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SHANGHAI FASCISTI, any of you have that impression,
OUSTING THE BOLSHEVIK ELEMENT.
ажду
SOCIETY'S ACTIVITIES.
| please" get rid of it at once, for your duties to this community, I |might even say to the whole of China, for there are Chinese mem- bere among us, are only commenc- Įing. No doubt a good start haa been made, but it is only start. The evletion of the Soviet officials
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BURMESE AMOK.
JUNGLE DRAMA AT AMHERST.
SIX PEOPLE KILLED.
on the
At the second general meeting of from here and elsewhere in China Moulmein (the capital of Lower A sensation has been caused in the Shanghal Fascisti, held on is only a beginning; how can you Burma) by the news of a man run- January 9 at the Masonic Hall, the expect that the growth from the ning amok so violently that he ul- committee which had been carefully seeds sown over many years can timately had to be shot dead.. selected from amongst those who be uprooted and destroyed in a few The incident occurred at Amberat, had expressed their willingness to days? Belleve me, fellow members, which is on the coast, and It is serve, was confirmed, the proposed some of the directing heads may reported that the madman either organisation and rules were passed have been evicted hit they have killed or injured half-a-dozen and a programme of activity adopt left their spawn behind, and no-people before he was shot dead by ed by unanimous votes of the mem- thing should satisfy this party Mr. L. Mitchell upon refusing to bers assembled.
and I don't think it will but the give himself up. The leador, Mr. B. Firth, was in extermination of the whole breed
The story is that the man, whose the chair, supported on the platform unless they themselves choose to name was Tun Gyaw and who was by executive officers of the organ- leave this poor war-wrecked coun- fidality and began his wild acts a boatman, doubted his wife's isation:-Mr. W. J. N. Dyer, registry and return to the hell they by murdering her with a crow-bar. trar, Mr. C. W... Marshall, treasurer, have made of their own benighted He then Tellad his mother-in-law Mr. A. C. King, acting for the land. If ever. for a moment any with a. stick and ran out of the secretary (Mr. H. P. King, who is of you feel like alacking up, think house into the street. People from Shanghai at the of those police officers, foreign and locked themselves within their moment) and Mr. A. de C. Sowerby, Chinese, who have recently lost houses and a man named Tun De who has been chosen by the leader their lives. In the execution of their went and asked for Mr. Mitchell's to act in his place in the event of duty, and realise that it is all due Protection as his family was in his being incapacitated or out to the Communist teachings which
danger.
Meanwhile the madman encoun- of town at any time. There was have brought out the ver worst tered a Burmese woman a large and representative gather-traits of the naturally unlawful road and attacking her without ing of members, who showed. much elements.
provocation or motive severed her enthusiasm throughout:
head from her body with a heavy The Chairman's Address.
To those who have not already this time, with his double-barrelled Burmese knife. Mr. Mitchell, by After the special business of the been informed, I should like to gun, had gone to the police station, meeting had been despatched, the state that. badges are on sale at where he was joined by constables. chairman gave an account of the Messrs. Boyes, Bassott & Co, at a It was said the madman had fled work already done by the organisa- cost of $2, but members must pre-to the jungle, whither Mr. Mitchell tion. He said:---
"Since our last, or perhaps I had sent their cards when applying for and police also proccoded..
same and their respective numbers They surrounded the hut in better state, our first meeting will cut in at the back. The badge which Tun Gyaw was hidden and which was held in this hall on
Is the emblem of the party, in allver Mr. Mitchell called on him to come September 29, 1927, many changes with the letters S. F. In the centre put, when no harm would come to bave taken place,
the most im and the motto "Non dicta sed acta" him, and after much talk ha ap- portant of all being the ousting of surrounding it. The cost of $2 is and a knife in the other. He said peared with an axe in one hand the official part of the Bolshevik to all intents production cost to the he had killed seven people and makers and your party funds do himself proferred shooting. then I have no intention of taking up not benefit in any way by the sale and there to hanging or the Anda- your time by going into the small of same. detalls of work done, but I can
Although not in debt, your party On Mr. Mitchell - promising to asure you that your executive have is in need of funds if they are, to endeavour to get him lightly sen- not been idle. You have men on proceed with effective work. Pos-tenced, he became Infuriated and your supreme council who have at sibly my appeal at the first meet charged down upon the group all times necessary placed their ing was not sufficiently definite, in at his legs but hit the man in the with the axe. Mr. Mitchell fred response only came stomach,. and he died in hospital
clement.
personal affairs on one side, and
Membership Badges.
manя.
centred the whole of their energies any case a
from a faw, but those few Isoon after admission.
on the best interests of the com- most heartlly thank Plense under- munity men of letters, men of the stand I blame nobody but myself legal profession, business men, etc., for not being more definite in my but what is most Important of all, appeal for funds. I would now like Shanghai on the str. "Kalyan" from The lat Field Brigade is leaving they are men who have the courage to make it quite clear that money the Old Ningpo Wharf,
to act and also come out in the is needed; no contribution is too
open should it be found that the interests of the community would be best served by their so doing.
