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GENERAL RECALL FROM "PROHIBITED ZONES"

Tightening Up The Laws

In The Reich

Berlin, July 31.,,.

A semi-official statement issued on Saturday announces that au official decree will be issued shortly forbidding all active members of foreign defence forces to make their homes in the so-called “pro- hibited zones.

This decree will stipulate that all persons belonging to the de- fence forces of any foreign country at present in any of the "pro- hibited zones" are to leave such areas forthwith and those failing "to do so will expose themselves to the risk of punishment.

At the same time in another This prohibited zone includes semi-ometal declaration "attention the entire territory on the left is drawn to the Passport Law of bank of the Rhine, the State of 1867 which requires all subjects of Baden with the exception of a few the Reich and all foreigners to be districts in the neighbourhood at in a position to establish their

Lake Constance, several districts In identity whenever they are called

Messen including Offenbach and upon to do so.

Darmstadt, several districts" in Bavaria, including Aschfenburg. and finally a few Prussian districts on the right bank of the Rhine in- of the Reich to the prohibited culding Manau and the distr st zones in the western part of the of Hohenzollen

PROHIBITED ZONES

"These regulations," states the declaration "apply particularly to persons who travel from any part

Reich.

JOURNALISTS LOYAL

TO CHINA

な

Shanghai, July 31. The pro-Japanese Nanking Gov- ernment has an urgent need of Chinese Journalists. prepared to support its policy. Most Chinese Journalists, however, are loyal to the Central Government not only in the controlled zone of Hankow but also in the International Settlement here as well as in Hong Kong.

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The Propaganda Office of the Nanking Government as a result has opened a school for journalists › Some 120 would-be journalists have registered for the first entrance examination and It is understood that after a training period of three months aixty of them will be sent to the different towns now under Japanese occupation to do propaganda work in favour of the Japanese. (Transocean).

WOMAN DIES IN PRISON

INQUEST VERDICT

(Transocean).

ON HOLIDAY

Captain S. u. Batty-Smith, Sigmaringen.D.C. is His Excellency the Governor, who is on holiday In Manila. The popular Aide-de- Campe left last week aboard the Empress of Asia.

JEW-BAITING

MAY BE TONED DOWN

Vienna, July 31. Hint that Jew-baiting, in Austria must be toned down is contained in a decree issued yesterday in which "State and Party officials are ordered to conduct dealings with Jews "only according to the Nurem- berg laws."(Reater).

Japan Asking

Third Powers

To Be Patient

Shanghai, July 31.

An appeal to third Powers to dis-

NOW JAPAN STARTS PROTESTING!

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Tokyo, July 31.

MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1938.

FOREIGN MAILS.

GENERAL HOLIDAY

On Monday, the 1st August the General Post Office and Kowloon Central Post Offee will be open from 8.00 am. to Noon, Sheungwan Branch Post Office will be open from 8.00 am to 10.00 am. and the other Branch Post Offices, will be entirely closed.

There will be one collection from the pillar boxes as on Sun- days, one delivery of ordinary correspondence at 11.30 am, and one delivery of registered correspondence at 11.00 am.

The Branch Post Offices at Stanley, Talpo and Un Long will also " have one delivery of ordinary correspondence at 1160 a.m,

The Money Order Office will be entirely closed. "

Parcel Post Service to the Province of Yunnan has been resumed.

Air mail letters may be posted in the ordinary posting boxes. They Should be clearly marked "By 'Air Mall" and bear sufficient postage. In sufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the deficiency or forwarded by Steamer Service, at the discretion of the Post Office. Air Mail Services to Shanghal, Nanking, Tsingtan, Tientsin and

Polplar are temporarily suspended.

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

INWARD MAILS

From

Shanghal-

Straits and Manila Japan

Rabaul

Calcutta and Straits. Swatow

Shanghal and Europe vis Siberia

London, 11th July.

Si Klang Agamemnon

| Manda Maru.

Friderun

Shirala Holbow...

Per

Die

1st Aug.

1st, Aug.

lat Aug

1st Aug.

lat Aug.

2nd Aug.

2nd Aug.

Australia, Rabaul and Manlla.....

2nd Aug.

Pres. Doumer.

2nd Aug..

Saigon

Japan

Nellore.... Taiyuan...

2nd Aug

2nd Aug.

A

date,

Imperial

Sed Ang.

3rd Aug.

3rd Aug

3rd Apg.

Shanghai and Swatow.....

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Servica ”—London 28th July. Tientsin and Swatow.... The Soviet Russlan Charge Saigon.......... d'Affaires here protested on Satur-Java day to the Japanese „Foreign Office about the new frontier incident at Shatsaosing on the eastern fron- tler of Manchukuo.

