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TIME TABLE.
On and after MAT éru, 1933, until Further Notice (all previous
Time Tables cancelled).
STATIONS
UP TRAINS
No. No. No! No
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. ཧྥ་ A 10 8
13 A.. 14 16 BA * 16 24 16 AMİ AMİ AM, AM, 231.[Mixed] P.M.^] P.M.]P.M. | P.M. PM) FM) PAL, PAD
Kowloon.Dep. 8.35 6.15 8.37 9.15 10.1111.80 18.12 1.05 1.86 2,20 4.35 455 6.08 7.10
Yaumati Dep. 698
Shatin...Dep. 6.45
Taipo ...De 6.80
TaupoMarket.
Dep 7.0
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9.34 20.1911,41| 12.18 1.12
9.86 10.81 11.53 1.81 1.24. 9.50 10.46 12.08 13.46 1.87..
0.55 10.50 12.16 19,49 1,419 Fanling Dep. 7.15 f... [10.06 11.01|12.32.18.68) 1.63|... Sheungshui...
Dep. 7.20 8kumchan...
+4
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2.58 ***
602 6.16 7.69 628 641 8,14
5.82 6,468,10 | 5,42 6.57 8.29
6.15 6.27 8.00
647 7.02 8.34
9.14 30.11 11.0612.37 ; 1.04 1,56 ... ATT 7.8 8.58 9.20 10.17 11.1212.43 1.10 2.03 2.15 8.05 5.13 5.53 7.06 8.40
| 4,57) ... 7.4.5...
Canton...Arr.
STATIONS
17.25
5.38 DOWN TRAINS
No. No. No. No. No.
No. No. No. G No. No. No. No. 0
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10 17 DOWN
13 AM) AN< A.M | AR,,P,M. AM.I.M. F... F.M. F.M.
Mixed
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9.00
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8.40
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| 181 | 91 ||F.M.) P.X.
4.20 6.14...
Shumchun...Dop. 7.03 7.60 10.30 10,18) 13.16 2.44 406, 4,34 6.25 6.12 6.50 8.45 9.00 10,55 19.23 2,51 4.15 4:41| 6,88 |6.19) ... 9.07 11.00 12.23 8.68 4.20 4.45 6.45 25 11.10 12.30 3,064.81 4.55 6.01 6.35 11.14 12.64 2.11 4.38 8.00 609 6.40... 11.28 14.58 3.94 480 5.14 6.27 6.53 ... 11,41 1.19 887 5,04 6.26 6.43 7.06
Sasugshui. Dép, 100 137 Fanling....Dep. 7.14 8.02 Taipo Market. Dop. 7.23 8.12 Talpo. Dep. 7.30 8.16 Shatin.......Dep.| 7,48) 8.80) Yaumati.Dep. 7.56 8.48
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CHINA TO PROTEST
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AT SALE OF C.E.R.
RUSSIA MAY RECOGNISE MANCHUKUO
(TAROVON REUTRE'S AGENCY.]..
NANKING, May 12. ALL shades of opinion in the capital are most indignant at M. Litvinoff's admission that Russia is willing to sell the Chinese Eastern Railway, especially as only two daya previously M. Karakhan was reported to have assured Dr. W. W. Yen, Chinese Ambassador to Moscow, that the Soviet had no intention to offer the Railway for ante.
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Official quarters say they cannot understand Russia's "change of attitude." A typical view is that M. Litvinoff's statement, following on the heels of the resumption in Sino-Soviet relations, can only be regarded as "most deplorable and regrettable."
Preparing a Protest.
NANKING, May 13. The Foreign Office is preparing & protest to the Soviet regarding the
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FIERCE FIGHTING IN THE NORTH
JAPANESE CROSS LUAN HO
¿THROƠNG REUTER'S LUENUY.},
PEIPIKO, May 13 UNDER cover of an artillery bom-
bardment the Japanese troops crossed the Luan Ho yesterday between Lalung and Chienan.
Fierce fighting is at present going on on the west bank while Chinese reinforcements are being rushed up. Chinese newspapers report the arrival of a large Japanese air craft-carrier off Tak Bar, Tien twin. The name of the carrier is not known.
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UGLY SCENE AT LONDON STATION
DEMONSTRATION AGAINST
HITLER
THROUGH RESTER'S. AGEKET]
LONDON, May 14.
It is believed the protest will re ply to M. Litvinoff's recent state A HOSTILE demonstration occur ment as regards the Chinesa East red at Liverpool Street Station ern Railway, reiterating the Chi-when" Herr Rosenberg left this nese stand that any change in morning. Mea waving a red flag ownership of the Railway without shouted : "Down with hitler, Chinese constitutes a violation of down with fascism," and scattered the Peiping and Mukden Agree leaflets Police escorted the de- ments of 1924.
monstrators from the stations
TO RECOGNISE MANGHEKUO.
