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Sales
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expect additional assistance from the Sovict."
Chinese circles are puzzled by the fact that the announcement was not made simultaneously in Moscow and Berlin, which is the usual diplomatic
practice.
British Dilatoriness
The general opinion in Chung- king la that the Anglo-French dila- tory lacles and failure to reach an agreement with Russia are respon-
nd to
In forming a peace front. "Chamberlain sold out Spain and Czecho-Slovakia and is now getting a taste of his own medicine,” one commentator said.
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OBLIGATIONS
THE "POLES
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leave of all men in the frontier coastal nir defence units unill further notice.
August 23, 1939.
WIDOW TELLS STORY Husband's Suicide Month After Marriage
POST OFFICE.
JUMPED FROM BUILDING
A young woman who was a bride
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Dutch Man Dafoncos
and widow within about two months Letters and Postcards for Europe
Registered and Parcel Mails are (except Great Britain and Eire) and] closed 15 minutes earlier than the THE HAGUE, Aug. 22 (Trans- was the principal witness at the Ocean).It was offeintly announced Kowloon Magistracy, yesterday wner. South America are forwarded via time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertis- to-day that the Netherlands Govern-Inn Inquiry Into the death of her hus-Siberia" If so superscribed.
who ind
ed to close at or before inent had called up ali reservists in band, Wong Hu-man, 30,
a.m., re committed suicide by
Parcel Post Service to China is gistered and parcel mails are closed the frontier and coastal defences, us apparently
house subject to a Customs Embargo on at 5 p.m. on the previous day. well as in the the air force, as a pre-jumping from the top floor of enutionary measure in the face of the in Portinnd Street on July 20, was certain foreign goods, a list of which
Inter-held. latest developments in the national situation.
Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen sal as French Cabinet Meets Coroner, assisted by a Jury compris PARIS, Aug. 22 (Reuter)ing Messrs. U. Azzolini (Foreman), Following the French Cabinet meet-Lau Fook-kl and In Ping-lu. Inspec-
were
sible for the present situation, be canse Russia has doubted whether Mr. Chamberlain is really interesting to-day a communique was lied tor A. Wright was present for the
stating that the Cabinet Council had Police.
Dr. II. II. Tal, of Kowloon Public examined the international situation, particularly reports
Bent to the Mortu
Mortuary, sald he performed a post Government by representatives of mortem examination on the body of Externally, he France abroad.
the body fairly well develop- The Council approved the instruc-ung on July 27. tions, which
Immediately ed. The head wat out of shape, and despatched 10 Ambassadors of there were bruises und abrasions all over the body. Internally, the skull
into
Boll many fractured M. Daladier had a long talk with was
the coverings of the General Gamelin, Chief of General pieces, and
There were lacerated, brain were Staff after the
Council, which Cabinet lusted an hour and 25 minutes
four fructured ribs in the back, and The foreign affairs committee of the pelvis was fractured. The cause the Cabinet has been summoned for of death was multiple injuries. The Friday, when, according to several Injuries were consistent with a fall Deputies,
the Chairman, M. Mistles from n height. will
the explain
international situation.
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However, the general attitude here can be registered,
s one of "walt and see"not be By Order of the Board of Beving that Russia has definitely de-France abroad.
cided to Directors.
to swing entirely round to Ger- many.
is believed that if the German- Soviet non-aggression pact is signed, there will be clauses which would enable Russin to assist Poland and Rumania in the event of war, "either or Indirect by direct Intervention assistance such as they have given Republican Spain and China."
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As a result of Japanese operations near the Brilish border at Shun- chun and Shataukok there has been of a sudden jump in the number refugees accommodated in the Gov- ernment camps in Hongkong and New Territories. Whereas on August 12 the total number of refugees and destitutes accommodated was 8,900, the number was 10,380 on August 19,| an increase of 1,414.
