THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 3, 1940
JAPANESE
DISTRUST
OF RUSSIA
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PARIS, TO-DAY..
"DISTRUST OF RUSSIA REMAINS DEEP IN JAPANESE HEARTS AND RUSSIA
REYNAUD'S TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN RED CROSS
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Paris, To-day.
The Premier, M. Paul Rey- IN HER TURN IS EX-naud, in a broadcast last TREMELY DISTURBED BY THE JA- | night said: "In these times of PANESE ADVANCE ON THE CON-trial France is deeply sensi- TINENT," M. ROGER LEVY, PRO- FESSOR IN THE FRENCH COLON- ble of the deeds of those who IAL SCHOOL AND MEMBER OF remain her faithful friends THE COMMITTEE OF PACIFIC
and who have known how to RELATIONS, STATED IN A PUBLIC
bear witness of that friend- LECTURE HERE YESTERDAY.
"Germany may well try to turn So-ship. viet efforts towards the chimerical idea of a conquest of India,
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"In the front rank of these friends, whom we always find in hours "The Soviet rulers are more attach- peril, stand the American Red Cross." Referring to the admirable generos- ed to stern realities; they know that before engaging in new conquests one ity with which urgently needed help must hold former ones.
had been brought to those in dis- "Russia's historical tradition has es-tress, M. Reynaud expressed the grati- Germän tablished her on the Pacific shore and tude of all victims of the she will do her best to remain there. invasion regardless of nationality to "Japan is looking anxiously at Vla-"the American Red Cross, which is the of divostok from which place planes the magnificent spokesman could start to bomb Japanese towns." whole American nation.”
The United States Ambassador, Mr. -Havas.
William Bullitt, followed M. Reynaud and said: "At this hour, when all that Americans and French love, believe in and revere is threatened with de- struction, the American people share in these sufferings of the French if they were their own."-Reuter.
JAPAN STILL LOOKS TO SOUTH
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TOKYO, YESTERDAY,
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THE DOUBLING OF THE NUM- BER OF JAPANESE SETTLERS IN MANCHUKUO AND THE PURSUIT OF JAPAN'S SOUTHWARDS EX- PANSION POLICY ARE VISIONED 'IN A STATEMENT MADE BY THE OVERSEAS MINIS- TER, GENERAL KUNIAKI KOISO, IN A SPEECH TO THE CONFER- ENCE OF PRECTURAL GOVERN- MENT EDUCATORS NOW MEET- ING AT THE HOME MINISTRY.
"There are at present over 20,000 families of ordinary Japanese settlers in Manchukuo," he declared.
"During the current year we plan to send 20,00 more families there, and despite the increased demand for labour at home it will be neces- sary to redouble our efforts to en- courage settlement in Manchukuo.".
Referring to Japan's expansion in the South Seas he said: "The South Seas region is important for the economic expansion of Japan and to Insure its sources of sup- ply.
"As the development of the China affair
the inter- progresses and national situation grows increasingly tense, more care and precaution are necessary in the execution of Japan's southwards expansion policy." Hayas.
INCIDENT AT LAICHIKOK BEACH
Alleged to have behaved in a dis- orderly manner whilst under influence of drink at Laichikok Beach on Satur- day afternoon, Knut Rils, 22, residing at No. 4B, Hankow Road, was placed on a $20 bond to be of good behaviour. for six months by Mr. Q. A. A. Mac- fadyen this morning.
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Inspector Nolloth, prosecuting, al- leged that Riis used abusive, language to people at the Beach, to have entered a car without the owner's invitation and to have refused to get out of the car when requested.
10-FEET FALL: BADLY INJURED
Cheng Ping-lai was admitted to the Queen Mary Hospital in a serious con- dition after a fall of 10 feet while at work at Shaukiwan yesterday,
PUT LIVE CAT INTO BOILING WATER
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Before Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyen this morning Chung Yau-sing, 61, was charged with cruelty to a cat.
A street sleeper without food, Chung was seen putting a live cat into a bowl of hot water on a piece of vacant ground in Soy Street on Satur- day afternoon.
Sentencing Chung to ten days' hard labour, Mr. Macfadyen remarked that his poverty could be excused, but not his cruelty.
KNIFE ATTACK
An alleged attack on a school girl with a knife on Saturday morning in Peace Avenue had a sequel this morn- ing before Mr. E. Himsworth, when Chan Cheung, 22, was charged with assault with intent to rob Miss May Chow, a student of Pooi To Girls' School, and with wounding her.
At the request of Det.-Sgt. N. B. Fraser, the case was adjourned.
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18 ets. per half pint 40 22
20
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42
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- Pasteurized
07
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Soured Milk Butter Milk
20
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80
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