1935-08-21 — Page 9

MR. WANG TO

RETAIN HIS

POSITION?

RUMOURS IN CANTON

JAPANESE INTERESTS TO -

BE STUDIED

(From Our Own Correspondent}

Canton, To-day.

Mr. Wang Ching-wel's re sumption of the presidency of the Executive Yuan is believed to be likely, according to inde- pendent reports reaching here last night. as Japanese diplo- "matic circles in Nanking give the hint that a successor should be friendly to Japan and under- stand the Japanese viewpoint.

In the circumstances, General Chiang Kai-shek, pillar of the Nanking Government has no al- fernative but to persuade Mr. Wang to remain in office, Nan-

THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1935

scene

Dick Powell and Gloria Stuart are shown here in a from "Gold Diggers of 1935, a Warner Bros. production, which

will be screened at one of the leading theatres soon.

King is again the political hub of Italian Families Leave Abyssinia

the country. following the arrival

there of all leaders from Shang-

hai Hangchow, Chengtu and Kul- ing....

are

ITALIAN EVACUATION.

Scotland he

To-day's Short Story.

CALL TO

THE KILL

By FAM Webster

RADIO EXHIBITION SMA the Mighty Stretched

RE-OPENED

ONLY ONE HALL DAMAGED

FIRE CLAIMS ONE VICTIM

Berlin. To-day.

barrel barded with brawn, and his lean fianles, overlaid with thick muscles, responded to the strain and every ounce of his six hundred pounds weight of sheer nervous force, instinct with the power of a highly organised being, tingled, and the last scrap of sleepy feeling flowed away from under hist

The Radio Exhibition re-open- carefully tended claws ed to the public at noon yester Then the great, black-maned lion day. There was no damage ex-stood up, four feet clear to the top [cept to one hall, which was burn of the withers and nearly ten feet

ed out

of him from sensitive nose-tip to

TO-MORROW'S STORY

To-morrow's story will be Now I've Got You?" by Lucian Cary.

One person, was injured in the tufted tail. An insolent, arrogant fire and died, and another is not monarch of the animal kingdom. expected to live-Reutersupremely sure of his own power, A Trans Ocean-Service mes- the looked about him for a moment sare states that a telegram of before he yawned a deep-chested sympathy from the French Min-Augzh that went booming and ister of Posts. M. Georges Man-echoing round the wooded kloof del was received by Dr. Goebbels, beneath the shadow of Oi. Donyc (Continued from Page:1)

stating: "I am deeply, distressed Isiteti, to which place he had ing to London from the country. at the destruction of your splen- brought his females, from the Both the Abyssinians regretted Mr. Neville Chamberlain and Mr. did exhibition. I beg you to ac-open plains and the fringes of the Mr. Wang Ching-wei has sug-that this made any exhaustive legal Walter Elliot, like the Prime Min-cept this expression of sympathy forest, for this was the breeding rested to General Chiang to cur-treatment and solution of the dis- ister. are interrupting their holi-felt by the French wireless ser-season tail the powers of the Central pate impossible. In these circam days abroad. Mr. Ramsay Mac-[vice." Political Council, the highest or-stances they would have refused to Donald left Lossiemouth for Lon- Thereupon Dr. Goebbels an-

He has cancell-swered: gan of the Government, because laccept the new commission offered don yesterday.

"I thank you sincerely and its members are critical of Mr-them were it not for the gravity ed all his engagements for a per-for your friendly concern Wang's pro-Japan policy. Gen- of the situation at the present mood of a week. On his return to sympathy during the heavy loss eral Chiang is in favour of res-ment

will visit Balmoral suffered by the German broad- the Both the tricting the authority of

Italian delegates Castle.

'casting and wireless industry”. Council as a concession to Mr-thereupon, according to the Paris

MR. EDEN REPORTS

PROGRAMME`AS USUAL

The four young lionesses, re- Soir, made a declaration express-

The Foreign Secretary, Sir Wang.

Another Berlin message states cently added to his harem, tookf Government leaders in Nanking ing all reservations respecting the Samuel Hoare, and the Minister of that at £15 pm yesterday a new no notice, bat went quietly on with

discussing whether they|Abyssinian communication

the League of Nations Affairs, Mr. 329-line picture transmitter began their toilet.