The numbers of refugees at the various camps are shown below:
In urban areas, civilians. King's Park 1,200 for the week ending August 10, as compared with 1,268 on August 12; Mntauchung 1.172, as rompared with 1,113; North Point 1,490, as compared with 1,503,
In urban areas, soldlers-In hos- pital two on August 10, as compared with three on August 12 and Ma- tauchung 757, as as compared with
750.
In rural areas-Kam Tin 3,628 on August 19, as compared with 3,511 on August 12; San Uk Ling 1,068, as compared with 712. On August 19 refugees accommodated at Gills Cutting totalled 906 while none was housed there on August 12.
WANG'S NEPHEW
KILLED
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shots and looked across the street to
yards from her.
see the victim still falling only a few
11 1
Not Catastrophic WASHINGTON, Aug. 22, (Reuter). With the first shock of surprise over, officials here are inclined to believe that the announcement of a projected Soviet-Gerinon pact is not quite so catastrophle as it first ap-
State Department has hitherto tion of the announcement. withheld comment, pending clarifica- Well-informed circles, however, enumerate a number of points an
constituting a "silver lining"
It is pointed out that the Soviel, which demanded such a high price from Britain, can hardly have surrendered all its bargaining power by
giving Germany a free hand In Eastern Europe.
Secondly, continued German ag gression throughout that area could scarcely be in the Soviet's interest.
Thirdly, Herr Hitler has certainly maid highly paid thly by wea
weakening the anti- Comintern Pact and expering fapon to a threat of stronger Soviet and Chinese resistance in the Far East.
It is stated that the last point cannot fail to cause some antisfaction here. It is balanced, however, by the regret that though Far East aggres- sion
veerived a setback, the hag European peace front has received a blow, particularly the diplomacy of Britain which it had been President Roosevelt's constant desire in recent months to strengthen:
necessity European summoned,
Chan Wai-fong widow, said she had been married for over a month,
It is likely that M. Bonnet will also jand lived in the rear cubicle of the make statement, and thus the mem-top floor of 57 Portland Street, You- bern of the committee will be able matt. She had gone to bed about
follow the
of evolution the 11 pm on July 25, awoke about 5 situation without the am. the next day, and had gone Parliament being, into the kitchen. Her husband was of
awake in bed. While in the kitchen, She heard a thud which sounded as Not So Perfect
if something and fallen down in ner ROME. Aug. 22 (Ileuter).culitele. On hurrying back to her Soviet Russian circles in Rome cubicle, the saw the window wide forecast that the proposed German-open, and her husband missing. As itussian part will provide that she could not see anything by lank-
ut of the window, the right to de-
Ing
she went elther side has
downstairs with nome of the other nounce the pact If the other com- mits an act of aggression.
tenants, and on going to the lane at the back of the court-yard, found her husband on the ground.
Other clauses will probably con- tain undertakings that neither side will attack the other, and will re- main neutral If the other is a vie- thm of aggression.
so with the
were
Questioned by Mr. Macfadyen, wit- ness said she could give no revin why her husband should commit aui- cide. far as she knew, there
As Not Incompatible
financial or family frabal MOSCOW, Aug. 22 (Reuter).— Well-informed Soviet quarters this There were no signs of disorde in afternoon expressed the opinion the cubicle. that
In reply to a question by the Jury, non- Soviet-Gertnan the
no1 be witness said she had known deceas pack would
projected cd about six years before they were defensive alliance between Russia, married.
Chan Ho, 38, married woman who Britain and France.
on the ground floor of 57, The statement is regarded by lived competent obse
observers as being of Portland Street, said she was wash- highest significaner, indicating the ing her face in the yard of the house Sovlet Government's Intention about 5 am, when she was sudden- and desire to continue the three-ly knocked down to the ground and
became
On
gaining unconscious. Power antl-aggression talk.
consciousness, she saw Wong lying on the ground, and a few bamooo were scattered on the drying poles ground.
Pledges Honoured LONDON, Aug. 22, (Trans-Ocean). -It is expected that Parliament will
The finding that deceased died be summoned for Thursday by wire-
from. multiple injuries received an at Jess
While the British Cabinet is debat-result of a deliberate jump from the ing on the official explanation to be window of the third flot given to Parliament regarding the turned by the Jury,
French Suspicion PARIS, Aug.
