CHINA OUTLOOK. WORSE
HO YING-CHING LEAVES PEIPING
Nanking, Dec, 6. The Northern situation turned suddenly for the worse, when General Ho Ying-ching tele- graphed to Nanking that he is returning from 'elping Im- mediately.
It is reliably reported that the Japanese refused to talk with him, fnslating that they should negotiate only with General Sung Chch-yuan.
According to the Foreign Office the Japanese War Office Is sending Lieutenant Colonel S. Kita to Tientsin to transmit new instructions to the Com mander-in-Chief, General Tada, which Nanking considers a most important development,
denled by the military authority. While General Ho Ying-ching is re- ported to be still co-operating with General Sung in handling the pitun- tion. Woh Kin Yat Po.
Yin Yu-keng States His
Foreign Policy ||
Ho is
Polping, Dec. 0.
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THE HONGKONG
Censorship Tighter
Shanghai, Dec. 6. Nanking reports · stato that the prons censorship' has been tightened again, after, the recent comparative. laxity, apparently due to the un- expected turn of events in North, China..
The Nanking papers did not publish the news of the departure of General Sung Cheh-yuan from Peiping- Renter.
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The foreign policy of the Autonomous regime in the North China | demilliarized zone was announced by Yin Yu-keng, in an interview at with foreign newspaper
Freedom of Presi Correspondents.
anid
Nanking, Dec. 6. have admitted that there in some ground for the belief pension from circulation by post of Strong objection against the sun that the new regime was established the Ta Kung Pao, a Chinese now- us a result of Japanese political pres-paper in Tientsin was voiced at the sure. It was created nine to meet a third plenary meeting of the newly whose chief concern would be the story Committee yesterday demand for a new administration elected Central Executive and welfare and happiness of the people when 50 miembers of instead of profits for the leading poll.mittees headed by Mr. Chau Fathni ticians.
led a protest against the action who wish it progress, regardless of wards the paper.-Wah Kiu Yut Po. The new regime will welcome all taken by the Tientsin authority to nationality, Mr. Yin continued, will take care, moreover, not to violate
Appeal to League North China and will take every men. the legal rights of the Powers in
Landon, Dee. 6. Reuter understands that Chinn is the lives and pro- considering an appeal to the League Meanwhile the formal election perty of of Kuomintang officers has been made immediately to take over the the Nine Power Pact. Chinn is an-
Ile ala
against Japanese actions in north alated to
tant no attempt will be China on the basis of violation of delayed, although it is reliably Maritime Customs and the snit gabelle xious first, as far as possible, to reported that the Central Execu- from the Nanking Government. tive Committee has decided to elect Mr. Hu Han-min as Chair- under an elected chairman, who will Mr. Que Tai-chi told Reuter the re Lung Tring U. --
The Tungchow regime is to function ako sure of the position in order to Henan Rly.28
Avoid
co. Hukuang Rly. Avoid repetition of 1931 fiasco.
1011 man of the standing Committee me full military responsibility, he cordially welcomed Mr. of the Central Executive Com- There are to be nine committermen, Hull's statement indlenting & de- Hai fy, 1913). £ 181⁄21⁄2 £ 18 mittee which is the most im-und to the committed will be attached part
that rather isolationist portant office in the Kuomintang. lie Safety, Pareign, Home, Finance,
parture from that seven departments--Secretariat, Pub)
Foreign Bonds and Banks to which anxieties regard It is understood that Mr. Construction Wang Ching-wel is to be the bureaus-one to
nance, ing Abyasinin seemed to have pushed German 7 Int. und Education-two America generally,
Loun 1924.......... £ 0% £ 41% supervise taxes and With reference to
Japan 5 Sterling the Japanese) Luan 1907 £83% £ 83 Political Council.
several minor organs. The govern- the
Offlec spokesman's denial of ments and peace preservation corpa Treaty to the north China crisis, Mr.
