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Boys Caused

RELATIONS Tragedy

The Foreign Secretary,

A VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL

RETURNED WAS DEATH

AT

Mr. Williams said accused was it watchman employed at the IS CONTINU.

China Navigation Company wharf A8 DEVELOP

AN in Canton. The jury might ask INTENSIVE STAND-UP BLOG why this Court had to try a case GING MATCH, AND FIGHTING of murder which was committed IS HARD, PARTICULARLY IN in Canton.

he went up saw accused with Mr. Anthony Eden, was THE AREA BETWEEN CANEA

Mr. Williams explained

tha' AND MALEMI.

the incident occurred on May 22,

deceased on the ground. The only able to give a formal THE INQUEST YESTERDAY ON The situation is somewhat ob- 1940. By treaty between Great

get Britain and China, Britain scure and it is difficult to

crowd had poles with hooks at reply in the House of THE VICTIMS OF FIRE ON A accurate reports.

jurisdiction over her subjects in the end and were

Commons yesterday to a AMPLEFORTH COLLEGE, THE More Germans are arriving all China and the Foreign Jurisdic-

Chan Yung po would say that question about the time and our troops, holding tion Act lays down the procedur a line of more or less continuous for trials for offences committed he was standing nearby. He saw

a Chinese break away and flee to Russian relations. positions, are being borne back in China, and provides for the by their attacks.

sending down for trial of any Bri- There are a certain number fish subject to any British court of Germans in

and stipulated by Order of Council. Heraklion.

Accused was an Indian British

Retimo

had

Fighting at these two points is subject and was registered as such isolated and not of importance with the British Consulate in compared with Malemi, where Canton. the main effort is concentrated. The troops concerned are most- ly New Zealanders and Austra- lans with some British. Reu-

ter.

Cairo Communique

mood.

in an angry

Anglo- CATHOLIC

TRAIN IN WHICH BOYS FROM

SCHOOL, INCLUD ING TWO SONS OF THE BEL- GIAN PREMIER, M. PIERLOT; LOST THEIR LIVES.

a lighter, followed by accused He was asked when our Am- and another Indian with revol-bassador, Sir Stafford Cripps,

The Coroner said he had come their hands. vers in

Deceased last had an interview with Stalin

fire that the went from one lighter to another, and whether any assurances were to the conclusion

and cigarette ends being thrown One shot was fired and the Chin-sought or given regarding Soviet started through lighted matches. ese obtained a pole with a hook intentions in the Near East. then another shot was fired. De- MR. EDEN SAID THAT WHILE about in fun and mischief by the ceased got on another lighter SIR STAFFORD MAINTAINED boys, but he did not attach blame .when three further shots were REGULAR CONTACT WITH to any of them.-Reuter.

THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT Mr. Johnson, superintendent of HE HAD NOT RECENTLY HAD Godowns, was called and AN INTERVIEW WITH STALIN. deceased dead. He saw "With regard to the second part Sher Mohamed with a revolver of the question, I am not in a and disarmed him. None of the position to make any statement." rounds had been fired. He took Reuter,

from accused and a revolver found that five rounds had been

ly. shot him, then that would be

the fired...

manslaughter."

Chang I-ping editor of Questions For Jury

On the other hand, they must "Shun Pao, Chinese daily - in Mr. Williams said the jury would be satisfied that deceased and Shanghai, who was on the black

find if others were not attacking

ochend that he had to protect his regime last year, was abducted own life, and that he was en- yesterday by Wang Ching-wel'

shoot if he had not agents, from his residence in the titled to

means of preventing his French Concession, according to a Shanghai dispatch. Central News. life from being endangered. The case is proceeding.

Wharf Search Continuing, Mr. Williams saldred, deceased was described as a haw- ker. At the time of the incident, the the Fatshan, was lying alongside found and accused with another guard, Sher Mahomed, was stationed at A communique issued by Bri-the gate.

"Rein- Ush GH.Q. Cairo states:

The first material. witness would forced by further airborne troops, be Lau Ping, who would say that and assisted by even more inten- he saw the two guards on the wharf sive air. bombardments, the Ger- searching, people. He noticed a mans again delivered heavy Chinese carrying a basket intend- attacks against our forces, ing to go aboard the Fatshan. The Canea Although continuing to man was

accused.

fight with the greatest determins. M. Var stopped by scented have to with it accused shot de

satisfied, and tion, our troops were obliged to that the guards carried sticks and they were not so make a further withdrawal to a had revolvers in their holsters, thought there was some argu- more favourable position in the but, were not loaded. This witment, which had continued, and other rear. Severe fighting continues. ness would say he saw accused some struggling, and that in the

British Wireless,

strike the man with the stick, The heat of passion, accused sudden-

"SHUN PAO" EDITOR ABDUCTED