U.S.
THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
ELECTIONS:
HEAVY GAIN BY REPUBLICANS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,
1938.
Street Sale of White Poppies Next P.P.U. Move
IT IS UNDERSTOOD that although white poppics will not be sold in Hongkong stroots on Friday to mark Armistice Day, if the Hongkong Peace Pledge Union desires to arrange streets sales next year, the authorities will give consideration to the application,
This Intimation has been given by the police authorities to officials of the Peace Pledge Union,
White popples are sold on Armistico Day in the streets in England, and several thousands are disposed of every year,
But Roosevelt Maintains Paris Starts Control of Both
Japanese Push On Changsha
Houses
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
With 58 results outstanding, the state of the parties in the House of Representatives, follow- ing the elections, is now:
Yunkai Occupation Now Claimed CHUNGKING, Nov. 10. THE JAPANESE ARMY is still pushing on towards Changsha, accord- ing to the latest Chinese and military communique ceived here.
re-
Democrats
Republicans
Progressives
232
143 2
The Senate results to date are as follows:
Democrats
Republicans
Farm Labour
Progressives
Independent Republican
66
23
2
1
1
Of the new State Governors elected, 11 are Democrats
16 Republican-Reuter,
It is noteworthy that to date, the Republicans have gained 44 The communique states that the seats in the House of Represen- Japanese troops advancing along tatives, and it is certain that the railway reached Tsengyang, this will be increased to 60 or from where the Chinese troops more by the time the final have been withdrawn towards figures are known. the south after fierce fighting. In the Senate, the Republicans Twenty-one Japanese planes re-have added eight seats to their leased 100 bombs on Hengshan at 11 o'clock yesterday morning, destroy-previous holding, while the De- ing large areas within the city walls, mocrats have lost ten. and starting many fires.
Chinese reports place the number of people killed at 200, and still larger numbers wounded.
were
Lo
REPUBLICANS STILL WINNING
However, the New Dealers retain majorities in both Housos, and con- trai in more than half the State ad ships.
ministrations,
Armistice Eve Celebrations
PAR'S, Nov. 10.
ON THE EVE of the twentieth anniversary of Armistice day, all of France and all of her colonies, commenced a series of ceremonial celebrations to commemorate a peace that has endured for almost a quarter of a century and give thanks that still another twelve months have passed without a major war on the Continent.
Commencing with torch light
processions in every town and ARABS AND │·
hamlet throughout the country to-night, the most imposing and through Governor-morrow morning when president spectacular event will come to Albert Lebrun, surounded by the! entire French cabinet, members of
President Roosevelt, recelyng re-
ports of the results at Hyde Park refused to make any comment, but Mr. Herbert Hoover said: "The Re publicans are now in a restore faith in the position to
cd that the country was "still strong- ly behind the humanitarian policies of President Roosevelt."
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Willing For Peace If Satisfactory
JERUSALEM, Nov. 9.
Parliament and the diplomatic corps will observed one minute silence facing the unknown soldier's tomb arches of the
Triomphe and Arg Mr. James Farley, the Postmaster- then review an imposing parade of from a fing decked stand under the General admitted that the Republi- the best the French Army possesses.
At eleven o'cinek sharp when the can victories exceeded expectations,
British political circles that with but he insisted that the results show-signal is given by cunnon shot the THE SUGGESTION in certain
President will bow his head
minute's even after publication of the New York, Nov. 9. The late cleet.on returns have
those surrounding him in silence while thousands packing every Woodhead Commission report, The large casually list is attributed broadened the scope of the Republi- New
The Democrats, lost the senator- approach to the great Are and the which is expected to-day, thera to the fact hal many of the Inhabitants
cini triumphs, reversed the
New broad, soldier-lined Champs-Elysees would be no calming down of the of New Hampshire,
will collapsing Deal tide, and restored the Republi- ships
stund
in reverent silence and political situation in Palestino, trapped beneath
or were subsequently burned cans to the status of a major party. Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, w death.
Tabulations in the middle of the Wisconsin, Connecticut, and Kansas, rive mute thanks for the peace that because the Arab leaders were
Indianu and yet remains, A report states that Chinese troops afternoon showed that the Re
He and ore trailing in
The unusual events which have personally interested in the con- Teaoshli on the have abandoned
had made a publicans
net gain of loata.
just taken place in a Europe which tinuance of disturbances, was They have also lost the governor- Hankow-Ichang highway, in order to
and were leading] eight Senators,
make this a particularly impressive an interview. take up new defence positions further close rhees for two other scats, which ships of Pennsylvania, Ohio and narrowly avoided another war will hotly denied by leading Arabs in west, but according to Chinese the Democrats before the election Michigan, together with nine others.
It was stated that a normal situation Republicans lost ceremony. And when the squadrons However, despatches the main Japanese forces were holding.
