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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
1
London reports focus on Germany's moves provoking a European crisis. Officials warn against violent Britain attacks while urging restraint, with talk of a Four Power Pact and possible adjournment for ten days amid political maneuvering and press reaction.
Berlin Monday Haron Von Neurath told foreign press that replying to Mr Arthur Hendersons note was necessary as Germany had paid. He charged powers with discrimination against Germany and violating the idea of the league. He said the MacDonald Plan was not terminated and that the conference sought to impose a second din farmament. He claimed Germanys departure need not upset its labours.
German public informed that four Brown Mbiria participants in a Ramait on A Swim subject FueRK and an Englishman Hardy from the Haitian Embassy in Berlin were sent to a concentration camp. The Americans Noel and AL Durseldorf were arrested and will be tried in Hella for the maltreatment.
Four Brazilians injured in border incident near the Uruguay River. Argentine border patrol says the launch carried men from Ban Borjun armed with rifles and machine guns, believed seeking the release of a Brazilian political refugee, Colonel Juan Garcia, kidnapped at Pasha in September. The incident touches the Bragilan presidential family with alleged casualties aboard.
Monday opening cautions hit markets as the Klock exchange marks down German securities. The German bonds slump, triggering heavy selling in international stocks while the French Bourse suffers. Berlin reports official support but the market shows weakness. several Paris listings fall and European stocks slide.
A London report describes the disarmament conference adjournment for ten days amid tensions over withdrawal. It notes Germany and Allied delegates, led by Arthur Henderson and von Neurath, exchange notes on the withdrawal decision and a programme to realize rights, while concerns over conformity and governance are raised.
A fragmented report notes EXEAISER approving a policy linked to Hitler and comments on withdrawal as a response to sentiment. The piece mentions figures such as Herr Hither Yoenmaidar and Moearehy, with unclear roles and dates.
The Daily Mall reports British press urges the government to proceed cautiously toward war, noting disarmament has failed and Britain should strengthen strained unity to push for peace. It critiques Germany's withdrawal and warns against factional advice while calling for renewed conferences.
A Geneva report describes a Four Power decision withdrawn by a proposal to submit arms talks to the Dial Armament Commission. The plan had called for no rearmament and disarmament by stages but was dropped to maintain the Covenant Pact of Parliament.
A fragmented report notes an Italian swing in opinion sparked by Geneva chatter. The piece cites unnamed officials and press comments as they debate missteps at a conference.
A former police official, Ragerntedt, escaped a Kapendorf concentration camp and was shot dead at the frontier near Berlin while attempting to cross into Holland. He spent a night in the woods eluding pursuers before the fatal attempt.
Amid ro-Nax demonstrations police neutralized unrest by deploying rubber trench grenades at campuses in Vienna Innsbruck Graz and surrounding areas. Police subdued protesters with smoke bombs and detained several rioters as universities closed indefinitely.
Berlin dispatch reports circulating rumors that President Hindenburg may resign after the plebiscite, though most observers discount the possibility. The situation creates friction between the President and the Chancellor amid elections.
In Ballingar County Galway police searched the district after an attack on a dance hall during a United Ireland gathering. Five wounded as shells penetrated windows. no arrests reported.
American disarmament representatives will hold aloof over the inter capital conferences before the reopening of the Disarmament Conference proper. Delegations will continue their activities during the conference in long and here seems any reasonable hope of carrying on the negotiations.
In London on Monday discussions involve Mr Bruce expected back Wednesday and Mr Bingham the American ambassador. They aim to reach a mutual understanding on subsidised American wheat and flour and its sale in the Far Eastern markets through conference with the American government.
New York shares declined sharply amid unsettling overseas news and a stronger dollar. Stock quotes fell to new lows as traders sold heavily, with commodity futures and bonds showing similar weakness and the dollar closing near 40.04, up from Saturday.
The populace hears rumors of a rebel movement and questions the government over declining trade. Reports suggest the king may sympathize with the Javett Luttle, a claim denied by the government.
London records indicate Germany’s exit from the Disarmament Conference was decided last week with Hitler warning the Reichstag that Germany would quit the Conference and the League if forced to sign permanent disarmament disqualification. The note recalls his May 17 statement and aligns it with recent German decisions.
President Hindenburg backs Nationalists in public stance though critics fear crackdowns on former Nationalists. The political move provokes unease as governing circles weigh potential actions near Millers Blehtacite and Ketohatag influence.
Rome reports Mussolini’s intensive effort yields Italian wheat sufficient for domestic use. The article notes imports from Australia and Britain aided supply, while Italy aims for greater independence in grain production and self sufficiency amid wartime constraints.
Faulty morning conditions halted a planned flight to Rangoon from Calcutta as ground wetness and heavy rain delayed operations. The strike was to depart at dawn, with the aircraft arriving 164 hours earlier than foreseen by Kingaford Smith, but it could not take off.
Melbourne dispatch reports the Federal Cabinet divided over proposals to pay a bounty on wheat. Trade and commerce minister F H Stewart outlined state government ideas while federal leaders weigh support and potential price impacts. A Canberra UAP meeting is expected to discuss the issue, with a minister likely to brief the House without firm policy pledges.
The Pecoral Government proposal to levy a flour tax to fund a bread bonus was debated in the Separate Assembly. Mr Blevens argued statements had been made without authority while the Federal Minister of Commerce and wheat state representatives in Melbourne discussed actions affecting wheat growers and consumer prices. The NRW Government pledged to protect consumers and seek a minimum bread price, with MPs pressing federal authorities on possible industry subsidies as Mr Stevens promised consideration.
Governor Langer announced a proclamation to address farmers’ distress amid rising prices and market pressures. He stressed need for action to protect farmers and hinted at possible National Guard deployment to enforce measures and stabilize production costs.
The minister for propaganda assured foreign newspapers that the election and referendum would fit under a strict democracy and be absolutely free. The remarks touched on worldwide democratic lines and the dream of a neutral, orderly process.
Melbourne report states Premier will urge the Commonwealth Government to enact legislation despite the High Court ruling. He asserts the Mour Avaulation BV proposal is needed and supported by most growers at Dimbeots, though the court declared otherwise.
A brief note reports a suggestion that the Poder Cebbet will consider the new flour. The master baker discusses potential adoption and impact on bread quality and pricing.
A papal legate arrived in Perth aboard the Cronies on his way to Sydney. Archbishop Bernardine was welcomed by Western Australia’s clergy and citizens at Mt Mary’s Cathedral. He spoke of religious freedom and the cordial relations among denominations and pledged to carry the Pope’s mission through his jurisdiction.
The New South Wales squad to play Queensland is listed with A Kippax as captain and players D Bradman J Fingleton W Howell R Little M Mair Stan McCade W Oldneld W OReilly K Rows. The article notes there is no fast bowler in the team.
A dramatic chase ends with Aboriginal suspect Nemar Luck captured after a lengthy morning pursuit by four police near the Witamaurice River. The incident stems from an alleged 1030 murder of Japanese nationals at Port Keats and interrupts tax pricing discussions affecting wheat growers.
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