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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1937.
CHINA PAWN OF JAPAN'S ARMY CHIEFS
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prevail throughout the vast China markets.
BRITAIN PROPOSING TO BREAK DEADLOCK
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and volunteers from crossing into A conflict in the northern provinces Spain has now been withdrawn.
Officers who formerly acted na ser=' Just now, anys the journal, would vants of the Non-Intervention Com- utterly blight this encouraging pros-mittee have been instructed to with- pect. It is to be hoped that counsels draw to the nearest towns and await of moderation and foresight will orders to resume their duties, if the prevail, alike in Nanking "aud 12 necessity for a guard on the frontier Tokyo-Reuter,
POINTS WISER COURSE
London, July 14. Dy for Japan's wisest course would be to sound "cease fre," institute on
Inquiry Into the incident of July and, with Chinese co-operation, na- sess the value of a few stray bullets at their true worth. She would also thereby curn respect and gratitude of the world, declares The Times to- day.
However, it is feared the chances of Japan taking that course have been lessened, first, because of her distrust of negotiations with the Chinese who easily outclass their çir neighbours Br diplomats; secondly. because of the suppressed Irritation
with which she has watched the re-
cont steady improvement of Marshal Chiang Kai-shek's position and in the pollent health of China as a whole thirdly because of the probability that the Ariny has got the bit be tween its teeth.
arises.
Meanwhile, French Moblie Guards, police and plain-clothesmen are doing the work of the Non-Intervention Committee's observers and are seeing that no arns pass across the frontier
into Spain-Reuter Bulletin Service.
BRITAIN KEEPS CLOSE CONTACT WITH AMERICA
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as he gave the Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Hirosi Salto yesterday.
Afterwards Mr. Wang declared that China was still working consistently for peace but if Jopan continues aggressive moves in North China-we have nothing else to do but defend ourselves,”—Router.
DEEP CONCERN
London, July 13. Incidents in the Far East are being watched with concern in London and The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, la maintaining close contact with the United States Government regarding developments.
TALKS WITH DIPLOMATS
London, July 13, The Spanish situation, with parti- culor reference to the procedure to
Yesterday Mr. Eden has an inter- be adopted in the efforts to chce view with the Japanese Ambassador a settlement of the non-intervention
and expressed the anxiety which the crisis, was discussed by the Foreign situation caused the British Covern- Secretary, Mr. Eden,. In a series of interviews this afternoon with theed here is that in the efforts of each ment. The danger that is apprehead- Ambassadors of France, Germany,
side to fix on the other the responsi bility for recent fighting, questions of Italy and Russia,
prestige may be permitted to prevent an early settlement which is every- where earnestly desired.
Proposals which, In response ta the mandate entrusted to her by the unanimous vole of the Non-Inter- vention Committee to endeavour to resolve the deadlock are being pre- pared by the British Government were not revealed to the Ambassa- dors. They will be ready to-morrow The Times says that it seems some and will be handed simultaneously
large-scale hostilities may be
to the representatives of each of the expected unless wiser counsels pre- States which are members of the vait at the eleventh hour. The Army Committee, The terms of the pro- will be reluctant to retire gruce-posals will not be published before fully without at least a punitive ex- Thursday morning, pedition against Sung Sheh-Yuan's forces, which Tokyo can depict in- accurately but without stretelling the imagination, as bandits, steeped in bolshevism.
WHEN WILL GUN GO OFFT
The Times wants to know how long Nanking can pull the trigger without the
oft. How gun going long. 11
wonders, before outraged Chinese nationalism ceases to be amenable to Chiang Kai-shek's wise opportunism? The extent to which To-day the quality of radio trans-
Nanking, effectively reinforces the mission and reception has reached-28th Army with troops from further
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south; the ability or otherwise, of Chinese Communists to force the Government's hund; the possibility that the Chinese air force will play a prominent part in hostilities, are all matters which have a vital bear ing on the situation,
The Government's plan will be formally submitted to the Committee on Friday, when, it is anticipated. representatives of the various Powers will be in a position to express the views of their Governments regarding it-British Wireless.
