Fage
LOCAL CHURCH'S —NOT THE
GARDENER WOUNDED
The wounding of the Church gar- dener of St. Andrew's, Kowloon, by machine-gun bullets from a Japan- ese seroplane, during a visit to his native village, is disclosed in "The Andrian."
The report says:
MA LIANG
Shanghai, To-day.
The announcement that the 99- year-old Mfg Liany has been in- stalled as Governor of Shantung, is refuted.
This Ma Liang is a well-known scholar and author, while the Ma Liang actually installed is a former garrison commander of Tsinanfu aged 62. The names, however, are exactly the same. Reuter.
"At Chinese New Year our Church SOVIET OFFICER
Gardener asked for permission
to
go home to his village near Canton, He and permission was granted.
has been in the Church employ for
several years.
RECALLED
Warsaw, To-day.
The Soviet Russian military at-
THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 7, 1938.
JAPANESE ATTITUDE TO CHINA "FIRM AND
UNCHANGED" SAYS ENVOY
Shanghai, To-day.
Japan's attitude towards China is firm and un- changed, according to Mr. Nasayuki Tani, newly appointed Japanese Minister at Large, on arrival here yesterday from Japan. The diplomat added that the stand of the Tokyo authorities had frequently been outlined by the Premier, and no modifications had been introduced recently.
Questioned regarding prospects of
On arriving in his village, the tache in Warsaw, Brigadier Rybal-organisation of the proposed Cen-
Japs decided to rain bombs on it ko, has suddenly been recalled. to tral China Industrial Development BLACK LIST OF
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and to machine-gun the people even Moscow. though they were defenceless. himself was shot several times by Known to be the protege of Mar- machine gun and is now in hospital. shal Yegoroff, whose arrest was Being one of our own servants we recently announced, Brigadier Ry- feel the war has come very close balko has already left for Moscow.
to us.
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that Company, Mr. Tani declared the 100,000,000 yen capital needed
for the company could easily be PROFITEER
raised if real efforts were made.
Mr. Tani is occupying the official residence of the Japanese Ambassa- dor in Shanghai.-Reuter.
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LANDLORDS
Commenting on the housing situation in the Colony, "The Andrian" says:
We have recently heard from se- veral quarters that land-lords are now beginning to put up the rents in the Colony, and in some cases as much as 40 per cent. We are not among those who think that the landlord is always a deep-dyed vil- lain, and that the tenant is always in the right, but we do think that any attempt to obtain exorbitant rents because of the circumstances under which we are living, is both cruel and completely unprincipled."
It is well known that many land- lords were losing money on their property before the war broke out so there may be a case for them having made some increase in the rents they are now receiving. Even then a 40 per cent. increase is un- warrantable. But for the others who have always got a good return on their property the increase is doubly unjustified.
The Government, it seems to us, by not controlling rent prices, has indirectly appealed to the high prin- ciples of the landlords and until just recently, with fairly good results.
There are scores of people in Hong Kong at the moment who have left the war areas and have very little money indeed to get. along with, and it is nothing less than criminal that they should be harried by profiteering house owners. There are scores of others too who for many years here have paid their rent regularly and faithfully and are now being forced to pay more than they can afford.
We propose, unless the Govern- ment steps in or landlords become more reasonable, that a list be kept of the offenders so that when nor- mality is here again the public may know who were their friends and who were their enemies.
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The world gan here yesterday.
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The down the rum event for wo- men was won by Lisa Bisch (Ger- many), Chritel Cranz, former title holder, coming second.
The men's event was won by James Couttet (France). Emil Al- lais (Germany) was second - and Helmuth Lantschuer (Germany) thing-Trans Ocean.