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LEAGUE TENNIS

"B" Division Win

For C.S.C.C.

Only one match in the "B" Division of the Tennis League, was played yesterday when Civil Ber- vice, on their own ground, beat Club de Recreio by five sets to four:

The scores were:-

I. Arafuroff and J. Fengelley

(C.S.0.0.)

·

beat M. Oliveira and L. A.

Carvalho

beat J. J. 'Remedios and A.

M. Rodrigues

beat H. Xavier' and M."Gut-

terres

61

RESISTANCE NOT WEAKENED

German Withdrawal

Of Advisers From China

CHARACTERISED AS “UNFRIENDLY" ACT

SECOND WANTON

RAID ON

·YINGSHANG

Lab, May 25. Allowing no respite, nine Japan- ese planes subjected Yingahang. small city in west Anhwel, to an- other wanton bombardment at 3.45 p.m.

Altogether more thag forty bombs were released by the Japan- ese abers, killing 80 civilians and wounding many others.

Scores of houses were damaged Germany's withdrawal of her or demolished by the air bom- -6–3 | military advisers in the employ of bardment,

the Chinese Government and sus- Rescue work is being carried out 6--1pension of the export of arms and by the

J. A. Bendall and B. Agaffuroff"

(C.5.0.0.)

beat Oliveira and Carvalho 6-0 beat Remedios and Rodrigues 64 lost to Xavier and Guterres 5-7

C. Sloan and G. Carver

(C.S.C.C.)

lost to Oliveira and Carvalho 1-a lcst to Remedios and Rod-

rigues

5-7 lost to Xavier and Guterres 40

local munitions to China will not affect serious handicaps. China's strength for resistance, de- News), clares the Shun Pao in an editorial yesterday.

The problem of military advisers and arms and munitions supply is not a difficult one to solve, 'the paper opines. Assistance in this

THURSDAY, MAY 26,

FOREIGN MAILS

1938.

Air mail letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. They should be clearly marked "By Air Mail" and bear sufficient postage. In- sufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Bervice, at. the discretion of the Post Office Parcel Fost Service to Amo is temporarily suspended

Air Mail Services to Shanghai, Nanking, Telngtan, Tientsin and

Pelping are temporarily suspended.

Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America are forwarded "vía Siberia" if so superscribed.

INWARD MAILS

From

Per

Dua

WAYS

authorities under "Air Mail by “Pan-American · Air-

(Central

Direct Service"- San|Pan American Francisco date, 18th May.

Airways Plane Japan

++

28th May

Santos Maru......

26th May

apan and Shanghai.

Pres, Doumer.....

26th May

18th May

28th Ma.

Shanghai and Swatow

26th May

Kwangtung

27th May

Chitm).

47th May

Kamo Maru.................

97th May

31th Alay

THEIR MAJESTIES Swato

AT ALBERT

connection may be sought from de HALL CONCERT

"

Bangkok .....

Shanghai and Swatow.

Japan and Shanghai. Гарад

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways |

Direct Service"---London 22nd May.

mocratie

have countries which fully realised the canger of

London, May. 25. *** Fascism.

The King and Queen attended For the sake of strict nenitality the Empire Day Command concert and for maintaining their prestige at the Albert Hall yesterday, at Straits

COUNTY CRICKET German military advisers, after which famous British songs were Japan

LUNCH SCORES

London, May 25.

their service is suspended should rendered. be retained in China until the end

Today His Majesty presented new

Pakhol

Hothow. Kwelyang. Soochow..

date, Imperial

Airways Plane Conte Rossa. Islami....... |Liangchow..

57th May

18th May,

28th May

Shanghai and Swatow

.................Sinklang.....

28th May

Gneisenau.

99th May

Yuen Sang..

30th May

Ixion.... Agapenor....

3th May

31st May

Pres. McKinley... Cremer....

31st May

31st May

of hostilities, the paper suggests, colours to the Second Battalion Shanghai Lunch scores in County Cricket recalling that many Italian mis- Grenadier Guards at Buckingham Calcutta and Straits

tary advisers formerly in the em-Palace, and although the weather Japan championship matches played to ploy of the Chinese

Straits government was not favourable. the ceremony day were as follows:-

have been induced to turn over to took place in the Palace gardens. Canada, U.S.A., and Japan (Seattle Cambridge University 118 for 3

date, 11th May).. Japan. V. Essex;

Straits

Derbyshire 130 for no wickets ». Lancashire;

Worcestershire 83 (all nut) v. Middlesex;

Commenting on the same sub- Ject, the Star Daily characterises the German detion as "unfriendly" towards China.

(Reucter Bulletin).

TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY

date. Imperial

Air Mail by Imperial Aleways

*

Direct Service ”—London 26th May. Japan

Glamorganshire 29 for 2 v. Ox-guished services of the German held a table tennis tournament at Japan and Shanghai.....

While taking note of the distin- The Social and Fellowship Club Japan .......... ford University;

Surrey 83 for 2 v. Gloucester-military advisers in

China, this the Union Church Haesterday Canada. USA. Japan and Shang- paper says that they cannot but evening, under the direction OA hai (Vancouver BC, date, 14th accept the order from their home Mr. S. Snook

May) *** to withdraw.-Cen- government tral News).

shire.

