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What Do Men Talk About Before Rushing Into Battle?

These two-one young and untried, the other old and battle-jarred-discuss surprising things far removed fro the terror they are about to face.

ALL-TALKING

From the Play by R. C. SHERRIF

Directed by JAMES WHALE

With Colin Clive. Ian Maclaren

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1930.

MUKDEN LEADER'S THE KUOMINCHUN MR. BALDWIN ON

ASSURANCE.

PALESTINE.

NO FRICTION WITH MARSHAL CHIANG KAI-SHEK.

TO MEET SHORTLY.

TO OBEY.

PROMISE MADE BY TWO LEADERS.

DESIRE FOR PEACE.

Nanking. Oct. 28.

ין.

GOVERNMENT GOING BACK ON WORD.

AT. THE

PREMIER'S DENIAL.

London, Oct. 28. Shanghai, Oct. 29. The Mukden correspondent of The Suomunchun lenders, Lin! The dissatisfaction expressed in, the North China Daily News has Yu-fen and Sung Chich-yun, to connexion with the British Govern- been informed by General Chang day requested the Government ment's re-statement of its policy Hsueh-linng that he and Marshall immediately to care fighting in in Palestine was the subject of a Chiang Kai-shek will meet in the West Honan, promising that the question by Mr. Stanley Baldwin, would abey the who recently signed a letter to the near future to discuss arrange- Kuominchun

orders ments for putting the stabilisation Government

regarding Times.criticising the Government, of China on a sound and peaceful reorganisation.-Renter

in the House of Commons to-day. basis.

Shanghai, Oct. 28.

The Prime Minister, Mr. Ramsay General Chang Ilauch-liang The presence of many indepen stated that there was no basis for dent bands of doubtful troops in Macdonald, said that the Palestine: the rumoured friction between Shensi Province not pledging White Paper did not represent any himself and Marshal Chiang Kai-loyalty to Nanking or the Kuomin change in British policy towards. shek, both of whom desire to serve chan factions has interrupted all the Mandate. He told another the best interests of the country, communication between Shensi questioner that the Government's All military orders,. said and Honan, preventing an intendat African polier would be an- General Chang. would be signed et retreat into Shenst of the nounced as quickly as possible. by both Marshal Chiang and him-Kuominchun forces. Marshal Yen Mr. Baldwin had previously ex- self, in order to break down in Hsi-shan is taking every precau- pressed the opinion that the the mind of officers the idea oftion in placing a strong force on Palestine White Paper marked a personal instead of State service the Shansi-Shensi provincial

most serious alteration of policy. which has hitherto been a contri-frontier, for fear of invasions The real danger of such an altera- butory factor in making civil war these doubtful troops. Mesin-

tion, he added, was' obvious, be- while all telegraphic communica- Administration would therefore tion has been suspended on cause, if it were so, it meant we be in the hands of the Central account of the serious damage were going back on our word. · Government, and orders emanatdone by the anti-Shansi forces. ing from Nanking would be valid.

Reuter

Lensy.

BANISHEE SENT TO PRISON.

It was peculiarly dangerous, he went on. in the present state of Warning to Feng and Yen. the whole Eastern Oriental world. Nanking aeroplanes, are daily at a time when we are embarking visitin: Shansi Province distribul-upon an epoch-making conference! ing leaflets threatening serious with our. Indian fellow-subjects, | destruction to civilian life and that there should be any doubt as property in the event of Marshal regards our intention and ability Yen Isi-shan and Feng Yu-hsiang to hold to our word, however tailing to resign within two weeks awkward and difficult it might

Marshal Feng is reported to be | be-Reuter. remaining at Taiyuanfu and Recording to the new arrangemen | Detective Sorgeant Pitches, be-between the lenders f the fore Mr. Butters, at the Kowloon Northers coalition, the troops of Magistracy this morning, charged Marshal Feng will defend a Chinese with having entered Southern Honan and Shensi, whil No. 22, Tung On Street, with in-Marshal Yen Hsi-shan's. Shansi tent to commit a felony, and also army will garrison Suiguan and with having returned from banish-Northern Shansi.

CAUGHT ENTERING HOUSE IN

- EARLY MORNING. -

ment. The defendant pleaded Official Dies in Captivity. guilty to the second charge.

Foochaw, Oct. 28.

Evidence for the prosecution

+

DANGEROUS DRUGS CONFERENCE.

