1933-11-21 — Page 9

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1933.

JAPANESE WILL KEEP OUT

44

PROMISE NOT TO INTERFERE

IN FUKIEN

UNLESS NATIONALS ARE MENACED.”

EUGENE CHEN IN

MOVEMENT.

Tokyo. To-day.

FUKIEN PEOPLE'S CONVENTION

THE CHINA MAIL.

DRIVING AT 134 MILES AN HOUR

Average Speed For 100 Kilometres.

BRITISHER'S WORLD RECORD

Montlhery, To-day.

Mr. George Eyston, driving an

Today's Short Story. THE

ANCIENT

By Michael Arlen.

SIN

EORGE TARLYON and rather curious, the silence of

Wood. "Quiet we were engaged to stay the Carmion

call

merest word of all.”

week-end with Aubrey Carlyle at silence, the Malmanor Hall, which is four someone has written-Poe, I think;

The Japanese Foreign Office has cabled to the Japanese Con- sul General at Foochow stating that the Japanese Government eight-cylinder Panhard, yester has no intention of interfering with the independence movement day established a new world re- hours by car from Hyde Park but that word applied very fully to in Fukien, provided it does not assume an anti-Japanese attitude cord for 100 kilometres, for all Corner, though that, of course, Carmion, it was so silent! If only or menace Japanese lives and property,

It is authoritatively intimated that the instructions imply classes. at an average speed of rather depends on the kind of there had been a wind, just to give a the leaves a little fun! But there George Tarlyon's was car. that action may be necessary should the Fukien independence 134.73 miles per hour. Reuter. good ear, long and low, a chaps wasn't breath, it was a close day in movement interfere with Japanese interests. — Reuter.

Eyston set up a new Baby Car car, and we had run four-fifths August, and the wood was a crypt.

was. I said so to. [record at Pendine Sands on Febru-of our distance very well: we had that's what it ary 8 last year when he drove an flashed through a town, whose Tarlyon, but all he said was that he name is of no interest, and had was hungry. Later on he grunted: M. G. Midget at 118.88 m.p.h. In

plunged into the peculiar wood "You and your crypts!" April last year he covered 180.78 of Carmion, which shrouds the "It's a pity," I said reasonably, Government Formed 15,000 Hear Kuomintang miles in an hour in his Panhard to southern border of the domain of "that the sun doesn't get a bit fur-

Malmanor.

(ther into this place..........” We were therefore on the last “Dolorous in the word for it.". He also holds the record for the

Tarlyon; and he the fact that this Indy murmured lap, and | fustest speed over 100 miles-131-through Carmion Wood lent a cer- quite

amazingly right. 67 m.p.h. in his Panhard in Apritain interest to it; for, although "Dolorous" was certainly the ward

Tarlyon and 1 had very often stay-for it. ed with Aubrey Carlyle at Maj- nover, somehow,

The

By Li Chai-sum.

Fanchow. Ta day. Soiled Poople's Pro- visional Government has been Lenta-j tively formed b the following ap pointments:

General 14 that som

of the Governmení.

Party Denounced.

tuet a new record.

EQUAL SHARE OF LAND FOR ALL CITIZENS

Hinst year.

Foochow, To-day. Chairman, The so-called People's Provision-

manor,

we had really penetrated Into Carmion. I don't know-why, but it just hadn't

Reading General INTER-IMPERIAL happened; and George Tarlyon was

al Convention, prosided over by as

move- thair number of the secessionist General Chen Ming-shu

ment leaders, man of the Political Council

Chiang Kwang-nal, General General Tan Ting hap

Ting-kal. Mr. Eugene Chen and man of the Mitary Cosmeti

Mr Hau Shib ching Chairman Mr George Hau-chien met yester-

Chair

Teal

of the Finam in Caponijaston

day morning and marked the open- Mr. Eugene Ühen Chairman of ing of an important chapter of the the CommRMEN fairs.

om.

fog retur

Af independence movement.

the

RELATIONSHIP

Empire Societies To Co-Operate.