There was no play in the matches Austrálians v. Hampshire and Somersetshire v. Sussex, owing to main-euter Bulletiny:

|

DAVIS CUP

DRAW FOR THE FOURTH ROUND

London, May 25.. The "draw for the fourth round

in the Davis Cup European zone is

as follows:--

Germany v. Hungary: France v. Italy; Yugoslavia v. Sweden: Belgium v, Indian,

CHINA'S APPRECIATION

Prizes were won by Mr. L. Star- | Straits buck, with 99 points. and Miss Australia and Manila Snook with 87, respectively.

The following were the results.

-Hankow, May 25... The Chinese military authorities Mea have unanimously expressed their Mr. L. Starbuck 99 (possible). "appreciation of the friendship and Mr. Needham 93; Mr. McCombe loyalty of the German advisers 77: Mr. McNell 72: Mr. Lamb 71:

who have worked with the Chin Mr. Anstess 69; and Mr. Wi-

"ese ever since 1929.

boughby 56.

The Chinese military authorities | Ladies;ad

are confident that the advisers will Miss Snook 87; Mrs. Starbuck not give away any military in-85; Mra. Snook 83: Mr. Clarke formation barmful to China and 48: and Miss Mackie 42. further pointed out that the ad-

visers were not closely connected |

with Chinese military operations BANNING OF

In peace time the advisers' work

was principally in military schools BANK NOTE

(Reuter Bulletin), Elving lectures to the cadets and

COL. BECK'S

EVASIVE

during war time, some of the ad- CIRCULATION

Shanghal, May 25.

viers were attached to Chinese feld headquarters, making inde- pendent reports and observations The circulation in North China to enable the Generalissimo's staff of bank notes issued by the Hong- to check up with the commanders' Kong and Shanghai' branches of reports.

the Central Bank, the Bank of

ATTITUDE The advisers declared that they China and the Bank of Communi-

France And Polish Obligations

Paris, May 25, Considerable irritation has been caused bere by a denial, published in Warsaw, of a foreign press re- part that the Polish Government had given an assurance that in the. event of an outbreak of war on account of Czechoslovakia, Poland would, conformably with her treaty obligations, range herself an the side of France.

The declaration in Polish papers that if France, owing to her alitánce with Czechoslovakia,

should become involved in war without being herself directly at tacked, Poland would remain neu- tral, le regarded in political circles here as "ambiguous" and as afford- ing further evidence of the Foreign Minister. Colonel Beck's evasive attitude.Transocean).

took no part in the drawing up cations will be banned from June and execution of the Chinese plans 10 according to oficial Japanese of campaign-(Reuter).

reports.--(Reuter).

ADMIRAL SIR PERCY NOBLE'S RECOMMENDATIONS BEING

CONSIDERED

London, May 25. Percy Noble, Commander-in-Chief The possibility of British vessels of the China Station, in a report proceeding up the Yangtse abovej as regards trading were now be- Nanking, if necessary under naval] Ing considered with a view to escort, was raised in a question deciding what further steps might asked by Mr. A. EL. Chorlton be taken.

Conservative) in the House of Sir Percy Harris asked what was Commons today.

Japan's legal justification for in- Foreign Under-Secretary, terference with shipping seeing Mr. Butler, said that the recom-they were not at war with China. Mr. Butler said that he required mendations of Vice-Admiral Sir

notice of the question.

The

CRUISER SENT TO

500 CIVILIANS JAMAICA

KILLED

Japanese Bombing Of Chumatien

Hankow, May 25. According to investigation just completed, about 500 civilians, were either killed or malmed during the nir raid stared by 24 Japanese! planes over Chumation, in central

Honan, on the Pelping-Ha¤kow Rallway on May 21.

No fewer than 5,000, houses were gutted by are set by the incendiary bombs released by the Japanese airmen, rendering thousands of people homeless and destitute.

· LOCAL MILITIA” MOBILISED

Governor's Report

Japan

Airways Plane Tanda....... istrdhana...

| Yasukuni Maru...

{Emp. of Asia...... Hakozaki Maru.. Narkin......... Arizona Maru....

OUTWARD MAILS

1st June

1st June

2nd June

and Jane

2nd Jane 3rd Jane

4th Jung

ith June

REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where maiia are advertised to close at or before 9 am. registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 pm on the previous day.

For

THURSDAY

Samshul and Wachow Kongmoon

Lothow and Tourane.

Shanghai and Japan.....

Sandakan

Swatow, Shanghai and Tientsin... Fooshing...... Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & 8. Af'ca Santos Maru.... Salgon, Ceylon, India, East & South

8.15 AM

Per

Date and Taze

Thursday, 28th

| Chung On

Tal Lee..

10.00 AM

| Wing Wah.

10.30 AM

Rajputana....

10.30 AM

Thi Seun Hong....

12.30 1-M

-2.30 PM

1 30 PM

Africa, «Egypt and Europe via Marseilles due Marsellles, 22nd | 2resident June

GP.O. & K.P.O.