Maryland, and North representing every branch of France's include California, Republicans have not yet entered Tsaoshih-
fighting might and war veterans with would soon be restored if London Dakola. Reuter:
The Republicans now hold 145 tattered regimental flags carried in came ou satisfactory conclusion, but the last war file past the gathered if not, fighting would certainly. be
continued. crowds thoughts of gratitude will not tives.-United Press. seats in the House of Representa-
be disassociated from the forces which remains us a guarantee that peace may
be maintained. yel be
SYMBOLIC FLAMES
symbolic flames
YUNKAI OCCUPIED
Tokyo, Nov. 10. The Fujioka detachment of the Japanese forces driving southward along the Hankow-Canton Railway, nt 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon completely occupied Yankai, accord- Ing to a field dispatch received here,
Yunkai is a strategically important point approximately 12 miles north- cast of Yochow, the imminent objec- tive of the Japanese milltary open- tlona in Hunan Province.
The dispatch adds that the Fujioka detachment are conlinuing their
drive on Yochow, repulsing
the
nel
guins
eleven governorships, and there are clear indications that they will win up to 70 Representatives seats now held by the Democrats,
the
Chinese Warship Claimed
As Japanese Capture
SHANGHAI, Nov. 10.
The Chinese warship Yungcheng was captured by Japanese opposing Chinese forces,Domci, forces near Hsinti, about 30 miles below Yochow on the Yang- tse River at 3.40 on Tuesday, a Japanese naval communique
MAJOR BATTLE
on
Chungkingent at announced at 4.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
the
Nov. 10, A major battle Mofushan
Hunan-Hupch border, where heavy Chinese rein- the forcements are ready to check Japanese advance into Hunan pro- vince.
Both Tungcheng, 26 miles south- west of Trungyang and 03 miles east
are
Weather Delays Air Mails
According to the communique, the Japanese Yangtse Sect advanced past Loshon, only 20 miles downstream from Yochow, and suppressing the Chinese forces on both banks of the river is at present pressing hard on
Yochow.
of Yoyang by highway And
Bad weather continues to disrupt
Part of the naval landing forces Yanglowtung, on the Canton-Ifankow the air mail services to Hongkong. Railway, 21 miles south of Puchi It was reported this morning that assisted the Army forces in mopping the At up remnants of Chinese troops in the and 38 miles to the cast of Yoyang. conditions would prevent
understood to bave been France plane from leaving Hanol city of Hsinti on Tuesday, the com- evacuated by the Chinese after bitter until to-morrow, while bad weather munique adds.-Domel Bghting The Chinese troops which is also holding up the Clipper from withdrew from Tungcheng are Manila, and it is now very doubtful guarding Tashaping and Chengpah- whether the machine will arrive in
shan, two heights lying south of the Hongkong to-day. city. Yanglawtung was abandoned
by the Chinese after a gallant stand following the full of of three days.
arca,
the
Wahun Tokyo Reply To U.S. Note In Making
-The-Japanese-warships in the Upon receipt of reports that these Yangtze River are still below Cheng Chinese forces were retreating in lingk!,
above Yoyang near the southwesterly directions across the Hunan-Hupeh border.
Kwel and Wal Rivers, units of the Kiangchlawan, a point near Maping Japanese forces which were landed the east bank of the Yun River, in North China some time ago, were about 31 miles west of Kwangshui dispatched to Subslen, about 40 and about 28 miles north of Anlu in miles south of itsuchow in northern northeastern Hupch, was recaptured Anhwel
on
of consisting
the
on
Tokyo, Nov, D.
and
As to the British statement that there was no responsible man com- petent to act as a recognised negotia- tor for ull Arabs, this state of affairs, it was claimed, was due to English
—Trans-Ocean. WOODHEAD COMMISSION PALESTINE REPORT
Early to-morrow, and the colonies terrorist methods-fans-
from every provin will arrive at different railway stations where they will be received
London, Nov. D. by a military escort and conducted to
In the course of a a preliminary the Invalides where they will be kept
statement on the Palestine Com- unil the impressive ceremony of! relighting the flame over the unknown mission's report, the Jewish Agency soldler's tomb is held to-morrow night says that having broken up the existing national home, the Com- at 11.30 nm.
mission proceeds to abolish Because this is the twentieth an Balfour Declaration, and the Jewish
of the "cease fre" signal at national home. niversary the end of the "war to end wars"
date, as far as Palestine is
and because it follows so closely on the most troubled period Europe has experienced since the lust catastrophic conflict, more attention than ever be fore has been devoted to the arrange ments of the public and private ceremonies which will mark Novem ber 11.
the
the
of the man-
We western
The Agency dechres that there can be no question of the report serving as a basis for negotiations be- tween Jews and Arabs, or between the Jewish Agency and the Briilsh Government.
