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No. 28,201

HONG KONG, THURSDAY, SEI

1932 DUNLOP

SHANGHAI IN FEAR

OF HOSTILITIES

CHINESE THRUST AT HONGKEW RUMOURED

CHAPEI IN PANIC AS PEOPLE

EVACUATE.

(From Our Own Correspondent).

Shanghai, To-day.

The imminence of a Sino- Japanese clash here of serious proportions has

spread con-

sternation in official circles and terror among the people of Cha- pei. Rumours of the organising of troop units by Chinese and of preparations for a thrust" at the Japanese in Hongkew, are caus- A Ing no little apprehension. rumour is abroad that there will be open hostilities on September 16, the day of the Chinese Moon Festival. The people believe it and are consequently hurriedly: evacuating Chapel..

is al-

The trend of events most exactly similar.. to that which preceded the outbreak of January 28 hostilities Mast

Consul-General K. Murai will de mand of General Wu Teh-chen,

HEAVY FIGHTING AT MUKDEN REPORTED,

5,000 Armed Marauders Aim At Arsenal, Aerodrome.

Tokyo, To-day.

A fresh series of attacks was launched, early thin morning against Mukden, re- Bulting in heavy fighting, ac-' cording to the Asahi,

Groups of Marauders, esti- mated to total five thou- sand and plentifully equip ped with machine-guns, and trench mortars, are aiming specially at the arsenal, the aerodrome and the radio station. Reuter.

Mayor of Greater Shanghai OMNIBUS REMAINS

that drastic measures be employ-

ed to suppress the anti-Japanese boycott activities and has set a

SUPREME.

Extensions.

time limit for action and reply. London's Underground The present situation, says the Consul General for Japan is most disturbing, and precludes the résumption of friendly rela tions and commerce betweeir China and Japan.»

(Continued on Page 7.) GERMAN AIR FLEET INVADES ENGLAND.

Famous Fliers Among Visiting Pilots.

GOOD WILL VISIT.

War Hero and Film Star

1931 STATISTICS.

London, To-day," Five new stations and 4 miles of railway track will be added to the equipment of the Underground three Railways within the next

weeks.

The total number of sta-

tions will then be raised to 180 and

ANOTHER BOMBING IN SHANGHAI.

Explosive Thrown In Crowded Street.

"CULPRITS ESCAPE.

Shanghai, To-day. According to the "China Press" this morning," the anti-Japanese tension has been tightened by one morë incident. A clock store in the heart of Shanghai was- * bombed last night - by the Bloody Group⠀⠀⠀presumably, since last week the owners » of the store are stated to have received a warning let- er from the Group demand- ́ing that a' search be" made for "evidences of Japanese merchandise.

Despite the fact that a search

WAS

made and no evidences found, without warning last night a bomb was thrown from a motor-car during the height of the traffic rush, in which the bombers quickly disappeared.

The shop sustained some dam- age, but, there were no casualties.

According to the China Press, which quotes the East- ern Times, a Japanese group called the Red Jacket Protection Corps is at present in formation to oppose the Chinese Bloody Group's activities, and has warn ed the merchants that they will boycott with pistols and bombs, retaliate against the Japanese

--Reuter,

track mileage to 182 miles, including Ba 46 miles of deep level tubes.. Ex-

Tribunal

For India's

Problems

Army Expenditures Cause Conflict.

SIKHS ARE RESTIVE.

Objections To Communal

Plan For Nation.

· MR. DE VALERA AS GENEVA CHAIRMAN?

Renew Frish

Negotiations.

London, To-day.

It is understood that ME. De Valera has decided to at- tend meetings of the Council of the League of Nation at Geneva in September. He will probably be cleared chairman.

It is rumoured that Mr. J. H. Thomas will visit Dublin soon, probably end of the week.

athe Reuter

EVERTON SECURE FIRST POINTS

Throstles Prove Giant

Killers.

BEARD ARSENAL

HIGHBURY.

Derby and Partsmu

Again Win

London, To-d Everton, the English Le champions, registered

they beat Sheffield Wednes.

*' first win' of the season

Goodison Park. This was the by the odd goal in thruz at

Sheffield team's first defekt. West Bromwich Albion and prov«. ing the sensation of the ERZ TEFT of the season. - Yesterda” the Throstles visited Highbury de parted with both points,

the Arsenal 2-1. On Saturday "a huge crowd witnessed their success. over Everton at the Hawthorns,

Nework Cape NAZ At S Eclipse

SIGHTLESS SCIENCE MOCKED

Business throug city was virt

ed at tes time during the eclipse sun.. Office workers

ed on roofs and at windows. and saw a 95 per cent. eclipse In an almost cloudless sky.

Scientists, assembled at Conway New Hampshire, Dark were disappointed. clouda obscured the pheno menon and only a thin rim of light from the Corona was visible basqa tar

British" "observers assem bled at Magog, Quebec, were similarly disappointed. Clouds destroyed all chance of observation in totality.

While the scientists fum- ed at their costly instru». ments, New York's millions, to whom the phenomenon was no more than an amuse- ment, gaped skywards through smoked glasses and saw all details. Reuter's American Service,

SHANGHAI REFORMS SUGGESTED.

