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8.30 Loulon Relay-At The Black Dog.'.

THURSDAY,

JAPANESE DEMANDS DISCUSSED

NOVEMBER 25,

1937.

property in Jongkow and Yantzepoo. The Japanese military authorities Enid that these districts were not yet sake.

Representations have consequently been made to the Japanese Govern- ment on this matter and may be renewed. The matter is already be ing constantly pressed on the local Japanese military nuthorities in

Many Questions Asked Shanghal,

In Commons

Pascoe REMINDERS TO TOKYO

Two

Ilongkong well-known Chinese, members of the military

Mr. Wilkes at home in his own intelligence department are reported bar-parlour. Presented by filled in action during the Shanghal Thornton. War whilst carrying out a special job on Pootung at the beginning of) the month.

business.

On

of

9 Lontion Relay-Sea Shanties. 9.10 London Relay-Food For Thought

Three short talks on matters of topical interest.

The two men, Mr. Edward Wing-

0.30 London Relay The News. heung Cheung and Mr. Lam Wing-

9.50 Graco Atoore (Soprano), yan, were both educated at St. Our Song (Bim When You're in Joseph's College and some Elx Love'); The Dubarry: Give My months ago went to Shanghai on Heart (Operetin "The Dubarry').

10 Tschaikowaky-Casso Noisette the outbreak hostilities they joined the Chinese Sulle.

Played by Leopold Stokowski and Army on special service. They the Philadelphia Orchestra. under Mr. C. M. Robertson, the music. were members of the party which, 10.25 Light Operatio and Dance American owner of the Shanghai Auto Service, went to Pootung on a

Replying to Mr. V. La T. McEntee, Mr. Eden told that from enquiries made he understood that no applica-)

tion had been made for flotation of part of a Japanese 'development loan for Manchuria in Britain. He had no information regarding foreign coun- trica.

JAPANESE POLICY

to Sir

London," Nov. 21. A long string of questions on Far Eastern affairs was a feature of the

On the subject of seizure of Im- House of Commons order paper this

perial Maritime Customs launches by afternoon.

the Japanese military authorities for Mr. Anthony Eden, Foreign Secre-militory purposes, Mr. Eden sald tlul

sent understood that the tary, said he

instructions had been Japanese authorities were discussing Robert Craigle with regard to the with the Municipal authorities in matter.

which Shanghol various matters come under the head of suppression of anti-Japaneseuclivities and the Chinese Government's organisations In the Settlement. It was too fo to state the result of the discussions, which were continuing with Sir England'-Selection.... Hobert Craigie, British Ambassador New Symphony Orchestra, Conducted at Tokyo, and the British authorities Dr. Malcolm, Sargent; The Gelsha'at Shanghai. Vocal Gems....Light Opera Com- They had repeatedly reminded the of the British

A huge explosion in the vicinity pany: Fox-Trots I'm Feeling Like Japanese. Government, he said, of

Tobacco A Million (fim 'Broadway Melody their promises that their polley was of any machinery American Factory at Pootung occurred on of 1030'); Caravan....Nat Gonella to respect foreign rights in China

Georgians; Waltz-Tho

continue to do to and they would November 4 and I was not until the and is

(J. Strauss). ... .Johann

while the occasion required. arrival in Shanghai of refugees that Swallows the fate of the party was learned. Strauss and His Viennese Orchestra:

Looking For Mr. Arthur Henderson asked if Information has now reached the Fox-Trots-You're Colony of the death of both Mr. Romance, I'm Looking For Love; were not a monstrous outrage on the Cheung and Mr. Lam,

were Sunset in Vienna (from Vienna part of the Japanese Government to among those killed when a Japanese Sunset')..rlan Lawrance and Ils make any such demands to those in control of the Settlement on terrory aeroplane dropped two bombs and Lansdowne Orchestra,

belonging to the Chinese nation. a terrific explosion followed.

11 Close Down.

special job in connection with their military duties.

who

Mr. Cheung Wing-heung, after his education at St. Joseph's College, was for many years a teacher at the Institution. He was an ardent supporter of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, being an ofliver attached 10 iho College Division.

The late Mr. Cheung, who was only 32 years of age, was well-known among the local Chinese community. He leaves

widow

three and children, now resident in Macao,

The late Mr. Lan Wing-yhn, was a class mate of the late Mr. Cheung Wing-heung. Mr. Lam was a moter mechante and was engaged in the trade in Hongkong for some years before its recent departure for Shanghal.

Quite Proper To Send Arms To Chinese

Landon. Nov. 24.

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DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES 7.20 m Song Recital by Olive Groves

(Soprano).