Shetani, his mate of many Anthony Eden, conferred both in working in the television hall at concilia- should continue to be

the morning and afternoon yes-the wireless exhibition, so that a sons, raised her fine head, tory to Japan or adopt a firm at-

A message from Addis Ababa terday and also saw Sir Austen resumption of the television ser there was a light of pride in her titude. A preliminary stand as states that 48 Italian nationals and Chamberlain and Mr. S. M. Bruce vice will take place to-day accord-taway-golden, glowing orbs as she reached at Kuling last Sunday. their families left Abyssinia yes-High Commissioner for Austra-ing to the usual programme, and looked at her lord, for she had although its nature has not been terday at the instigation of disclosed. It is felt in well-in Italian Government.

the lia, who has represented Austre-visitors to the wireless exhibition borne him a dozen litters. formed circles here that Nanking

la at many meetings of the will be able to see the apparatus

The old lion, without even a All the Italians living in Addis League.. when they visited the working there-Trans-Ocean Ser-glance at the has to be accommodating to Ja-Ababa are fast becoming more or Foreign Office. Mr. Eden informed vice.

devoted Shetani, stalked out of the Hoof and stood pan, as high officials there believe less directly affected by the war them of what had occurred at the

a moment to gaze upon-the hill- that the military forces of-China

For instance, it is three-Power conference in Paris. MR. LELY TAKING preparations.

side. Below and before him are not strong enough to resist reported that the Italians there FIFTH ARBITRATOR

stretched the soft, silent immen- Japanese pressure.

are using horses and mules in A Paris message states that "As soon as a definite Japan postead of motor-cars- so as to save the Italo-Abyssinia Commission

sity of a land as yet unspoiled by the advance of civilisation. licy is reached. Mr. Akira Ari-

petrol as far as possible.

of Conciliation and Arbitration Well-Earned Vacation

The mountains were at his back, yoshi, Japanese Ambassador to IMPORTANT WITNESSES met there yesterday and ananim-

the plains stretched away and China, will go to Nanking for A message from Paris states ously agreed to the appointment!

After 23 Years further diplomatic manoeuvres. that the Italo-Abyssinian Concilia- as 'ifth arbitrator of M. Nicholas

jaway before him in long waves, like the swell of a tropical sea, tion Committee has decided to hold Politis, Greek Minister in Paris,

Mr. J. van der Lely, of Lely's until they seemed to drop over the MR. WANG AT NANKING its future meetings at Berne. jurist of international reputa-Service Station, accompanied by ledge of the world in the far dis where it will hear evidence about tion who has taken an active his family, will be leaving the tance. And all across this vast Shanghai, To-day: Mr. Wang- the Ual Ual dispute from certain part in League affairs since its Colony by the ss. Sirdhana on expanse of open country herds of -Ching-wei left for Nanking at 11 important witnesses Trans-linception M. Politis has accept-well-earned vacation to Japan game were feeding. p.m. yesterday accompanied by Ocean Service.

d the appointment, and the Com- Mr. Lely has been a permanent But now the sun was setting, Messrs Wu Teh-chen, Lo Shih- A Beuter's message states that mission will resume its hearings resident here for 23 years and and, presently, old Simba uttered Iseng Tseng Chung-ming and Liu yesterday's proceedings the on-the Ual Ual incident as soon all his many friends will wish the deep, coughing grant which is Yat-zu-Reuter.

Italo-Abyssinian Conciliation Com-as possibles British Wireless him bon voyage. mission were largely devoted to Service.

A typical of that time of day in lion- During his residence here the country. The strange, short, far- bearing the Abyssinian represen

motoring side of development has sounding call signißed his inten- gone ahead by leaps and boundsition of going hunting, and was from the original half dozen moanswered, after a minute, from tor-cars or so boasted at the time more than a mile away. of his arrival

Presently a second lion appear- Mr. L W. Tipple will be cared, almost as big as Simba him- Station. It is interesting to note gether. A pride of young lions that there is a possibility of a witnessed the passing of the two branch being opened in Kowloon, superb veterans, and "abandoned

PLAYGROUND

CONDITIONS

B

at

tatire.

Professor Jeze. Subse- quently the Italian delegate, Pro-

fessor. Leasona, asked that certain witnesses should be heard, and the Commission agreed to hear them

LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES

A HOLIDAY

IN KOWLOON within the next few days in court. The ss. Ranchi is due here from rying on as usual in the Service self and the pair went off to-

(Continued from page 1)

The Colonial Treasurer will move the following resolution

That this Council approves the expenditure during 1935, 01 $271,439.16 from the Government House and

ITALY LIKELY TO ATTEND A message from Rome states. that following the return of Baron Aloisi from Paris last evening. it is understood that Italy will almost certainly attend the League meet ing on September 4.

ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS |

Shanghai at 7 am next Friday.

Submarine Flotilla, is expected to H3LS. Regulus of the Fourth leave the Colony for Wei-hai-wei to-morrow morning.

Another indication that Signori Repalse Bay Hotel to-night. The City Development

Mussolini does not intend to draw last bus leaves Repulse Bay at 100 back from his African enterprise I am.

Fund, allocated as follows:--

(1) City Development

(b) Resumption of Inland Lots given by the fact that he is achie

No. 564 $271,439.16.

laws made by the Sanitary Board

Party

Signor Staráce is secretary of

The USS Ashville, a river

their own project of driving game and making a great killing in a small valley that formed a cul-de-

SAC

and $10.40, thereby evading pay- A dinner dance will be held atment of stamp duty.

A sense of finrried, uneasiness For failing to report the in-settled upon the plain with the tended removal of a registered descent of night and under the mui teni, from the Colony, Yu Mnt blanket of the dark could be heard the frightened snorting of hartes cepting a-renewed offer to volun Capt J. Lovick, s.s. Havdrot. at a married woman of No. 296 The Attorney General will move teer for the colonies made by Kowloon Docks, reports the loss Queen's Road Central, was this beest and the petulant, alarmed that the amendment to the Signor Starace and nine members of a canvas - awning valued at morning fined $5 by Mr. W Scho- barking of zebra. Then the dark-

field at the Central Magistracy in

ness throbbed to the vibration-of Scavenging and Conservancy by- of the directorate of the Fascist $20.

many hoofs, as Ndume, the second Wing Chan Shing, of No. 24on, stampeded a small herd of was this morning fined $10 by Simba had stationed himself. Mr. W. Schofield at the Central As the terrified beasts tore part Magistracy for issuing an un- the old lion, he launched himself stamped receipt for $33.83 to Liina mighty spring from a little Perugia Favona Dicenze, has also At the Central Magistracy this Hing, 7 Hill Road, while Chow off the quarter, so that his weight volunteered.

morning Mr. W. Schofield fined Din of No. 1 On Tai Street, was flung his victim forward, breaking Signor Mussolini replied that he Mak Oi a married woman, aged 49, fined a similar amount for issuing its doubled under neck neatly, s will carry out their wish at a suit- $5 for failing to report the death an stamped rent receipt for the long, straight horns plunged

of the former employer of Mak|$44. able moment..

2,000 BLACK SHIRTS LEAVE Ki, a registered mui taai. Some 2,000 men of the Black

On the application of Inspector Shirt Division, “March 23,” whom! A comprehensive survey of un- Chester-Woods, of signor Mussolini addressed last employment in Great Britain and City Police Station, a week-end, embarked last evening | Germany, with special reference three rounds of sum

under section 16 (7) of the Public the Fascist Farty and holds one of gunboat, is expected to arrive Des Voeux Road West, 2nd floorjeland towards the spot where

Health and Buildings Ordinance, 1903, on the 2nd July 1935; approved.

be

The Attorney General will also nove the first reading of

A Bill to consolidate, amend and) simplify the law relating to "Lar- ceny and Kindred Offences. S

A Bill to amend the law relating

to the falsification of documents and to amend the Forgery Ordin ance, 1922,

A Bill to amend the law relating

to false personation.

the most influential positions in from Canton to-morrow and will Italy, while all the members of the probably leave for the same port directorate are prominent Fascists on Tuesday next

The Federal Secretary, Signor

A Bill to amend and consolidate They have taken as their model to the conditions in the latter dagger, which the law relating to dangerous "Implacable.” Other divisions{country, at the present time, was detective No. FCC34

have adopted as models “Summa | given by Mr. L- W. B Teeling inside.

drugs.

A Bill to amend the Summary audaci et virtus" and "Who dares a broadcast address to the Hong Ordinance, 1932.0

conquers

A Bill to regulate certain official TO-MORROW'S MEETING

signatures and to provide for the

payment of fees therefor

A Bill to amend the law

to Estate Duty and to

the payment of

which may be cessor is regist

-London, To-day

The Prime Minister Mr Stan-

Baldwin, is leaving Aix-les ins, where he arrived two days ago on holiday.

Kong Rotary Club yesterday

Chat Ying, a married

Third

oor, was this

10 years

into the turt

on

By the time Ndume rejoined him, Simba had neatly disem- bowelled the hill and had dza

the entrails well to one side. Then,

as a grace before meat or

to celebrate their

slayers dropped

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