape riy alee o HM bus yhere den, burned between————(s m UNNS CE s " " and political qua t the p g p y t - the air force units operating in this! Japanese Vanguard m a 1 Legation Quarter and acha pua or. derstood that the protest was to be gey one. Ein. bj i, " As the North China Development|and Consulate-General. It was up-orbs wi Close To Hsuchow Two Court Sudeten Issue Enhanced Peiping, May 16, [panies which a NE em PUO Another unit bombed ne os o Hsuchow v British authorities made to Japan's Chi either last night or this morning. Gat O AB, (Ya trains, supplies Shanghai, May 16 British, American Forces Herr Konrad Henlein Returns Convinced Britain nations to the Japanese £etting ready for active Mr. Wilkinson, while on one of his Xahe. dest be n R ETE Lo: British authorities made o Japan's Chi stored in yards, and military eqsicr Japanes troops were, eigh On Guard to Prevent Any Will Not Allow European Disturbance ies Just mitt following. OKY e bnmek 1a. obliged io Raster Wy in Mes RET a teen kin. southwest F Hsu- i a fne exercise pf ary contro Consideration of other and more) was s 3 se s s the. epuh Ut na da celer chsien In'a'street battle and. sider tension was felt action wit talks in London was expressed by Japanese. including the am. Needs; het he was insulted, beaten, kicked and XETA XYZ ok a fort cno ae kybk ur os Prague, May 16. 2 20 quarter b: sz " Hungjao Road barrier post, whereabolere gein als omi) chow fent aller cap! Attempts at Seizure Sank: Mas TU ni ins TEE Shag es EAE Pi [satisfactory schemes Keswick Road, taken to the Japanese bombing points on and south of 04 pushing six kin. beyond it to yesterday at ti 1 Dis- aurad Henlein, n German Party in Placing of a Japanese s In the opinion of the Board: of seriously wounded by about ten 4 Ts aeg the summit of a low mbüntain trict Court in ni At, Boge rep ds with fixed bayonet outside Cabinet advisers, the Legislative Japanese soldiers. It is understood A "very large unit" commanded) range a despatch from Japan- ang the Second Bra aksu High C? kia, on his return here last evening from a secret and} entrance to the British Bureau scheme merely aims atthe was thrown upon the ground in Lieut-Commander Takat ese feld headquarters claimed. Court, Weihaiwei reports brief visit to the Britis fic on the streets supervision. of the North China and he course of the outrage and that centrations with " mes x tak 6 o'clc tonig. Y ponse! armed Nankin: H E y nien e the political programme which à|dence" a "Thi st serious Wok bb "The mountain position was ere cir that the Japanese- Herr Henie impression that stopped, causing much im- Central China companies and lacks his captors performed a jubilant "war shan, west of Hsuchof, on thei vho strong Japanes sara ernment" intended to assum EX ENER lof Europe' tp be disturbed) cee aries Reuter Dip central organization for dealing with injury which he sustained was in-e taken at 6 o'clock tonight after usered Nank Britain $ um SEA a disturbd niece to the entire Diplo- lhe, politi grain dence" about him. The mi Lunghai Railway c had: Qvebcome din j e trot c tutions. [ana that, therefore, the dai n Germans could be settled eu China affairs requires, On the other fioted by one of the soldiers, who Heavy damage, cording to a " T r cial District Court only be negotiate Consequently, it is hoped that the political hand, precipitate establishment of an drew his bayonet, stabbed Mr. Wil-naval spokesman was also done toj re ye Te NONE wa tua ritish defence sector. situation in Czechoslovakia will be much eased. East Asia Ministry in disregard of kinson in the back and then twisted K "iso done to from Chinese troops both out- y puas A Japanese tank unit cut the Lunz-! Siachsien SEE dem ESE ID M. Hamil Krofta, the Czech Foreign Minister, saw the Briti ath of Br irish n M X cehgeh {o reporte MP: HAN was the Tangshan station and airfield. side and y 2 ning reinforce- M. Hamil K the Czech Foreign Ministe w the British y t prevailing circumstances would be|!he bayonet in the wound, according hai y east of Tangshan on Siaohsicn, termed the "key ü & rear Prague yesterday and promised to do What the Government now requires, Japanese custody for eleven hours, Sat T io Hsuchow is 24.km. south yarded by ren o! the First demands of the Sudeten A a it is held, is a central organization being taken from military post to the spokesman to have been inflicted present Japanese "big push." stood