7.40 a.m. Empire Exchange." 755 a.m. 'From The Beginnings.*

The News and Annuncements. Greenwich Time Signal at 8.43 am, am.

5.40 4.M.

Mr. Morcing asked if the British Government would give every sup Fort to the Shanghai Municipal Council in any reststarice they might make to those demands.

Mr. Eden: Yes. That has already been done.

Mr. Gallagher: Does your reply continually that Japan is breaking premises.

mean Big Ben. 'Dancing Time," by Joseph Meeus and to Bond.

10 nm. Ber. Food for Thought 10.20 am. The BBC Emplte Orchestra.

Mr. Eden replied that Mr. Gal-

11.16 am. The News and Announcements,lagher might draw any conclusion he

Greenwich Time Signal at 11.15 am 11.30 .. Exta Piti and Elmer.

15 pm. Big Ben. From These Degin-

nince.

5 pm. Royal Ternis." 5.15 p.m. Fand for Thought"

4 pm. The News and Announcements.

Greenwich Time Signal at 5.45 p.m.

Variations for Planoforte!

firalins-2.

4.55 1.Frank Merrick. 043 p.m. Big Ben. 'Firel' 7.5 in. Ballet Music.

7.15 pan.

Sportsmen Talking':

Denn and Ivan Sharpe.

'Dixie'

7.30 p.m. Harold Coombs, at the Organ

of the Capitol Cinema, Aberdeen.

8.30

14 pm. The Arthur Dully Quintel. pm. At the Black Dog. p.in. Sea Shanses.

0.10 p.m. Food for Thought."

Dam. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signal at 8.43 p.m. 19.15 p.m. Bl Bert. Recital by Dr. Ernest Bullock, on the New Oigno in West minster Abbey.

10 43 pan. From These Beginnings." 11.30 p.m. Dancing Time.

12 am. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signat at 12.15 a.m. 12.20 am. As I Sce 1-4. A talk by

fan May,

12.35 am. The Bath 1'ump Room Orehve-

tra. 1.20 0.m. 'At the Black Dog."

No arrangements will be published regarding countries which have as- sisted, or propose to assist China by sending arms,

Anthony said Mr. Eden. Foreiga Secretary. In the 150 am The Darisant. Jack White and House of Commons to-day replying his Collegians.

The News and An- to Mr. G. Le M. Mander (Liberal. 2 a.m. Big Ben.

nouncements. East Wolverhampton).

Greenwich Time Signal at 2.15 m.

2.40, a.m. From the London Theatre.' 34. Symphony Concert.

He then asked if it would be quite. Green Fields and Pavements proper for any state member of the League of Nations to supply arms to Chinn at present under the resolution of the League Assembly of October

4 at From These Deginnings.* 4.45 am. Interval.

5 am. The News and Announcements. Greenwich Time Signal at 5.15 am. 5.20 a.m. adrian's Wüßfrom Caesar to

The National Trust."

Mr. Eden replied in the affirmative. am. Long-distance Listening. Reuter.

0.23 a. D. nce Music.

liked from his answer.

Lieut. Com. Fletcher asked if the Settlement had ever been leared or ceded by the Chinese Government to the governments concerned or was the international control only jacto control.

de

this was

Mr. Eden replied that an entirely different question from that on the paper.

Colonel J. C. Wedgwood said that the matter was rather urgent as Bri- lons were being forcibly restrained by the Japanese authorities from en- tering their own properly in Shang- hal and the neighbourhood and would Mr. Eden give full information as to what is happening in Shanghai next Friday.

Mr. Eden expressed his willingness to do so at any time if the question was put down.-Reuter.

JOINT REPRESENTATIONS Replying later to Mr. Moreing. Mr. Eden said thut on November 1 the British, United States, French and German consuls-general in Shanghai, In response to join representations on the subject of free access to their pro- perty in Japanese occupled portions of the Settlement, were told that all restraints would be withdrawn as soon as possible.

Ilis latest Information showed, however, that British merchants in Shanghai-had--not-yet- gained.free. access to their warehouses and other

Tokyo, Nov. 24. Interviewed to-day, a spokesman of the Foreign Office here sald that he had not been informed of details of General Matsui's requests that the Japanese participate in the ad- Post ministration of the Shanghal Office. However, he believes that R is natura) for any commander to de- mand any measure for the control

which

may be used against him.

Ho call the time had not arrived for Japan to announce

any policy regarding the Chinese Maritime Customs. However he did not be- commanders in lieve the Japanese China contemplate any permanent measures regarding the Post Office and Customs.—United Press.

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