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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1936
FRANCE'S REPLY TO GERMANY NATIONAL ARMIES IN EUROPE STRENGTHENING OF FRONTIERS
Paris, To-day.
UNREGISTERED
MUI-TSAIS
Fines Inflicted On Three Women
REFUGEES FROM KWANGSI
SURPLUS NAVAL TONNAGE
Escalator Clause In Operation
JAPAN'S REPLY
London, To-day. That they had just come from
The Japanese reply to the France reply to Germany's in- crease in the period of military Kwangsi and were ignorant of the
laws was the explanation given to British Note invoking the Esca- service is likely to consist of ar. W. Schofield at the Central lator Clause under the London three married Naval Treaty says that Japan qualitative and quantitative in-
Magistracy when crease in guns and war materials, according to the usually well-in-women, Lui Yuet-kwal, and Lo Pointends to retain. 11,000 tons of tse of No 21 Fung Fai Terrace, surplus destroyers and 15,000 formed diplomatic correspondent
and Wong San-king, residing at tons of surplus submarines.
This is in answer to Britain's of l'Intransigeant who expresses No. 137 Jaffre Road,
intention to retain 40,000 tons
were each
בנן
Co-
the opinion that the extension of charged with bringing an of surplus destroyers. French military service will be regisbergi mui-tsai into the
The Japanese Note is under rejected on economic grounds. lony, and were fined $50 each
Reuter's Bul Simultaneously France is likely Inspector Fraser said that the consideration. letin Service. to forge ahead with the organisa-defendants had recently come into NO LEGAL ARGUMENTS
London: A note was received tion of collective security, in con- the Colony from Kwangsi owing nection with which the re-affirms to the trouble there. On Tuesday at the Foreign Office yesterday tion of the Franco-Polish alliance be received a message from No 2 from the Japanese Embassy in is regarded as an important factor. Police Station that three mui-tsuis London containing the Japanese According to the correspondent Mhad been brought to the Station Government's reply to the Note Government sent Daladier estimates that in Octo-There he found one Chau Yee. who of the British ber the German Army will num-stated that she had been first sold on July 15, in which Great Britain ber $50,000, of whom 280,000 will to an old woman for $50 and on announced her intention to invoke be professionals, compared with the death of the woman was sold the Escalator Clause under the the French 400,000, of whom only to the husband of the first defen-London Naval Treaty of 1930, and 80,000 are professionals-Beuter. dant for $100. while another. Tong to keep 40,000 tons
Sai-yin, stated that she had been destroyers in excess of the 150,000
FRONTIERS STRENGTHENED
not
to
of
of the treaty.
of over-age
rea-
ton-
Paris: Those who during with the second defendant for two the last few days had tried to rears, while the third, Yung Latous permitted under Article XVI
In their note the Japanese Gov-| arouse public feeling in favour chai, said that she had been with
for
in three the her present employer
erment state their intention, of another prolongation of
circumstances. to keep universal military service to three years and had been sold to her these
15,598 tons of submarines as well years, received a cold douche yes by kidnappers.
On August 31 all the defendants as 11,059 tons of destroyers in terday by the publication by
Intransigeant of news the were at No. 21 Fang Fai Terrace. excess of the treaty figures, to effect that. contrary to all current when the mui-tanis were scolded make up the extra 28,000 tons to an extension for not doing certain work and which they become entitled "in ¦rumours, such military service will take they met in the kitchen and held view of the British invocation of
They decided to the Escalator Clause. The place, at least for the time being a conference.
L'Intransigeant states that the leave the house by the back door-son given is that they have not question had been seriously con-They spent two nights on the hill-sufficient ever-age destroyer sidered by high military authori-side and were found by the Police age alone to make up the total.
The Japanese "Government, in ties, but in the end preference had Inspector Fraser said that
any fbeen given to the alternate solu-the girls were well fed and had their Note, do not adduce tion, namely, strengthening all the sufficient clothing and had no marks legal arguments to support the their proposed Eastern fortifications.
on the body or signs of having correctitude of
action under the terms of the Lon- The Ministery of Aviation has been beaten.
don Treaty, and the position is shortened all existing contracts, so! of
now under the consideration as to receive earlier delivery
the British Government. all orders now under construction.
Wireless Service. A Cabinet Council has been con- vened for Monday next. and it is believed that a Ministerial Council; will be held the following Tuesday, when the final decisions will arrived at-Trans-Ocean Service.