Inow

right,

TO-MORROW'S STORY

was

To-morrow's story will be "The Poet and The Peasant." by O. Henry.

running his

the car along broad sweep of its central and only rond because of a vague idea that it was a short cut as compared to "Open your cut-out, man!" I said rottenut last, for that car was really too the main road. It was

well-bred. And with a twist of his idea, that of George Tarlyon's. The mass meeting was attended

One of the many silly legends foot he opened the cut-out. What London, To-day. Mr Chaeng Pak heran Chair by about 15,000 people. A notable!

about Carmion Wood is that only a cut-out! But it did make things han of the Commission for Educa. absentee was General Chen Ming Representatives of the Royal Em- foreigners may hear the singing of seem more homely.

jehu who pleaded illness.

The car rushed on....The Central News Agenes

pire Society, the Overseas League the birds therein, while for Eng-

the thick Speeches were delivered at

road under lish men there is no sound but the straight whose

of leaves would take us meeting by the leaders including and 10 other organisations

rustling of the leaves and the sing-tapestry FUKIEN REVENUE General Chiang Kwang-nai who several activities are directed to the ing of the boughs. How that sort directly to the parkland of Mal-

of extending and of nonsenBE SEIZED

roundly denounced the Kuomintang; broad purpose

ever gets hold of a manor; through the opening at the Party and

nisa declared that he strengthening the personal side of|countryalde I don't know. And end, for Carmion Wood cads sharp- 'had decided to resign from the [the inter-Imperial relationship, met the fact that as George Tarlyonly, we could see in the far distance, Kuomintang and all his Nanking the Dominions Secretary, Mr. J. H. rushed the car along the twilight lying in the hollow of the county aupointments, including the Civil

Thomas, at the Dominions Office, road-for, although it was a bright like an ancient pink jewel in a green Governorship of Fukien.

jaummer's day, the leaves are very bowl, the vast Elizabethan pile of

thick on Carmion trees-we could Malmanor Hall. hear no birds singing was, without

Independent Regime Defies Nanking.

CANTON LEADERS MEET

They

Following their speeches, a "De- yesterday afternoon. claration of the Rights of People"! was passed and issued. The de. Amoy, To-day. Following the establishment of claration, firstly, emphasises that

China is a Republic formed an independent regime in Pukien.' the local authorites have taken owned by the people who are the producers, and that all rights and over control of all revenue pówors of the Republic belong to bureaus directly under the con-

them.

that

and

discussed the 08- sibility of rendering their activities

effective still more through closer co-operation among their individual bodies.

under a by the Secretary of

a doubt, simply because they were

noon.

The car rushed on....

"Bang!" said the car, but Tarlyon "Obviously," said to Tarl-paid worse than that as he pulled singing somewhere else that after-up.

yon, who had suggested that had I "Thie," I said, as we looked at the had a Spanish mother I could now flattened back tyre, "this comes off be enjoying the sweet trilling of taking short cuts."

A proposal that Lho subject trol of the Nanking Govern- The Declaration makes it clear should be examined in detail at fur ment. such us the Gabelle Ad-

the People's Government ther meetings ministration; also the Fukien

which is to be Inaugurated immed-nominated branches of the Central Bank of iately. would enforce customs au. State for the Dominions, was wel- and when you listened it really was China, the Government wireless

tonomy at first and subsequently comed.-British Wireless Service. stations and the Government Telegraph office. Central News take steps to abolish unequal trea Agency.

Canton's Policy Of "Watchful Waiting."

Canton, To-day.

Extreme se recy surrounds the discussions which were held by the Canton leaders yesterday in con- nection with the Fukien develop ments

believed, 11 is

however, that as a result of the discussions,

Government will con the Canton tinse to maintain a policy of watch- fal waiting-Central News Agency,

Canton, Earlier

of the serious develop- In view ments in Fukien, General Chen Chi tang has urgently summoned bis subordinates to Canton where

GD)

prtant military conference to be held to-day to discuss what measures Canton should take in the face of the threatening situation.-- Central News Agency.