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Chang Jen-chung governor of Sir Austen Chamberlain speaking and also President of the Execu-engjun Hsien, has been appointed in the House of Cummons had urged secretary-general and head of the China to take a realist view and to tive Yuan. Mr. Lin Sen will Home Department; Chang Tsung-tun, come to terms with Japan regarding retain the Chairmanship of the Government.-United Preas;
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Peiping, Dec. C. With Japanese neroplanes rearing overhead and with fears sperading that the Japanese military officers ready for direct action, the popula tion in Peiping spent the most no- xiour since the aerial demonstra
day tions which Recompanied the Jehol campaign of
1033, Nine reconmissance
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governor of Tannhun Hsien, head of the Finance Department; Wang 11sia- tant, head of both the Construction and Education Departments,
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Actually Chinn's view was more realistic than anyone's and her healta- tion in coming to an agreement with Japan was due to the conviction that to agreement could achieve finality or cessation of Japan's demands. Reuter,
Chinese Anger at Autonomy
Nanking, Dec. k. Telegrams are pouring in from all parts of the country demanding that force be used to suppress Yin Yu- keng's autonomous movement. nid There is said to be little likelihood twin-engined bombers flow lack-of the use of force to put down the Paris.. ward and forward over the City the Tungchuw regime, as General Ho Geneva.. whole whole morning, at altitudes some-Ying-ching is coming to a settlement Berlin. as low as four hundred foot. with Major-Generals Kenji Dolhara
Athens.. Later they
they departed, but in the after-
and Y. Tada.
Shankhal noon five other aeroplanes of dilfer- Japanese military circles claim that
New York. ent types appeared.
autonomy in North China is provided Asterdam for in the terms of the Tangku Prague...
Vienna armistice.-Union News.
Chinese reports from Tientsin quote General Hayuo Tadia as say, ing that sixty Japanese aeroplanes are going to Tientsin shortly; but the purpose of their visit is not ex- plained.
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Bucharest Madrid. Lisbon Peiting, December 6. Hongkong Mr. Ngai Shiu-lung, Chief-of-Stuff Brussels. cuntly went to Taiyuan to of General Shang Chen and who re- Monte Viden.
call on Belgrade. yesterday. Marel! Yen Shi-akan, returned here Montreal.
Yokohama. Helsingfors. Rio
A Japanese military spokerman ex- pressed the opinion that the fights were intended for reconnoitring pur posea, connected with the reports that
Shang Chen's troops were It is reported that Mr. Ngal has ching the Demilitarized Zone brought back an important letter from
with the view to ousting Marshal Yen for Sung Chch-yuan Buenos Aires. .15 The United Press adds that the Wak in a Po.
but the content in nol disclosed. Oslo
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Newspaper Ban Lifted
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article concerning General Sung Cheh- Colonel Takahashi was the spokes-suan, has resumed circulation on in- man referred to, and he said that the of Communication-Wok Kini Yat Po.. structions from the Nanking Ministry fights were mainly exercises, but also for keeping the pence in the Demilitarized Zone in view of the re- ports about Shang Chen's troops,
Chinese Denial
2. Peiping, Dec. §. Chinese officials flatly deny that any of General Shang Chen's men are approaching the Dollitarized Zone. -Reuter.
Negotiations Broken Of
Peiping, Dec. 6. The disappearance of General Sung Chel-yuan, whose whereabouts
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NOTES OF THE DAY
Mining
Randfontein
Estates Spaarwater (Continued from Pape 8.) have to operate, which might be in
tions Springs Minex the neighbourhood of 36,000ft. Rhoknen Corpn.
Sub-Nigel Yin Yu-keng to be Punished.
takes the best fighters to-day a full Shanghal, Dec. 6.
15 minates to reach this altitude. Chinese reports reaching Shanghai] state that the Chekiang Native Guild the speed of the bomixer in
as passed a resolution expelling Mr. Creases, so the period of warning Yin Yu-keng from the Guild. Ms. Yin after being sighted at the const is Ju-li, President of the Guild, favours shortened, so that the fighter must. the stern punishment of Mr. Yin Yu- be able to elimb 'more and more keng, who is his brother,—Reuter. Iquickly.
