THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, DECEMBER
∙1987.
Cold British Reaction To Japan's Apology
BUT SATISFACTION EXPRESSED AT GUARANTEES GIVEN
Versions Of Wuhu Attacks Differ Considerably
London, Dec. 30.
Pending the return of Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, this afternoon, it is not certain whether the Japanese reply to the British note concerning the shelling of the British warships at Wuhu is considered acceptable.
Certain points in the reply are considered to be couched vaguely.
Present indications are that the Foreign Office acknowledgment will be cold, though courteous in tone. It is known that the British Ambassador to Tokyo, Sir Robert Craigie, has already objected to the military report of the incidents on which the Japanese Govern- ment appears to rely. Exception is taken to the assumption that foreign warships and merchant vessels had no right in the vicinity of the fighting.
The British acknowledgment of the reply may point out that the Bri- tish Government prefers to rely on its own report-Reuter,
OFFICIALS SATISFIED
London, Dec. 30. Mr. Anthony Eden returned to London from Yorkshire, where he spent Christmas, to-day, and he hopes -to leave London next week for a few days' holiday in the south of France, when
he will attend the opening of the League Council at Geneva on January 17.
Warning To Stop-Keepers Requested
Fraudulent Orders
POWERFUL HANKOW DEFENCES
Making The City Impregnable Hard Fighting
North
In
Ench block-house will accom-
Japan And Italy Mak Trade Deal
Rofatively Small Sum Involved: Since Japan Is At War
Rome, Dec. 31.
RADIO BROADCAST
Lyrical Tenor Recital By Stephen Burnes
VIOLIN AND PIANO Radio Programme Broadcast by ZBW on Frequencies of 843. I.c's..
0.0-7.0 Chinese Programme. 7.0 Brahms.
It is reliably stuled that the nddl-0.52 m.e's per second. · tional Italo-Japanese trade accord for East Africa Involves a relatively small sum, about £20,000 annually.
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Shanghal, Dec. 31.
Variations On An Original Theme, For the purpose of making the
Wilhelm Backhaus approaches to Hankow impregnable, tappan, it is expected, would supply
3:21, variations On A Theme Br with soya beans from Man
(Piano). It is understood Marchal Chiang churia and the Italians, in return, will Haydn (St. Antoni Chorale') Op. 504 Kai-shek has ordered the construc- relinquish some of their most valu- Philharmonic-Symphony Orch. tion of 000 steel-cased concrete able industrial patents, among which of
New block-houses which, it is reported, is that for the
York
by Artura will be cauipped with, anti-aircraft
Toscanini.. manufacture of synthetic wool.
7.24 Closing local Stock Quotation guns, heavy machine-guns and trench Attention is drawn to the fact that and Hongkong Exchange Market Re- mortars.
is no longer in a position to enter due to the war she is fighting Japan port
7.30 Studio Recital by Molly into bigger trade commitments will Halloran (Piano) and Claire Hartge Italy, as she previously intended, (Violin).
us she will need to hold on to all her
1. Krelaler Selection; 2. Dornros- national wealth.
chen
(Tschaikowsky): 3. On The It is rumoured in military eircles Edge of the Lake. ('Summer Day that the Italian Government wil Suite --Contes); 4. Three Bailads: shortly authorise the aviator Stoppani In Your Arms To-night, Parlami dropped on Talan by Japanese planes to make n non-stop light from Romemorous Nights-Selection (Ivor d'Amore. Where Aro You?: 5.. to Tokyo.-United Press.
Novello).
modate 80 men.-Reuter.
Incendiary Bombs
Hankow, Dec. : 30, The spokesman for the Chinese Army stated to day that a huge quantity of incendiary bombs were
two days ago, which resulted in a big fire which has raged for the past 48 hours, doing serious damage.
bombed Slan and
Hsuchow planes
yesterday, After the occupation of Tsinan, as their immediate objective. They
only
one division of troops in Tsinan city but three trainloads are on their way from Tientsin.
Icft
The Chinese have destroyed the railway bridges at Chichshou, ten kilometres north of Taian.
also announces
So
Chinese-Success Central News says Chinese troops recaptured Fuyang, near Hangchow yesterday. The Military spokesman Uat Weihsien, in castern Shantung, is still in Chinese hands. Japanese troops
are trying to outflank the Chinese positions at Talan by crossing the Yellow River nt Tungch, above Tsinan. But far they have not succeeded.
The Chinese are trying to cut the A sentence of two months Im-Lake, in Kiangsu, and have been suc- Japanese columns west of Taihu prisonment was inflicted on Wonk cessful to Tak, 25, unemployed, by Mr. R.Press. Edwards at the Central Magistracy It is learned in official circles that to having aided and abetted another this morning when he pleaded guilty the British Government notes with
that satisfaction
the Japanese, Mals Yu, to commit a farceny apologies and other settlements with fret, and thus obtained three
Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Frime Minister, will be in charge of the Office during Mr. Eden's
Foreign
absence.
noon
Favourite Trick
Mokk Yu
Kee
dozen bottles of perfume, 24 dozen regard to the Wuhu incidents cover tubes of tooth paste and 200 tooth attacks on the merchantmen as well brushes from the
Song Leung as the warships.
