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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

December 13, 1938.

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Jews Disappointed workers have adopted un- Chamberlain Will

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With Lord Samuel Japan.

Jerusalem, Dec. 12.

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Speak To Empire

London, Dec. 12.

Jews In Tel-n-Viv to-day showed Nellore, scheduled to arrive in Keen interest is being shown by

their dissatisfaction with the House Hongkong early in January, la political observers in Mr. Chamber- of Lords statement by Viscount indefinitely tied up at Piermont, jjain's speech to-morrow. Samuel, the Jewish poer, and the Sydney.

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It is generally expected, sayu drst British Chief Commissioner in

Reuter's diplomatic correspondent, A considerable quantity of the that the Prime Minister will make Palestine, by tearing down signboards bearing the name "Samuel"."

cargo to be lifted by the Nellorenn Important pronouncement Pictures of Lord Samuel were re-in Sydney comprised Iron ore, British foreign policy. He is expect moved from all shopwindows, thrown allegedly for Japan.

ed to speak for 40 minutes from 0.40 into the streets, and trampled upon

p.m. G.M.T., and the speech will be broadcast throughout the Empire, by irate Jews, who consider the altitude adopted by Lord Samuel

and relayed to the United States and towards the Palestine question, too

Italy.

The Australian Waterside Workers' Federation has refused to handle any cargos which may be used by Japan 19 War "Samuel Square in Tel-a-Viv is materials against China. to be renamed.

moderate.

It is officially reported that two Jews were shot on Sunday in Haifn, and one British soldier was wounded

30 Nationalities

Particular interest is attached ti the address in view of Mr. Churuber- tain's impending visit to Rome,

During the past few days several British leather-wrllers have corried comment along the lines of the week-end speech delivered by Mr. Oliver Stanley, the President of the day's issues of the "Telegraph") m which he referred to the difficulties of international appeasement unless concessions were reciprocal--Reuter.

in art south of Bethlehem, when Reside In Hankow Board of Trade (reported in yester

British troops and Arab Irregulars clashed. Thirty Arabs were arrested when three villages near Nablus were ¦ warched by Briti

sollers- Trans-Occult,

Leper At Large In Colony

A leper iyat large in the Colony, and is wanted by the police for allegedly stabbing another leper, Lam Chink, at Kennedy Town Tast night.

Tokyo, Dre. 12. According to official statistics bused คาค information supplied by the Japanese consulate, there are 1,163 forelmers representing 30 nationall- ts now living in Hankow.

The British community. wh.chi emunts 270 members, is the most numerous, being followed in order of numerical strength by White Russin, i Americans. French, Italiens Germans.

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Soviet Purge Extends To G.P.U.

Moscow, Dec. 12.

The

foreign community also in-. Panic prevails throughout the ludes Lithuanians, Latvinns, Esten- whole of the extensive G.PZ.U. or- ans, Bulgarlins, Gresks and repre-mention since the so-called "volun- rentalives of other nationalities.

ury resignation of its former, and included in the colony are no fewer ofniest omnipotent chief. M. Yehov, 236 missionaries of various from his post is Commigger for Home wann dancers and waitresses, and on here.

also 20 Attairs, according to reliidile informa-

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Lam, who was leaving the leprosy was accused by another leper, and was stabbed in the shoulder. Lam is not seriously injured.

Britain Will Not Denounce Treaty

London, Dec. 12. Asked in the House of Commons whether he would consider denoune- ing the Versailles Treaty on behalf of Britain, Mr. R. A. Buffer replied in the negative.

When asked what portion of the trealy was regarded as still existing and binding upon the signatories, Mr. Butler declared that the matter was too extensive to be suitable for treat- inent by way of question and answer.

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Count Ciano To Go "Stag-Shooting"

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The nervousness is increasest by the reputation enjoyed by the new chief of the G.P.U., the Caucasian M. Budapest, Dec. 12.

Beriya, who is believed to be utterly The Italian Foreign Minister,

ruthiess whenever the question Count Dino Cluno, following an in- arises of consolidating his own post- vitation extended by the Hungarian tion, and whose trial is commonly Regent, Admiral von Horthy, wit go stated to be already marked by stag-shooting in Hungary before mountains of corpses". Christ.nas.

It is reported that M. Stalin de- He is expected to stay in Hungary clured a short time ago that as Com- three or four days, during which time missur for Home Afluirs he required he will exchange views with the new a man capable of personally carrying Hungarian Foreign Minister, Count lout the death sentence on his own Stephen Craky,--Trans-Ocean.

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Gen. Telfer-Smollett for Guernsey Japanese Consular

LONDON, Dec. 12.

Reception Planned

Mr. TELFER - SMOLLETT,

MAJOR-GENERAL ALEXANDER

Commander of the British troops in Shanghai, has been ap- pointed Lieutenant-General of Guernsey and its dependencies with effect from June 5, 1939, when Major-General. Broadbent's tern expires-Reuter,

Major General Telfer - Smollett, which time he Wis awarded the M.C., D.5.0., has been commander of D.S.O., M.C., and Croix de Guerre, the British troops in Shanghai since and was appointed in succession 1930. Fifty-four years of age, he was | Brevet-Major and Licut-Colonel. educated at Sundhurst, and joined

the Brmy in 1904, He served He married in 1913, and has three throughout the European War, during sons.

departing

T. Nakamura, Japanese Consul General, will return to-morrow from Canton where he journeyed on official business aboard the gunboat Saga on Monday.

Mr. A. Tajiri, the new Consul General, will be received by H.E. the Governor on December 15 and the two Consul Generals will hold a re ception for the Consular body on December 17.

Mr. Nakamura will leave for Tokyo aboard the Empress of Russia on December 23.

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Official Calls By New G.O.C.

His Excellency Major General A. E. Grasett, new General Officer Com- manding the British Troops in China, paid his oMetal call on HE. the

A game of Rugby Football will be Governor, Sir Geoffry Nerthcote, at played on the Club ground at Happy Government House this morning Valley to-morrow when the A Guard of Honour and the Pipes

Club A XV will play a Navy and Drums of the Kumaon Rifles side. The game will com- paraded at Government House for the mence at 4.43 pm, and will be rebecasion.

fereed by Dr. J. A. R. Selby. The The Governor later returned the Club side has been selected an call at Flagstaff House.

The Omeer Commanding the Royal Alr Forco in Hongkong

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Portuguese Sloop Arrives In Colony

The Portuguese sloop Goncalves Zoreo has arrived from Macao for overhaul and repairs.

Brisk Business At Chinese Bazaar

London, Dec. 12. The Chinese Bazaar being held in London, and which was opened by Madame Quo Tai-chi, wife; of the Chinese Ambassador, did two days (of brisk business, the nett pronts for Capt. Coelho, her commander, will the international peace hospital beirur pay official calls to-morrow.

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