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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY,

SEPTEMBER 27, 1938.

ANOTHER INCIDENT IN TIENTSIN

AS SOLDIERS CLASH

.

Japanese Demand Apology for Alleged Violence By French

TOKYO, SEPT. 26.

FRANCO-JAPANESE TENSION AND THEN TSIN REACHED VOLHIGH

PITCH AS THE RESULT OF ANOTHER INCIDENT INVOLVING FRENCH SOLDIERS AND JAPANESE GENDARMES, WHICH OCCURRED ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEAR THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE FRENCH CONCESSION AND THE THIRD SPECIAL DISTRICT. ́

Press messages from Tientsin indicate that a group of French soldiers attempted to pass a corner of the Third Special District in Tientsin, disregarding the notice "No Thoroughfare."

A Japanese foreman called attention of the French, soldiers to the notice, when one of the French soldiers struck and injured the Japanese in the left eye. The French soldier was arrested by Japanese gendarmes who came up to the scene.

MYSTERIOUS French authorities against the

WRECK OF RAIDER FOUND

Canton, Sept. 27.

Three Japanese are believed to be at large somewhere near Lockchang, their bullet riddled plane having been found at Waufuling Hill quite лear the city.

U.S. COMMODITY

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PRICES

LATEST CABLED

QUOTATIONS

New York, Sept. 28.

New York Collon

Strongly protesting to the

alleged act of violence, the Japanese authorities made a 3- point demand, which was accept- ed by the French, reports say.

Ocluber The three requests include a formal

December Jan, (1939) upulogy by the French Barrison commander to the Japanese military March (1030) commander, punishment of the May (1939) suldiers responsible for the incident, July (1030)

Spot and guarantee for the future, press reports point out.-Domel.

STOCK MARKET REPORT

The plane, a heavy bamber, was apparently shot down about ten days ago and In one of the seats was the

The Hongkong Stock Exchange decomposing body of one flier,

of three

other ufficial summary issued ut 3.15 p.m. The flying suits Japanese alimen which were found yesterday, says: near the plane indicated, however, that the men escaped injury in the crash and are now at large.

The plane presents something of a mystery since it cunnot be BAS certained who shot it down or where Apparently was hit.

the anti- aircraft fire at Lockchang scored this Buccess, but the plane

have may

from landed here after being hit some A.A. gun many miles away.

An intensive search for the missing Japanese Alers was instituted im- mediately the nuthorities learned of the plane.

Large-Size Bill Appears

Butte, Mont.

At least one American citizen knows what to do with currency that in out of circulation. He sent in one of the old 1014 $5 bills, which have been out of circulation for years, in payment of his taxes.

The market opened on the quiet side and remained so during the day. No changes of any Importance were

Opening Closing 7.75/76 7.70/76

7.78/70

7.70/80

7.70/77

7.70/75

7.78/79

7.79/70

7.75/70

7.76,71

7.76/75

7.75/75 7.32

New York Rubber

December

15.91 N 15.8/10.01

March

May

September

15.65/68

15.77/08 15.98/18.01

15 75/00 15.08/18.01 Sales for the day:-6.100 tons

Chicago Wheat

07/08 671⁄44/071⁄4

07/07/2

Dec.

67/60%

May

0044/68

July

Saturday's Sales:--

Dec. Muy

Hongkong Bank $1,430 Union Insuranco $5073 HK. Tramways $15.70 Peak Trams (Old) $614

•H.K. Electrica $50%

July

33,220,000 bushels. Chicago Corn

51%/51% 31/51 53/53 54/54%

54%/547%

Winniper Wheat

Oct.

07/2/07/

06/00%

08/2/08/ 675%/673% 70%/70%

recorded.

Впусти

Sellers

Hongkong Dank $1,450 11.K. Tramways $10.00 HK. Electrics $50 Telephones (Old) $203%

$773

Hales

Sule cover she loan lộ D

Antamoks Px. 38 Bngula Gold 24

Renguet Consol 11.30

Coco Grove 4355

Consolidated Mines .004 Demonstrations

1. X. 1...04

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Bau Mauricio .73

United Paracales 3211⁄2

Dec. May

Quoits Record Set

Melbourne.

UFS

JAPAN TIGHTENS ITS BELT-Economie and financial stringener in Japan is becoming widely known, but to ingress the crisis deeply on the people of the nation, these men bearing sandwich signa are parading in Tokyo's four largest shopping centres during the Economie War Week. The signs urge the people to buy thriftily and save all they can.

BRITAIN DEFINES

POSITION

(Continued from Papa 1.)

River Into Poland from Crèch terri- toryUnited Press.

CZECH

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Parliament Summoned

London, Sept. 26. Parliament has been summoned to meet on Wednesday and only private notice questions will be taken before the Prime Minister rises to make

international of the full statement on the since the situation.

out overlapping on other engage- ments and negotiations.

It is

recalled here that Mr. Cle- ment Allee, the

Leader Opposition, has twice

The

Czech problem became serious re- In order that members of the House quested the Prime Minister to sum- of Lords should have an opportunity 11011

Parliament.