that furt He is understood to have stated that ISsionarie: too full of redrape, In other words, questioning E large losses" were said by west of the objective of the t: the Seaforth H ssionar which is neither too idealistic nor military post, including Hongkew, for on Chinese troops "fleeing in el) Tiis located en the Yungcheng- w i in readiness ionality statute would provide Communi i i ® tral bureau for t sag finally: eat Hoo pape uck" XD on thi opge O: che mal representation for the Soviet Sends Stron bw GEM Mito Bee ut, or China affairs super- with week, in' a-apanese. cay lat Ses TE Q sts Believed to Be|not only must a central bureau He was finally sent home, covered Heavy. Woeb m East Guided Army's aerial kiang Road should they be needed German population in all sphere: guilty of Murders; Party ji; economic development, but it] on Friday afternoon Especially heavy was the damage infantry Jfóm the M the headquarters of sell-sdministralion, probably by ply te japan tural development if the Govern- "North-China Daily News." Mr. Wil-Garaia y ds of two columns a" š u RESI erin aen japa ape Reply io Jo nan Ambushed in Shansi ust also embrace political amd cul- As the "Country Diarist" in the sustained by forces withdrawing I south advanced [States Font, SSU alias, Wat Wa BERRET teer ed London, May 16, ments aim of unifying -national|kinson is known to thousands of from the eastern sector of the Lunt- rapidly toward meeting on ions ud Re ESN CHORDS one Propaganda War Against], As rar as they knew Dr. h, G.|POlicies regarding China is to be|Shanzhailanders who admire his ai to areas west of Hsuchow, the the Lunghai Railway late s ES la the a a Wyatt, one of two British mission- ®chieved: anile style anthhis knowledge of the spokesman asserted Y afternoon. as reported to be the "German Guard "Serv May 16, 21185 killed in Shansi last week, was Foreign Office Scheme Mister rawyb p r g 2 e ug to base afte r me that United States Marines 1 a Meanwhile, the Foreign Office plan-to have been suffered by Chinese es observation over the ba been posted at that institution e Mur reled reply. Ru from Taiyuanfu to Taichow, in north n; e ande en has drafte Heavy losses were further said mepeh ne EJ base after frst time that United States Marines ay 16. conducting a party of missionaries hile, th im Ofi troops entrenched in Suhsien, Ku- yr SSU A m aa Rusk statement issued by the Ministry Note received on|Shansi, when he was shot, declared 3 C E s eyo; May. 16. then and the neighbouring villages 20165, Capts. Kiyoshige Kugimi-, Japanese visit Court of the Interior on Saturday Ye rabyba anabo scheme of its own for the (o Tokyo, May 16. Which experienced repeated raids by >a and Nihachi Konishi, pilots Bo arab reed lant by the newly formed "Voluntary ihe Baptist Mission Ss tion of diplomatic policy The recent incident in Shanghai naval aircraft of scouting planes, reported S Dah t bpy Cerran Guard Service" of apreh interview with Reuter today. He had moe CORE ata wywa Me, B- Sa WIES ce that the two bodies of troop E 10 Seize Sudeten German Party violated the nisser for the Navy, heard that Japanese soldiers rescued prominent member wob Shangnals "he. walling Morse des] NE RET to four kin. apart à delegation of Japan: vocutations by its proclamation a re May 1. Navy two other missionaries, and that Dr. The plan, first of all, is to ch Brill. community end Ais: southern) Meter Gr the, repu: iwa ly before e First Special py the appointment of a ch of lander and pro- Wyatt and Miss Glasby were mur-ithe name of the Ministry fron soldiers was the subject of a number Railway, was boarded by "about 30, 4 ay g. It) has given rise to violon sy by cebu X, lered by Chinese Communi cgn Affairs Ministry to Foreign of questions put to the spokesman of planes" commanded by Lieut, Ka curator b ode IS, PORE d The Society. Dr. Chesterman added, (Policy Ministry, with a semi-indepen- the Foreign Office this morning, but Qut Domei. et P for has given rise to violent con rs) the Soviet Union" dered by Chinese Communists. gri oni japa 1 S mie, rhe casu ў Volunt e yang S MAP CE ble to accept that version|dent East Asia Bureau and andthe latter declined to discuss the AY severe raid was also. staged panied: by an jibe dis hi ye without. confirmation, however, information Bureau, each headed by|affair pending the receipt of a upon Pakonghow, an important man Guar ice but a rumbo it sco a eve 1 Hue delia poke.