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
Tokyo, May 14.
· The Sorist Ambassador visited Count Uchida tó-whôm, it is report. ed, he proposed the Soviet would recognise Manchukuo if Manchukuo purchased the C.E.R.
THREAT TO DEPORT MR. L. SIMPSON
STRONG BRITISH
PROTEST
THROUGH REUTER'S AGEŅOT,]
HARDIN, May 13. IMPORTANT developments are to
be expected regarding the Man-| chukuo threat to deport Mr. Lenox Simpson, brother of the late Mr. "Putnara Weale," if he does not leave voluntarily.
COTTON
IN EGYPT
INCREASED BY THIRTY-FIVE
#PER CENT.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY]
CAIRO, May 14. THE Council of Ministers has ap *proved themodification of customs dues on cotton goods. Details are not available, but it is understood the dues are generally increased by thirty-five per cent.
NAZI: INCIDENT AT DANZIG
HITLERITES SEIZE TRADE UNION HEADQUARTERS
SWATOW NOTES
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(From Our Own Correspondant.)
SWATOW, May 10... The financial crisis is sill coupy. ing everybody's attention, and several more bankruptcies must be reported. A very lively some is witnessed everyday in the premises of the Chamber of Commerce, whose stal confess they have done more work in the past three weeks than the last three years put to gether.
A telegram has been received hom Canton in which General Chen. Tsai Tong orders the Central Bank to advance $1,000,000 for the relief of distressed business concerns, This amount in far too small to bị cf any recuperative assistance, but the goodwill is there anyway. Plans. are being formulated, it is said, as to how the money can be used to the best advantage.
Japanese Visitors.-
A number of Japanese officers from Makoun recently paid sỹ-visit to this port and were accorded a hearty welcome by the Japaness community! •.:
In the evening an opportunity was afforded the Japanese nationals to meet the visitors who were Leiter entertained to an elaborate Chinesa dinner by the Japanese Rosidents Association in the Primary School building.
To-day “a big Japanese cruiser put in port the Ishura The Cant
entertained by the
IN HONG KONG TO-DAY
FINE
YESTERDAY'S WEATHER EXPORT,
·FORECAST AND REMARKS, ISSUED BY THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT 6.45 F.,... STATED 17
AN ANTI-DYCLONE IS STATIONARY TO THE EAST OF HOKKAIDO; PILES- SVEK 18 MODERATELY LOW OVER N. CHINA.
LOCAL FORECAST: EAST WINDS, LIGHT TO MODERATE FINE, PER- ¡RAPS LOCAL MORNING MIST,
DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS
TO-DAY
(May 15). (IV, Moors 21st Day).. Sale of Crown Land, P.W.D.- Office, 3 p.m
(TEROCOH REUTER'S, AGENCY).
It is learned that the British Consular authorities, panding de-
DANZIG, May 12. finite instructions from the British THE seizure of the Trades Union Legation in Paiping, have lodged a local Nazi storm troops, whe hoist
headquarters at Panzig by the strong protest with the Manchukuo ed the Nazi dag over the building, Foreign Office against the projected paased off quietly, without active deportation.
M. Lenox Simpson, the editor pprisition and without disturb. and publisher of the Harbin ances Herald, is a British subject and
The seizure was accomplished by it is contended that such action three lorries of police and two de would be a violation of British tachments of storan troops, treaty rights.
No action will be taken by theker authorities as the affair is regard- ed as entirely a civil matter,
Bussians Arrested.
The town is very quiet, but the Meanwhile, three of Mr. Simp-step sorms to be popular and it will son's Russian employees have now undoubtedly affect the electioar. been placed under arrest and are which are to be held on May 28. being charged with printing Com- munist propaganda. -
Mr. Simpson is alleged to have published both anti-Manchukuo and pro-Communist writings.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES -
THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY]
NEW YORK, May 14, THE Reichsban President, Herr Schacht, left for Europe to-day, In a farewell atatamant alter conference, with financiers and re
Only a Partial Strike
Dizia, May 14. The strike declared at 11 am to day, only involves part of the city's industries and utilities.
The City is calm and the Nazis are still in possession of the Trade Union Building
Not Llegal
„Danzza, May 13. It is learned thre Hosting, the League High Commissioner, is un- uble in and daything illegal or un constitutional in the events, which Courred at the Trade Union build ing
German private obligations to con yene a meeting in Berlin forthwith to consider with the Reichsbank the
presentatives of the Federal Reest ineans of meeting the situation serve Bank, Herr Bobacht: declared created by the Reichsbank's difficul.
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