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Child Identified After Post-Mortem Examination

“UNNECESSARY CRUELTY FOR PARENTS," COMMENTS CORONER

"It must be a 'painful ordeal to the parents of the child to have to identify its body after the post-mortem examination. I think thai's un unnecessary cruelty," commented Mr. Barnett (Coroner) at the Kowloon Court yesterday at an inquiry into the death of Chat Chi- keung, four-year-old male child who, on June 2, was admitted to the Kwong Wah Hospital suffering from scalds and who died on June 4. The jury comprised Messrs. Feedor Scriebner (foreman), H. F. Rosario and Cheng "Chi-nan. Six witnesses were heard.

POLICE NOTIFIËD

the

removed to the

JAPANESE SUBMARINES RECALLED

(From Our Own Correspondent)

יי

Canton, July 20.

A press report states thai all Japanese submarines in: South China waters, including those near Hainan Island and the Paracel Islands, have been

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938.

FOREIGN MAILS

Als mall letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes.. They should be clearly marked “By Air Mail" and hear suficient postage. In- Buficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Bervice, at the discretion of the Fest Omes.

** Air Mail Services to" Shanghai, Nanking, Tsingtan. Tientsin and

Pelping are temporarily suspended. Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America Japan to defond the Island Empire, are forwarded "via Siberia" if so superscribed.

recalled to

According to a Chinese Consul from Japan, that country at £rst planned to mobilize one-third of her strength for the "China Emer- gency" but she has sent over 1,000; 000, men to China which is a little less than one-half of | strength.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

which arrived from London via ports yesterday, brought the fol- lowing passengers:—

The P and O. s.s. Rawalpindi,

Australia and Manila.. Straits

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

lapan and Shanghai.........................................])............. | Ranpura. Japan ....

Haiphong

Shanghai and Swatow....

Air Mall by Pan-American Air-

Ways Direct · Service * — San | Pan-American Francisco date, 15th July. Rabaul and Marilla Japan and Shanghai.. Straits

INWARD MAILS

.. Per

Dor

From

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Bangkok

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Aeneas.....

91st July

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Straits

that Japan

| Montevideo Maru |-

Slat July

Kàmo Maru.. Tegelberg

gist Jaly xlab July

Direct Service”—London date, Imperiai 17th July.

Airways Fiane

2nd July

32nd July

Kitano Maru.....

2ad-July

Kaying...

22nd July

Trinan

23rd July

Airways Plane

23rd Julf

Neptuna

3rd July

Potsdam

14th July

Lycaon.

24th July

Tjibadak,

14th July

25th July

Hector..

seth July

| Cremer..

24th July

Jean Laborde..

28th July

date,¦ Imperial

Airways Plane Yuensang.

27th July

zath July

Pres. Pierce... Talma......

ast July

98th July

hal (V'couver B.C. date, 9th July) Japan and Shanghal. Straits.....

Emp. of Asia......

9th July

19th July

20th July

3 th July

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lat Aug.

2nd Aug.

2nd Aug.

aud Aug.

3rd Aug,

3rd Aug.

It appears that the child was taken to the Kowloon Hospital enj

Dr. Ng Yuk-king, from June 2 suffering from scalds that could have resulted from immer-witness box. said that the chlid

The diplomat estimated The child was admitted at 7.55 pm, ois Jube sion in boiling water. was treated by Dr. Bee, who told 2. His condition was fair. At 12.30 Japan had about 3,000 Arst in the parents that it would have to p.m. on June 4 his conditions be 300 were shot down or damaged planes six months ago but about remain in the Hospital. The came critical and he died on the parents objected to this. They same day at 1.45. p.m. At 2.30 p.m. during the hostilities, were told that they could take the the body was child home only if the father, Kwong Wah Hospital mortuary. Chol Sun-fat, would leave a signed At the time of the child's ad- statement to the effect that he was mission, he had told a sister to assuming full responsibility for notify the police. This would have him. This statement was written, been done by telephone. Later he out and signed by the father, after asked the clerk if his order had The clerk which he was permitted to take been complied with. the child home. The signed state said that the police had been

potliled. ment was produced in Court.

