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Cold Blooded Killing May Have Grave

Grave Repercussions BRITON SAVAGELY MURDERED

BY JAPANESE AT

Bayoneted Twice and

Hit Over Head With

Butt of Rifle

Special to "Telegraph"

(Copyright, Telecommunications Ordinance, 1936, by "United Preas" Association Received 7.20 a.m., Published 10.20 a.m.).

THERE WAS a dramatic sequel ear- ly this morning to yesterday's Pootung strike fracas, which may have very wide and serious repercussions.

Mr. R. M. Tinkler, a Briton, who, it is

· alleged, fired at a Japanese officer and threatened others with his revolver, died at 5.30 this morning after having his head split with the butt end of a rifle, and suffering from bayonet stabs in the abdomen.

According to "United Press," Mr. Tinkler died in hospital after an unsuccessful emergency operation.

FIGHT FOR LIFE

An earlier "Reuter" report issued last night from Shanghai stated that Japanese authorities, escorted by a British official, brought Mr. Tinkler across the river at 11 p.m. and rushed him to a waiting ambulance in which he was taken to the General Hospital in the Japanese- occupied Hongkew district in the International Settle- ment.

Two German and two Japanese naval surgeons, helped by two French Franciscan sisters, began an emergency operation, which was still in progress after midnight.

SENTRIES GUARD BODY

Three armed Japanese sentries were posted outside the door of the operating theatre.

Tinkler was not shot, but was suffering from a rifle. butt wound to his head, three stabs in the abdomen, and an injury to his foot.

Messages from "Dome!" yes- terday said that Tinkler was

Before it was known that Tinidler had been murdered, a British Vice- Consul, Mr. J. M. Ford, accompanied arrested by the Japanese at the Japanese. Vice-Consul to Nojl to British-owned China Printing obtain first hand-information in con-.

Company at nection with the incident. and Finishing

FLIGHT TO MARS

ENDS IN OCEAN!

POOTUNG

BOSTON, June 6.-A student pilot named Cheston L Esholman, aged 25, from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, who said his destination was "Mars", pancaked his plane into the Atlantic Ocean and was rescued by the trawler Villanova to-day.

He had only eight hours solo flying time to his credit, but hopped off in a rented plane from Camden, New Jersey, last night, after which nothing was heard of him.

When he was asked where ho was going he replied "My destination was Mars, but I reached the salty brine first".—— United Press.

THIS EXCLUSIVE photograph was taken in Des Voeux Road

during the height of the gun duel between a Chinoso detective- and gangsters on Monday. A wounded gangster can be seen lying in the entrance to the lane, whilst in the foreground a pedestrian is running to escape the flying bullets. The photographor crouched behind a stono pillar in order to take this remarkable picturo.

EIRE'S TREASON CODE TO APPLY THIS WEEK

DUBLIN, June 6., incident started when EIRE'S special code to deal with treason was completed to-

Pootung after he had fired a A Japanese spokesman later said pistol at a Japanese naval that the

officer. It was also alloged that Chinese workers were approaching day when the Dall passed the Offences Against the State bin

Strikers, armed with clubs, started as amended by the Senate.

he had intimidated two other the mill. officers, and that after he had been disarmed, he continued to resist arrest.

The official Japanese naval version admitted that Tinkler had been hit over the head with a rifle.

The bill becomes law in five days, Russell had been arrested on orders It provides wide powers to deal from Washington.

a riot and Japanese blue-jackets near the scene began to quell the night, rounding up the Chinese, whom they marched through the mill property to with sedition or activities of subver-

Japanese headquarters.

sive organisations. the

Some fifteen strikers broke away and rushed in the direction of the

plant.

power

..

Special civil courts, without jurles, or military courts can be set up and At the same Ume some Britons, powers to intern: persons or to ban three armed with revolvers, came out. organisations are also included, Japanese Effrontery

While part of the sqund of blue-

There is much speculation whether Jackets aped after the fleeing strikers, the Irish Republican Army will be SHANGHAI, June 7-While Tinkler approached four Japanese banned as the action of this body Inst Mr. H. M. Tinkler lay dying in sailors

guarding the remaining

December led to the introduction..of a Japanese hospital in Footung,, Chinese, and demanded that they the bill and the sister bill dealing the Japanese Consul, Y. Miura, tum the Chinese over to officials with treason, which is now law.- was calling on Sir Herbert of the mill.

refused, Tinker, When the sailors. Phillips, the British Consul according to the Japanesa story, fred General, to "lödge-a" vigorous a shot towards the sailors. He then protest regarding the Tinkler attempted to wrest a ride from one incident."