(Reuter)-The 22
French press to-night takes the line that the German-Soviet pact might have been expected in view of Moscow's "shiliy-shallying" and the recent trade agreement,
it is also considered that the pact may not have the results hoped for by Germany.
new non-aggression pact, the public is worried about the interpretation to be given to the British pledge to Poland.
London papers this evening cm- phasise that Britain's foreign policy must be adapted to the new situation.
Was C
Move For Reform Of Constitution
SYDNEY,
Downing Street circles, however,
The move for reform of the Aus- state that the Pritish pledge to Poland was given without regard to Soviet trallan Constitution on the ground assistance, and that therefore Britain that it limits too much the power of must go to the fullest assistaner of the Government is continuing to gain Poland in the event of a German-strength, Polish conflict;
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Describing it as the most complete reversal of policy and doctrines in the history of Europe, "Le Temps" says: "The Reich Government, caught in a cul-de-sac, had to create a new fact. The non-aggression pact with the Soviet, however contrary to the nature of things appeared to be
The leader of the Socialist Federal the surest means of obstructing the
Military Talks Continue
Opposition, Mr. Curtin, the leader of Anglo-Franco-Soviet military entente, certain to have the results hoped for
PARIS, Aug. 22, (Trans-Ocean) the Country Party. Sir Earle Page, "The game is daring, but it is not
Negotiations between the French, and the Federal Attorney-General, in Berlin. The pact apparently British and Soviet military chiefs in Mr. Hughes, have now all publicly means the end of the anti-Comintern Moscow are to be continued, and joined the reformist ranks.
dental of the all the doctrines conclusion of a Soviet-German non- question will be discussed by the of the Nazi regime, and the abandon-aggression agreement did not make Federal Parliament next session.
Mr. Hughes's view is ment of any plans Germany may have Impossible continuation of the tallts, had for a thrust towards the Baltic it was stated to-day.
Commonwealth should have reality countries, the Ukraine and the Black However, it is pointed out that the of power, not the mere shadow of it.
Briush and French missions
Sir Earle Page, who was Minister "One is inclined to belleve that the likely to exercise greater reserve in for Commerce in the Lyons Govern. Fuehror is in a difficult situation and revealing military secrets in view of ment, is mainly concerned with re- wiches to act speedly to ward off the latest development.
form as it affect inter-State the peril he has created, and is muk-
intra-State trading. ing a strategical withdrawal, while
Pact,
Sea
arc
ihat the
and
Mr. Menzies Meels Unions-Mir. {
raving the face of his regime by Arithmetic. On The RG. Menzies, the Commonwealth
spectacular diplomatie success.
Effect On Exchanges LONDON, Aug. 22 (Reuter)---In commen with the Stock Exchange, Of the three men, two were dress other sections in the City are of the ed in white and one in black, and
opinion that the Infest developments It is believed that at least one of them in the international situation call for kicked off his shoes immediately calm reconsideration, after the shooting in order to facili- The traditional calm however, was tate is running.
con- not fully shared by certain Anoller
er clue
which was reflected was a pair of spectacles.
ath the Eye-Witness Account
gold markets. The recent rather
found near the crimetinental foreign exchanges and the
Mongol Border
the conference Was ad-
Prime Minister, conferred with trade union representatives recently in an effort to overcome their objections to the national register of wealth and! TOKYO. Aug. 22 (Reuter)-Re-man-power. After a fruitless di- ports of oclive warfare on the Outer russion Mongolian frontler contain
a com-journed. munique issued by the Kwantung Army. The reports claim that the Japanese yesterday, engaged Soviet and Outer Mongolian aircraft four ANOTHER RICE SHIP times, bringing down 97 machines.
Chinese Company Secking
On hearing the suund of shots per- heavy demand for dollars from the The Empress of Asia left Vancou
The
adds.
in about a fortnight.
