Belgium seeks neutrality amid shifting European power
The Brussels correspondent of The Times reports Belgium's reply to Eden's note on the five power talks. It argues the Locarno era is too heavy for Belgium's size and military strain, cites German rearmament and Rhine militarisation, and says Belgium must deter aggression alone to keep Western security.
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British Planes Policy Denies Foreign Aircraft Purchases
London reports the Air Ministry and American firms deny rumors of foreign plane purchases. The Daily Telegraph says Britain should not seek foreign supplies even in war time. It notes British designers currently read all classes of military aircraft and would resist foreign superiority.
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Paris Saigon air race opens with seven entries
Seven machines start from Le Bourget at dawn in the Paris Saigon air race. Competitors include Amidre Japy Amuoux in Candron Goeland, Leon Chil-Sebri Henri in a similar monoplane, and Michiel Troyap Agnus in a Breguet Fulgur. The 13 000 mile race covers Paris to Saigon Cochin and back with prize money around 15 000 to 16 000 pounds.
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Industrial Commission to Announce Wage Change Awaited
Sydney sources say the Industrial Commission will announce tomorrow if changes are needed to the basic wage of £3 8s. The recent cost of living figures show a slight rise in rents and living costs, prompting expectations of a modest wage increase in industrial circles. The decision hinges on whether the index indicates a sufficient rise to warrant a raise.
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Italy and Germany reach accord on Franco and spheres
Munich reports Count Ciano and Count von Neurath sign a protocol formalizing recognition of Franco’s government after Madrid falls, dividing Balkan economic spheres, and pledging to avoid Western pact talks unless France eases Russia commitments. Italy and Germany reaffirm non intervention and seek cultural pact to curb Bolshevism in Europe.
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Yugoslavia Eyes Neutrality Amid Balkan Tensions
The Belgrade Daily Telegraph representative warns of an imminent clash between fascist and democratic states in Europe. Yugoslavia seeks armed neutrality in the Balkans, but would join Germany and Italy if neutrality fails. Premier Stoyadinovich hints at recognizing Italian rule in Abyssinia to secure better trade terms with Italy, asserting Germany offers the best markets for Yugoslavia.
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New South Wales Labour to Oppose Referendum Campaign
In Sydney Labour circles the NSW ALP Executive plans an active campaign against the Commonwealth referendum. The Trades Hall meeting expressed that Canberra developments are unlikely to influence their stance.
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Soviet Plot Allegations Taint Spain War Links Exposed
The Daily Telegraph reports a Portuguese note alleging Soviet interference in Spain and backing for Franco. It claims Bela Kun and six associates arrived in Barcelona in March, Moscow dominated cabinet meetings, and Russian arms reached Alicante while 55 percent of officers were Russian.
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France denies Russia seeks use of ports amid Soviet ships plan
Paris officials reject reports that Russia asked to use French ports if Soviet warships intervene for the Spanish government. Public opinion is expected to favor restraint. The Franco Soviet pact is said to aim at preserving peace, not reviving crusades.
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Drowned Man in Venus Hot Pool Incident
Stanley Stone, 55, drowned at Waiotapu Reserve in Auckland while with a companion on a path near the Venus hot pool. The partner pulled him into cooler water, but Stone remained unconscious and died after being brought ashore.
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Trade row with Japan risks textile shock
The Commonwealth pledges to hold firm on its 100 million equal value import quota and imposes renewed duties next December to pressure Japan toward early talks. Tokyo is expected to respond to avert severe dislocation of its vast textile industry amid ongoing negotiations.
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State Budget Sydney May Restore Public Servant Pay
In Sydney, the budget due tomorrow will set public servant salaries at 50 percent of prior pay. Restoration is planned for December 1 in Mr. Stevens seventh budget, the first balanced budget since 1927-28. He declined to disclose the surplus amount but praised financial trends and signaled possible tax relief next week. The government maintains concessions costing about 7 million pounds yearly, including income tax, wages tax and stamp tax.
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Church Intrusion in Politics Allegations Reach Spain and Soviet
A historical note asserts churches were shelled and burned in Spain as fascist bases with munitions and machine guns. J B King, after six years in Russia as a mine manager, claims Soviet religious figures faced attacks for entering politics against Communism.
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Capture Of Madrid By October 29 Reported By Insurgents
London dispatch says insurgents hope to capture Madrid by October 29 as the capital is isolated except for a Valencia to Saragossa route. Italian German anti communist front urged by Senor Dellano while Madrid braces, press notes say troops about to shift fortunes. Twenty thousand youths parade with bugles as 50 000 Labour members ready to mobilize within hours.
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British Appeal on Hostages Refused by Spanish Foreign Minister
London reports the Spanish Foreign Minister in Madrid stating none of the prisoners are held as hostages. He says releasing political prisoners would aid subversive movements and risks from an angry populace. Britain urged action, citing foreign arms support for the rebels and recent disembarkations from Italy and Germany. The Times condemns Spain’s stance as alienating British sympathy.
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Riots and arrests as Rexists clash with police in Brussels
In Brussels a banned Rexist demonstration sparked clashes with police. Degrelle appeared from a window and waved a party flag as riot squads dispersed the crowd. Degrelle and several leaders were arrested. 70 to 80 injured and 700 to 800 held.
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Midnight Collision In Sydney Hospitalized Proprietor
George Crecy a well known Sydney restaurant proprietor suffered a severe right hand injury after his car collided with a tram near the William and Yurong Streets intersection shortly before midnight. He was dragged from the wreckage by tramway workers and blood loss required hospital admission. The car was smashed beyond recognition.
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Australian ministers clash over auto import policy pledge
In Sydney on Monday, Minister for Customs Mr. White and MP Mr. Harrison publicly differed at the opening of John McGrath Ltd.’s Paddington works. They argued about Australia’s ability to sustain strict markets and whether a price rise of about £200 per car would follow if engines and chassis were made domestically.
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Chinese Minister Assassinated in Shanghai Report
In Shanghai on Monday General Yang Yung Tai governor of Hupeh was assassinated after lunch with the United States consul at Hankow. Four shots were fired and the assailant was arrested. The service is attributed to his Japanese sympathies.
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Sydney wool sales show five percent advance on prices
The Sydney wool sale saw a five percent rise from the last series, with bidding from Yorkshire, the Continent, France and the United States. Strong competition from France and active Continental buyers supported prices for average to good fleece and shirtings.
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Melbourne wool sales tout strong Japanese interest
A Melbourne marketplace today saw a new high level for merino wool with competition very strong. Japanese observers attended in notable numbers though they did not participate in bidding.
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Prices Rise at Perth Wool Sale Adds Buyer Interest
The Perth market reports higher bids at the third wool sale season with Merinos and crossbreds advancing about ten and five percent. Buyers from all continents participate as demand strengthens.
England's Keeper Ames Unfit for Play in Perth Match
Perth report says Ames the English wicketkeeper is not fit to play on this tour with lingering injuries. Duckworth and Fagg are unlikely replacements for a week or more while Waite may return from holidays to Adelaide.
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