Dr. Tal Hon-hang. Medical OM- Later ch the same day the

Mr. B. J. Grigor, Pay-Cdr. G. parents decided to again take the cer in Charge at the Kowloon Mor-Hickman, Miss Hickman, Mr. R. J.. child to hospital. As they had re- tuary, said that, the body was sent Johnstone. Mr. W. Matthews. Mr. fused to leave the child at the to the Kowloon Public Mortuary at and Mrs. D. R. Pacy, Mr. J. Rob- Kowloon Hospital, they though: It 11 am, on June 5. The post-son, Mr. W. T. Parish. advisable not to take him there mortem examination was conduct, Mr. J. Walsh. Mr. E Astley, Mr. again. The child was taken to thejed by him at 9.48 am on June &. A.G. J. Steel, Mr. A. Q. R. Gibbs

In answer to questions by Inspec- Mr. I. C. Langford, Mr. J. H. Kwong Wah" Hospital. There the'! parents asked if they could stay tor W. A. Russell, Dr. Tai admitted Turner, Mrs. C. Hichman, Captain

Calcutta and Straits .... with the child. As there was no that in giving the time of the post-L. S. Saunders,

U.S.A.. Japan, and Maalia-San private ward available, they were mortem he was relying on his note refused this. They took the child which had in part been compiled Miss Willcocks. Mr. J. J. Brace. Japan

Major and Mrs. J. L. Willcocks.

Francisco date. Ist July) on the same by his clerk. Later another wit- away. At 1.55 p.m. day they brought the child back to ness, Ma Sai-lin. Interpreter at the Mr. G. Hotchand, Mr. M. B. Ram-Canada, USA. Japan and Shang- the Kwong Wah Hospital, as it was Kowloon City Police Station, said chandani, Lieut. R. Sproul Bolton, crying all the time. Dr. Luk per-that he had received a telephone Mr. R. HL Everitt,

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harvey, Mr. mitted the mother to stay with the call from the clerk at the mortuary child and he was left in the Hos-at 10 a.m. on June 6, asking that W. D. B. Miller. Mr. G. Benatar, the police and relatives of the child Mr. H. R. Daswani. Mr. J. Akita pital.

be present at the post-mortem. · Lieut. J. F. A. McGee, Major E ̈R.

Chan Lap. police stated in evidence that on June 6

EARTHQUAKE

KILLS MORE

THAN FIFTY

:

Athens, July 20.

constable.Page,

Mrs. V. Dean. Smith, Mr. -Mayne, at 10.10 a.. the Inspector-on-duty Miss K. Hobday. Mr. and Mrs. S. at the Kowloon City Police Station. had told him to go to 73 Cheung euford

had

Allan, Miss D. Denison, Mr.

Amoy

Tientsin and Swalow.

Japan and Shanghai... Straits

Japan and Shanghai...

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service "-London 21st July.

Tientsin and Swatow. Straits and Manils Japan

Shanghai

Shanghai

Calcutta and Straits.

Ninghai..

Suwa Maru.............

|Haruna Maru...........

Chua dar Agamemnon Manila Maru... Tyndareus....

Glenapp........... Shirala..

Bull. Professor I. K

Australia, Rabaul and Manila. Japan

İranda...

Nellore

On Street look for the deceased's Menro, parents. He had found the mother.

Mrs. E. M. Steele. Mr. H L Tong Sau-fong. whom he

MI. J, Yunk. Mr. M. Clapham, taken to the Kowloon Public MoreYoung. Mr. Ne' Was Cham, Capt. More than fifty persons were tuary. They had arrived there at killed and several villages destroy- |10.45 a.m. The post mortem had and Mrs D. M. Larmour and in- ed or severely damared by an already been finished and the earthquake in the Attica Province | mother was shown the body of the on Tuesday night. The village of Palatia was almost completely laid "in ruins,

Many buildings were destroyed fin Oropos where the prison col- lapsed Five prison guards were

killed and all the others were in- Jured. Five hundred prisoners at- tempted to escape but were pre- vented from fight by shots - from

For SKIN TROUBLES the injured prison guards.