Doumer

Bath an Ord

6,00

Chengta, stc. (vla Hankow) by the “Eurasia Airways · Service *

G.P.O. &KP.O.

(To further points by surface transport 43 Services permit). Eurasia Plane Airmail for "Imperial Airways

Reg.

4.30

Ord.

G.P.Q. & K.F.O...

Direct Service "-dan London, Imperial "Zad June.

Airways Plane

Air Mail for Manila, Guam, "Hono- lalu and USA, by the "Pan American Airways Direct Service" Pan-American -due San Francisco, 3rd June. Airways Plane

Air Mall for Sian, "Lanchow and

C.N.A.C. Plane

Altmall for Chungking (via Han- kow) by the “GN.A.C. Airways Direct Service.”. Shanghal, Japan, Honolulu. Cana- „da, USA, Central and South America" and "Europe via Van- couver BC. (Parcels for Canada only)-due Vancouver BC., 15th Empress of . June-and *Europe via Siberia... "Japan

The Under-Secretary, in another

FRIDAY reply, told Mr. Wardlaw Milne that Samsku and Wuchow. the question of increasing per- "Shanghai sonnel in dealing with the British Kongmoon

compensation claims in Shanghal, Fort Bayard and Haiphong...... was being, considered,--¡Reuter).

BRITISH NAVAL RELIEFS FOR YANGTSE

Hankow, May 2..

A batch of 200. British naval omcers and ratings will leave Can- ton by railway for Hankow on May 29 as rellef for the river fintilla on j the Yangtae.

...

The Japanese have been notified

of the journey.

1

Swatow, *Amoy and Foochow Manila, Australia and New Zealand via Thursday Island-due Thurs- day Island, 9th June......................asili Amoy

SATURDAY.

Samshul and Wuchow vive

Straits, Sandakan, Ceylon, India, E. & 8. Africa, Aden, Egypt, and Europe via Marseilles duo Mar- seilles, 24th June..........

Tai Hing Conte RossⱭ....

On Lee.......

Canton. Selatan..

Kamo Mara... Anhul

Kongning.

Air Mall for “ELM" Airways Direct Service" due. Amsterdam, 7th June. Kongmoon

Chitral:

Fook On

The naval contingent will pro-Manila, Straits, Ceylon, India, ceed by train from Kowloon to

Egypt and Parcela only for Ger- Canton on Saturday morning many via Hamburg ..

Gneisenau.. (International)

Hofhow. Pakhol and Halphong.......... Kwangtung. Air Mail for "Imperial" Airways

Direct Service" dat London. Imperial 5th June.me Airinall for Australia by Imperial

Airways Direct Service due Imperial; Darwin, 2nd June,

London, May 25. HELS. Ajak has been sent from Bermuda to Jamaica in connec- tion with the labour trouble there Seventy demonstrators, bave been arrested and ait men of the local militia have been mobilised. The Governor. Sur E B. Den ham, in a report to the Colonial Office said, that the trouble can- not be put down to lack of em-

REGISTRY MARRIAGE ployment, but it was an effort by the strikers on the waterfront, to Mr. Arthur Puri, aerome- cocrce all workers to go on strike chanic, and Miss Tatiana Nicho- The National Reller Commission for higher wages, without waiting lievna Vazlichenko were married and the Red Crom here are send- for the result of the Commission at the Registry, Supreme Court

ng medicins and funds there to of Inquiry, which is at present in yesterday. Mr. W. Aneurin Jones, relieve the victims, (Central | vestigating ilkbour conditions to Deputy Registrar of Marriages News).

}' Jamaica --(Reuter Bolletin),"\" officiated.

Even hospitals and other medical organisationsN were demolished during the bombing.

Airways Plane:

4

bNo0 PM

Reg.. 0.02#

Ord." 6:00 PM

K.P.Q.

Rog. 26th 2.00 PM Ord. th 4.00 PM

FRO

Reg. 28th 600 rx Ord. 27th 6.00 AM G.P.O. & K.F.O.

Be 20th 6.00 PAL-- rd. 18th 5.00 M

G.P.O.

Hég. 28th 6.00 PM Ord. 17th 6.00 AM 10

G.P.O. & K.P.O.

Par. 96th 5.00 234

| Beg,, 27th 8,15 AM Ord 27th 10.00 AM

Friday, 27th

8.16 2

9.30 AM

10.00 AM

$2.00 M

3.50 PM

4.30 PM

4.00 x

8.00 PM

[G.P.O. & K.P.O.

Bog, Ord.

Baturday, 284k 8.15 AM

|G.P.O, & KF.O.

Par. 27th 6.03 FM Reg. 28th 9.45 aR” Ord.26th 10.30 AM GP.O&EP.O. Beg. Ord.

1.30 AV

10.00 AM

10.00 AM

5,00 FX

5.00 P

G.P.O&K.P.O Bog, 28th 6.00 Ord: 19th Noon GFO & EP,O. Reg. 28th &'00 Airways Plane - Ord. 29th Noon

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