According to a Soviet-Russian account, Manchurian troops tres- passed onto Soviet Russian terri- tory. Japanese sources state that the Soviet Russian complaint was refected is groundless.

At the same time, however, the Japanese Government in a very sharp answer declared that Mos- cow itself bore the entire respon sibility for the increased insecurity on the eastern frontier of Manchu- {kup-Transocean).

play patience in securing satisfac- FIVE KILLED IN

tloo

from Japan regarding the safeguarding of rights and in- terests in the zone of operations in China was made by Mr. Tani, Japanese Ambassador at large, in an interview with Japanese press-

COMMUNAL DISTURBANCE

Strafts and Europe via Buez (Let- tera and Papers) London date. 7th July and London Parcels-- London date, 30th June....... Manila

Straits

Japan and Shanghai..

Air Mail by "Imperial Airways

Direct Service”-Londan 31st July,

Tyndareus.....

Tanda...

Airways Plane Chunviding .

G.G.PaulDourner Tjibadak.........

date,|Imperial

Air Mail by “Pan-American Air-

Ways

Corfu..

3rd Aug

Emp. of Asia..1990.

3rd Aug.

Bhutan...

4th Aug.

Felix, Roussel......

4th Aug. -

Airways Plane

5th Aug.

Airways PlanS

5th Aug.

Rawalpindi

6th Aug.

Glenapp....

5th Aug.

Direct Service"- San | Pan-American Francisco date, th July. Japan and Shanghai... Shanghai

OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier chan the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where maits are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m., registered and pared malls are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

.. For

MONDAY

Samshul and' Wuchow..............

Hindus And Moslems Kongmoon

In Death Clash

Patna, July 31.

An inquiry into the

circum-men. stances of the death of Wong

He said, "It is hoped that ap- Yun, who was serving a sentence preciation of the fact that Japan of three months with hard labour is now mainly concentrating fer. at Lai Chi Kok Female Prison, energy upon military operations Five persons were killed and 56 was held at the Kowloon Court will be shown. Allowances should injured in communal riots yester on Saturday, with Mr. Q. A. Abe made for some delays in imple-day in Bhagalpur on the occasion Macfadyen sitting as Coroner and menting our guarantees to foreign of a Hindu festival. Of those kill- before a jury comprising Messrs. rights and interests. A. D. Humphreys (foreman), G. T. Angus, and P. J. Billimoria

The prisoner died on July 26 at 6 p.m. after having been admitted to the prison hospital at 3 p.m. The cause of death as determin- ed by Dr. Hon-hong Tal of the Kowloon Public Mortuary, pulmonary tuberculosis.

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Dr. K. A. Uttley, of the Kowloon Hospital, stated that he had at 6 p.m. on July 26 received an urgent telephone message from the "Lal Chi Kok Female Prison to see a pallent who had collapsed.

On

"Britain, as indicated by de- bates in the House of Com- mons, is showing a strong at- iitude in respect to Far East- era problems but this should be taken to indicate that she is now placed in a position to have to recognise the results of Japan's military victories in China.

"It is to be regarded as a sign that Britain has come to rely on Japan who is really able to pro- tect her rights and interests as

his arrival at the prison he was she no longer-leaves the matter told that the patient was already to the powerless Chiang Kai-shek dead. He was satisfied that all

regime:" the possible had been done for

patient.

Concluding, he said, "Some ad- Mrs. J. G. Pearson. Matron of here to the view that Britain in- the Lai Chi Kok Female Prison, tends to aid the Chiang Kai-shek stated that she had identified de- administration but I cannot "sub- ceased as Wong Yun, 67, who had scribe to such an opinion because been admitted to the prison on cannot belleve that Britain, who May 30, Sentenced to three is so keen, about her interests. months' imprisonment with hard should bet on a losing horse. The logical conclusion would be that labour.

The jury returned a verdict of Britain, if she wants to maintain "death from natural causes." her rights and interests in China,

should depend on Japan."

“QUITE SAFE”

ed, four were. Hindus and one was a Moslem,

The Modlems objected to the route followed by the Hindu 're- ligious procession, with the result that stray assaults occurred.

Elaborate police precautions have been taken and assemblies of ive or more persons are prohibited. A curfew has been imposed and the situation is reported to be under control.(Reuter).

RANGOON DEATH. ROLL

Rangoon, July 31, Fifty eight persons have already been killed in the disturbances here.-(Reuter).

Western Powers And China

Fer

Date and Time

Mon. 1st Aug.

Kongning...

Tai Lee.

