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CONTROL IN TWO PARTS

THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 19, 1937.

London, To-day.

It is possible, say political quarters here, to divide the new British non-intervention pro- posals into two parts, namely, measures to be carried out im- mediately and measures to be carried out at a later date..

INDIA- EXPRESSAN DISASTER

Patna, To-day. Terrible as was the disaster to the Punksb-Calcutts express on Saturday morning, it is now re- vealed that the casualty list was greatly exaggerated.

A revised list of the dead and injured reveals that 107 persons were killed and 65 injured.

All were Indians.—Reuter.

Anti-Red Exhibition

the At Stuttgart

The immediate measures, so it is declared, would include re- establishment of control on Spanish land frontiers and tioning of _observers in ports of the two warring parties.

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Measures to be carried out at a later date would be with- drawal of foreign volunteers two and recognition of the Spanish parties as belliger-*· ents.

Stuttgart, To-day.

"Three thousand Italian Fascists have fallen since 1919 -against Communism but to-day Italy has been saved from this pest and the work of peaceful reconstruction is everywhere progressing rapidly.”

So

the declared the chief of Italian Fascist militia, Alessandro the

Since it is expected here that Melchiori, in a speech at

opening of the "Anti-Bolshevist lengthy negotiations will have to

Exhibition". here to-day. take place before agreement is reached with regard to withdrawal to Nazi Germany and Fascist of volunteers and the granting of Italy, an

The speaker declared that thanks

invincible bulwark

belligerent rights, political quar- ters in London emphasise that di- against "Asiatic Bolshevism" had

now been erected.—Trans-Ocean. vision of the plan into these two parts would be of considerable advantage.—Trans-Ocean.

SARMED ROBBER

GIVEN FIFTEEN MONTHS

THOUSANDS DIE

IN SZECHUEN

Sir Robert Ho Tung On Need For Funds

Fifteen months' hard labour, for unlawful possession of a revolver and five rounds of ammunition, and 12 months' imprisonment for rob- The terrible sufferings of the bing a Chinese woman, Ip Foon, of famine-stricken population of East |$130, a metal alarm clock and two Szechuen have received sympathe-suits, were the sentences, to run tic attention in various directions concurrently, imposed on Lee Pat, recently. For the first time in the 28, who pleaded guilty before Mr. history of the famine re- Justice C. G. Alabaster, Acting lief organizations of China the Chief Justice, at the Criminal scenes of the distress in a famine- Sessions this morning: stricken area were put on the films of a Shanghai theatre.

Among the beneficent donors of funds to the relief organization has been Sir Robert Ho Tung, whose contribution of $50,000 marked his sense of the gravity of the Sze chuen situation.

Cheung Keung, 30, was sentenc- ed to 12 months' imprisonment for taking part in the robbery.

BRUTAL ATTACK

Sir Robert declared, in a press ON WOMAN

interview that in his opinion the

Central Government as well as the IN CHATHAM ROAD

Szechuen authorities should con- centrate their efforts, even to the

For assaulting a 40-year-old extent of putting aside public works

widow and robbing her of a hand- not of major necessity, and to de-

|bag, 21-year-old Kwok-Fung was vote the funds earmarked for such sentenced to 18 months' hard la- purposes to famine relief, so that

bour by Mr. Justice C. G. Alabas- none of the population in Szechuan ter, Acting Chief Justice, at the or in any other province should Criminal Sessions this morning. suffer starvation.

The Acting Crown Solicitor, Regarding the general public, Mr. E. H. Williams, stated that whether in China or overseas, Sir on June 3, the woman was walk- Robert thought that everyone ing along Chatham Road, when should do his bit in contributing accused approached from behind towards famine relief.

and struck her three times on the

Sir Robert expressed the view head with a stick. She caught that newspapers, both foreign and hold of him but he managed to Chinese, could render helpful ser- escape with her handbag.

and The accused was arrested after vice if they published articles appeals once a week, in ord

order that a chase by Mr. G. F. Walker and the public might be reminded that a Chinese cyclist. great suffering, although not visible

Two Victoria cases of typhoid and in their midst, existedelse- where The service thus rendered fever and two cases of dysentery by the press, Sir Robert said, would from Kawloon were reported be of very great assistance to the the Health Department in the 48 continuation of relief efforts. hours ended at midnight.

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