1937-10-25 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 25, 1937

ANOTHER PRIVATE OF

ULSTERS WOUNDED IN AIR QUEENS & ALHAMBRE OUTRAGE IN SHANGHAI

Shanghai, To-day.

Considerable indignation is felt in foreign cir- cles, particularly British, over the wanton and un- provoked attack by a Japanese plane in the British defence sector at Keswick Road yesterday after-

поед.

It is now reported that in addition to the kill- ing of one of the Ulster Rifles, another private was wounded.

A press report states that the Japanese plane first directed its fire at a body of about twenty riders, two of whom were women.

The official British statement on the affair states that four Chinese civilians were killed and six wounded.

Commenting on the incident, for- eign observers state there was not the slightest excuse for the Japan- ese airman's “mistake."

There are no Chinese military posts in Keswick Road, one of the extra-Settlement thoroughfares, and the railway line clearly showed the boundary of British-defended terri- tory. As visibility was excellent. the airman most certainly knew who he was firing at

All ballet-marks were found on the Settlement side-Trans-Ocea

CHINA NOT READY TO TALK OF PEACE

Shanghai, To-day.

Asked by Mr. “Edgar Snow, cor- respondent for the London "Daily Herald" whether China would sus- pend hostilities, Mr. T. V. Soong, Chairman of the Board of Direc- tors of the Bank of China, asked.

EMIL JANNINGS TAKEN SERIOUSLY ILL

Stockholm, To-day. The world-famous German film star, Emil Jannings, who has been in Stockholm for some days past, taken seriously ill on day.

Jannings contracted a severt chill and his doctor has ordered him complete rest in hospital.

Among the appointment he has had to cancel was a reception ir his honour to-day by King, Gustav of Sweden, who, hearing of his illness, sent his own physician to the actor

bedside is

Seated at Jannings his oldest friend, the well-known actor, Werner Krauss.

Ocean.

Trans-

REPATRIATION

how if China could call off the AND NO FAVOURS

fight, she resisted the Japanese at the beginning of the Loukowchiso incident.

"We could discuss peace then," said Mr. Soong. "Why should we wait the fall of North China ??

Mr. Soong, said even if North China and Shanghai were taken by the Japanese China still could fight for two years with her re-

sources.

CHINA'S UNITY

Paris, To-day.

The French Government is in- sisting on strict observance of the recent order for repatriation of all Spaniards living in France, irres- pective of age, social standing or sex

Yesterday, 600 well-to-do Span- lards, holidaying at Biarritz, were ordered to leave the country- Trans-Ocean.

unity depends on the AFGHANISTAN

continuation of the

Soong declared. If China sues for

use of the fall of Shang-

China, national

The morale of

still good and

if hostilities

AND GERMANY

Berlin Today...

Germany Negotiations between

and and Afghanistan

declined to discuss cultural

regards Japan brought to a direnak believe that The

Nation

TO-DAY & TO-MORROW

LAST TIMES TO DAY

DRAMA OF LOVE UNASHAMED

it was fated to happen!

ROBERT

BARBARA

TAYLOR STANWYCK

in the picture the world -. ta'king whc

WEDNESDAY

"HIS AFFAIR

VICTOR MCLAGLEN

At The QUEEN'S “KING OF GAMBLERS” –

Claire Trevor Lloyd Nolan

4. SHOWS DAILY -2.30-5:20.

720-93

TO MORROW

At The Alhambra "MEN IN EXILE

Dick Purcell June Travis

MAJESTIC

THEATRE - MAHNEES 206302° EVENINGS: 202-30-50%

TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW

3 GREAT STARS IN M-G-MS SMASHING

DRAMATIC TRIUMPH !~~~

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RAYMOND MASSEY CEDRIC HARDWIC

"THINGS TO COME”

AN OLD EA URITE FROM UNTEED ARTI

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY⚫

THE BEST COMEDY OF THE YEAR!

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