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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1925.

SHIPS OFFICERS.

CONDITIONS ON CHINA COAST.

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**24 HOURS' NOTICE.

Two-and-a-half years ago, sturtes "Shipping and Engineering" the "Sui-an" Piracy Commission, in its Report, made some strong and pertinent reemmentlations in the subject of the comployment of officers on secombeles steamers running out of Hongkong, stating that the system ander which offers wir liable to dismissal on 24 hours notice was unsatis-! factory, and that alf officers should sign articles for not loss than three months. Eight neths ago,

Strona

PANAMA TROUBLE.

THE SITUATION NOW QUIETER.

STRIKER'S DEATH.

(Renter's American Service.)

A MAKARAMAN

Panama, October 13.

Troops have the situation well!

A striker jumped from a win. dod and broke his spine, dying as a result.

NEW PHASE.

ABD EL KRIM BEING ISOLATED.

A FINAL RALLY.

(Reuter's Service.)

THE CHINA MAIL.

CHINA'S CLAIMS.

TREATIES NO LONGER

ATELICABLE.

FOREIGNERS' PRIVILEGES.

WHO'S WHO.

LATEST CHINA COAST CHANGES.

Mr. V., S. Hamil, wecond officer, "Fengtien," has signed off.

Mr. H. Founder, second officer, “Chekiang. has gone second officer, "Fengtien."

gone suply second officer, “Tučkoo |

Mr. W. Rayle, from leave, has Wan 1."

Mr. J. S. Anderson, chief officer, "Kalgan." has gone chief officer. "Chinhaa."

Mr. C. B. L. Stringer, chief officer. "Chinhua,” is on reserve. Mr. E. C. Macpherson, second officer, "Taming." has Kone

Mr. D. L.nes, second officer, "Chinhua."" on leave.

Mr. W. Or, second engineer, "New by ag" is on leave,

Mr. A. McCabe, third officer, "Kwaisang," has

gone third otheer. "Lisang.""

Mr. E. T. Griffiths, third officer, "Ladsang," is on reserve,

The spewed at the Langue Assem- bly at Geneva ot Mr. Chu, the Fez. October 14.

Chinese delegate, is 'looked upon as a warming that Chinn will be The fact that the French and shed with panght but enbstan Jin hand. When they raided the Spanish forces have attained the concessions from the Powers at headquarters, of the strike lead-all objectives, coupled with the Extra-territorality Commission ers, they seized literature and the advent of the ramy sen- of Enquiry to sit in December, closed the place.

son, which will prevent further Mr. Chu invoked the famous advance, is mentioned in anart 10 of the Covenant for the official statement as murking the | revision of „prenties, In "what are beginning of a new phase of described us a few baimly spoken The raid has had a subduing the isolation of Abd el Kris from the treaties that give the for

operations, which will corist in worls he "chameterised the nature effect on the populare.

pavil aged position i There is no confirmation of the the rebel tribes previously super in The Senior Naval Officer in charge report that United States troopsporting him.. This means the Chim while reducing the Chinese second officer. "Chinhua." of West River Patrol, in his very fired on the mol. It appears that ing Riff territory into compart-he framed from moving a resolu establishment of barriers divid-110cms of inferiority. Nevertiusloss, valt ble subscription to the How the Pananu police, in a fight with

ments under the supervision and in. China would first await the famous pincy Prevention Com-strikers last week shot a man, and neempation of troops, thus present the Peking Conference to witter Minority Report, de a disorders on the occasion of the venting Abd el Krim from rally-egin on Odebor 20. It was elem

recommendation on the funeral of the victim m Sundaying his previous supporters.

that Mr. Cim's action was by same Hues, emphasising the well-led to the present Panana appeal known at that on many vessels for United States troops from Forthe construction of roads and

The campaign also provides for being a warning,

Of course, Care: Tach Hitodes difficulty fespecially Chinese-owned), the Clayton, five miles distant. other communications to facili-in showing that things frentes had. compradores had a great deal tog much control over matters which city, they dispersed thousands of operation.