ITS AIMS OUTLINED BY MR.

HENDERSON. ·

London, Oct. 28.

Luh Seng-pong has released the A preliminary meeting of re- was to the effect that the cone members of the Fukien Pro-presentatives of drug manufactur plainant saw the defendant stand- ing on the verandah at about 2.30vincial Government whom he caring countries, to prepare the way o'clock this morning. Ile watch-ried off from Foochow in January.for the main next year's Confer ure expected to arrive to-lence on the limitation of manu ed defendant, and saw him push They

facture of dangerous drugs, was night. open the dou and enter. The

A sixth official who was seized, opened yesterday in London by complainant then raised the alarm, the Civil Governor of Fukien, sub-the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Arthur and the other fokis on the pre- mises rushed out and arrested sequently died in captivity, two Henderson, the defendant. All the other foki months ago.

It is reported that Lar Ho-ting is inks were to arrange an agreement were asleep when the alarm was raised. The defendant told him occupying Yenping and Kienning, as to the proportions, in which that he had come to see a friend, and the Min river is expected to world production of drugs, when but none of the fokis knew the de-open soon.—Router. fendant.

The defendant stated that h

with a friend.

Manchurian Allies.

Peking, Oct. 23.

Mr. Henderson said the meet-

limited to a definite amount based 012 the world's requirements. should be apportioned among the

had gone to the place to gamble A Manchurian brigade has ar-manufacturing countries, and t

distribution rived at Shuntchiu. Shih Yu-aanonsider arrangements for the drugs has telegraphed

from Tzechow proper

mong consuming countries.- warmly welcoming them.

Sergeant Fitches produced the defendant's record which showe a number of convictions, with a sentence of imprisonment on the last dccasion,

Mr. Butters imposed three months' imprisonment on the first count and six months" with 24 strukes on the second.

KOWLOON OPIUM DIVAN RAIDS.

TWENTY-ONE MEN APPEAR IN COURT.

The vernacular papers state that British Wireless, Nanking aeroplanes have been daily bombing South Shansi, for several days past,--Reuter,

New Post For Gen Chen Ming-Sho?

Nanking. Oct. 28.

It is reported that Gen. Ho Ying- ching, the War Minister and Director General of Military Train. ing, who has been Commander-in- Chief of the Lunghai front, has re- signed all his posts.

ANOTHER MUI-TSAI

CASE.

MISTRESS ACCUSED OF ILL-TREATMENT.

. Allegations of ill-treatment of a mui-tuai by her mistress, were

It is further reported that Gen. brought against a Chinese woman. Chen Ming-shu, the Chairman of Chung Tsai, of 22, Queen's Road, Before Mr. Butters, at the Kow the Kwangtung Provincial Govern-West on her appearance before Mr. Director Lindsell at the Central Police Court loon Magistracy this morning Re-ment, may be appointed venue Officer Grimmit! charged General of Military Training. this morning. The defendant was two Chinese, one. Li King, with Renter.

keeping an opium divan at 110.

| Tai Nam Street, and possession of

six mace of prepared opium, and Road, and for possession of three

summoned for ill-treatment under

the Mui-Tsui Ordinance and alter- natively of common assault.

Mr.

John Barrow. Assistant

the second with having assisted mace of prepared opium. Four Secretary for Chinese Affairs, ap- Li King in running the divan. smokers were fined $3 each. Two peared for the prosecution and Mr. The first defendant was fined other were absent and their bail A, el Arculli represented the de- $100 or five weeks' and $48 or three bonds of $3 each were estreated. fendant. weeks' respectively. while the Revenue Officer Grimmilt charg Second Was fined $75 or one ed the men, and also another who

In reply to his Worship. Mr.

month's imprisonment. He was was alleged to have kept an opium Arculli said he was pleading not discharged in a count of joint pos- divan at 88, Pri Ho Street, and to guilty to both summonses. session. Four smokers were fined have had in his possession two mace

His Worship said that he was

$1 each.

of opium. The defendant was fined unable to take the case this morning Li Kam was fined $100 or five $100 or five weeks on the first and the only possible date next weeks', and $40 or three weeks' im-count and $60 or ten days on the week was 11.30 a.m. on Wednesday. prisonment. for having kept an second. Seven men charged with The summonses were accordingly oplum divan at 79. Lai Chi Kok smoking were fined $4 each.

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