1 1 "ant of papers which are supposed to mair and 1851 November statements were pub-la director-generaly Ahoh. sone me, Canon arkom ay on deinched te uwek Suftsle € lose relations wit ne lished about the ill-treatment of Dr. The Foreign Office proposes there] He revealed, however, that the Railway. E Kosher a Malans quarters. express the v that th has Wyatt by Chinese which proved to be|shail be three divisions to the East British Ambassador to China, Sir onibed ere the station, freight P. or Hsurhow yy. nieh EDU a Misty AL neret YDAM ft Bor baseless. The bodies of the two|Asia Bureau, an administrative divi- Archibald Kerr, had incidentally military freight cars, the Sout sucha the Tsing Mena yyryh Son on ihe pebpo and vat murdered missionaries have not ye? [bon dealing with commercial ana mentioned the incident when he saw arsenal and. anti-aircraft machine- ed They pian rly the organization that it must refrain d Seek Diem n been recovered.—Reuter. economic affairs related to Manchou-|Mr. Masayuki Tani Japanese guns in the vicinity of the arsenal yh building and asked from using military ai veta à equi 19 Japan: [kuo and China and a cultural divi- Minister-at-Large, last Friday and The Tienho aerodrome, in a belated communique from Pèi- about the pro- terms in its pronouncement ae bbk irati coa [son dealing with culture affairs that Mr. Herbert Phillips, he suburb of Canton, again experienced Ping yesterday afternoon revealed court depart- y temp 1 m m what took place Taiyuan, May 16. related to China and Manchoukuo, British Consul-General at Shanghai night, raid on Sunday night à ud aa 2 Japanese units are combing the} The Army expresses strong. op-!9c 2 I aptes the occupation of Pihsien, an im- x he Guard Service observes th n what took plac Japanese P s sao strong- op- took up the matter with Mr, Shinroku Raids were staged by naval air- à no reason why the there a single occasion Mountains north of here, in search of poison to this scheme. The plan if} ctuday afternoon—Reuter, Esas air- Portant Chinese stronghold in Kiang- emended discretion, these papers|and i place apan, t ai UH ieee, Te Sean dii uc Hidaka, Japanese Consul. General, on. craft on Lungki and Foochow air-[ 80. only 24 kims, south-east of the P hich Hes. B er [in the So ju when stale two Britons. kidnapped by a Chinese aso criticized in other important Saturday afternoon.—-Reuter. fields, At the latter, hangars and "Wine of Taierehwar "IE vent any d are De DAONA c news: individuals band on May 4, it was learned here|quarters, which favour a central were damaged. Japane S id Ais the two Court e gates were k dissolved—Trans-Oceai have aer At organ for China affairs under the riving towards Lis i dine 19 persons allowed 10 ‹ Pamphlets. Seized ca It anxiety for the fate of the (Reuter, Japanese Police Free area Nere reported to be steadily) astly closed and only authorized at acers here admitted! direct control of the Cabinet—TEE ne south-west, and directly south, qi is understood that the Consular: missing persons. A party of four Dr. von Schuschnigg Mr Ress d.a peri rot sahh e. int {foward the propaganda war Show. 60 kims io the Worth, in am Mr. O'Hara 9 chuschniss: held a special meeting yester- Prague. May 16. Ax cesoha t here on May 4 for Sin - (Hay.
d: to the eastern section of the Lung- that the C la AA i Government changes it Sin-Driven Insane dH s a column ree ie Neuer sins chauffeur N Duce Lays Keel of Rélease. After "Dwelva Days Alrenc lead this force in {he " 4 K y. " "yuhe mobile driv y Chinese 4 4 Cour tacking Czechoslovaki automobile driven by a ava K on Sunday night occupied the Attempts on Courts Wemet particularly that wi The same day, the group was am- Delon.
