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A. photograph that shows graphically what most of the war between Ethiopia and Italy is really like. moving Askaris, native troops loyal to Italy, who are leading the advance, into Ethiopia, are here seen through the wastelanda, virtually without opposition, as the native Ethiopian chieftains sell out to the Italian and lay down their arma. Beyond these wastes lie the rich Ethiopian uplands, which Prender Musso- Eni seeks

SINO-JAPANESE TENSION MISS ALOHA

INCREASING

200,000 CHINESE TROOPS HELD

READY FOR EMERGENCY

NATIONAL SOLIDARITY

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT)

WANDERWELL IN

THE COLONY

GLOBE-TROTTER'S SURPRISE

REMARKABLE CHANGES IN

·H&K IN 10 YEARS

Looking very trim and smart in a black satin dress, Miss Aloha Wanderwelt the famous globe-trotter arrived in the Colony this morning by the

ss President Jefferson.

Interviewed by the Chino Mail

Canton, To-day: Further estrangement between China and Japan seems imminent owing to the decision of the Nanking Government not to make any more concessions to Japanese demands for political present trip was to fall her ambi- and economic control of China.--

on board the liner, Miss Wander-

well said that the object of her

tion of seeing the Philippines,

*About 200,000 Chinese troops are stationed in a semi-circle New Zealand and the Scandinavian around Nanking and Shanghai for fear of a sudden Japanese oc countries the places she missed cupation of the Chinese capital Nervousness has been prevail in her former travels..

{- "There sure has been a change ing at Shanghai, as Sino-Japanese hostilities may break out.

The abandonment of the silver standard in China increases in this-place-since I was here last the prices of Japanese goods, which are not selling so well as be-10 years ago," said Miss Wander- fore, and in Tokyo this managed currency is considered anti-well, as she gated across the har Japanese.

TENNIS STARS

ARRIVE HERE

FROM SHANGHAI

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bour from the deck. She remark-

ed an the Bank building and the

The Japanese General Staff vehicalar ferries adding “just proposed joint. Sino-Japanese imagine what can happen in 10 forces to fight the Reds in years."

North-west China and Inner Miss Wanderwell said that she Mongolia, but Nanking is some and a party of four were mainly what averse to this plan, for interested in gathering material fear that once Japanese troops for her radio broadcast talics. “T penetrate into the interior am primarily interested in the they will stay there for good. advance made in foreign countries) Japen charges that Chinese in so that I can go home and tell the meet Khoo Sin-kie again. They difference towards suppressing the folks what keen competition the has abroad," she will then return to Shanghai Reds is ascribed to a secret alliance United States via Indo-China, where they with the Soviet Union, with the said.

Concluding: Miss Wanderwell said that her trip would occupy some 18 months, during the course of which she hoped to cover 22 countries. She said that she

Hope to take part in exhibition object of resisting Japanese en- matches.

LOCAL PROGRAMME

The following programme of exhibition games, to be held at

croachments in Chins

-

-kim- Of Communists Having been driven out of Sze

the Chinese Recreation Club, men, the Communists are head: would be staying about two weeks

Causeway Bay, has been ar ranged for the visitors during their stay here:

TO-DAY

230 p.m. Tai Wai-py

In-pan (best of 3 sets).

Chin

245 pm. S. A. Rumjahn yz. V. T. Wang (best of 3 sets).

where she would be residing she ins towards Sinking and Mongo in Hong Kong, but when asked lia. They have issued manifestoesmiled and said that she never expressing their desire to recov booked in advance as lost territories from the Japanese away all the adventure!"

Canton's demand that the Chin-

ese Government must forma de

I time permits a Doubles match faite foreign policy, vis-a-vis will follow.

TO-MORROW

Japan in particular, has been ac-

230 pm. Tani Yangui z Chin cepted by General Chiang Kai- shek, strong man of the Nanking | [n-pan (best of 3 sets).

3.45pm. S. A. and H. D. Eunjabi regime.

v Khoo Hooi-hye and V. T. Wang (best of 5 sets).

DOG APPOINTED POSTMISTRESS

Regimental Mascot's New Duties

A dog has been appointed 02-1 ficial postmistress to ≈ company. of the 99th-Alpine regiment, gar risoned at Valloires in Savoy.

She is Betty, mascot of the com-

pany, on

·~ Last year the

|before the whole

| having" zaved--the

Suredakter?

with her body night as he

that took

CORRESPONDENCE

Safety Glass For Motor Vehicles

For the first time in four years

To the Editor, "China Mail":3 leaders here are supporting the

Sir The attention of the Nanking Government, while Japen- jese aid for an independent moveCommittee of the Hong Kong ment in Canton is being turned Automobile Association has down Canton's backing of Nan-been drawn to traffic regulation king has the effect of national No. 132 which refers to motor off Japanese vehicks being fitted with Safe- solidaris

ty Glasshe regulation reads aggress

as follows:

GOOD RULE FOR THE MARRIED

An Old Man's Recip

For Hap

"All glass fitted to wind screens or windows facing to the front on the outside of any motor vehicle shall be of safety glass (Provided that this relation shall not ap 1937 to cle licensed on

ply any

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this Com

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