Par. Beg. Und

10.00 AM

11.15 AM

Noon

Honolulu, UB.A, Central and South

America Canada and *Europe | ...** Via San Francisco.-due San Francisco, 25th August........... Pres. Pierce. Air Mail for Sian, Lanchow, Chang-

sha and Chengtu, etc. (via Han-! kow) by the “ Eurasia Airways Servies" (To further polats by surface transport ......as Services -permit).

Straits, Ceylon, India, E. & 8. Af'ca, | Manlis' Maru.............

TUESDAY

Samishui and Wuchow............. Hothow

Fort Bayard and Haiphong. Manila, Makasser and Sourabaya...Tisadane..... Manila

8.15 am 11.00 AM

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

|Eurasia - Plane

Reg. Ord.

GP.O.&KP.O. 11.30 AM

Noon Noon

Tuesday, 2nd

Tai Ming.... Chungling.

8.15 AM

8.30 AM

Jean Dupuis.......

8,30 AM

8,30 AM

Phemius.....................

9.30 AM

On Lec......

10.00 AM

Busyo Maru..

.10.30 4

"KLM. Airways

Direct Service”-dae Amsterdam, 14th August,

Beg.

11.00AM

Islami

Ord

11.89 AM

PAT.

11:00 AM

Straits and Calcutta......

Islami

Ord.

Noon

Saigon; Mauritius Reinlon, Ma-

1.30 M

2.30 FM

2.30 PM

3.00 M

Kongmoon

Amoy and Formosa Air Mall for

Sagres

dagascar and "Bouth Africa................ Tinhow. *Swatow, Shanghai and Tientsin. |Chaksang.... Swatow, "Amdy and Shanghai.... Sinklang. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Air Mail for Slan, Lanchow, Chang- sha and Chengtu etc. (via Hankow) by the "Eurasia Air- ways Service" (To further polota by surface transport as Services permit), Airmail for Chungking (vis" Han- kow) by the “C.NAC, Airways Direct Service.” Shanghai, Japan and Europe via

Siberia

WEDNESDAY

London, July 29. The ability of western Powers to play any effective part in China would depend preliminarily on a relaxation of the tension In Europe, declared Sir Frederick Whyte, Japanese diplomatie, circles also speaking today at the Liberal Sum- discounted reports that Britain ismer School at Oxford. seeking to mediate in the con- Great Britain might have done Hankow, July-31. ftet. It is only natural that con- more to protect her own interests

Bamshul and Wuchow Although reporting that he had versations regarding protection of and assist the Chinese, but British Japan been unable to contact the for- British rights and Interests should intervention on a large scale was Kongmpon eigners still remaining" at Kulin be going on between Britain and not to be expected, nor as long as Swatow and "*Shanghai Lieutenant Clarence Conlan, Cam-Japan since the latter has pledg- the American people remained in. mander of the U.S.S. Monocacy.ed herself to respect such rights. their present isolationist mood was states that he considers the tor(Reuter). eigners in the famous mountain resort to be, "quite safe.”

Contrary to alarmist reports from Manila, Commander Conlan states that there is "no need for anxiety."

TO WATCH JEWISH INTERESTS

It likely that the United States would intervene effectively.

"The time will certainly come when both Britain and America will have a definite part to play.

"What the two Governments must make sure of is that the Commander Conlan paid an

financial resources of London and oficial call

Bondo on Admiral

An organisation embracing all New York are not employed to Japanese warship Jewish cultural bodies has been assist Japan but of her own dim- aboard the Ataka at 2 p.m. yesterday and it founded in Berlin and will, as far culties, without definite political is understood that Commander as possible in the present circum-undertakings which will guarantee Cox, of HM8. Cockchafer, also stances, watch the interests of both Chinese and Anglo-American made a similar call(Reuter), . Jews within the Reich(Reuter) interests," he declared-(Reuter).

Berlin, July 31.

Bandakan Hatphong

THURSDAY

Eurasia Plans

C.N.A.C. Plane

Preš, Doumer,

GP.O.&KP.O.

G.P.O. & KP.O.

Fleg Ordi.

4.30 PM

6:00 Z

GF.O. & KP,O.

Reg.

4.80 FX

5.00 TH

6.00 ri

Wed., Brd

Kongso. Shirala Fook On Kingyuan.

18,15 AM

8.30 AM 10.00 AM

4:30 PM

day, 4th

Hingang..

Bulyang..

8.30 AM 10:00 AM

Corfu.A

10.30 AM

4.30 PM.

Shanghal and Japan........ Awatow, Foochow and Tientsin.............. | Holhow. Shanghai, Japan, Canada, 'UBA. C.& 8. Ameries and *Europe via Vancouver BC." (Parcels ́ ́for Canada only)—due....... Vancouver BC. 22nd August and "Europe Empress. via Siberianseunts

of Asia.

aperscribed. Correspondenes 'Oply.

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