Alleged Report Published Pos ay station kim: (on, Mey 16: country- i u PO PO bushed by a band of 50 or 60 Chinese. 5, roa Report Pu south-east of Pi London, May 16 t Scots Widow of German pret ora pans of 50 or b Cures: New Battleship t wog ese cee] old former P: r he War Col. me: f 9 p i4 were: GG M oan ig Cre y: Si Twelve days after his arrest by the In U.S. Weekly Paper m Wr Chinese troops, Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly. S-year- In Melnik pdt St. Paul May 19. Japanese advance in the Taierch ni World War Commander-in- Party were Sentenced for Spying ceeded in making their escape and Ceremony at Genoa Japanese prias buoap CETTE b. which had stubbornly resisted the old former President of the War Col- members. " "; ne ONE ud TH BARS Big Crowd Watches Simple Dr. Kurt von Schuschnigg, former Pihsier aix ae f the western approaches. to- the tracts. while b rө" E ce Xun ing the Military and Naval Secreis A Chancellor of Austria. who was re- were reported by ae Soto talk d apenkes verd m were handing out the sheet mail Gui i copus edi Domit ded en: Genoa, May 16. Protection Law, Mr. Frederick "Pat" moved from office when Germany retreating ae ud Canal—takin: Spec EN è a repor hө mames of the Construction on another powerful O'Hara, resident secretary for Javan q annexed Austria. was reported today n S id elt. seised £000: a! Secrets Act der did P Belus. nor did it mention addition to the growing Italian fleet jor the Liverpool and Lundon Globe i 1o be insane by the Vienna correspon- Retreat Threatened were th the Japanese Apte Packages. of London, 16. Presence of women in the group. Was begun yesterday following- a Insurance Company, was released dent of the Catholic we ru. desire citement of the ques- pring o r Mo ix. Miis Celequenty. it is not known if the simple ceremony performed By today, 2 Wanderer." howeve expe e Prague, Bohemia. hairdresser of. Dundee, was sen report refers to Dr. H. C. Wyatt and Signor Mussolini in the presence of The preliminary mination of The correspondent said] Dr. von mobile Japane—————- to four year's penal servitude in Edin- Miss Glasby, said to be missing mian immense cheering crowd.—mr. O'Hara is stated to have been Schuschnigg "has actually become West f: Y a e anas och (day uniter the Official Secrets [north Shansi-"Domei. Pressing a button in.a shipyard, completed, and the Yokohama police insane—driven to madness by the} J e opera Notes New Empire ceteka save the dor: teaching Act. Rb =e gt—= n Duce set in motion a crane which have released him subject to the re-terrible events of the recent months ere equally Rome. May 16. in the pamphlets and th pleaded guilty to three 1 E depen po of obama naahaga i XYH AW yam guid da Xbnyy MER rawaa omb tical errors proved they w Australia's Defence Ships included. im Italy's yesuirea by the Procurate, which io The editor of the weekly said he Tsining cla the latest nation to extend sisal errors: proved they. ¥ "s p 5 -ton battleship ro. one Of! the Procurators Court if and when devious route... from a thoroughly om T bene 4; D heer coh 1 0 1 programme for 1988, erg [OW Studying the results of the ex-reliable source. 75 kims. ni t 7. " Si address io 60,000 workers amination.
He quoted an unide d Austrian key Kiangsu city. ar [Plan pposec 21 m families Signor Mussolini Mr. O'Hara, an Irishman from refugee as saying "never before in flernoon fou a Ў M à xeu Trades Union Refuses to 2814, that the Italian Empire would Liverpoor has declined to give an lanius Ok an autre ti ice s Revival of N.R.A. Standards Proposed in Pie, eng Ca-operate een el atis. radical manner."—United Press, tt Pone. ix a H coastal c places BPICIAL. Tu NEON, he Impero, when completed, will tin, kept in daily contact with the nation been liquidated in i! 7 e al Ben pox "ce path a The British-Consul here, Mr, Ausnsi For New ages and Hours Bill coos: өr Scotland an record Adelaide, Apr,2t. be one of the most powerful vessels Japanese authorities over the case Poles Reach Guatemal d Administration Expected to Force Passage of Big widow of a German. Wor Federation has refused to be over 30 knots—Reuter, O'Hara,—Reuter. (dolia T The Australian Sheet Metal afloat. Her speed, it is believed, will but was not allowed to see Mr. uatemaia banco A Recovery Bill; Fight for Control of Funds Due The Solicitor-Censral for Scotland, [ce-operate with the Federal Govern-which inel m es at] Mr. James Scott Reid, n plans far 4 On Warsaw Flight ohgyh, i pud ec v " p ministéattoti leaders are sighting mièn foreign. agents mentioned RID b lo. emer on 1A Sd hea E fs 000 then " and 5.000] Senator Pat Harr ES: the grounds ere in Germany.