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It is reported that Major-General Kenji Dolharn tuated his willingness to Hsten to
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Wednesday
in-
Three cases of Diphtherin and on a compromise, but yesterday he pre-acal health authorities on Thursday, case of -Typhoid were reported to the
sented a
bombshell to the Chinese leaders by laying down minimum Japanese requirements, tantamount to autonomy-Renter,
Sung's Chief Colleague
Peiping, Dec. 6.
A high Chinese official interview- ed declares that General Sung Cheh yuan is at Tangshan,hot springs, but well informed Japanese think that he is in Tientsin."
It is significant that Isino Cheng- yin, who is Sung's closest lieuten ant, left for Tientsin this morning presumably to confer with his chief,
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TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME
Violin Recital From
Studio
The
RECORDED -MUSIC--
10.30-11.30a.m.
Morning Servico
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11.30a.m.-12.15 pm. Morning Ser.
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Church
12.15-2.30 p.m. European Recorded Programnic.
1 pm. Time mid Weather Report, 1.30 p.m. Press Bulletin.
Excerpts from "Paglincel" (Leoncavallo),
3;
Vesti
Io
Intermezzo to Act Giubbi (To Act, with my heart mad- dened with
Borrow); Alessandro Valente (Tenor); My Husband, Pun- chinello; Behold her! Ah, How sur- passing fair! No, Punchinella no more!
Band Music.
The Caliph of Bugdad Overture (Boieldieu); American (Thurban); March of the Mountain Gnomes (Ellenberg); The Mill in the Black Forest (Ellenberg); The Bells of St. Malo Rimmer) Semper delis Murch (Sousa); El Abanico March (arr. Hume); Under the Banner of Victory March (Von Blon); The Sorcerer-S
-Selection (Sullivan); Trisl
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Four Chopin Mazurkas played by
1.
Ignaz Friedman.
Opus. 21 No. 4; 2. Opus. 33. No. 4. Opus, 50 No. 2; 4. Opus. 41 No. 1
2.
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I'm a roamer (Mendelssohn); Chu Chin Chow--The Cobbler's Solig (Norton); 3. Gentlemen, Good-Night
4. In (Longstaffe); Praise of Ale (Cedric Shappe).
Light Orchestral Music, Overture "Die Schone Galathen" (Suppe); Vienna by Night (Kom- zak); Echoes from the Puszta (Fer- rarin); Kiss me Again (Herbert); Dwarf's Patrol Fantasy (Rathke); Cupid's Parade Fantasy (Rivell!); Where the Woods are Green; Tell me, to-night: Springtime Woltz: El Reli cario; La Violetera (Paddilia).
2.30 p.m. Close Down. 4-7 p.m. Chinese Programme. 7-10.30 p.m. European Programme. 7-7.20 p.m. "Impressions D'Italie" suite for Orchestre (Charpentier).
7.26-7.60 "Quartet in A. Flat
p.m. Major (Dvorak, Op. 106) played by the Prague String Quartet.
p.m. Prelude The King- Op. 51 (Elger).
8 pm. Local Time and Weather Report.
8.03-8.20 p.m. From the Studio. A Violin Recital by Professor N. A. Tono accompanied by Lindsay A. Lafford.
2.
“A Programma of Melodies in the Minor Key."
1. Andante Cantabile; Tschaikovsky:
Serenade, Schubert-Elman; Valso Triste, Sibellus; 4. Tambourin, Rameau-Kreisler.
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3.
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المبينة
1. Woman in Fickle (Verdi) 2!
Stars were shining Humoresque (Mohr);
Tosen".
8. Your tiny (Dvorak); Prairie Flower March hand is frozen La Boheme (Puc (Hume) Lynwood March(Hume)elni) All hail thou dwelling Colonel Bogey March (Alford) pure and lowly."Faust" (Gounod); Youth and Vigor (Lautenschlager)
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