Soviet Influence in Shanghai. From the commencement, party have had ample evidence to show that the root of the trouble has been Soviet influence in China,
your
small, at the same time, none will
be considered too large, I am sure,
by your treasurer, Mr. Charles W.munity; and it could best make its Marshall, to whom contributions voice heard and its influence felt can be sent in care of the Shanghal if it consisted of practically the Club, and he will grant a receipt for same.
whole community. Enlistment.I really do think it
In order to gain recruits, it was
and unless our Chinese friends is up to, each and every member to necessary to be able to give them could be brought to see that such enlist new members, and if each and definite and exact information re was the case no improvement could everyone would undertake to enrol garding the organisation of the be looked for, and conditions must ten new members they would be Shanghat.Fascisti, its alme and go from bad to worse. With this doing their duty by the party. I programme, and he had pleasure in in view, the first thing to do was will now ask Mr. Sowerby to an-drawn up by the executive for con- presenting the last as carefully to enlighten the Chinese themselves,nounce the programmes and possideration. These, together with painting out the abyss into which sibly he may have a few words in they were falling. At the same addition to say to you. time it was realised that when' the
reaction
came the loss of life)
Need for Recruiting,
The Fascisti Programme. The following is the programme which was adopted by unanimous acclamation:-
summary of organisation and the rules, would be printed and circulat- ed amongst the members. Recruit- might be appalling, but nothing to: Mr. A. de C. Sowerby then aning, carda could be had from Mr. what it would be should the Com-nounced the programme of the Dyer, the registrar. munist rabble obtain control.
organisation. He said that, in After obtaining the necessary doing so, he wished. first to lay AssuranceN from our Chinese emphasis upon some of the points friends that the seeds of reaction brought up by the chairman. He had been well sown, it was deemed considered that the most important not only advisable but most urgent thing to be done now was to that some direct appeal to the off recruit more members, Chinese as cials, both Chinese and foreign, well as foreign, since, for such an should be made, and the appeal was organisation as the Shanghal hai. ‚' circulated for signature. The Fascisti to be effective, it must be (2) To preserve the political in-] response from many thousands of preponderatingly representative of tegrity of Shanghai as an Interna- all nationalities was proof positive the community. Its oky Was tional Settlement,
The main objects of the Shanghai Fascisti shall be
(1) The protect and promote the interests of the citizens of Shang-
open port for untrammelled trade between China and the world."
-Immediate Programme.
that the community of Shanghai "Shanghai for the Shanghai (8) To maintain Shanghai us ani had at last awakened to its com- People:" its aims to work for the mon danger. The strong articles best interests of the Shanghai com- appearing in the public press in support of strong action being taken, are deserving of every praise, and no doubt helped to a great extent.
Nanking Government's Work. The appeal I have just referred to was not sent in, for while many of the sheets for signature were still out, the Communist attack on: Canton was made, and this un- doubtedly was the cause of the Nanking Provisional Government taking decisive action. Newspapers have claimed for themselves the credit of having brought about the Jousting of Comrade Koslovsky and his nest of vipers; individuals have taken unto themselves the credit; How contented mother feels
ISN'T HE LOVELY !
(1) To co-operate with the Chinese people as far as possible,
(2) To bring about a united policy amongst all residents of Shanghai, regardless of nationality, (8) To extend the movement to every treaty port in China, and, if necessary, to sand delegates but to explain the movement and its work- ings.
(4) To bring about a better
working of the Chinese Judiciary
system now in existence in Shang-
hal.
Ist on the
(5) To insist on the proper
| fulfilment of treaties and treaty
obligations as regards Shanghai, pending treaty revision,
and no doubt many of you would when, tucking baby in, she is (6) To oppose with every avall- like to think that the Shanghai happily conscious that all is well able means the imposition of illegal Fascisti alone were responsible, with the little one, and that all taxes of any description in Shang- Ladies and Gentlemen, only one will continue to be well throughout hat. party was in a position to carry the night!
(7)To work for the elimination out the eviction of the Bolsheviks mother who gives Baby's Own and generally to insist on and assist Such is the pleasant lot of the of armed robbers and kidnappers, and that was the Nanking Govern- Tablets her confidence, keeping
ment. They did it and are de- them handy in the home ready for in the maintenance of law and serving of all praise for having immediate administration should order in the Settlement, also to finally taken action. The rest of need arise, to correct any signs of create a reserve force in Shanghai ua must be satisfied in feeling that stomach trouble
we helped by giving public ex-
pression of our sympathies...
I cannot tell you whether I have
or have not received support from
those in official positions, for that
would be a breach of confidence,
Baby's Own Tablets
of members of the Fascisti, pledged
to turn out when called upon, to aid in the defence of the Settlement.
78) To oppose the functioning of all subversive, political groups within the Settlement areas.
(9) Toldemand and use all
but I think I am at liberty to state or intestinal irregularity, to assist methods possible for the expulsion my own Impressions and they are digestion, to allay teething pains, of Communists and labour agita that so long as this party carried cool feverishanas, relleva croup or fore.", on ita present policy of supporting cold.
DA (10) To oppose the Chinese mill- law and order, we shall have the There is no difficulty about gly- tary making use of the Settlements wholehearted support of the com- Ing Baby's Own Tablets, for the ha a refuge. All belligerents to re- munity, both official and un-officiat, children like them. They are main outside the boundaries.
Work Only Commencing.
guaranteed absolutely harmless
organial At the same time, I do not wish even to the youngest for most de After thanking all those who had anyone to leave this meeting with icato infant in arme Chemists helped in the work o the impression that now Comrade 60 cents the vials from Dr. activities up
everywhere sell them, or post free the Shanghal Fasciati
to the Kaslovaky in no longer in our Williams Medicine Co. 60 chairman pronounced the bidetour duties are finished. If Klangse Road, Shanghaling
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