BARRICADES IN
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LATEST DEVELOPMENT
Peking, May 14.
Pe-
MR. G. F. H. TAYLOR RETIRING.
POPULAR LIGHTHOUSE OFFICER GIVEN FAREWELL
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 15, 1933.
GERMAN ARMS ATTITUDE
STRONGLY CRITISED IN
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London, May 11,
MAY RECOGNISE MANCHUKUO.
HIS MAJESTY,
CONTINUES TO FULFI
ALL ENGAGEMENTS
Loudon, May 13. His Majesty the King continues to full his engagements and will visit the Royal Academy with Hor
This morning His Majesty re-
SOVIETS PRICE FOR SALE OF C.E.R. HAILWAY
Tokyo, May 14. The latest development in
Mr. G. F. HI, Taylor, the officer
The Soviet Ambassador to-day The rupture of the Disarmament visited the Foreign Minister, king was the erection to-day of nin charge of Green island and Sub- number of sandbag barricades at Inspector of Lighthouses, who is negotiations at Geneva has been Count Uchida, to whom he is re
Majesty to-morrow. leaving the Colony on retirement. temporarily averted by the action ported to have proposed that the all parts of the city.
of the President of the Con-Soviet will recognise Manchukyo Ollicin circles state that this in by the as, Carthage on Saturday |ference, Mr. Arthur Henderson, inif Manchukuo will purchase the eired in audience Sir Erucat a police rather than a military next, was measure, and is purely precaution wrist watch and a cheque, by Mr. G. the Gane melong for Monday of Chinese Eastern Railway-el-Clark, who has been appointed
sily.
Barricades have been erected in each police section, and they will be used in order to afford better con- trol of the important 'streets of the
presented with I gold
Tully, President of the Institute of Engineers and Shipbuilders, on be half of the members, on Saturday night.
The presentation took place at elly in the event of possible 4. largely attended smoking concert, Mr. P. T. Farrell, materialising-Reuter at the Institute.
presided,
trouble
Speciol.
Peking Remimu Calm
Peking, May 14.
the
General Commission for genter. oral discussion.
This breathing space is wel- comed by the British prens which, however, fully recognises that it
Protest To Soviet.
Nanking, May 13.
The Foreign Omce is preparing
tion.
test
Governor of Tasmania, Australia. -British Wirelens.
la impossible yet to estimate how a protest to the Soviet regarding treaty partners they remain ab- far the prospects of useful dis- the Chinese Eastern railway quen-solutely binding.
It is expected that the pro- "The machinery for achieving will be enbled to Moscow Buch consent was provided in the jarmament have been improved.
It is anticipated that the dis
British Draft Disarmament Con- cusalon which commences on Monthis evening.
It in bolleved that the protest vention, which would have placed day, will occupy the greater part will reply to M. Litvinoff's recent Germany on the same fooling, in of next week, but interest iB centred almost exclusively on the statements regarding the C.E.R., principle, as every other country. and will reiterate the Chinese Lord Hailsham was voicing the attitude that will be taken up by stand that any change of owner-unanimous opinion of the British the German delegation generally, but in particular on the subject of hip without the consent of China people when be declared that the
constitutes a violation of the 1924 re-armament of Germany effectives and with special re-
agreements,-Rruter,
constitute breach of the Treaty of Versailles and would call into ference to the standardiention of urmler.
operation the. sanctions which the Trenty providea,
Newspaper Comments,
would
"If Herr Hitler sincerely wants
Mr. Tulley. In ranking the sentation referred to Mr. Taylor's sojourn of 32 years in the Colony, The latest excitement here in
and to the services rendered by him the erection of sandbag barricades to the Institute, in the posts of in different parts of the city. Vice-President, Chairman, and
Protest Sent. Onleiula explain that the barricades Vice-Chairma He also spoke of
Nanking, May 14. are not intended to serve as mill-Mr. Taylor's enthusiasm for wire-
An emphatic protest against the tury defences but represent a police legs, and described him as
The London Times, in a lending sale of Soviet interests in the peace and gives practical evidence measure for coping with unruly pioneer of broadcasting in the article examining the prospects C.E.R.. is contained in a Note des- of his intention to maintain it as
event of oral | Colony. elements in the
of next week's discussion, says: patched to Moncow to-dny. In it a settled polley. then he will not trouble, recent events having sug-
"Whatever compromises may re-Chinn HRVA the Soviet's con-be denied pence with honour," the In thanking the members of gested the need for precautions. the Institute for their gift, Mr. solve, the difficulties on the other templated action shows a disregard Morning Post concludės.—British
Almost within a single week, the Taylor stated he had always en-points of the Issue of effectives is of treaty obligations as well as an Wireless.
can be no utmost capital. There
com- Inclination to conclude an unlawful, a large in the service of the Institute, and promise in respect of the retention transaction with an unlawful re-
gime. by fur co-operation of other mem-of a long-service professional slice of territory and
The Nole says that under the given ers had been enabled to attain army by one State, while others evidence
has reduce their forces to the Blatus 1934 agreements the Soviet Intention of of their
good results.
of R short
conscript absolutely service
no right to assign in driving further, Japanese planes. have twice circled Peking, dropping! He denied the rumour he intend-
militia. minatory leaflets, Wu Pol-fa'ned to return to the Colony, but "The key-point of the draft any form its interests in the Rail- way without Chinn's consent and bodyguard has been dispersed, the stated he would settle down in Convention-already accepted by declares that the suggested trans ex-military governor Chung Ching-England. Referring to his position all the Delegations in principle-fer of the Soviet's interests would European be tantamount to recognising Man- yao has been murdered in a foreign as billiards handicapper, he stated is the placing of all
much pleasure hotel Yu such-chung bus narrow he had obtained
Continentul armies on a basis of chukeo and aiding Japan. defensive mililin. On that basin The Note hopes the Soviet will
table alone, the
relative reconsider its discision-Reuter, strengths was drawn up, and it quite impossible to suppose that one country, L.c. Germany, could
-
Japanese forces have their offensive, occupied
renewed deavoured to give of his
ly escaped nasussiantion and there when occupying this position, and are rumours of separatist intrigues had made many friends, and stories of a shipment of flags) to Tientsin from Dairen.
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Mr. Taylor. prior to joining the Hongkong Government 1901, There have increased popular was Fifth Lighthouse Keeper, Hurry. Peking is still calm, but Trinity House Service, in 1894. He numbers are leaving-Our Special was appointed to his present Correspondent.
in Janitary, 1923.
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The Timer emphasises that no Treaty of Versailles, is not con- summated. Germany will still re- at procedure change of Geneva can avail unless there is main bound by the terms of the aiso a change of temper, There Treaty, and any attempt to re-arm is little sign of this in the con-would therefore be a breach of troversial statement foreshadow-that Treaty and would be subject
to the penalties it provided." ing re-urmament, which has just
The Manchester Guardian says German issued by the been
that Baron von Neurath's article. Foreign Minister.
Recalling the concessions in Siris "a plain threat of coming re- John Simon's official statement on Armament, which will be attained the German claim to equailty in the repudiation of the Treaty of Versailles. The delay secured November the Timen continues:
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again."
Might Over Right. "Trust and good-will, which! these conditions connoted have! now been swept away. Since the.
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