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London, May 18.

ATTACKS U.S.

Berlin, May 18.

The London Stock Exchange was The Berlin newspapers have quiet and narrowly Irregular, Kaffics providing the brightest spot, renewed their attacks on the US. despite the fact that they were some Department of State and Wall Street what less active towards the close, which, they accuse, are causing increased and new tension between Gild-edgeds were a fraction firmer, and Brazilians and Far Easterns were Germany and the United States. Jower..

Industrials were undecided, but The Press attributes developments benefited by continental inquiry.in Brazil to the recent protest by the The Commodity and Foreign Ex Department of State at the Utilisation changes continued featurelcast Retter Special."'-

Degree United Press,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938.

FORMER GOVERNOR Act With

OF H.K. SUGGESTS REALM FOR NEGUS.

(Continued from Page 1.)

ernment was concerned, It WAB N matter for the Italian Government and Emperor Haile Selassie to decide, Jn the light of their interests and res- ponsibilities.

No Reason For Conflict

"Provided we are, satisfied, as we are, that Italy does not mean to use Spain to alter the status quo when the struggle is over, there no ren- son why the fact that there ATC side strona Italian views on one should conflict with the strong views held by a large section of the Bri- tish publie on the other side. It should not preclude us from improv- ing relations with Italy over the wider international field.

A

"By the Anglo-Italian Agreement kwo linve made beginning 10- ward

and peace,

we are re- solved to seize every opportunity to develop it.

"We would like to see removed every cause of mistrust between our- selves and Germany, a view that is shared by the mass of people of both countries."

Lord Halifax finally argued that talle about the inevitabilty of war was dangerous and essentially un- true.

Labour Only Critic

No voice was raised in crilleisin, so the Labour Opposition in Britai was almost alone in Europe in con- demning what the British Govern- ment tried to do.

Prudence Foreigners

Are Warned

Japanese War Office Issues Communique

Tokyo, May 18.

A War Office communique issued to-day re-emphasises that the Japanese Army in Chinn is doing its uhmost to protect the lives and property of Third Power nationals,

ns

JAPANESE

CHARGE

INTO HSUCHOW

(Continued from Page-1);

forces defending that scator."- Reuter.

Attempt, On Lunghai Line

Still Unsuccessful

Hauchow, May 10.

With the Chinese Aghting tenacious- ly to repel all enemy raiding partles the Japanese attempt to cut the Lunghal Railway is still no neurer to

success.

So far the raids have been con- ducted largely by anuali cavalry units, constituting no great menace to the lines. To prevent any further ralds dispatched to all important points

Chinese reinforcements have been

along the line.

After inflicting a crushing defeat to a Japanese column of 5,000 men at fiullungtst und Hastackow, 30 kilo- metres north of Yung-cheng, Chinese troops, hotly pursuing the retreating

reached the outskirts Impair enemy with foreign Yungcheng and laid siege to the city yesterday morning. The Japanese withdrew into the city and stubbornly resisted.

to

The communique recalls that General Orders were issued Rome lime ago for a careful investigation possible of foreign properties attack sites.

"The Chinese are taking advantage of every

opportunity Japanese relations Powers," the communique states.

"They are using foreign property when this is possible, and are also attacking and kidnapping, sometimes killing, foreign people. Such actions on the part of the Chinese are frequent."

of

A bitter encounter took place yes- south-west of erday at Watzekow, Slachslen, between a Japanese unit The communique charged that of 1,000 men and a Chinese detach- Italians and Germans, who were con- ment. The Japanese withdrew to nected with Japan through the anti-rising ground in the vicinity where Comintern Agreement, rorised by the Chinese.

were ter-

The communique recalls the Battle of Fengyang on February 17, charge

Battle of

they are still holding out last night. Three Japanese tanks, tā armoured cars and a large quantity of arms and ammunition were seized,

Unconfirmed Report

Lord Hallax declared that he had | found in Geneva representatives of France, the Little Entente, Belgium and Poland all warmly testifying to the significance of the Anglo-Itabaning that the Chinese constructed agreement.

positions trainst Tac American owned Church. In the Linyl. alleges the communique, the Unconfirmed reports from the front Chinese troops were entrenched state that Mengcheng on the north around religious buildings owned by bank of the Ko River, north-west of foreigners. As a result, the Japan-Pengpu, which the Japanese used as cae attackers were hampered, and a base of operations in norih Anhwei, suffered

and heavy losses.