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& Montreal, via Cape of Good Hope PACIFIC SERVICE(via DENEY, KOBE, NAZOTA & TOKOHAMA)

"TYNDAREUS" Sails 9 AUG., for Victoria," Vanrouver

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child, which she Identified.

The hearing was adjourned.

fant, Miss R. Wong

Miss A. Clair, Mr. A. S. Hersee, Mr. H. C. Chen, Mr. Kung Sien Tan, Mr. and Mrs. H Blight, Miss Blight. Mr. and Mrs. G. Lusty.

F/Lieut. R. C. Keary. Sq/Ldr. H. Waring, Mrs. Graham, Captain

GOVERNOR'S VISIT and Mrs. McKechnie. Mrs. G. S

TO CANTON

(Continued from Page 1) Wu Te-chen and the Pacification Commissioner, General Yu Han-

mou.

Rawlings.

OUTWARD MAILS

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

For

THURSDAY

Samshui and Wuchow Kongmoon

Halpbong

9.16.AM 11.00 A Noon

For

Date and Timse

Thursday, 21st

Tai Ming. Tai Lee Chaksang.

GP.O. & K.P.O

Beg

1.30 PM

1.00 PM

1.30 PM

3.00 PM

Air Mall for “K.L.M. Airways Direct

Service"-due Amsterdam, 31st Montevideo. July.

Maru

BY EMPRESS OF JAPAN

The following passengers arrived from Manila yesterday by the Em-Straits, Ceylon. India, E. & S. Africa, Montevideo Maru p.ess of Japan:---

The Greek Government has or

Mr and Mrs. A. J. Alvares. Mr. ganized extensive relief measures

and Mrs. R S. Angle. Mr. A. and the Minister for Public Wel-

Between 10 and 11 am. on Fri-Beckerleg. Mr. G. L Bulm, Mrs. fare has departed for the de-day Bir. Geoffry will pay informal N, H. Bowker, Miss L. Bowker, Dr. vastated area.--(Transocean).

FUNERAL OF 'QUEEN MARIE

calls on General Yu Han-mou. J. Chandler, Mr. P. Clements, General Wo Te-chen and Magot Mr. Co Uy Tu

Tseng Yang-luba

At 11.45 am: General Yu Han- Mr. W. Dalamai, Miss H. Dala- mou. General Wu Te-chen and mal. Mr. G. C. Dankwerth, Mr. Mra. Ehele. Master Ebele, Mayor Tseng Yang-fu will together and return the calla.

Miss B.Frommer. Dr. W. L Sir Geoffry will have lunch with Haworth Mrs. R. Jenks, Miss. P. Duke And Duchees Of Kent Mayor Tseng at the Guest House. E. M. Keam,

To Attend

In the afternoon between 4 and 8 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kirby, Mr. p.m. the distinguished guest will G, D. Kyd, Mr. F. Laurence, Mr. London, July 20.

make a sightseeing tour of Canton.9. W. G. Lahman, Dr. and Mrs. The Duke and the Duchess of At 8 pin there will be a dinner Lim Chong Kang. Mr. and Mrs. Kent will represent the King and at the British Consulate-General M. K. Lo, Mr. J. A. Moreman, Mr. the Queen at the funeral of the which will terminate the visit to and Mrs. H. C. Millett. Miss R. late Queen Marle of Rumania and Canton.

Millett. will leave London today for Bu charest.

His Excellency will leave on Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Neilsen, Mr. HMS. Tarantula on Saturday H. H. Packer. Mr. D. F. Robertson. Returning froth Bucharest the morning for Hong Kong (Central Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. V. H. Balter, Duke and the Duchess of Kent will News).

Mrs. P. L Spinks, Mr. and Mrs. R. make a several weeks sojourn on

B. Taylor Mr. A. L. Verlilis, the Dalmatian coast.

Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Weaver, Miss BJ. Weaver, Mrs. M. D. Young," Master M. Young. Miss D. Young. Dr. V. Gonzaga, Mr. J. G. Baker, Mr. Chan Kwok Ho, Master M. Chan, Mrs. Cheung She,

The State visit of King, Carol to London scheduled for October will be postponed once more and, ac- cording to well-informed circles, will take place, next spring.— {{Transocean).