When soldiers entered Panama late French and Spanish co- the words or article 19, become Minapplicable. He pleaded for should be in the captain's hand. strikers at the point of the and that, the captain's and other bayonet. There were no casual-readiness of a number of tribes inly of his but of the very The statement refers to their devision in the interests not officers) temure of appointment intes recond-class steamers was far too

the Eastern district to submit.users en oyed in them. Made: [An earlier cable stated that at facilitating the excupation of in the end days and maber very a really the precarions to expect

request af

defered condivious than lose that efficient and suitable class of Government, United States trous ribes under the direct command dy phutical objets tiny have The Panama large tracts of territory, while wow ptail and in any vasa fore officer to accept command of such are patrolling the city of Panama of Abdel Krim were recently re-en, he s allowed to remain in owing to disturbances arising sisting feebly which may be due ince. These extraordinary poli

Captain C. Alexander, from re- Iniquitous Terms.

from a penend "trike

to a plan to conserve his forces seal and enomic privileges for serve, has gone master, "Hop- for a big attack at a particular pelguers

sang." point, though the opinion is ex-inter

MY G. H. Hodgson, acting Tressed that the tribes generally at War temaer gheny subjeetmaster. "Hopsang," has gone are losing their war-like c-and let sit these pivileges, and chief officer. "Kwongsang." thusiasm.

Captain J. W. Pettigrew, of the were on the same finding in 1 hina

master, Kone as the Chinese, while the subjects Tungwo," has

"Kutwo." of them "lowers of whom China was the ully to war z-tain all these it.

Captain J. H. Smith, of the! įtekarski innanzitjes,

"Kat wa," has gone master, "Suiwo."

vesaris.

So far as can be ascertained),

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SHANGHAI POLRE

CHIRPSTVIDENCE.

(Reuter's Service.)

WORKS TO CLOSE.

eraldi nut coutinne“in- 1x 1 ront of the

Mr. J. Turbyne has gone chief. #icer, "Hosang." "Hosang," is on leave.

Mr. G. Clark, chief officer.

Captain C. At Robertson of the "Wosang, has

Kone master, "Yatshing."

Captain CR. More of the Yatshing." is on leave.

those recommendations have hati JUDICIAL INQUIRY. not the slightest effect, und some of the smaller shipping companies, | foreign as well as Chinese, appear. to have no seruple in asking officers to sign agreements the! terms of which cannot be con- sidered as anything bat iniqaltears, ; Agreements are not uncommett in! which the owners reserve to them- selves the right to dismiss

ther at 24 hour notice, but in

It is announced that the works which the officer, if he himself ones and demonstra of the Rhine-Elle Union, at Sheri- wishes to terminate his service,

tions fo the Sefonant and the bon, Dutch Indies will be closed Is compelled to give at least, sme ju ne ondgeston Bearow sole down at the end of December. [sorid. We possess nothing ingone second engineer, same ship. munt he notice. Reference WAN

SAB German employes will be re-cont with exir husbsi We Mr. H. J. Rowe, acting second

turned to Germany.

Shanghai, Oet. 11 The roomed inquiry today morning of A is 80, he feared that Fuspester 31. Eneu, said thad many tha that it no to getthin |

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cavels, then at vans and med shanty bed them wanting Tempes for Bar on and plus de ma tlger wowe madeing for studente

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(Reuter's Serrice.)

Essen, October 13,

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CORRESPONDENCE.

wall Whare in front of us. we write a copy of a coniirustery letter sept by a Shanghai firm of ship operators to an officer just

tagged in which it is stated: ['wo die pad shar "Your position cannot be engsider. (298Nl the Tempra ed a detinite one, and it is to be students understood that you must retin-Amal in poster de peso tot ward with

(the Shade its made the Stadhon 2013 | Wh quish same without complaint ca

alier than Free s remarks with 24 hours' noite, in

Astione e d Tar-pei euse we wish, to make a changer would be to buddle you must be prepared to accepting a few minutes after her This understanding is definite miners Witness aged of the Ine appointment under this rare and mediately der Arrangement." An exactly simila the Energy Squad and clause is, we know, also embodied frommet rat al Polienguen ană, v dane in the agreements now made be-muniented with Mr. Fessaden the tween a Chinese shipping company Commandant of the Volancers, d their rulere,

BOLSHEVIKA ITATION.

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Mr. 1. S. Holmes, from leave, Roiskevist agitation has nothing has gone chier engineer, to do with Chinese demtent. | "Tuckwo;"

fistorically the Chinese the Air. J. J. Robertson, acting met onservative people in the chief engineer, "Tuckwo," has

Mr. R. B. Sharp, .acting third engineer. "Tuckwe,' has gone supy third engineer, same ship.