Whilst the British version of the firm of No. 120 Queen's Road Central. Wuhu incidents differs from that oft was stated that yesterday after- the Japanese, the British Government
went appreciates that
measures
are to be a taken by the Japanese Government with A regard to the punishment of the offeers responsible, and in. glad that in the Nole full guarantees offered against the possibility future atincks.-Reuter.
are
BRITAIN IS SATISFIED
are
of
Sang Kee and told the manager that to the Leung he wanted to buy some goods. He gave his order us above and asked
Toki to be sent with the 33 Wellington Street. At 33 Welling- goods to
ton Street, Mak and the foll of Leung Sung Kee met the defendant. Defendant told the fold that the master
was out and he would bring him to 27
27 Goge Street for the money Defendant
London, Dec. 31. The sum
was
a certain extent.United
FIENDISH CRUELTY PUNISHED
But Law Cannot Reach Vicious Woman
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FOREIGN OFFICE
Tokyo, Dec. 31. 8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather. The Foreign Office has issued a Report and Announcements. statement concerning the supplemen-
8.03 Bludlo — Blephen Burnes tary commercial agreement
with (Lyrical Tenor) in a Scottish Pro- Italy. It says it has preserved the rampie Accompanied rights previously obtained in Ethiopia (Piano).
by A. T. Lay and extends the provisions of the 1. Annie Laurie; 2. Bonnic, Bonnie, existing treaty, signed in 1913, lo ali Banks C Loch Lomond; 3. Bonnie Italian colonies.-United Press.
Wee Thing, Coronach (Barratt). .... A. T. Lay (Piano); 4. May Argyle;
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nually.
5. Win Ye No Come Back Again; 0. The Road to the Isles.
AGREEMENT. SIGNED
Rome, Dec. 30. supplementary trade agreement! 8.30 Scotish Orchestral. between Italy and Japan was' signed by Count Clano and the
Foursome... Meredith-Kay And tends the existing Italo-Japanese
Japanese His Orchestra. Ambassador this morning. It
*X- 8.40 Variety.
Waltz Selection. trade facilities to Italian Eust Africa, Reginald Dixon; Vocal-The Whiffen- where, it is understood, Japan will poof Song (Minnigerode, Pomeroy trade on a basis of strict reciprocity and Galloway); Vieni Vien! (Koger,. to the extent of 10,000,000 live an-Varna and Scotto).... Rudy Vallee Japan will buy East African salt Gibbons and His Orchestra; Orches- and Male Quartette with Carroll and probably also raw collon in ex- tro-Romance change for textile goods-Reuter's Alfredo Campoli and His Orchestra;
In Moonlight. Special.
Comedian-Sandy's Own Broadcast-
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Sandy Powell; Early Mornin' Blues Mile-Or-Mo Bird Rog Ammons). Albert Ammons and His Rhythm Kinge; Vocal Ducis Sally The Circus Queen (Weston- Lee); The Legionaires (Warrier-
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ins
ISTOLE JEWELLERY.
FOR FRIEND
Dorndon Relay-Five Years of
9.15
The theft of two gold bangles, a gold bracelet and a gold finger ring. Empire Broadcasting'. worth $260 altogether, was the charge
brought against Li Chin-llug, 20 Empire Service, Mr. J. B. Clark.
A talk by the Director Of The single woman, when before Mr. Forrest at the Central
Magistracy this
she appeared
5 morning. Detective-Sergeant J. Bentley said Li lived with the owner Jewellery, Fu Slu-chan,
woman, at No. 115
second floor, and
9.30 London Relay The News, 0.50 Songs by Muriel Brunskill (Contralto),
the
Sens
The
by J.
Water
Scottish
Songs Of The Hebrides-Kishmul'a married Galley (Kennedy-Fraser), in Hebrid
Banks Of Allan Wanchal Road,
Scottish Ballad), sometime In November stole the key to the
10.0 Scottish Orchestral. ThoHaymakers(Traditions))-- Jewellery box from Fu's sister, open-Triumph (Traditional); Meg Mer- cd the box and took the jewellery ellees (arr, Dinck): Glasgow High- She then replaced the key, and left landers (arr. Black). the house the next day, going to Can- ton where she had the jewellery Country Dance Orchestra Conducted melted. Fu missed her Jewellery on
J. M Dinci, December 21 and informed the police. tra from the Grill Room of the Hong- 10.12 Relay of the Dance Orches- It will be remembered that the On bel
being case first went before Mr. K. Keen maltted the theft.
