POLICE FIND EUROPEANS IN
CHIANG'S MESSAGE TO
GAMBLING RAID THE WORLD
A gambling raid, led by Messrs. G. S. Wilson and H. W.
In
Hankow, To-day.
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E. Heath, Assistant Superinten-nations, Generalissimo Chiang Kai- MADAME SUN
dants of Police, together with shek expresses the gratitude of the Sub-Inspector Darkin and Ser-
geant Bentley, and 12 others at Chinese people for assistance given YAT-SEN'S
No. 20, Shan Kwong Road, re- and also reminds these nations that
sulted in 27 persons, including "peace is indivisable and that isola-WARNING three foreigners, being charged tion is impracticable."
at the Central Magistracy.
As long as Japanese aggression
and the world will remain in turmoil.
A warning to
China against
The raid was carried out at 11 remains unchecked, the Far East Japan's constant peace manoeuvres p.m. last night. The building is situated in the middle of a garden and the police in order to reach it without rousing an alarm had to descend a retaining wall nearly 60 feet high by means of ropes after access had been obtained from the roof of an adjoining house.
In the garden, watchers were posted, but these were not aware of till Inspector the police presence Darkin was about 15 feet from the ground when the alarm was given. slid down the *Inspector Darkin
ropè quickly and landed on a stone parapet sustaining a sprained ankle while his fingers were blister- ed.
in a manifesto issued in Hong is sounded by Madame Sun Yat-gen To maintain justice in the world Kong this morning on the occasion and the sanctity of treaties to pro- of the first anniversary of Sing- Such peace gestures, Madame tect the happiness of mankind and Japanese hostilities. the heritage of civilisation are the
of all Sun
points out, are political Ja- responsibilities humans. Faced with such a res- manoeuvrings to complement
apan's plans of military conquest of ponsibility, there should be
China's efforts to concerted endeavour for successful China, since
wage a long-drawn-out war of re- discharge.
sistance will shatter the dreams of force subjugating her by military alone.
common
not
He stated: "On my part, I will continue leading my 450 million countrymen to discharge that duty
She hopes that China will and preserve the prosecution of resistance. Our resistance shall fall into the trap set by the enemy. Continuing, Madame Sun urges not cease until Japan withdraws
govern- the invading forces and we recover the Kuomintang and the our territorial and administrative ment to exert their utmost efforts to mobilise the strength of the rights."-Reuter.
whole nation to resist the aggressor. In this connection she suggests the this Lu Tung-shing, an architect, organisation and training of the
charged with keeping a common on ball of gaming house was $1,000, while the others were on $25 bail.
Mr. Heath and Sergeant Bentley also suffered blistered fingers as did also a Chinese detective.
$1,000 BAIL
At the Central Magistracy morning, four. defendants, includ- ing the foreigners, failed to appear and their bail of $25 each was estreated. The others were repre- sented by Mr. G. S. Hugh Jones and the case was adjourned for, a
week.
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Madame Sun finally hopes that the government will accept and the carry out the resolutions of
in People's Political Council now session.
FACE-SAVING PEACE OFFER BY KONOYE
the
(Continued from Page 1) taken to persuade third, powers to suspend help to Chiang Kai-shek.
"Japan has fully respected rights and interests of third Powers in China," the Premier. declared, "but as the hostilities are going on, nationals of third Powers are not being admitted into North China at present."
- TEMPORARY MEASURE Prince Konoye went on to state
went on that this was ・ only a temporary
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Eleven cases of cholera, in-- cluding one imported, were re- ported to the Medical Depart- ment in the 24 hours ended at midnight. Six were from Victoria, three from Kowloon and two from the harbour. There were also four typhoid cases, three from Kowloon and one from Aberdeen.
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eigners would be able to resume The case in which Yau Lin and their normal business. Britain Is Cheung Tak are charged, in sceptical, but Japan has no inten-rection with the affair in which tion of ousting British influence Mrs. Lafleur was, stabbed on Tues- and he hoped that with the develop- day, was adjourned. for 48 hours on ment of the situation, Japan's true the application of Det. Sergu, Mac- intentions would be understood and pherson at the Kowloon Magistracy the French and Britain's attitude this morning. towards Japan would gradually
change. The Imperial Government One year's hard labour was pass- was pursuing the policy with a ed o on Leung Kun, when he was view to accelerating such a change. convicted of a snatching in Gilman The Premier replied in the nega- Bazaar. Defendant had nine pre- tive to a question as to whether vious convictions. there was indication of interference in the present hostilities by Britain, France or other Powers. Reuter,
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