Judge Feetham's

Report Public URGES BIGGER COUNCILS

CONTROL

IN REICHSTAG

HOPE FOR MAJORITY BY SUPPORT OF CENTRE

VON PAPEN ON GUARD

Berlin,

he Reichstag meels again on September 8 to hear Chancellor von Papen's political programme, after which it is expected it will adjourn indefinitely in order to avoid dissolution and give them for negotiations between the Nazis and the Centre Group which at pre sent are only in the initial stages. The possibility still exists of dis- solution

since the Cabinet will not allow discussion of the en, ugninet which the Social Democrats have

ready sub

lon,

be

next week consider the

change his

Ingy

burg product of

denburg's decision that the Reichstag de ing of the Speaker and Deputy-Speaker, shall not his stry seat but must await his return to Berlin among the Nazis but they do not their efforis, to induce the President to Reichstag, wherein they beLéve a work- with the Centre. -The success of such anlikely, since President von Hinden-

Hition would be only. DUL-"s" programme ofż

GERMANY SEEKS ARMS PARITY

MOLLISON

WON'T FLY

ATLANTIC

Ordered To Rest After cely

Ordeal

FEARS ACCIDENT

Shanghai, September 1.The Derby County overcame Black concluding volume of Mr. Justice burn Rovers to collect their second Feetham's report on the pro- brace of points, having besten blems of the foreign settlement Leeds United by two clear goals: here is published to-day. It on Saturday Portsmouth also deals almost entirely with intern- maintained their 100 per cent. real questiona of Municipal Ad- cord by a home victory over the ministration.

suggests Pensioners. On Saturday Pompey Judge Feetkam overcame Huddersfeld in a titanic changes in the Council's pro- cedure, embodying the develop- struggle.

Glasgow Rangers won hand- ment of the committee system. somely over Third Lanark af Ibrox His chapters are devoted to 1. Mr. J. A. Mollison has decided

· HUMAN'S FAILURE MIGHT REFLECT ON PLANE.

Sydney, Nova Scotia,

To-day.

tensions of the line in other direc- tions will be completed later int year.

The trains

run on London's Underground from 5.30 a.m. to 12.30 a.m. the following morning at an average frequency of one every 2 minutes, but latest statistics show that, although 641,917,202 passeng- Communal Problem in India, put with the Celtica ers travel by the underground route forward by Great Britain, has The following were the results ment and duties of auditors, 8 bec for that purpose to-morrow, Cologne, To-day, yearly, the omnibus is still the roused the ire of the Sikhs. In of yesterday's games:-— Fifteen aeroplanes, flown by some most popular means of transport addition to this altercation, there Of every 496 journeys per head is a new dispute before the pub of Germany's best known airmen

In Company,

The suggested solution of

despatched

at Cherbourg

eign Office is silent in-

the contents, but it

it advances German equality of armemen

It is understood the British Government has already been ap proached verbally in the matter by the Wilhelmstrasse. ««

· M. Herriot is due in Paris to- morrow for a Cabinet meeting

the Park and now are at the head of Financial control and functions to sail for England aboard the which will consider the

the Scottish League bracketed of the finance committee, 2. pro-s. Empress of Britain on Sept. Meanwhile a Berlin message

ENGLISH LEAGUE, AS

First Division:“

M1 West Brom. ***** 2′′ Blackburn

visions relating to the appoint- ember & and he will fly to Que

qualifications of members of he says,

the Council and rules affecting "I demonstrated the supjrior- e conduct and tenure of ity of the British manufacturers' officê, and 4. questions affecting product which is what I set out the position of the Council's em to prove. If anything went to 2ployees.

wrong on the return trip through to the In the chapter in which he sug- failure of the human machinery, Everton

2 Wednesday1gests changes in the Council's it would be detrimental to Bri the filer told " cor- ester C 1 Birmingham- procedure explains that pro tish aviation,

Middlesbro

and airwomen, left Dusseldorf Aero-which were made by Londoners in lic eye: it relates to the ques drome this morning to attend the 1981, 286 were by omnibus 180 by tion of India's payments towards great week-end Air Meet, at Heston, trams, 78 by underground, 50 by expenses of the British Army in Arsenal organised by British Fliers to re- suburban trains and 2 by coaches. India. pay the hospitality received by them British. Wireless Service. abroad.

The Invading fleet is led by Herr Van Hoeppner, Vice-President of the German Aero Clubs and includes such

the long distance woman fler Frauisin Ellibelnhorn, BACaptain Loerzer, famous war pilot, Herr, Ruehmann, well-known Ger manfilm star and many hers.

Pilots from other nations? continent will also attend the meet; and Britain will

ed by some of·

flying fraternity

DULEEPSINKIT.

RESEARCH BODY'S REPORT

New Organisation Undesirable.

London, To-day.

London, To-day.

His Majesty's Government the United Kingdom, in agr

the Government decid

wh

to consider and report

and if

what

Derby

bases, there should continue to Bris be contributions

Committee, appointed to in-wards the cruiting and train-

gate the desirability of pro-

new industrial develop tigh

establishment

to

repofted

or

they

benser

of the Bri-

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