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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

February 25, 1939.

LATE NEWS

Anti-Nazi Riots

In Warsaw.

Warsaw. Feb. 24. Polish police announced to-day that' 17 had been arrested in the biggest anti-German demonstration since the Polish-German rapprochement of Ava

years ago.

Burma-Chungking Test Flight

More Bombings

Japanese planes yesterday carried cut severe ralds on highway between Szewal and Talngyuan, Kwangtung. Bomba were dropped at Sungkong and Shanglum, kliling ten.

Kunming, Feb. 25. Paving the way for the formal in auguration of an ale service between

Pingliang, eastern Kansu province, China and Burma on Tuesday, a sur- vey fight between Chungking and and Prolt, western Shens, were also Rangoon ร

made by been

a severely bombed. Over 2,000 students from four C.N.A.C. plane with sailsfactory re- ' Warsaw universities

colleges mulia, announced here to-day. It made a brief stopover at Lashio altended a muss meeting, where the

examined, Starting from the war-time capital where its engines were speakers were bitterly anti-German.

Afterwards the majority

the at 6.40 am. the surveying moelitne, and arrived at Rangoon at 5 o'clock students attempled to

the carrying one bag of mail matter, in the afternoon.

to return the The plane is expected German Embassy, but the police arrived here at 9.30 o'clock on

one hour's here en route back to Chungking to- : threw a rigid cordon

the same morning. After street and dispersed the demonstrators stay, it resumed its journey to Burma, day--Central News. with a fire hose.

of

reach

around

the

The demonstration was due recent German Nationaliain demon- strations in Danzig, the demonstra- tors being particularly incensed by the fact that the German student or- ganisation at Danzig, the Institute of Technology, displayed signs which read: "Entry Forbidden To Dogs and Poles," and to which the Polish press gave great emphasis.-United | Press

Japanese Demands

In Shanghai

Chungking, Feb. 24.

A report from Shanghai states that the Japanese demands presented to the Shanghai Municipal Council on February 22 fall broadly into four items: first, arrest of territorists, second, enlargement of the Japanese police: third, reorganization of the S.M.C., and fourth, reservation by the Japanese army of special actions ander necessary circumstances.

In presenting their demands, it is reported, the Japanese authorities Intimated that in order to avoid

complications international

they would

from

temporarily refrain taking any drastic actions. Special emphasis was, however, laid on their of more proposal of appointment

the senior Japanese members to Shanghai Municipal Police Force.

The Shangtini Municipal Council, it is stated, is now considering the Japanere demands. In view of the large number of senior Japanese police ofleers appointed recently, it is believed in many quarters that no further appointments will be made in the immediate fulure-Central News.

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Last Will Of Pope Pius Is Revealed

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