L.C.C. SWIMMING BATHS
London, July 13. The London County Council to-day approved a proposal to construct five more open-air swimming baths In cost various parts of London, at
of £155,000.-British Wireless.
North China to set up a new regime entirely independent of the Nanking Government, with pro-Japanese poll- licions as leaders.
The situation, concludes the paper, shows every sign of needing, sooner If these or later, some such solution as the agreement of 1935 provided, arranged by General He and Admiral Uematsu which ended the crisis at the time, Bui China is in a position to be more particular about terms than she was then.-Reuter.
AMBITION
The United States Charge d'Affaires in London lind an Interview with Mr. Eden yesterday and made a further call at the Foreign Once this after-
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The Chinese Ambassador had an Interview with the Foreign Secretary this morning.—British Wireless,
JAPAN AGAINST MEDIATION
Tokyo, July 14. Interviewed to-day, R Foreign Office spokesman said there was no
vital change in the North China crisis. pends entirely on China's attitude."
He added: "The future de-
Asked if mediation by Britain and the United States could serve any useful purpose, the spokesman said Japan would not welcome any out- side mediation; she preferred to, pro-
her ceed with the matter way."-Reuter.
own
FRENCH CONSULAR "AT HOME”
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The aim is to create mother state for the Japan-Manchukuo bloc, to tunity of welcoming M. Cadol and act as the mmediate objectives are
of Oriental peace. his wife and expressing our hopes that their stay here will be a very reached, the Japanese Government happy one. He will, I am sure, for-
will then proceed to negotiate with give me If I say that none of the Nanking Government seeking the quite forget that his predecessor was latter's recognition of Manchukuo and here with us only 24 hours ago. M. the political and economic indepen-Leurquin and his charming wife had dence of the new North China regime.
become such a vital part of the social Finally, Jupan will demand the life of the Colony that
fear our chief feeling to-day must be one of bereavement which will take a little time lo heal. The heartiness of our Vive le Roi, sa to speak, is still a little clouded by the sadness of our Le Rol est mort.
Chinese Government's sincere co- JAPANESE
operation with her in eradicating Tientsin, July 13, "Red" Influence in the Far East and According to well-informed quar-also demands that the Chinese Gov- ters, the Japanese authorities in Northernment abandon its pulley of depend- China, by means of large scale milling on European, and American na- tary operations, are making an effort tions In political and economic to compel the Chinese authorities in spheres.--Hua Nan.
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Visiting a friend for a night's stay, Pun Sau-fuis, aged 28, unemployed painter, absconded the next morning with a purse containing $1.40 Hongkong money, and $48 in Canton money. He was reen by his friend, Tsang Wal, in Yaumati yesterday and was arrested.
Pun was charged with the theft of the purse and money before Mr. W. Schofield at the Central Magistratey this morning, when he admitted robbing his friend.
Inspector A. V. Baker said Pun vlalted Tsang at No. 10 Spring Gor- don Lane on July 12, and disappear- ed the next morning. Tsong" found
his purse had also gone, and a chance meeting with Pun in a Yaumst! street brought about his arrest.
Defendant had used the stolen money to buy himself a gold ring, valued at $12, a wrist watch, valued at $7, a pair of shoes and a suit of clothing.
Only $6 and the purse were discovered on him.
His Worship ordered defendant to pay complainant $10 amends or serve 14 days' imprisonment, and sentenced him to a further six weeks' hard inbour, the terms to be consecutive.
ARMED ROBBERY
A Chinese man, Sung Kwong-suen, 26, 14 in Queen Mary Hospital with a knife wound in his thigh, follow- ing an attack by two armed robbers in Upper Albert Road at 13,15 nm. to-day. Ile was approaching the Helena May Institute when the men set upon him and took his money belt, containing $150 Canton cur- rency $55 Hongkong currency and a gold finger ring.
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