Face deen damp enough to low engineer. Tuckwo," has gone These ugrad srities to remain, for third enginest, same ship. many decades, but if you sandy A báls- mentally you will find the dog and antebrable to the Come a a whole We are now apa valing têr an amicale settle-] mm1."

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Mr. E. McNab, second engineer, “Tungwo," has gone second en- gineer, "Kingsing."

Mr. E, W. A. Clement, acting stund engineer, "Kingsing" has gone second engineer, "Kutwo."

Mr. A. McAlpine, second en-

Mr. J. Turne. sup'y thirt

has gone engineer, Tuckwo."

upy third engineer, Tingsang." Mr. W. A. Dempsey, suply third engineer, "Tingsang," has resign-

Dah Puller og the abunda Baik Indy and dialezily part archi

To this warning for however dy

at is not possible as you to sedad: timmergl Clan Kwing in the Metrisk attitud For Wang duly only utilize the causes, wind masons thought to be ineer. "Kutwo," is on leave.

Hapesi, bouts | ev ayd o jecanos To China and bas at Lis dispend an elever our clovernment Statw be cotill very easy-block-to back it J tig in the Roers, pred the cost of Kwang dues not regne the ecoupurative a Canton, and the East and West Ings old Victorian days for

war material, food stalls, and developments of the last deedeed. lang, saze all shine and ventiscale lingette in the Fur Fast that the

oral argues. He could also have imposed upon it, - detain in custody ali- Russian Off- vers and troops until Kwangthong | wie until end of the Bolsheviks

Replying to cisoused regress noting sector Exeran, wibiess rousi sidered. Inspector" Ex on a most reliable offéer.

military aid, war material and ar

his 14 light aguenst Bolaheviks, mid he should also pers, sade the Northern Military Wo Lords to help hita.

COURT COMEDY.

LANGUAGE JUDGE DID

NOT KNOW

There was an amusing scene in the Dublin Vacation Court.

During an application for an junction Mr. O'Doherty, counsel for the defendunt, announced that his affidavit from his solicitor was in Irish,

in Shanghai and the officers of its Wire il seribed a similar riot Chen Kwing-ming should petition

The 24 hours' chuse re-in 1907, wheat gemob hamned down | the Poking Government for hat ships, raains also in full operation with the Louze Station, certain shipping concerns at Hong- kong, so that it is certain that the recommendations made by the "Sui-an" Commission and later

Replying to Mr. Justice Finley embodied in a slightly different John, witness said he considerars helping the Cantonese Bolshe

The Moscow Soviet Government form in the Piracy Committee Pedi For sally sufficient vike and Chiang Kai-shek with Minority Report have been totally control the Settlement.

Mr. Byrne, for the plaintiff, said ignored.

Inspector Everson's counsel crew war material, and military that he had written to his solicitor Call To Action.

officers and men to fight against the This question of agreements to the Mixed Court report, show- Peking Government and

the attention of the Commissioners Anti-Reals Why sinhd not the for a translation of the affidavit, but the reply had also been received in made by the smaller shippinging that of 17 students rested wingming appeal to the Foregikit must be read in Inshor

Chao

Trisk. The insisted that either the companies with their officers is May 30, seven only were under Porrs, Sich as Anyrien, Italy. one that calls for general and de-twenty-one, the remainder tanging France, Great Britain, Germly finite action all along the China em twentyone and thirty Coast. Most of the vessels con- cars of age, so they were not babes cerned seem amenable to no ship-jin arms as had been engrestel. ping laws (China, of course, has none) and their owners in almost every case draw up agreements worded entirely to suit their own convenience, without regard to equity or reason. Under the Bri- tish Merchant Shipping Act,. agreements have to be in a formi approved by the Board of Trade, but the peculiar circumstances on

STRIKE FIASCO.

PARIS REPORTED ALL QUIET.

(Reuter's Service.)

the abolsheviks?

a proper translation made,

Mr. O'Doherty admitted that he and Portugal to help Chirm east was able 19 read it, and the If the Resin Bolsheviks can. Judge, Mr. Justice Johnston, re- help Chiang Kai-shek I do not send to allow the solicitor to read

It is curt. why the Powers cannot help Chan Kwing-ming. The sooner this is done the better for China and before China is overrun with · Russions.