NAMOA ISLAND RECAPTURE

SWATOW CELEBRATES WITH BIG PARADE

Swatów, July 20. The local populace' jubilantly celebrated the recapture of Namos Island with a big lantern parado last night.

By order of the military authori- ties Huang Lin-hung so-called chairman of the "Peace. Main- tenance Committee," and other traitors who were captured alive

upon the reoccupation of the island, have been executed.

Two British

Officers Are Held

Bingoon, July 20.

Mr. and Mrs." C.. Bauer, Mrs. N. Clernent, Sister A. De Buck, Mrs. H. Guzzard), Mra L. R. Ildefonso. Miss V. defonso. Master B. de- In spite of protests by the Bur-fonso. Master V. Ildefonso Miss mese Government the Chinese B. Idefonso, Miss J. Tidefonso, authorities are still holding two Master R. Ddefonso, British officers who crossed the Mr. V. Joyce, Mrs. L. E. Kelley, frontier into Chinese territory on Mr. Lao Hoo, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Monday.

May, Major and Mrs. A. McMillen, The officers, belong to the fourth Mastera McMillen (2), Master Wm. regiment of the King's Royal Rife B. Miles. Master M. E. Miles, Mas-

ter C. H. Mais. Corps.-(Reuter Bulletin).

Mr. Ng Chang Gook, Mr. L Nihalchand Mr. Ong Bun Kim. | | Mrs. M. H. Owen Mra, W. W. Pace.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

FUND

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Robertson, Mr. J. E. Roose, Mr. H. H. Rubey, Mr. KAME V. Sabunani,

Tokyo, July 20, Mr. P. Scott, Mr. P. A. The newly established yen 300. Bhahani, Mr. T. Spratt, Mrs. A. 000.000 foreign exchange revolving Spriggs, Mr. By Lam O. Ug Len, fund provides/funds for the im- Miss L H. Taylor. Miss D. Loomey. portation of yen 1,000,000,000 Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Towgood,

A reward of $1,000 has been sent by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek worth of raw materials from Mr. Yang Ung. Mr. Yu Kang. for distribution to the militia units abroad annually, according to a Mr. Yu Jug Lee, Miss H. V. Wurde under Colonel Hung Chih-cheng. statement made today by the man Mr. J. Allen Mr. L. 8. Drum- who were responsible for recap- Bank of Japan authorities mond. Mrs. L. M. Da Silva, Mr. C.

Gonzaga. ture of the island-Central News). (Reuter).

Swatow

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Hankow) by the Eurasia Air"|" ways Service" (To further points by surface transport as Services permit).

Air Mail for Wuchow and Chung- king by the “C.N.A.C. Airways

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Japan

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Airmail

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Service"-due

28th July.

Haitan

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

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Friday, 22nd

London, Imperial

FRIDAY Samshul and Wuchow... Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, Cana- da, USA, C. and S. Ameri- ca and Europe via Vancouver 'B.C., (Parcels for Canada only)—– due Vancouver B.C., 9th August and *Europe via Biberia Kangmoon ...... *Shangha! Swatow and Amoy Manila, Australia and New Zealand via Thursday Island-due Tours- day Island, 4th August

SATURDAY Simahui and Wuchów.. Bandakan

Emp. of Japan. On Lee.. Tegelberg.. Halyang..

8.15 AM

G.P.O.&K.P.O. Par 21st 6.00 FM Reg. 22nd 9.15 AM Ord.2rd10.00 AM

10.00 10.30 AM

203 PM

Kitano Maru....

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Saturday, 23rd

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∙lulu and. U.S.A, by the “Panj

American Airways Direct Service" Pan-American Zidne San Fancisco, 30th July, Airways Plane Air Mail for “KLM. Airways Direct Service-due Amsterdam, 2nd August, Straits, Ceylon, India, East and Bouth Africa. Aden, Egypt) and Europe via Marseillest-due Mar- seilles, 19th August Holhow

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