To Buy Montoro ver for Hongkong, via Japan ports sons in the Morning Post Building continent was accentuated this morn-
Shanghai, on noticed three men running up Wynd-
August 10.
The Wo Fat Sing Company, which hum Street. Two of the men we.ing, but the British exchange fund and
kept a firm grip on the sterilng- She is due at Hongkong on the morn- In light clothing and the other in dollur rate ai 4.0812.
ing of September 7, and will leave una a fleet of ships between its rice rails in Annam and Salgon and black
After an
n early sharp marking down for Manila the same evening.
Itohgkong, is planning to add another The men in the light clothing were owing to surprise over the German-
steamer to its line. It is negotiating each holding an object in their hands, Soviet puct, Stock Exchange prices seriously weaken the anti-Comintern with Messrs. Burns Philp & Co. Ltd. presumably the two choppers later | raillen under a lead by Internationals. pact.
for the purchase of the Montoro, found on the pavement by the Poller. The Intest
political developments. The German-Soviet agreement formerly on the Australia-Singapore choppers were brand new.
resulted in
in fair activity on the foreign provides an object lesson to Japan run. The man in black flung off his exchanges, where the main tendency that self-reliance and independence The Montoro is a vessel of 4.088 choes and began to run swiftly up was to offer continental currencies for are the only sure means by which tona gross built in Glasgow in 1011. the street, followed by his com- dollars, thus exercising an Indirect to carry out national polletes under Should the purchase be completed panions. They were quickly lost
pressure on sterling, which was
any elrcumstances," tho paper she is expected here from Singapore the jostling crowd coming down Le counteracted by the exchange
qualisation account,
The "Hochi Shimbun" understands that Japan's policy towards the European situation in future will be different from that envisaged in the past.
German Spokesman's Comments
An cggcondier found an egg having four yolks among a shipment from SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"
| Paul Myers of Windham. With about BERLIN, Aug. 23 (Domel).The 90,000,000 eggs having passed through TOKYO, Aug. 23 (Domel).-Com-
egg auction menting on the projected Soviet-spokesman of the Propuganda Minis- the New Hampshire German non-aggression pact, the try declared at a Press Conference since 1035, no other ever was found "Miyako Shimbun" declares that to-day that the anti-Comintern pact, to have four yolks. theoretically the non-aggression pact was an "international spiritual while between the Soviet Union and the German-Sovlet non-aggression Germany does not run counter to the pact was an agreement between twa
pact be individual countries." tripatite anti-Comintern
No one in the crowd attempted to stop the fleeing men.
One eye-witness went to the street to investigate and found a man dress- ed in European clothes huddled un the pavement bleeding from a wound in the head and a severe gash the right check. The man was sti:] moaning when an ambulance summoned, but died before It arriv ed. The body was then taken to the Victory Mortuary.
WAS
- UNIVERSITY HOSTEL
On Tuesday, at 5 p.m., His Excel. lency the Governor, Sir Geoffry Northcole, will preside at the officiat opening ceremony of Our Lady's Hall, at R. Po-Shan Rond. This has been Approved as a place of residence for (iversity Students, and comes under the charge of the Slaters of St. Paul de Chartres.
Cominoditles were quiet apart from wheat and sugar, which advanced on buying engendered by the interna tional situation.
Wall Street was easy, then flrmer.
Shock To Japan
Egg Has Four Yolks
DERRY, N. H.
MISSING CINE-CAMERA
tween Germany, Italy and Japan but The spokesman said that the pro-| In a report to the Police, D'Ass it is easy to imagine that the anti-jected non-aggression pact implied no Studio, Gloucester Building, reported Cemintern pact will be "devitalized opposition to third Powers. He de that an unidentified European obtain by the Soviet-German rapproche-clined to comment on the prospec- ed a eine-comera valued at $90 from developments of the non- the studio on approval on August 19, ment."
The "Chugal Shogyo" also agrees aggression pact, pending formal sign- but failed to return it up to Mo that the non-aggression pact will ing of the agreement.
day.
tive
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