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H.K. POLICE RESERVE

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H King, Commissioner of Police).

CHINESE COMPANY Strength. The following have been permitted to resign from the Chinese Company as from the dates shown against them--

Sud Inspector (R) Tsui Kwing Kong, March 16, 1938: Cunstables R15 Chan Wing Soon, R66 Kwok Chak Tong, and R40 Ng Chi Lau, October 11, 1938.

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GENERAL

Chinese Press Comment

On Ambassador's Visit

The visit of Str Achald Clark the South Sea areta. Admiral Kerr, British Ambassador to China. Nobumasa Suetsugu, the war-like to the Government to whigh bẹ la Minister of Home Axairs of accredited at such a'entical mo- Japan, has repeatedly made ment, when the fate of Hankow known his threats of ousting the and Carton are in the balance, white men's interests. In a broad- merita not only our attention but cast message from Formosa im- also our sincere. respect, says the mediately after the invasion of "Ching Evening News" in an Kwangtung. a Japanese spokes- edito.al

man had repeated "that same

That Sir Archibald has been threat. That such threats cannot be taken as empty remarks is evi-

not

dent

WILL READJUST POLICY' With such a situation confront-

Patrol Duty Nightly between sincerely sympathetic to us during 18.00 hours and midnight by this period of national prisis is a members as detailed by the well-known fact, deeply appre Officer in Charge of Company.

clated by our countrymen through- Training Course Part 11. The out the length and breadth of ouring British Interests in the Far undermentioned members of the war-stricken country, but, since the East and the rest of the continent Chinese Company will attend Impression of Bitain's policy in of Asia, it is not too much to hope Chinese Company Headquarters the Munich Conference vis-a-vis that Britain will readjust her Far for Part of Training Course on Czechoslovakia has, of late, given Eastern policy to prevent further Tuesday. October 25, at 17.30 rise to the fear that a repetition disaster which is now clearly dis-

of such polley may be witnessed cernible. She must have a posi Constables R23 Lau Wing Shing, in the Far East, we cannot refrain ive and resolute polley. That is R39 Victor Shim, R47 Chung Fal from expressing our fears and not a time to suggest any sign of Lam. R59 Chan Fak Luen, R87 hopes to the distinguished c-weakness. We hope the Ambassa Leung Joe Ling, RT3 Wong Yan plomat.

for will advise his Government in Shap. R86 Phillip Chan and R31

It is a known fact that Japan this connection. Yu Wah Sul.

is determined to dominate

Peace rumours have been re- INDIAN COMPANY

only China, but also the entire vived during the past few days. Patrol Duty. Nightly between astatic continent. It is an equally The general public is prompted to 18.00 hours and midnight by known fact that she times her at vie Sir Archibald's visit to Chung- members as detailed by the tacks whenever Europe is engaged king and Hankow as a gesture of Officer in Charge of Company. with her own problems, If Ja mediation. We hope such rum-

FLYING SQUAD

panese Invasions are not effective-purs will soon be dispelled by Patrol Daty. Nightly between ly stopped and her appetite of ag- facts. We recall the disastrous 18.00 hours and midnight by gression arrested, it is evident result of the Shanghai Truce of members 您 detailed by the, that nothing Omeer in Charge of Company,

can, prevent her 1932 which was inspired by Sir from fermenting unrest and gra- John Simon. Britain, was then dual extension of invasion toward ready to compromise her interests

In North China in order to main": tain her Interests in Central [China along the basin of the Yangtze which has been the then- tre of warfare of the past fifteen months. The botrors of warfare in that region and the complete stagnation of trade is suface to prove that Sir John Simon's "short-sighted" policy is a com- plete failure.

EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE

A. E. P. Course. The undermen- tioned members of the Police Re- serve have been detailed to attend the A. R. P. Course at the EU. R. Club, on Tuesday, October 25 and Friday." October 28, at 17.30 hours under $1. (R) R. P. Dunlop:-

Mr. B. C. Randall, AS.P. (R). Mr. Feroz All, A.S.P. (R), Inspt. (R) David Lole, SI (R) Hardit Singh, P.S. R17 William K. B. Mok, FS. R29 Chan Chung Tung. P.S.. R30 Thong Po Hing, L8. R20 Leung On Tal. L.S. R214 Channan Singh, LS, R269 Imam Din, F.C. R303 D. Young. PC R313_D_M Xavier, P.C. R339 Lee Chan Kee and P.C. R269 M. S. Dillon.

Patrol Duty. 18.00 hours members as

Blue Winter Uniform will be taken into wear by all ranks of the Hongkong Police Reserve be- tween 20.00 and 08.00 hours as from Saturday, October 22, 1938.