The communique recalled the pre- vlous request to foreigners not to permit Chinese to use their proper- ties, and also the Foreign Office request to Foreign Powers to arrange for the evacuation of their nationals from the danger areas.

Were the Opposition In Govern- ment's place it would be following a polter that would not greatly differ from that followed by the Govern- ment.

"I was Viceroy of India under a Sociallat Government, when India passed through Its most disturbing times, and no Government could have given any Viceroy more Inyal and whole-hearted support than received from the Labour Party," Lord Halifax said.

I have never been tempted to think that Socialist party with the responsibilty of office would fall in duly as custodians of the wider interesis of the British Common wealth."

Lord Halifax concluded by appeal. ing for national unity.--Reuter.

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We hope that foreigners residing in the danger areas in China will recognise the intentions of the Japanese Army, and will behave themselves with prudence in order to ward off any untoward Inci- dents."—United Press.

U.S. COMMODITY PRICES

July

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

October

New York, May 18.

New York Cotton

Opening

8.05/05 0.05/05 8.72/72 0.71/71

Closing

December

0.74/74

8.74/74

Jan. (1030) March (1939) Moy (1030) Spot

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8.81/81 8.80/86 0.00/88

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New York Rubber

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May

London, May 18. Two Royal Air Force machines met in a mid-air collision to-day at Seletar, in the suburbs of Singapore. Corporal Stone and Aircraftsman Ashton were killed, Both were aboard one of the machines, of July...... 11.90b/12.00a 11.94b/900 which the pilot, Flying Officer Frank September 12.10b/15a 12.00/00 Howard Roberts, was rescued.

December. 12,31/30 12.26/28 The

occupants of the other March

12.45/45 machine escaped without injuries. Reuter.

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The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary issued at 12,30 p.m. yesterday, reads:

Sales for the day: 450 tons

The last Notice Day for May Rubber is May 20.

May

Chicago Wheat

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July

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Chicago Corn

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Winnipeg Wheat

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NEWS AGENCY APPOINTMENTS

London, May 19. The appointment of Webb Miller, famous diplomatie and war corrres- pondent, as General Manager of the United Press Association in Europe has been announced.

Mr. Harry Flory has been op- pointed European News Manager.- United Press.

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In west Shantung heavy Chinese reinforcements

days, is still in Chinese hands. Re- precautions.-Central News. peated Japanese attempts to dislodge

Withdrawal Ordered? the Chinese have been frustrated.

Bliter fighting took place also at

Tokyo, May 18. 30 kilometres north 01

The Tsinan Correspondent of the

Generalissimo Chlong Kai-shek, in a radio broadenst from funkow to-day, ordered the Chinese forces to with- draw from Hsuchow without fighting a decisive battle.

bave crossed the Lunghai Railway west of Hauchow, Grand Canal and are pushing toward where a small Japanese raiding party which have escorted by several tanics appeared. Kinsiang and Yutai,

prits bank hands. The Japanese units on the north fallen into Japanese Chinese regiment at Chuyeh, which of the Welshan Lake on the Shan- has fought tenanciously against the tung-Klangsu border are reported to Japanese for the last six days, is still be again attempting to cross the lake of to invade Pelhalen on the south bank. holding out. Koacheng, scene several engagements in the last few The Chinese garrison is taking stric:

According to the report, the troops were instructed by the Generalissimo to continue

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