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SHANGHAI REPORTER KILLED.

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summoned to the foreign office this Snipers have been busy in vari- afternoon for the purpose of re-

Snipers Again Busy.

POLICE RESERVE.

Orders for the Current

Week.

Orders by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C. ous parts of the Settlement and the moving misapprehensions and mis- Wolfe, C.M.G., Inspector-General French Concession this afternoon.) understandings, and requesting of Police, are as under

Many residents from outlying them to ask their respective Gov-

Chinese Company. districts who had come in to the ernments to take up the matter and Training Course-Part II-Con- Cathay Hotel for safety were startled to use their influence to persuade stables R31 Chak Ho Ka and R32 when snipers' bullets splatter-the Chinese to withdraw.

Yeung Po Kan have been passed out

ed on the hotel walls. However, Emphasising the imminent as efficient in Part II of Training the Municipal Police have increas- danger, Mr. Yoshizawa declared, Course (knowledge of Police Duties ed their vigilance and the trouble that the only hope of averting it is and Regulations). There will be is not spreading.

that the Chinese accede to British, no Part II of Training Course to-

A Japanese warship lying in the American and French joint presaure morrow. river off the bund opened fire with to withdraw,

Defendu' Clasa-There will be no machine gun upon Garden Bridge, Concluding, Mr. Yoshizawa stat-defendu class on Wednesday, which connects the Hongkew dis fed that the Ambassadors) Training Course-Part L-There trict with the Setlement, asserting had verbally communicated the will be no Part I of Training Course that the bridge was hiding eni-views of ethir respective Gov-on Thursday,

ernments but the communications N.C.Os. Class.-There will be no Bullets from the warship killed were representations and not pro- N.C.Os. class on Friday. three Chinese refugees who were tests. Moreover, they were not entering the Settlement.

pers.

Japanese Control Hongkew.

The Japanese have taken over ferent angles. complete control of the Hongkew

י

Flying Squad.

identic, on the contrary all had ap-i Strength. Constable R854 Leg proached the question from dif- Chan-kee has been taken, on the strength of the Flying Squad and Chinese Blamed.

posted to the Hong Kong Section, area of the International Settle- Mr. Yoshizawa, who made as from January 29, ment, from Soochow Creek north-no attempt to conceal his, anxiety,} All members to report for duty ward:

prefixed his warning with a, chrono-as already ordered. Japanese reservists' activities logical narration of the main deve-

Reserve Emergency.

are being extended westward of lopments since January 21. He Members will report in accord- Soochow Creek.

asserted that both the initial clash, ance with orders already issued.

£1,000,000 Damage.

(Sgd:) D. L. KING DEP.. (R.). Hong Kong, January 18, 1932.

MR. E. E. DA LUZ. Death in Residence in Homuntin.

US Marines arrested 27 armed on January 28, with violation of the Defendu Class.-There will be no Japanese reservists in their sector, truce of January 30, were pre-defendu class on Thursday. while the Japanese Marines have cipated by the Chinese opening Bre. established a sandbag post in Stating that reports indicated Robinson Road and in the Jess-that Chiang Kai-shek is concen- field Area.

trating 30,000 troops in the vici- nity of Shanghai, and has order- Friday's huge conflagrations ined four squadrons of aircraft to Chapel have died down after the proceed to Soochow and is plan- destruction of over 1,000 houses, ning to launch an offensive as a number of warehouses and fac-soon as reinforcements have ar- tories. The damage amounts to rived, Mr. Yoshizawa declared The death occurred at his resi- more than $1,000,000. But another that Japan was obliged to consi-dence, 2, Peace Avenue, Homuntin, huge block in North Szechuen der what steps she could take at 6 o'clock this morning, of a Road including the Odeon Cinema, to cope with the emergency. member of a well-known Portu- the Kwangtung Theatre and sev- The army will probably be com-guese family, in the person of Mr. eral palatial. Chinese residentspelled to despatch troops if the Estephany Epiphany, da Luz (alise were gutted last night..

Powers fall to induce the Chin- S. E. da Luz). Chinese eye-witnesses assert ese to withdraw, as Japan is noti He is survived by many rela that the fire was started by Japan- prepared to risk the annihilation tives to whom the sympathy of a large circle of friends will be ex- езе Marines with kerosene, to of her marine, he stated.

The funeral will pass the Monu-

which the Japanese Consul-Gen- Japan will welcome the appoint-tended. eral replied: "Should such be the ment of a League Commission to case it was intended to wipe out investigate at Shanghai as she ment at 5.80 p.m. to-day. anipers who have proved such wants the League to see the true deadly menace to our soldiers.”. position, declared a foreign office

Eight Stoke's mortar shells, ap- spokesman, though he intimated to Buoy No. 14. About half an parently fired by Chinese troops that Japan would not be able to hour later Director Tominags, and in the North Station, fell in the recognise, any binding force of Nishihara of the Marine Court of Settlement yesterday, with the re- the recommendations. Reuter's the Osaka Bureau of Department sult that one Chinese was killed Pacific Service.

and one Japanese volunteer wound- ed, while in addition a Portuguese youth was slightly wounded by

COLLISION DEATHS.

of Communications went on board for a preliminary examination, which lasted until about 2 a.m. on Friday... The official investigation) will be held in. Osaka early next Mitsubishi Dockyard for repair.

The steamer Is now in the

Survivors' Charges the

year. no British Crew of Sunken Ship.

shrapnel and a dozen persons in jured by stray bullets. So far there is casualty.

Teeming Chinese crowds are still With regard to the collision bethat the survivors are all indignant A passenger is quoted as saying pouring in to the Settlement from tween the Kwansol Maru and the at the attitude of the crew of the the Hongkew district and the streets Yaeyama Maru in the Inland Sea Yaayama Maru. He alleges: are a wild scene of confusionon Tursday morning, Dec. 24. "They all tried to get life- belts for]]

Special police patrols, with drawi

themselves, and gave none to the revolvers, are assisting their, Mupi- remains to be seen which of the two passengers. I also saw the Captain cipal Police, who are working de-vessels was at fault, says the Japan plunging into the sea earlier than perately to maintain order in the

congested streets through which Chronicle, The Navigation Act pro-we did." ambulance and fire engines are vides that when two steamers casualties the Head Office of the As regards the exact number of making their way to various parts come from an opposite direction, O.S.K announced that of the 50 of the Settlement.

Japanese Declaration .

each should change its course to passengers, 38 are assumed drown- starboard. In the ordinary course Six bodies were later die Tokyo, Yesterday.

A covered but four, members of the "Unless the Chinese stop re the coastwise steamer should pro crew are still missing. The death inforcementa or withdraw to a safe coed nearer the shore, but from the roll was thus forty distance, not only will the position fact that the Kwansel Maru was The sunken steamer was located of Japanese marine but also the also steaming near the shore and metres south-east of the Ryshin at the botton of the sea about 600 International. Settlement itself: be

exposed to danger of the gravest that she rammed the Yaoyama Lighthouse. The sea there is 40 nature," solemnly declared Mr. Maru on the port side, it is assumed fathoms deep, and the current is Yoshizawa when telling foreign that the blame appears to lie with rapid. Diving is considered ex- correspondents the gist of his con- the Kwangsel Marn.

tremely difficult, but the Shosen versation with the British American The Kwansei Maru entered port Kaisha is planning to search the and French Ambassadors, whom he at 7 pm on Thursday and moored steamer by divers,

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