SAN MARCIAL UNDER DIRECT GUNFIRE
(Continued from Page 1)
be
TROUBLE WITH
POLICEMAN
Unlicensed Hawker
: Cautioned
of
British
BRITISH WHALE INDUSTRY
INDIAN CONSTABLE CHARGED Dispute With Norway
Continues Pak Sam, an unlicensed hawker,
London, To-day. was yesterday charged before Mr.
at the Centrai Before the British Government S. F. Balfour Magistracy with hawking preserved took the step announced on Tues- and day night, of the withdrawal of ginger in Prince's Terrace
the regulation imposing a close Up till the present, Berlin has with obstructing the Police.
He pleaded not guilty and after season on British whaling ships, not replied to the proposal in this
evidence was they waited to receive proposals connection, though. Portugal has the constable's
with the heard, he was remanded till this for the settlement of the whaling favourably replied,
dispute, which the Norwegian stipulation that the scope of the morning to produce his witness. committee be more clearly de- This morning two youths, Lam Charge d'Affaires in London pre-
Lau and Kau-ming
Yat-ming seated on Tuesday. As these pro- In the meantime, it is undeni-stated in evidence that they were pasais did not contain either any street mention of the removal of the boy- able that the insurgents in Spain playing football in the
cott imposed by the Norwegian are receiving more help than the when they saw an Indian
the stable trying to arrest a hawker Seamen's Unions or any sugges Government, and also that
tions which might have formed Portugal corridor for the passage who had run up to the first floor of of supplies is more to the ad-the house. They saw the
the basis of an immediate settle vantage of the insurgents-Beuter, stäble hit the defendant with his
truncheon and slap his face. The ment, the Government had no op constable also drew his revolver,tion but to proceed with the issue but was told not to shoot by the of the new regulations. inmates of the first floor.
¡fined:
Humanising The Civil War
HOPEFUL EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS
ac-
Constable Charged
сод-
COFF
any
It is understood, nevertheless, that the new Norwegian propos-1 als are receiving careful consider ation in London, since, though not immediately acceptable, they are thought to contain suggestions worthy of study-British Wire- less Service.
WEATHER REPORT
When asked if he had questions to ask the witnesses, the constable, No. 2700, Chanan reports Singh, said that the whole story London: Newspaper reaching London from Hendaye on was untrue.
The hawker was discharged the Franco-Spanish frontier sag- gest that the initiative of the with a caution, but His Worship: decided to charge Chanan Singh diplomatic representatives credited to the Spanish Govern-junder the Magistrate's Ordinance previous
An anti-cyclone of moderate centred over ment, on behalf of humanitarian in that he had on the mitigation of the sufferings im day given false testimony when intensity is pased on the Spanish people by he stated that the incident had Japan, and a trough of relative- the civil war, is meeting with taken place in the street and not ly low pressure remains
the China Sea and the Pacific to A small some promise of success Last on the stairs.
The case was adjourned for 24 the east of N. Luzon.
or typhoon week a telegram from the Foreign Secretary to Sir Henry Chilton hours so that the constable might depression
was be able to call the residents of moved rapidly north-westward was published, in which it
from the Loochoos and will stated to be the desire of the Bri- the first floor as witnesses.
probably enter the coast to the north of. Wenchow this morn-
tish Government to play their full
part in any organised international
FLEET MOVEMENTS
over
has
was:
effort to bring the contending for-powers pledged to non-interventioning. The forecast for to-day, ces to agree to the discontinuation in the Spanish civil war, and with as issued by the Royal Obser-
this morning, of the cruelties, the reports of the function of acting as a clear-vatory which, all too many of them sub-ing-house for facts and ideas in East and north-west winds, stantisted, have appalled the out-connection with the application of moderate to fresh; fair to
the various non-intervention de-showery, side world.
The Spanish Government is now clarations. The Portuguese ac2 said to have agreed to the estab-ceptance is accompanied by a num- the ber of suggestions and requests for lishment of contact through
receive The Chinese cruiser Yung Chien diplomatic corps with the insurgent explanations which will leaders, with a view to disenssion consideration in London and Paris. arrived in port last night, and the of the methods of warfare. Press; In the meantime it is understood Chinese gimboat Chu Kuan left telegrams speak hopefully of a that the British Charge d'Affaires the Colony this morning,
The U.S.S.. Minandao is expect- mutual agreement to abstain from in Berlin was in touch with the the execution of hostages and to German Government yesterday oned to arrive to-day from Canton. exchange prisoners.
this matter, and there is growing hopefulness in British oficial quar
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expected from Ber- that and
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