U. S. MAY BAN OLYMPIC GAMES IN GERMANY

tries which have shackled Chine for a long time.

The Declaration elaborated the following principles:

(1) China is an independent nation whose jurisdiction unviolable.

are

(2) Except those who treacherous to the sovereignty and those who are oppressors of peasants and workers, all the people of China, regardless w! SPX and profession equal before the law and have the right of freedom.

are

(3) Each citizen will be al- loted an equal share of land with the ultimate object of realising the collective control of agriculture.-Central Newa Agency.

FIRM ATTITUDE BY NANKING.

Severe Punishment

For Rebels.”

PROVINCIAL AUTHORITIES URGED TO CO-OPERATE

Nanking. To-day.

TWO HUTS BURNED IN KOWLOON CITY.

SHANGHAI BOWLING HIT BY SERVICES

(Continued from Page 1).

rooks and the back-chat of black- The matter with Tarlyon was that birds, "obviously they can't always he had no luncheon and was hungry. chairman be singing in one place."

Now George Tarlyon is my greatest; "Listen," said George Tarlyon, friend, but this I had against him, that he swore too much. Like many other men, decent men, he swore too much and too often. I can say "damn" with any man, I have said "bloody," and will again when it is organic to the occasion, but what humorous writers in the magazines call scientific swearing does not amuse me. I do not wish to scem Pat Madar came on for Stoke at superior, but it just does not amuse 70, but was treated with scant res-1

In the Middle Ages men swore pect by Stephenson. In his opening mightily on the name of the Trinity An outbreak of fire occurred at over he had only one ball to Capt. and the Saints. Now men swear and

Williams, and that was patted for

curse on the names of everything Sheung Shu-po village, Kowloon

a single. In his next over the Army and believe in nothing. It is the morning skipper scored a boundary, a 2, and habit of the modern world; it is the City, at 11 o'clock this when two unnumbered huts owned a single. by Lau Fung-kiu, aged 65 years, a deaf and dumb widow were burned;

Seven Pigs Caught

I down.

In/Outbreak.

Stephenson and Williams were snatching short singles-

In masterly manner and, aided

me.

habit of being in a hurry; It is the habit of unholiness. Aud it had grown on my friend, George Al- meric St. George Tarlyon, who was One but was used as a dwelling.

otherwise a reasonable sort of man. while the other contained nine pigs,

To put on the spare tyre was only At 107, however, Leach got pasa-the work of a few minutes; and Jonty two of which escaped.

Damaged to the extent of $300 ed William's but and secured an gain the car rushed on....and

obstruction appeal. 107-3-25.

from behind us came a cry; 1 look- property is nut

was caused. insured.

The

by overthrows, the pair went the 100 up after 55 minutes.

Stand Pats On 82.

ed back, and there, twenty yards The cause of the fire is unknown.well judged running of singles woman by the roadway.

The pair hy judicious hitting and behind us, stood and screamed a

CONFERENCE

IN ITALY?

(Continued from Page 1).

Efforts to reach an understanding

had added 52 for the third wicket.

Tarlyon was really remarkably Stephenson left 10. runa later fluent as the reversed. He WAS when he edged Pat Madar's fast hungry, you 'set.

ball into Torrie Wilson's hands at slip 117-4-39.

He had batted well for his 38 out)

"We must have dropped some- |thing," · I suggested.

We drew abreast of the pesti- of 99, securing the majority of his culating woman on the coarse grass runs on "the leg off Madar's by the road. She was just a slip or an aged woman, and her hair

(Continued from Page 1). Hitler's persecution of the Jews) WIS first made in sport when David Prenn, Germany's leading lawn tennis player, was barred from | Mr. Wang Ching-wel, President lock caused by the breakdown of representing Germany in the Davis of the Executive Yuan. presided the October negotiations at Geneva, Cup or any representative match on over an emergenty moeting of the and the withdrawal of Germany account of the fact that he was aup. Central Political Council last oven- from the Disarmament Conference,

begun jing, which was devoted to the dts-were posed to be a Polish Jew.

