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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.·
BRITAIN
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
British Seek
ALLEGEDLY | Compensation
HOSTILE TO JAPAN
Meijikai Party Is Sharply Critical
Tokyo, Nov. 3.
Me.. T. Tanaka, the President, and the directors of the Meijikai Party have passed a resolution to the.cllect that since the begining of the hostilities between Japan tind China, Britain has been affording every ns- distance to China, and has sometimes
hindered the Japanese miary nu- thorities.
"Such an attitude cannot be deemed to be within the proper conines of n neutral third power, but must be considered as evidence of a hostile attitude against Japan.
"Japan and China are grown-up nations, with their own culture, and
able to straighten out difficulties
themselves. It is an Insult to the ideals of their civilisation to suggest they cannot," the relution-states-
United Press.
Finger-Prints Not His,
Accused Claims
But Words Cannot
Alter Records
His disbelief in the infallibility of theflier-print record syslem was strenuously protested by Chan Sing, 40. at the Kowloon Magistracy this morning. For whereas his record showed that he had been banished for 10 years In August last, and that he was a professional beggar, ho declared that he had never been sent Rway and that his past was snowy white.
Even when Sergeant McKay of the Fingerprints Office testitted that Chan had been convicted three times of begging and had been deported, producing his finger-print record and photographs, Chan said it was a case of mistaken identity,
He refused to believe that Anger- prints did not look alike. "Just as faces may look alike, so du firiger- prints,' he protested. Even the photographs, which resembled him to a startling degree, and showed the little scar he had on his forehead, falled to shake him.
On charges of begging in Saigon Street, and returning from banish- ment, he was fined $10 or one month, and three months without the option, by the Magistrate, Mr. K. Keen. As he was being taken away, he could still be heard mumbling about people who refused to believe coincidences.
VOCATION TRAINING
In
FOR TROOPS
Reformed System To Be Tried
London, Nov. 2.
Mr. Leslie Hore Belisha, Minis- ter for Defence, informed the House of Commons that the Government had decided to make vocational training available to every soldier to the utmost extent before he left the Colours,
and not afterwards, as at present.
The men will receive full military pay and appropriate allowances as soldiers.
Sailors returning from overseas will, if necessary, be permitted to extend their Colour service to take advantages of these courses. The new system will be experimental for six months, and will be continued if successful.
Mr. Hore-Belisha stated that 5,500 men may be trained during the next six months at the dozen contres which have been established in the country.--Reuter,
Ceuta Guns No Threat To Gibraltar
Cm-
London, Nov. 2. Information regarding the pincement of guns opposite Gibraltar was given by Mr. Leslie Hore- Bellsha in the louse of Commons to-day.
He stated that the armament that defended Port Ceutn had not been reinforced since early in the Spanish war.
The big guns were howitzers,
not normally installed for sea fighting purposes, and it was reasonable to deduce that the defences had been improved for prolection of Spanish nationalist territory,
of tho
The guns on both sides Straits were of various dates ITIL countries of origin-Heuter's Special.
FUND FOR CHINA RELIEF SWELLS
London, Nov. 2. The Lord Mayor of London's Chinese Relief Fund now
£60,000.—Router.
EXCOLLA
Discussions
Alarm Felt For S'hai Safety Encroachment By Belligerents Is Feared
London, Nov. 2, As a result of a meeting of the com-
mittee, headed by Sir George Mat- donough, representing the China Industries and the Chambers of Com- Association the Federation of British merce of Bradford, London and Man- chester, two letters have been sent lo Mr. Anthony, Eden, Secretary.
the Foreign
TRI-POWER ANTI-RED PACT SOON EFFECTIVE
Germany, Italy And Japan To Sign In Romo This Week
Berlin, Nov. 2.
The Anti-Comintern Pact be- tween Germany, Italy and Japan will be signed in Rome on November 6, it is learned by Reuter from competent quarters.
Reuter,
RELIABLE PREDICTION
Rome, Nov. 2. It is reliably predicted that the
Anti-Conintern Paet between Haly, Germany and Japan will be signed during the week-end.
The first expresses the hope that opportunity will be taken at the Brussels conference to consider, in conjunction with representatives of Offcials are silent on the point, the other Powers, the principles con- although Italian newspapers used a cerned on which claims for compensa- Tokyo despatch quoting the Japanese tion for damage arising from the Sino- newspapers, that Herr Joachimn Japanese hostilities should be based. Ribbentrop would soon go to Home to In the second letter, grave concem sign dispatches which are said not
expressed at the continued en- to
military croachment of the Japanese. In the United Press, International Settlement at Shanghai.. und their interference with the ser-
ia
Council.
vices of the Shanghai Municipal It is suggested that these matters should also be discussed with representatives of the Powers con- cerned at the Brussels conference will the object of formulating a common policy with regard to the Interna- tional Settlement, and avoiding pay exploitation of the position by either of the belligerent parties when hostilities ceitse-Renter,
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MRS. ANN SHEWAN DIES HERE
Came East Many` Years Ago
The death of Mrs. Ann Shewan occurred at the French Hospital this morning.
Mrs, Shewan, who was born in the Isle of Wight, has been in the Far East since 1892.
.Formerly head of Fairall Fashions, a thriving Hongkong business, Mrs. Shewan rellred some years ngo, when she married the late Mr. William Shewan, twin brother of Mr. Robert Shewan of Messrs. Shewan, Tomes Her and Company.
husband died ten years ago, and since then she has been living quietly at North Point.
A keen gardener, Mrs. Shewan was also interested in different charities, being a member of the Mother's Union of the St. John's Cathedral.
The funeral is being held to- morrow, and will pass the Monument at 5 p.m.
Mrs. Shewan had numerous friends in Hongkong, and has relatives England and in Vancouver, B.C.
OLD RESIDENT. PASSES AWAY
An old Kowloon resident, Mr. Manuel Jose D'Azevedo, passed away at the French Hospital this morning. Mr. D'Azevedo, who Is 74 years of age, lived at 10 Tung Cheung Buildings, Kowloon, and is survived by a sister, Marie, three nieces, one married to Mr. V. M. Xavier, the other to Mr. L. M. Xavier, and nephew, Mr. F. Ribeira,
The funeral will pass the Monu- ment at 5.30 p.m. to-day.
First Hanging At Stanley
Last Episode In Brutal Murder Case Enacted
At two minutes after Bve o'clock this morning Au Hing dropped from the scalfold at Stanley Prison and pald the penalty for his share in the assassination in May this your of Mr. David Chan-sze,
Probably to-day an inquest will be held, thus closing one of the most dramatic criminal episodes in the Colony since the famous Cheng Kwok-you case.
Au Hing, 37, had completed nearly 16 years in gool just a few weeks be- fore he accepted $20 to kill a man pointed out to him by alleged in- stigators or accomplicess, The vic- tim was the managing director of the Sincere Company, a well-known and
duential person.
At the trial of Au Hing, Li Fook- chong, manager of the Sincere Per- fumery Manufactory stood with him In the dock also on a capital charge as the alleged instigator of the mur der.
Ko Wah-tak and Leung Wong, the the two men who accompanied Au Hing on his fatot mission to Prince Edward Road on May 13, turned King's evidence.
Au
Li Fonk-chong was acquitted. Hing, despite an appeat in which he attempted to establish an alibi, was sent to the gallows,
BURNED BOY SUCCUMBS
Lau Wong-wai, 10, a victim of the Kowloon City fire of Monday night, died to-day as a result of the terrible burns he received.
He is actually the second victim. Yesterday it was reported that two were dead, but that was incorrect it I now ascertained. The first victim was also a bay of ten.
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