C. CHAMPKIN,

D. B. P. (R) Hongkong. Monday, Oct. 24.

GERMAN AIMS

IN AFRICA

Union's Growing Anxiety

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The aritation in the Union

NO VALUE against the return of South-

Any mediation prompted by the West Africa to" Germany Is desire to muddle through by means growing, despite the absence of resorting to "formula a la Sir -of-even-s-semi-official German

John almion" will undoubtedly statement that Herr Hitler will

produce the same disastrous 're- -demand the territory.

sults. The Jaw of " causation Nightly between

Feeling is at present strongest operating in the sphere of interna- and

midnight by at Durban, where an attempt is tional relations can not afford to detailed by the Officer in Charge of Company.

being made to obtain 10 000 signa-be overlooked by any eminent GENERAL

tures to a petition to the Mayor stateman. We hope the Ambass- to call a meeting of citizens to pro- aor will give this his serious con- test against any handing over of įsideration. South-West Africa and Tan- We are inclined to believe that ganyika.

no mediation or trace, with a na- This petition has been organised tion like Japan, whose mental by Mr. Duncan Burnside, a Socia-functioning has gone amuck, is of 1st MP. Col G. Molyneux, a pr any practical value. We firmly minent Natal member of the believe that the only path open to United party, is also taking part Great Britain to-day is to give na in the agitation. He has written assistance without reserve in ac- a letter to the "Natal Mercurycordance to the letter and spirit calling for an all-party meeting of the League resolutions. Any to show that Natal is unanimous activity contrary to this line of against the return of African ter-action will only be strengthening ritories.

Japan, and thus enable her to en- Commenting on Col. Mo'yneur's croach upon whatever marginal Whether the larger part of the veteran United party leader in this Asiatic continent... To give letter, Major G. B. Van Zyl, the interests of Britain's that is left in Japanese forces are actually transferred to the Siberian fron- the Assembly, says:

the Cape and Deputy Speaker of the Japanese monster wings is a tter or taken home, to reduce the

"I am not suicidal policy. present unbearable drain on the Molyneux and say none of the prepared to go as far as Col. Japanese treasury, how is the conquered territory to be policed? German colonies should be return-

Japan now holds after

ed. But I unhes'tatingly say that

POLICE PROBLEM

OF NORTH CHINA

a

fashion, 818,000 square miles of as far B3 the Unionis con

China-approximately

of the country.

one-fifth

Neutrals who have toured

cerned it would be f-tal to return elther South-West Africa or Tanganyika. ·

large part of this territory agree bitants of South-West Africa are "The vast majority of the inha- that the captors are able to con- Un'on nationals, and apart from trol much of it only by keeping all other considerations we should the inhabitants within range of Japanese guns.

think of them. I would be pre-

As soon as the Chinese are out Pared to agree to any movement from under necessity for huge which will prevent the return of masa defence against such drives

those two territories-to-Germany." as that up the Yangtze, hup-

"NO SURRENDER"

dreds of thousands of Chinese Dr. Karl Bremer a prominent fighters will be free to start their Nationalist party leader, points out own aggressive campaigns against belong to the Union but he be

that South-West Africa does not the invaders-(Baltimore Sun).

ANGLO-JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP

lieves it possible to retain the terri- tory by incorporating. South-West in the Union.

One correspondent is authorita- tively informed that the Union Government has not departed to How can the process of re- " the slightest degree from the at-

storing understanding

be-

tween Japan and Great Bri

tain be best approached?'

Burely it must be by taking the

titude that it w' never agree to surrender Bouth-West Africa or Tanganyika.

He states that the Union would facts as they are, by standing not oppose the creation or a firm on the traditions of British colonial pool,' out of which a new friendship both for Chin's and sphere of influence might be for Japan, and by diasociating carved for Germany. That would action to safeguards British, in- not necessarily involve territorial terests from any endorsement Bacrifices"

of Japanese policy.

A Windhoek, South-West Africa, Even now it is impossible to correspondent says the South foresee the outcome of the mill- Africans there are hostile to any tary struggle, Some say it will plebiscite, since the Nazis are a completely Japanified tall minority. They say that China; others, while recogni the German des're for the return sing the significance of Japa- of the South-West is merely a pre- nese gains, doubt that possibility. lude to domination of Southern

One thing seems certain 4 Africa.

mean. &

sooner or later Japan and China. They have not forgotten the map in one way or the other. will be of Southern Africa "found during, working in friendly accord.

the South-West campaign in the Taking the cue from Munich Great War, which showed the they might move to that tér- whole of the South-West and mination of their struggle earlier South Africa, including the Protec than they expected. British good torates as part of the German offices for both sides might then colonial empire, with a small area be of real benefit to peace in the centre: hemmed in all addes (Edwin Howard).

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