Mr. Justice Toluston eventually sai Put a he did not know Irish it would be a farce to go through

All the Chinese shoud rise up and the formality of reading the driv Chiang Kai-shek and bis Bolaffidavit, and so he would adjourn sheviks) oat of Kwangtung ande case for an official translation Paris, October 13. Ching. European nations have set to be made.

After some disenssion, however, against Last night. was quiet, whilst their

Bolshevik the China Const, aggravated by everything is normal to-day, methods of government and why Mr. O'Doherty withdrew his opposi there being no Chinese shipping except that the tramway men and should China have it? The Russian, and the case was conducted in laws, render it possible for many

busmen are still striking for pro-Bolsheviks should be packed buck English.

of the smaller shipowners to word fessional, not political, reasons. agreements to suit themselves

alone. Surely it would not be im-SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

possible for some form of gen-

(Reuter'a Serviss.), .

Durban, Oct. 18.

face

CAPT. ATTFIELD.

Mr. R. Elvidge, from re- serve. has gone chief officer,

Hydrangea.

Captain E. P. Smith, of the "Kwong Fook Cheung," has gone master, "Derwent."

Captain E. Bentley, of the "Derwent, has gone, master, "Hydrangea."

Captain W. Brewer, of the Hydrangen," has resigned.

Mr. P. B. Anderson, from

reserve, has gone chief officer, "Lorestan,"

Mr. R. H. Rule, chief officer,

Lorestan." has gone chief officer. "Gorgistan."

Mr. C. W. Robson, chief officer, "Gorgistan," is on reserve.

Captain A. C. Inglis, of the "Lorestan," is on reserve.

Mr. J. H. Twibill, from

re-

serve, has gone chief officer, "Haldis.”

Mr. T. W. Spence, from reserve, has gone second officer, "Telema- chus."

Mr. J. McN. Thomson, from reserve, has gone second officer, "Pheumpent

Mr. G. R. Drew, chief officer, Suital," is on reserve.

Mr C. Bailey, from leave, has gone second officer, "Haiyang."

Mr. W. C. Bird, chief officer, "Haifoong," has gone chief officer, Haiyang

"Shipping and Engineering."

Best Man "That's not very

to Russia again. That is their country, and there they can do all' the mischief they like, but not in China. Let Ching govern her own eral agreement, with its main pro-

household without the Russians MAN WHO WAS FINED £26,000

TO BE RELEASED. ! visions, such as tenure of appoint-

help, The English and American

Best Man (to bridegroom an his ment, 'standardised, to be adopted

way of govering a nation is n

wedding morning): "What's the for all "outside".ships. The mat-

million times better than all the The Daily Mal understands matter? You look rotten." ter appears to be one resting A general ésode of ships in ex Russian Bolshevik systems put to that Capt. C. H. Altfield, who was Bridegroom: "My dear fellow, chiefly with the officers affected posted today or to-morrow as gether. China must open her eyes unrested in July last year for I feel exactly like a man who is or with their Guilds and for thirteen ships involved in the strike before it is too late for any help to running and was fined £96,000 in going to be hanged"

are practically ready to leave. All be got.

the High Court, will be released some of their number to accept the imprisoned seamen have been "I appeal again to the Anti-Reds from Brixton Prison on October 14, complimentary to the girl" conditions such as have been re-released and men without ship to strengthen themselves and arouse the anniversary of the hearing of Bridegroom: “Oh, yes, it is, ferred to can only detract from will return to England in due the whole Chinese nation to drive the case.

"When aleman is to be hanged at the benefit and conditions of all course,

both the Russian and Chinese Bol Capt. Attfield and two others eight o'clock he knows he will be employed on "outside" vessels,

Alavika out of Chino, and tell the were found guilty, of legally exin Heaven about five minutes and encourage a system of in- In view of the improved strike Moscow. Government that China porting machine guns, and penalties past. That doesn't make him any equity which could not and would situation in South Africa and else does not want Bolsheviks and will amointing to £57,000 were awarded Joller.” not be tolerated in any place have where fustice Powere lisa satmon not tolerate them as long there is against them being treble the value ing shipping regulations, which ed a conference of all parties at a China-I am, Bir, yours, éfc., of the goods they were smarting were rigidly interpretated and Sydney on the 19th.

L. H. PAN,

abroad rigidly enforced.

(Anti-Bolshevik). Hongkong, October 9, 1925,

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