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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 11, 1937

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WITHDRAWAL

OF CITIZENS IN KOREA, JAPAN

Wholesale Chinese

Evacuation Now Under Way

Nanking, To-day.

Tsai Ting-kai, who distinguished JAPANESE SEARCH

himself in the "Shanghai War” should be made Commander-in-Chief of all troops stationed in Shanghai and Woosung, because of his past experience.

IN PEIPING

Visits To Universities Suspects

Peiping, To-day...

It is reported here that at a joint Iconference of the, War and Navy Ministries at Tokyo, a plan has been evolved by which an army of 75,000 visory Council for Hope and Cha- The first meeting of the “Ad- strong assisted by a fleet of sixty har is to be held to-day. It is stat-

warships may be sent to China for the purpose of seizing control of the

SHOOTING DISCUSSION

Shanghai, To-da

The Chinese Government have instructed all Shanghai area-De-Doo consulates to arrange for the evacuation of all Chin- ese residents in Korea, totalling some 80,000 mostly of the labour class. Already approximately 4,500 have left, 3,000 are prepared to leave in the next two or three days and the Consul-General here has requested the Governor of Korea to place ships at the disposal of the Chinese refugees.

The foreign ministry has also communicated with all Chinese Consulates in Japan, instructing them to prepare for complete evacuation of all Chinese citizens and to concentrate them at Kobe, Yokohama and Nagasaki.

ed that the form of "bogus govern ment" will be discussed in the meet- ing-

Some 2,000 more Japanese troops, ith a number of tanks, entered Pei- ping yesterday. Immediately after The tense situation in Shanghar their arrival practically all the has somewhat relaxed

Chinese educational institutions and Shanghai, called on the Japanese

Mr. 0. K. Yui, Mayor of Greater many houses were searched

Our Own Correspondent.

authorities yesterday to explain the cause of the incident. He said that

the Japanese victims involved tres- the Hungjao Aerodrome.

passed on the forbidden arez✨

Of

CORRESPONDENCE

JAMES JARVIE

The Japanese allegation that the Japanese victims carried no arms

(To the Editor, "China Mail") when they appeared at Hungjao Aerodrome is denied by Chinese au- James Jarvie became a member of the Sir-In 1932 2 young man named thorities, who point to dead militia-National Mutual Life Association, and

It is reported that six boats have been charter-men and claim to have arms taken in Sept. 1933, he paid his second annual ed by the Nanking Government to proceed to Japan from the bodies by Chinese soldiers premiam. His age had not been ad- to carry out this wholesale withdrawal. Our Own Correspondent.

GEN. BLUECHER'S WHEREABOUTS

"Review Of Troops At Ulan Bator"

Moscow, To-day.

SHANGHAI CRISIS

Rumour Of Japanese Attack Plan

Shanghai, To-day.

It is learned that Japanese men-o'- war and merchantmen· have

been

It is reported that Marshal Blue-ordered out of the Whangpoo within cher, Commander-in-Chief of the thirty hours.

Soviet Far East forces, has recent-

At a mass meeting attended by ly been in Moscow and had secret elements representative of all Chin- conversations with Stalin Soviet ese walks of life, it was resolved that political circles believe that the si- tuation in North China was the ob-i ject of Marshal Bluecher's trip.

The Marshal has, in the mean- time, again left Moscow for Ulan Bator, capital of Outer Mongolia, where, immediately upon arrival, he held a review of troops and pre- sented them, on behalf of the So- viet Government, with eight gun batteries and 200 machineguns.

Rumours are presistent that So viet Russia will soon send a quan- tity of munitions to China, as well 28 several military advisers. Trans-Ocean

DR. KUNG IN BERLIN

Berlin, To-day

The Chinese Minister for Fin- zace, Dr. H. H. Kung, arrived here from Paris yesterday morn- ing, for an inofficial visit, which is expected to last for some days.

Dr. Kung was received at the station by Dr. Chen Tien Fang, the the Chinese Ambassador, accom- panied by other members of the Em- bassy, by representatives of the German Government and by num erous members of the Chinese com- munity in Berlin.

Dr. Kung--will lunch with the Reichsbank President, Dr. Hjalmar] Schacht Trans-Ocean.

-Hua Nan.

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PLANE SHOT DOWN

Nanking, To-day-

mitted and he was to bring in proof of age the next day.

He then left for Scotland where he was to live at Grangemouth. Letters have frequently been written to him, bonus certificates and premium notices

A Japanese plane was shot down and statements of his policy have been in Hunghsien, near Paotingfu, yes-tropical residence rebate, but no word sent and advice to apply for non- terday according to a report from has been received from him Tientsin. Our Own Correspon- dent.

HANKOW CONSUL

Leaving For Japan To-day

He had paid $473.30 on a $5,000 po licy, and it was supposed that his policy had lapsed, but he has, lately died, it is said that he died five days before the policy would have lapsed, so was still a member.

• His mother if alive should receive $5,000 and about $400 in bonuses, from which must be deducted: over

$800 owing in premiums and interest.

Can any one give any information about this member who was aa Engineer or officer on a steamer in the East? Any information will be grate-

Hankow, To-day. Having received instructions from strong representation be made to the Japanese Foreign Office, the Ja-fully received the Nanking Government to despatch panese Consul in Hankow is to an army to drive the enemy forces (leave the place for Shanghai en out of Shanghai altogether.

route to Japan to-day at 400 p.m. The motion asked that General Our Own Correspondent.

North

H. R. WELLS.

hes. Secretary. National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Ltd.

joining the huge-forces now

Government troops on parade prepa

Little further hope is now held out that major hostilities will be avoided.