questioned defendant ad-kong Hotel. some weeks ago when a warrant
Asked by his Worship
what she dance
the During was issued for the arrest of a woman had done with the money she had n named Li Kung, aged 24, who was obtained for the jewellery, defendant jointly charged with the man, and said she had given it who had "jumped" her bail of $250. friend in Toishan, She could make ing In The New Year. This
woman,
it was alleged, had no restitution, burned, beaten and gagged the baby
At the Kowloon Magistracy this morning Mr. K. Keen ned man. The Daily Telegraph diplomatic and the fokip to Gage for cruelty
named Wong Tak-chuen, 40, $100 correspondent says that the first Street, but No. 27 could not be
10-months - old Chinese baby girl, British reactions to the Japanese reply located. Then the defendant asked to note that Japan's version the foki to follow him to the Hop Kee differs from the well-authenticated firm in Queen's Road Central. version stated in the Relish note on December 16. The Japanese version
not accepted, Nevertheless it is observed that Tokyo has sought to give the assur- unces demanded by Britnin both regarding disciplinary measures and guarantees against future repetitions, This
Is regarded as satisfactory. Much now depends on the effiency of the steps ordered by Tokyo and the readiness of the commanders on the spot to carry them out.-Reuter,
is
NOTICE TO MARINERS
When near Queen's Road Central, the defendant tried to run away, but was caught by the foki,
Sub-Inspector Armitt asked his Worship to request the Press to give due prominence to the case, as such cases had been frequent occurrences in the Central district Intely.
BAG SNATCHER
CAPTURED
to 1 man
and thrown it on the floor. The of two months' hard labour was im- A fine of $250 with the alternative man admitted having struck the posed.
child on several
she made a noise.
occasions because
Before imposing the fine Mr. K. Keen said that he was satisfed that the man had assaulted the child but that his guilt was very slight when
An Italian Convent student, Miss compared to that of Uie woman's. Olga Kaplin, was the victim of a fe was also satisfied that the burn, handbag snatcher at Caine Road,
yesterday.
bruise, and abrasion marks on the child's body had been caused by The Naval Authorities stale that
The man, Au Lam, 20, unemploy- the woman. However, the man was considerable silting has taken place eu, was caught after a short chase looking after the woman and should on the North side of the channel ever by Miss Kaplin and two other pedes have prevented her from fll-treating Taku Bar. The main leading marks trions. Au was charged before Mr. the child, who according to a doctor's now show the Northern edge of the R. Edwards at the Central Magistracy evidence heard in carlier proceed- channel which is about 150 feet wide, this
morning and was remonded for ings, was under-nourished. The former Southern Dredger Beacon 24 hours.
Mr. H. W. Fraser of the Secret now marks the centre of the channel, It was stated that Miss Kaplin and arlat for Chinese Affairs was In and the old Northern Dredger Beacon
friend were walking along Caine charge of the case. has been erected to mark the Road, near Aberdeen Street, when Southern Edge.
defendant came from behind and snatched her bug. The bag and its contenis were valued
at $16.05. Defendant ran down Aberdeen Street, and the two girls gave chase. A Shanghai man, named To Mo-wal, saw the chose, joined in and had the defentiant arrested. Το commended by the Magistrate.
Captain Laird, of the Seaforth Highlanders, has reported to thic Police that someone stole from his yacht, Curlew, anchored in Cause- way Bay, a barometer and thermo- meter valued at $20.
Ferdinand
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GERMAN-SIAMESE TREATY
STRIKERS WIN DEMANDS
THEN RETURN TO WORK IN PARIS
Paris, Dec, 30.
recorded from
Intervals music will be played
11.58 Auld Lang Syne. 12.0 Bells Of The Cathedral Ring-
12.10 Close down.
CLEARING BRITAIN'S SLUMS
London, Dec. 30.
The returns issued by the Minister of Labour show good progress is be- The Government has agreed to the ing made in the final stages of the Paris strikers' demands, according to campaign. During the year
Government's great slum clearance ended a communique Issued by the Workers' Unions in the Paris region and the were demolished or closed compared September 30 last 68,439 houses General Union of Public Services.
with The strikers returned to work this months.
45,148 morning and the municipal services
"during the previous 12
are now functioning again.-Reuter, accommodation for 764,000 persons, To same date 103,274 houses, with
have been provided for the purpose Private Bumpstead, of the Middle-of rehousing persons displaced by
slum elearance sex Regiment, was admitted to the
operations. The Military Hospital, Bowen Road, yes houses have been built in England returns also record that 3,484,132 new terday, with injuries to his right leg and Wales since November 1918.-. sustained when he was
was knocked Dritish Wireless. down by n motor bus in Kowloon,
of
Berlin, Dec. 30. A German-Slumese treaty friendship and commerce has been concluded at Bangkok.—Router.
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Hon of 1,700,000 children, that nutrition standards have been mam- toined during the past year, Over 5,000,000 children were the subject of (médical : Infpection-British Wire-
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