Minister of Pensions, Champetier Affer stating that the neighbouring de Ribes, as the titular head of the Arab states have no special status re- War Veterans' organisations, headed garding Palestine, the statement con-
committee which made all ar- cludes: rangements for the three days' cerem-
"The Agency can be a party to onles which begin to-night with the further discussions on the basis of the torch light Parades und will continue Balfour Declaration and Mandate.” until Saturday night when the foun-
tains at Versailles palace will be Arab reaction to the Commission's illuminated and there will be huge report is given by Izzat Tannous, fireworks display over die Seine in Director of the Arab Centre, repre- Paris. Also, to-night, to-morrow and senting the Arab cause in London Sunday night special theatrical and who, after seeing Mr. Malcolm Mac- other pubile programmes will be de- Donald, declared in an interview that voted to the Armistice ceremonies. he welcomed the abandonment of the The outstanding day, however, will idea of partition, and the decision that 11 have a volce
be to-morrow.
CROWDS CONVERGE
the
nl Arab countries shall
The reply is likely to be forth-champs-Elysees to the Are escorted twenty years ago to the hour,
by an infantry battalion and a cavalry squadron to be massed around the President's stand.
in safeguarding the future of Pales- At an early hour in the morning time, but he regretted absence of the crowds will begin converging around recognition of the natural rights of It is understood that the Foreign the Arc de Triomphe and along the Arabs to govern their national land. by the Chinese on Tuesday. A Starting an enveloping allack, five
after Inter-departmental Champs Elysees walle reserve officers Moreover, no Arab will participate in fresh Japanese assault yesterday detachments of Japanese troops in- Omce,
cluding the Kitagawa. Ichiyanugi, negotiations, is drafting a reply to the and wounded veterans will go to the negotiations from which any of the "morning was also repulsed.
Kuno
unita American note of October 6 which Invalides to become flag bearers for (Continued on Page 4) The Japanese column there at Terauchi, Satoh, and
On Monday made representations to the Japanese the 250 regimental flags of con- tempts to drive westward with Fan- moved from Suhsten
Government for the safeguarding of tingents which participated in the cheng and Siongyang. important evening, about 30 miles
China of American trade interests in cast
war that brought the peace being all, France, may be proud of its army, towns on the Han River as its objec- tive.
Suhsien, and Szehsien, about 30 on the basis of the open-door
observed. These stained and tattered The Japanese advancing on the miles east of Lingpl, in north-eastern equal-opportunity principle.
standards will be carried in milltary force for right that was victorious in the great conflicts that ended from the Invalides up formation captured by the Hankow-Ichang highway ore meeting Anhwei, were resistance Panchlats to the south-Japanese forces in succession coming next week.-Domei.
Noticeable iri the ceremonies east of Kingshan. These Japanese Tuesday, field dispatches claim.
held to-night and which will are using Yingcheng, 62 miles north- A separate column of the Japanese
undoubtedly be
lo- more present Satoh, west of Hankow, which they recently forces.
morrow and the day after will be a recaptured
GREAT MILITARY PARADE (19 д base for their Hamada and Kodama detachments
thankfulness feeling of profound
18 Two thousand Japanese marched from Kuchen, to the south
Immediately after the minute of that
there operations.
In peaco silence is observed the great milltary this country. Sunday prayers will reinforcements aro sald to have of Sulialen, and advancing to arrived there on Tuesday, ready to northeast of Szesien, took Tohoisi and
parade will commence. The vari- be said in all of the churches for aasist in the westward drive to Tsokowchen.
ous detachments which will make up that peace with the expression, of the Ichang Central News.
To complete the siege in triangular
Include hope that it shall endure forever, this impressive show will
from light tanks to United Press. "MOFFING-UT" CAMPAIGN IN
area bounded by Szelialen, Kuchen,
everything Pelping, Nov. 9. parachute and Wuho, the Kitagawa and Morita
jumpers; cadets detachments captured Waining, about.
It is understood that represent-Saint-Cyr, France's West
Republicaine in Sese troops 25 miles south of lisulangisi. have launched a large-scale mopping- While the infantry forcee were ations are being made to the authorit Garde
lea concerned by British tobacca
Infantry helmets, up drive against Chinese guerillas pushing the siege to the Chinese interests hit by the adverse tax at cavalry squadrons, molortized artil-
the Tientsin-Pukow concentrated in northern Annwel.
forces east of
the territory of the Japanese- The Chinese forces belonging to Railway, Japanese Army aircraft Kagan, where all cigarettes entering lery units and Passive Defence Corps. To the watching thousands, these General Shih Yu-san's 181st. Division are continuing bombing attacks on who harassed southern Shantung the Chinese forces attempting to sponsored Mongolian Government, forces will poignantly recall more districts for some time, started to retreat in southwesterly directions or charged an import tax of $100, forcefully than at any time in the compared with only $80 charged for last twenty years that though peace retreat towards the end of October, from northern Anhwel-Domel, Japanese products,—Reuter,
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Nov. 9.
the
Protests At New Taxes
from
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