Saturday, and With the 1936

Olympiad being cussion of the Fuklen trouble. private conversations between the staged in Berlin a petition regard.

After a brief discussion, a reso delegates will be continued to-day.

Meanwhile M. Avenal left Geneva: ing the status of Jews by American lution was unanimously pasad that'

was favourably received, the Central Government be urged last night to attend the funeral, in athletes have not to mete out severo punishment to Rome of Signor Scialoja a former

those who are responsible for the Italian Foreign Minister, jorganisation of * reactionary Genova messages suggest that M.)

Government in Fuklen.

Avenol, while in Rome, may have

on the best way to remove the dead-bowling. He hit four boundaries,

athletes

but the Jewish

been encouraged to train.

TREND TO FASCISM

[Continued from Page 1.

оп

A draft telegram, which is to be an opportunity of discussing, withị circulated to the Governments of Signor Mussolini, Italy's attitude

LA Garthwaite ran himself ont when he attempted a very short single' to Smith "at mid on, the fieldsman throwing his wicket down. '155-5-4. Capt. Mitchell, who was batting very solidly, remained with If Waring until the luncheon interval, which was taken at 187 for 5, Michell being 16 and Waring 2.

was made of bits of grey string, and her eyes leapt hysterically out of little lined face. "Come. quick!" She smelt old, that woman.

The car had scarcely stopped abreast of her when she turned and scampered away along a little lano between the tail, still trees. It was extraordinary, the way she ran, that little old woman, "Come, come [aufekt"

H. T. Smith, the Shanghai umpire, was given the last over before lunch, but his alow Inbs did not produce a wicket. "The girl's mad," snarled -Tarl- The Shanghai team took the field yọn, as he strode after the little old

Well, there was nothing to do but to follow,

It is believed that all the Repu various Provincte, was also pass towards the League of Nations-en the run after lunch and after woman. But striding was no use, blicans are straining every nerveled at the meefing.

British Wireless Service,

ten minutes play had distilased it was a running fob," and it was a Mitchell and Waring for the addi-hot day. tion of only 16 runs,

to form a Coalition to fight - the The telegram siates in effect Righi parties in the second ballot that, since the national crisis, the which will be necessary in Madrid, whole country has been working |, among other places, where the so hard in unison for the Brivation of the so-called Third Party leaders cialists load with a slight majority, the country. The Central Govern. In Fuklen, and also utterlag mall- WARSHIPS LEAVE ON EXERCISES man, stumbling over her uncertain jcious, libela' against the ¿ Central]

who made the Republic, have. been almost wiped out while President Zamora's Progress

It was an untidy, tangled path "up which she was leading usand how quickly she ran that little old wo

Wow feet and frantic gestures, while we

An Ironic feature of the element is also prepared to embark Government. Faced with such The destroyers Witch, Whitehall, ploughed on behind her through the tion is that, Bignor. "Azana's upon an ambitious national, recon- party, the Radical Socialists, struction programme as soon as state of affairs; the Central Govern Veteran, Wren and Verity, of the lash of the wood in July. It was the "Red" menace is completely ment is compelled to take steps to Eighth Destroyer Plotilla, and the an amazingly hot day the Press suppressed;\",

suppress them.

(submarines Parthian, Phoenix, for the last week or so had been full At this critical juncture, the It also appeals, to the various Olympus, Odin and Otus, of the of surprise and congratulation as to telegram proceeds, the Central Provincial authorities to co-operate Fourth Submarine Flotilla, left the amazingly hot days we were seat.

Government is surprised to learn |wth/the Central Government” in harbour this morning on exercises having, and we had now an un- The city is quiet and the sitna- that General Chen Ming-ahu, and putting down the revolt as quickdy, and Ars

on rivalled opportunity of testing the tion, at present, wall in handsome others are starting a revolt as possible - Central News Thursday.

"{Continued on "Page" 10}, "Router.

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