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No. 23201. ROTAXĦARXA HADJENEPI HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1932. ★ ★ Price Single Copy, 10 cts.

KOWLOON CANTON RAILWAY. SINO-JAPANESE DISPUTE OVER

TIME-TABLE,

On and after NOVEMBER JAY, 1832, until Further Notice (all previous

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(THROUGH BEUTER'S AGENÚT.}

CHINESE CASE-

GENEVA, Dec. 6.

UNUSUAL interest was let the proceedings of the Assembly in the presence of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald. 31. Herriot, Mr. Nor- may Davis and Baron von Neurath who interrupted their talk in order to hear the Chinese and Japanese delegates

31. Hyman opened the proceed- ingy after which Dr. W. W Yen presented the Chinese case.

He urged that the extraordinary Assembly should declare that Japon had violated the Covenant and Five-Power Treaty and call upon Japan to create the resolutions of the Council pusssert on Sept. 30 and Sept. 10, 1931, so that all Japause troops be withdrawn into the Rail- way Zone pending further with drawal therefrom and the so-called Manchukun Government, "he solved.

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Dr. Yun arged that the Assembly, pending the dissolution of the Manchukun Government and recall. -ing its own resolution of March shall declare it will not recognise the Manchukuo or enter into any folations with it and publish in A shorns possible a time a report for a final settlement of the dis pute as described in Artiale XV., paragraph IV.

JAPANESE CASE

Gesiva, Dec. 6. M. MATSUOKA, addressing the Assembly, declared that Japan's principle disagreement with the Lytton Report in the sextione deal- ing with the disordered condition in Chint was its occasional optin ism with the rehabiliation of the country, for which Japan had hope but not for the immediate future.

A country in Chin's condition of disorder could not recover quick- ly, and Japan, a loyal supporter of the League for many years, had striven to avoid this under provocation, which before the draft.

the Covenant would certainly have brought it about.

Japan had not sharaloned hope bringing about better under standings through negotiations and did not seek protection from the League, because the view of the League on the present structure of effective protection could not be expected promptly. ⠀

Ready to Co-operate With League.

Japan is rondy to do all in her power to co-operate with the Tangue in helping China to progress

In recognising the Manchukuo, Japan aw a promise of peace and, in any case, owing to her vital interest she could not have with held bet recognition,

· Mr. Mstauoka declared that if the Assembly unde" any suggestions for Dr. Yen was followed by Mr. settlement, they should be such that would preserve peace. in the Matsuoka.

Far East- ་」

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nolation rant be found for the disordered condition

FLIGHT OF SU PING Chin

WEN

CHINESE TROOPS ENTER SOVIET TERRITORY

THROUGH REUTRI'S AGENCY.]

Moscow, Dec. 8 THE Japanese campaign for the cleaning up of North-West Manchuria, despite the Arctic con- ditions, has so far proved startling. ly successful.

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The Chinese Volunteer Army, in cluding General Su Ping Wen, are streaming into Soviet territory from Manchuli.

Upon the Manchulí station-mas- ter refusing to provide transport, the Chinese troops commandeered and drove the trains themselves. Others crossed the frontier on foot All have been interned.

Tunnel Damaged;

TOKYO, Dec. 4. The earlier Japanese claim that their troops had entered Hair is apparently without foundation as the latest messages, from Taitaihar indicate, that they do not expect to enter before Wednesday, owing zó serious damage which the retreat- ing army has done to the Khingsa Tunnel.

It is estimated that this will taki twenty-four hours to repair, thero by delaying the advance "öf the main body of the Japanese troops.

H.K.-MARSEILLES AIR SERIVCE

ARRANGEMENTS SAID TO BE COMPLETE

(THROUGH EKUTER'S AGENCY)

MARSEILLES DEC HONG KONG will shortly be within ten days' journey of France by regular air mail and Passenger service, according to M.

"Grsod morning. — Ciley Ipg scandalous to charge us #5 Nogues; the Managing Director ch

His' Moriny's' Worth.

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week-end 1

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Thirdly, the League must be pre- pared to take the responsibility for its execution which is likely to be costly, and the Leagun should have will and meat to make the necessary sacrifices.

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As we Japanese read the Covens ant it is not a hard implacable mstrument but its principles could hardly be applied" by generalisa- tion.

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JAPAN DUMPING GOODS"

FALL IN YEN UNDERMINES IMPERIAL PREFERENCES

[Thorax Rectes's agency.}

LONDON, Dec...

THE colossal extent of Japanese dumping within the Empire and particularly the tremendous growth of Japanese.importations into Ceylon as a result of the ab-

normal fall in the value of the yen was discussed in the House of Commons to-day.

The matter was raised by Mr. S. S. Hammersley, Conservative member for Stockport, who declar ed that the dumping was under- mining the value of the Imperiat Preference proposed by the Govern ment of Ceylon.

A Matter of Urgancy. He insisted upon the urgency of the matter and expressed the view that carly steps should be taken to make representations on these lines. to the Government of Ceylon

Sir Philip Cunliffo-Lister, Secre-3 tary of State for the Colonies, re- plied that he had already made representations to the Government of Ceylon. He did to the day after the House of Commons granted Im perial Preference.

Mr. Hammersley asked whether it was not possible for Sir Philip

take day other action.

He replied in the negative He had already made very strong re presantations on what he thought to be the best interests of Ceylon and Britain, but pointed out that to act in any way it wished in this the Parliament of Ceylon Wan Tree

-matter

Havy Exports to Java.

BATAVIA, Dec. 5, Japan is ousting all European countries out of the Dutch East

Indier market

Official figures of the imports of "botten goods into Javn and Madura during the period January to September, 1x12, show that 6 per sent came from Japan, seventeen per cent, front Holland and ten per cent, from Britain, as compared with per cent, per cent. and

per cent, respectively during the (Further cables will be found on same period of 1998,

page 0).

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