Premier to hear the Premier's statement the

will declined to do so immediately and Lords

adjourn forthwith, It said he would comply with the re- being proposed to put down to motion quest if and when the clrcumstances for discussion in that House on the made a meeting earlier than Novem- following afternoon.-British Wire

I desirable.

The Government has therefore recognised that the situation is such that the public should be fully in- tormed of the details und back- ground of recent events in the inter- national negotiations,

teas.

Americans Throng

Paris Banks

A new Australian quoits record was established here when 19-year- old Fred Stapetan pitched 1,001

Paris, Sept. 27, "ringers" in 1 hour and 20 minutes.

American Express Company's They were pitched at a distance of 9 The Government supporters are offices and American banks here are feet and at the rate of 20 per min-¡ preparing rallying notices to send to selling only a limited number of

in ute. He lins been competitive their supporters to-morrow after dollar notes to people who are able quoits for only two years,

noon.--United Press.

to prove they need them.

sell dollars to They refuse to foreigners, however,

and Frenchmen are attempting to buy amounts of up to ten thousand American dollars.

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Germany Does Not

Want Blame

Berlin, Sept. 27. German Government lins Issued a Statement that "in the event of the Germans attempting to force the Czechs to stand by their promise to cede the Sudeten areas, and France feeling I obligatory to assist Czecho- Slovakia, then the consequences will be the result not of German attack- ing the Czechs but of the Czechs'

failure to stand by their word and breaking their pledge."

This is interpreted as a notification that the British and French would

not be justified in resisting a German invasion of Czecho-Slovakia if the invasion was the result of the Czecha failure to deliver up the Sudeten areas to Germany, as they at ዑር stage promised to do--United Press.

Not Burned Boats

Paris, Sept. 27. Herr Hitler has not burned his boats. This is the comment int official circles here on the speh made by the Fuehrer at the Spc. is Palace last night.

Nevertheless these circles realise that the Chancellor in his speech stuck to the exact terms of the latest Memorandum and still sets a definite time limit.

some

Americans preparing to leave for

the banks.. home are thronging United Press.

Rush For Visas

London, Sept. 27. The United States Consulate here is overwhelmed with applications for tisas from non-Americans who are anxious to leave for the United States on account of their fear that war will break out in Europe.

The Consulate has instituted rule that those holding start. steamship reservations will be dealt

Officials have found that dozens of English people and other European nationalities have obtained 'or re trying to obtain a visa es pre- cautionary measure, although there is no chance of obtaining a steamship passage for at least # couple of months.

Pressure of work has resulted in delay in the granting of visas fo bona fide travellers with booked.---United Press.

passages

Labour Meeting

London, Sept. 20. The Opposition Leader, Mr. Clement Attlee, and the Deputy Some well-informed persons in the Leader, Mr. Greenwood, were receiv- Quat d'Orsay stale that after reed by the Prime Minister this after- moving the word war and the noon and Informed of the Intest de- rhetorical matter from the speech itvelopments, including the results of then is seen to exclude all hope of a the Anglo-French discussions. peaceful settlement,

Other, however,

ever, emphasise

intransigence and place confidence in Ita Assurances Britain and France.-Reuter.

Left Door Ajar?

of the

An emergency meeting its National Couneli of Labour was held Hittle later to consider these developments. to The Labour Party Executive and the Executive of the Parliamentary Labour Party will meet again on Tuesday to discuss the procedure to be adopted at Wednesday's meeting of Parltunicht.

Berlin, Sept. 27. The speech was considered here as somewhat more conciliatory than expected, even to the extent of leaving the door slightly ajar for quick negotiations.

But

the Impression prevails in foreign political circles, neverthe- less, that Germany will definitely march into the Sudeten, areas on October 1-Reuter..

Serious... Incident

Involves Poles

Teschen, Sept. 27,

Mr. Attlee is the principal speaker to-night at a demonstration at the Empress Stadium.--British Wireless.

PROTESTANT PRIMATE OF IRELAND' DIES

Dublin, Sept. 27. Dr. Day, the Protestant Primate of all Ireinnd, died to-day at the ago of 64 years.-Neuter.

Dr. John Godfrey Fitzmaurice Day was Bishop of Ossory, Ferris and Lelghlin from 1920 and was appoint- A serious Incident has occurred at ed in April this year Primate of Brymai, iwo miles north of here, on All Ireland in

succession to Dr. the Polish frontier.

Charles Frederick D'Arcy, former Polish frontier guarda, semod with! Archbishop of Armagh and Primato machine guns, have killed one Czech of All Ireland. policeman and three Foles who Dr. Day, who started his caroor were seeking? to enter Pollak terri-) as a missionary, has been Vicar of tofy, besides Wounding 15 Polen. St. Anne's Churchi, Dublin, Canon of The disturbance started when Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, Czech "runide", say "a group of 40 and Professor of Pastoral Theology Poles Sttempting to crom the Olen in the Univeralty of Dublin,

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