—Re b eye reh supparkzor Sir Samue care expected to accept 4 Long Journey Being Made Ai Mire. ed a Mine - Me. Neville Chamberlain's foreign Gio avy loa lor it 4 ryhah n as x xd Leto Nen e ierce Hand-To-Hand The following resolution was carrie j In Easy Stages from U.S. Der h bes ha w cut" e Fi Hand. poles in s ecretarys 1p for Air The five Polish airmen flying from N ". B e, isit: li remi cuk may s hours Tsao e ree Hand-To-Hand "nowy at the Union's conference Mr. Chamberlain Suffers Gout Attack, Postpones California to Warsaw, Poland. in Real Changes Unlikel [Battle in Palestine "We condemn the action of the Dundee Visit; Cabinet Reshuftie Speculated 3 easy stages today arrived here in Headguariers Moved A ed that amend- amend ete io hour Premier of Tasmania in PROMO Maree Lockheed transport plane at e nic Apb p red, but x s Ri - lvoesting compulsory military train am, four hours and fifteen) Gen. Count His ‹ n ers Congress= w thes irene pos a Foot' out Arabs) as London, May 16. retary for the Dominions, Mr. Mal-after leaving Mexico City. Commander-in-Chic e Japane F i the N.R.A. coe Eh y er Bayonet Charges The defence programme of the The Prime Minister, Mr. Neville calm MacDonald. y started their long hon {ror Expeditionary Forces in China. v ge differ b Lyons Government cannot Be Chamberlain, is suff from a mild Meanwhile, Viscount Swinton, Air Los Anahb. Har moved his hendgearte Y a parated from its foreign policy of attack of gout. Consequently, he has Secretary, who handed in his resigna-M. Waclow Makowski, M. Zbigniew unnamed point south of Po Y sot ate estioning support for Mr. Cham- s visit to Dundee, where tion yesterday, landed at Hendon Wsicknewski, M. Simon Paskorz, M. Reports ie à - benep this D: n as to have received the freedom airport from Ireland where he was Alphonse Rzéczewskl and M. Jerzy quarters s r Reraery u aye As this includes concessions to y Lord Londonde guest during the x Krassow the airmen who are|conf s Fascist military aggressors, Ger- bluet, Reuter week-end. attempting to reach War re- nese out contin buaa on 4h pen r Italy apan, the weaken-|UPderstands, will be announced this Political circle: p that that their plane was would be unable to e bw. He push on the road between Acre ing of the League of Nations and cvenine surprise at the: aco ocrba p h D PINE, e" the bill ec Safed. 281 a: etm at the- announcement of 1 hour despite a load of 900 gallons of à ent made sev- collective se we declare our|State for Home Affairs and former! scme hinted that Mr. Chou ied c of travelling 225 miles per ly tishtenin J. Ri SIE a. the prevention of the development of Sir Samuel Hoare, secretary of Mr, Chamberlain's attack of zasolin ted Pre " e x opposition f State for Air. Will merely trying. to gain asoline—United Press. ' eng ne afore they opposition. Secretary of State fo will m r. Chamberlain is x c 1 obe! "We refuse to consider any ce-succeed Viscount Swinton Air carrying out the reconstruction 001016 of the Lung operation on defence matters while Secretar: Cabinet.—aya A Brazilian Revolt b n he Sel put by t formerly Mr.. C.,, Welk-informed quarters, however, ch e east am the present foreign policy is pursued." It is believed that Lord Harlech.
Rio de Jane the next féWomóntü m. otary and Mr. Malcoln a "diplomatic illness" and declare that t approx y 80 S ent of U.S.$3.000,000,0 will resign the post of Colonial Sec- Pape mare deny the allegations of en. Pantaleo Pessoa was arrested Tenghsien Fi housing - Secretary of State for the Dominions, pa, Prime Minister sincerely regrets today in connection with the uprising Adding a new name to the other French Atlantic Fleet may succeed him. he was compelled to delay his dificult of green-shirted Brazilian Integr mporta towns: eaptused By al loans als s in the Foreign Office are Ng of replacing Viscount Swinton, fas, Fascist type organization, it was] Japanese forces in the past few ies fo.—Lisbon, May 16. unlikely.—Reuter. hoise. of State, tisclli, was held incommunicado "esterday morning seeks authority to s sisting of 26 units which left ' Brest Diplomatic Mines" Denied——retary for the Overseas Trade Depart nounced. An -Natan, Sig. Cesat|. spokesman for the Japanese works al he French Atlantic Fleet con- a ie Iliness" " [Such at Lt.-Col. D. J. Colville, See. when found in possession of a dozu- cupation of 51.450.000.000, wh y 1, several days ago for its hi-annual London, May 16. Ment, and Capt. Euan Wallace, Under: ment allegedly containing a reque: t Sorth-west of Hsuchov ess Administration carrier} manoeuvres is at present in this] Sir Samuel Hoi e Home Sec- [cer for the Board of Trade, are of the Integralistas- nits which enter e U.S$1.250,000.000 for the seven m early thised in honour Prime Minister this morning, and|0Wing to the excessive number of kbbb k Bbp Ypb nameh wpenditures he asked Congress at the|port, Ceremonies have been organiz- TeCtars. paid a half-hour visit to the likely to be promoted into the Cabinet (Continued on page 9) beginning July 1—United Pres Havas, was followed at No. 10 by the Sec- Lords in the Government—Havas,
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