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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1936.
BRITISH POLICY
SIR H. M. KNATCHBULL- HUGESSEN'S VIEWS
Shanghai, Sept. 14.
1908 BUICK PASSES TEST
POPE'S WARNING
·SATANIC PREPARATIONS BEHIND SPANISH WAR
STILL GOING.
STRONG
Automobile Toples of August 10 has the following-The oldest car to pass the Colorado state inspec- tion test thus far is a 1908 Buick owned by C. C. Dill of Denver. When
Castel Gondolfo, Sept. 14. Sternly denouncing subversive doc- - trines, His, Itoliness the Pope,' ad- dressing 500 Spanish refugees in a speech broadenst in Italy and other countries, referred to the Satanie pre- parations beind the Spanish civil war.
Speaking on board the steamer to a Chinese press representative the new British Ambassador to China, Enid, that he had not been in the For East before. "For the sake of getting
He declared that the flame of A better knowledge of the latest ! took his cur in i was dis hatred and
persecution had been siluation in the Far East," added Siz covered that the lights didn't work, relighted in Spain and was directed Hughe, "I tool the route vin Japan, although everything else was in against the Catholle Church on the when I started my journey to Chinn. perfect, working order. Dill pro-¦ one real obsinete in the way of those During the brief visit in Japan I tested that Bghts weren't necessity, subsersive force's which were evident called on the British Ambassador to
because he never drove at night,
in Russia, Chinn, Mexico and South Japan, the Japanese authorities and "The matter was taken up with America,
Joseph Marsh, supervisor of the Mr. Isu Shi-ying, Chinese Am-
He added. "We must bewail parti- state motor courtesy patrol, who in- bassador to Japan. Although I desisted that the car had to have lights, cularly such fratricidal carnage and not understand Chinese, through the
in case Dill got raught out after so many oltences on Christian lite dark. The lights were 6xed up and and dignity, such ruining of the most assistance at a good interpreter I the test was passed. DIN doesn't was able to talk with the Chinese
know how far the car has travelled sacred and precious heritage of a because he threw the speedometer noble people. The huppenings In Ambassador Inn most informal
away 15 years ago when it wore | Spain proclaim the extent to which way."
out at 250,000 miles,
the very foundations of, all culture and elvilisation are menaced,
Concerning the British policy in the Far East, Sir Hughe stated that there was practically no change in Britain's Far Eastern policy.
This point I have already men- tioned to one of your Chinese press- men when I was asked to explain British policy during my recent visit to Tokyo," he said. "Briefly should like to declare that the British foreign pulley once being adopted. will not ensity be changed. What we really wish is that friendly inter- national relations be always male- tained among all countries, and par- ticularly do we wish to see
that there will be mutual understanding between China and Japan, and gradual increase of friendly relation
between these two nationa
The Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd., are local agents for Butek cars.
MCMAHON SENT TO
PRISON
(Continued from Pepe 1)
The insidiousness with which subversive forces are seeking a com- mon ground with Catholles is ex- tremely dangerous and designed to deceive the world in favour of nut changing a programine we hate."
The Pope stated that be would pray that the persecutors of the
allegedly involved were not disclosed Church in Spain would be reunited.
tatted Press,
to the Church when peace returned, -Reuter,
BRIEF DELIBERATION
London, Sept. 14.
Strength of Society
Castel Gondolte, Sept. 14. tion the jury found George McMahon | Spanish refugees deplored the hur-
After only ten minutes' delibern-
Pepe Pits in speech to 350 atuilty on the third charge in the rors of the Spanish elvit war.
indictment, amely, that he produced denounced dissemination of Comi- near the person of the King a pistel. nunist propaganda. with intent to alarm His Majesty...
He
Jie attacked legislation under- the Church, "which deprives society taken to relegate the Influence of
of or its principal strength of resist- weapon; unen."--United Press. King with
the Judge's diretion on the first two McMahon was found not guilty on charges, unlawful possessiota near the person of the weapon and displaying
intent to break the peace,
No Change of Attitude Sir Hughe definitely stated that the present change of personnel in the post of British Ambassador to China did not mean any change of policy towards Ching. He further declared that Britain does not wish to make an ally of any nation against any Passing sentence of a year's hard others. "As history will tell, such labor, the Trial Jurige sald he was measure has not been the usuoldte satisfied the prisoner never had; practice in the past, although Britain any intention of harming the King. was allied to France against Germany or he would be bound to take the during the Great War, but at that severest mesures possible. time circumstances
were quite different, beenuse the French at that
T.T.
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Demand
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one of those misguided persons whe
time closely co-operated with outuid is Lordships, Dist McMahon was TT. Singapore country.
The suggestion that the British Government 1 going to cp-operate with Japan in ccunomic assistance to
China was flatly denied by Sir Hughe, who mid that this is a matter concerning the three countries, Bri- tain, Japan and Chinn, and is not (only in Anglo-Japanese problem.
Comment on Smuggling
When questioned about his opinion of the smuggling problem in North Chin, Sir Hugi staten that the Chinese Government must be held responsible for lack of sufficient abljity to carry out their preventive measures, although the Japanese must also be responsible to 'a certain extent.
7.7. Japan
thought that by notoriety they could India call attention to grievances. Lucky, T.T at the time of the incident, the police
TT. U.S.A were quick enough
Manila IT save him, Batavia from the consequences of hs own TT. Bangkok act.-Router.
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York. Concerning the establishment of Amsterdam: the Import Inspection Ofee at Tien-V.enna.. tin by the Höpet-Charhar Political Prague. Council, Sir Hughe stated that he Madrid, had only learned of it from Dress Lisbon reports.
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As regards a report that the British Monte Video authorities are going to extend the Imperial Airways service from Hong- Yokohama kong to Shanghal, Sir Hughe declar-Silver (forward) 194 ed that this was incorrect. He ex-
Silver (Spot)....101
-British Wireless.
plained that such reports might be War Loan....... 107 based on a report that Britain has promised that China Aviation planes will be allowed to land at Hengitong.
The Embassy
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2
·PRODUCER PASSES
on
Dr. Frank Laubach, Ph. D., who was to have spoken on "The Philippines Literary Methot Wednesday, September 16, at SL.. Stephen's Girls' College. has
had unavoidably to postpone his visit. It is hoped that a meeting may be Farranged for him at n future date,
During the week-end one case, of
Sir Hughe further explained that
Santa Monica, Sept. 14. the British Enibassy cannot
Mr. Irving Tholberg, the famous pletely be removed to Nanking tem- motion picture producer, director porarily owing to there being no per- and one-time sequarlo manent premises in the capital suit-here to-day of pneumonta, lls wife, writer, died able for establishing the Embassy Norma Shearer, the Alm stor, at his Typhoid was reported to the local there. He added liat in the future he would spend half his time during
bedside when the end came.--Reuter. Health authorities, the year in Nanking and the other half in Peiping.
In conclusion, Sir Hughe informed the pressman that he was going to the capitul on Wednesday, and would pay official culls on the different Chi- nese authorities.-Wak Kiu Yat Po.
Oficial Welcome
Shanghai, Sept. 14, Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen, landed this morning at 1045 8.m. after being greeted by representatives from the Shangbai Muncipal Govern, ment, the local office of the Nanking Foreign Ministry, the British Charge D'Affaire and the British Consul- General
Iminediately after landing Sir Hughe proceeded to the British Con- sulate und inter inspected a guard of honour within British Consulate Premises. The British Ambassador is now staying at the Cathay Hotel and will leave for the Capitol on the 10th Inst. evening with his party-Wah Kiu Yat Po.
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