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TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1932.

THE OCCUPATION OF CHAPEL.

(Continued from Pape 2.1

State, Mr. H. L. Stimson, and the British Ambassader, Sir Ronald Lindany, the United States Gov ernment have sent a communica- tion to London which is now

THE HARBIN OUTBREAK.

PAIN

GENERAL MA AS MEDIATOR. AFTER EATING

Harbin, Jan. 23, 6.38 p.m. fe, in early all cases, due to excess The picturesque figure of Gen stomach acid. You can prevent it in- eral Mn Chan-shun, the defender antly by taking little laurated" of the Nonni River and Tallalhar Magnesia. This not only neutralises the has appeared in the ineligit harmful did, but it also soothes and ngala to-day, and to his interven-heals the inflamed stomach lining, thus on Harbin owes thanks for be repairing damage already done and pro- hurrora of war. moting healthy, normal digestion. When

of the ing spared the diation the con- buying, always tee the oval Diaman

under the examination British Government, regarding the situation in Shanghai.

According to press reports, the Chinese authorities continue to display Indecision regarding the Japanese demand for the suppress sion of the anti-Japanese boycott And the demonstrations which are) The War Once in a statement! taking place in Shanghai, and to the press explains

the drastic action is threatened tall-rommander of the Japanese army ing a satisfactory reply.--British in Manchuria decided to despatch Wirelers.

troops to Harbin after receiving

Through hin tending armies have agreed on pence terms and Ting Chao's forces are withdrawing outside) the limits of Harbin--Reuter,

Despatch of Troops Explained.

Tokyo, Jan. 28.

American More.

New York. Jan, 28. The United States is awaiting Britain's answer to the suggestion that a common stund should be made against the Japanese "in- vasion of China.

that

sign on the carton.

MRS. ELLEN MeLEOD.

DEATH AFTER LONG ILLNESS.

We regret to announce the death

an urgent request from the chair of Mrs. Ellen McLeod (wife of Mr. man of the Japanese Residents' George McLeod of Taikoo) who Association, who stressed the passed away at the Matilda Hon- gravs danger in which

the pital last evening, after a long Japanese colony Was exposed illness. The greatest sympathy through the depredations of Ting of a large circle of friends will go Chao's troops, who have already inflicted death and injuries on alent to the husband and two young 16 and 11. in their, number of Japanese and Koreans, sous, aged As-Renter

bereavement. In the thirteen The Japanese Troops.

years she had been in the Colony, Mrs. Mcloud became known to a

ni dc.

All signs, according to the nointed Press correspondent Washington, point to sukie finite action being taken, as high officials have been studying with anvancered gravity the ominous developments at Shanghai, Two psible Ties of netion are un

einlly suggested British and Abtericin economic pressure, which would peludo blockading, or an tanto at Japanese goods; and joint naval display in Chinese Waters Kentr'a American Ser-1

British Ambassador & Stimson.

Washington, Jan. 28. Five Pritish Ambassador bas Jony interview with Mr. Stimson at the latter's home, on

situation at Shanghai. Krutora Amezarán Serier.

Memoranda to Japan.

Washington, Jan. 28. On the eve of the termination of Ms Inpasare ultimatum to China, the State Department has publish-

! The correspondence. with Japan and China and the League with reference to Manchuria, in Ce potasar for a resolution by the Senate,

1! cong tà of 64 pages ut disen- ments sent to the Senate by Mr. Stimson, and reveals a mumber of dumply worded #33-mocanla to Japan, hitherto not published. The at that this complete file was Araishel to the Senate nt neritical Tonynt of the situation is taken in itulicate definitely that the Stat

without Departmond desires,

wrvation, to disclose its relations with Japan before ang further teler are tai,en,- fheater'a Ameri-

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Takyo, Jan. 28. harned that Washinurtem has Paket

to give Tobso apide information to what stept are contemplated! at Shanghai.

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1: jeandertalowal tha! the rein- muniendin rould not be regarded za polet, hat man in the form

an enquiry, Router.

Japan's Standpoint,

Tokyo, Jan. 28, Apprehension that the Japanes will take action inside the inter- national Settlement at Shanghai is aleolutely unfounded, declares the Foreign Otec spokesman. Am He Shangbat Municipal authorities bate promised to close the anti- Japanese headquarters in the In- ternational Settlement, the Japan- ese action will be confined to for cibly closing the office of the anti- Japanese associations outside the Settlement, and removing goods illegally seized by the boycotters,

While regretting the "misappre hensions under which Wash- ington appears to be labouring,' the spokesman emphasises the hope that violence will be avoided, and intimates that the Japanese action is mainly intended to "quieten our own people, whose indignation at the recent Incidents has reached such a pitch that they might at tempt to take matters into their own hands, if nothing is done."

It is stated here that the French Consul General at Shanghal has promised to afford protection to Japanese inside the French Con- ression-Router.

Japan Explains.

Tokyo, Jan. 28. For the purpose of avolding any misunderstanding regarding the contemplated naval operations at Shanghai, Mr. Yoshizawa has instructed the Japanese diploma- tle representatives abroad to ex- plain to the Governments to which they are accredited that so long us the Chinese authorities permit the existence of anti-Japanese organisations and allow other lawless clemonts to continue their lawions activities, Japan will be forced to adopt atrong measures in self-defence, for the protection of the Japanese in Shanghat and elsewhere.

Three more warships have been ordered to prepare to proceed to Shanghat.-Router.

Tokyo, Jan. 28. It la learned that a total of great number of local residenta. hout 1,000 troops have been sent) Both Mr. and Mrs. McLeod are to Harbif, consisting battalions of infantry and a bat- circles, Mr. McLeod being one of of two especially well known in musical tation of artillery under Major the principal netars, and vocalista General Innebel who commanded the the Japanese troops at the Nonni River engagement lost November

Reuter Special

Explanation to Russia.

Tokyo, Jan 28.

Hongkong Philharmonic Society. Mrs. McLeod was taken

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