Reuter Special.

LR.A. Chief Arrested: DETROIT, June 8-Sean Russell,

A fortnight ago, when in San Francisco, Russell declared that a "state of war exists between Ireland and Britain."

STOWAWAY HELD BY POLICE

ESCAPED FROM FOREIGN LEGION

FOR SIX years Papp Siendar, a 27-year-old Hungarian, who professes to speak nothing but French, has been in the French Foreign Legion in Indo-China.

OATH OF LOYALTY TO JAPAN!

Japanese Recruit Army

Every day of those six long years his resentment increased against the strict Legion discipline, with its routine on the barrack square, its long and weary- ing route marches, and its work on roads.

Of Russians In Chinaly Legionaire Sien-

SHANGHAI, June 7.

A VERITABLE army of White Russian refugees, thousands of whom fled to China 'during the Russian Revolution and are still living there, is at present being organised by the Japanese In the areas of China under Japanese control.

It is estimated that the num- ber of White Russians at present living in the occupied areas, or in Settlements and Concessions surrounded by the Japanese, totals approximately 33,000, twenty-five thousand of whom are in Shanghai.

The Japanese began their campaign by starting a "special"volunteer corps of White Russians in Tsingtao. All male Russians between 18 and 55 were invited to carol,

Recruiting did not at first proceed very speedily and the Russians were informed that unless they "volun- teered" It would be "dimeult" for them to continue residing in Tsing- Lao,

A number of Russians disappeared after this warning and to-day it is stated that the "volunteers" in Taing tao are almost 100 per cent. repre- sentative.

The example of this "volunteer" force was quickly followed in other towns under Japanese occupation, similar forces being raised in Hankow and Tientsin.

Concession Recruiting

BRITAIN REJECTS DEMAND

A

Tense Situation In Tientsin

TIENTSIN. June 7. CRITICAL situation is likely to develop in Tientsin

dar decided to desert.

After a considerable amount

of subterfuge and plenty of narrow escapes from detection, Siendar managed to smuggle himself aboard the Jardine steamer Wingsang at Haiphong. Stowing himself away, he sue-. ceeded in evading discovery until the ship had sailed, and then his luck deserted him.

Observed Aboard'

He was found and hauled before the captain, who wasn't the least, bit pleased. The skipper endeavoured to persuade the pilot to take the deserter back to Haiphong, but this suggestion was turned down, and the

Wingsang had to bring the

SVILN

stowaway to Hongkong.

This

Blendar morning charged before Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy with A breach of the passport regulations and with being stowaway. Sergt. Wheeler said the Wing-

to-day, when the Japanese ulting arrived here with Slendar yesterday. The defandant had matum to the British Concession deserted from the Franch Foreign authorities expires.

It is revealed that the British i authorities have completely reject- ed the Japanese demands for the surrender of the alleged murderer of Tong Hal-kong, the Chinese cus- toms superintendent and chief of tho Tientsin branch of the

Де Japanese-controlled Federal serve Bank.

The Japanese have even extended

The alleged killer was arrested by their net into the British and French the British authorities and is now Concessions in Tientsin, "advising" held in the British concession. the Russians there to join up.

It

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pre-

A Japanese ultimatum was is reported that

of sented on Saturday, demanding the Russians have been sent into the surrender of the man before noon Concessions to report on the activit-to-day. les of their compatriots who refuse to join the "volunteers" and in cer- tain instances these gangs are nown PLEASE Turn To Pago 5.

Japan's Pearl

A week earlier he was quoted at the ordered the recent bomb outrages in Los Angeles, with saying that he England United Press,

Independent Action

The Japanese ultimatum 'added

LATEST

Shanghai Market Crash

SHANGHAI, June 7-The Shang-

Chinese currency has

that if the demand was not complied hal market has become utterly đó. with by noon to-day, independent moralised action would be taken by the Japan-crashed to a new low level of 7340, representing a drop of one penny ese military authorities.

ince yesterday. The U.S. rate has The Japanese authorities aro understood to be completely dissatis dropped from 10-13/22 to 14-1/8--- fed with the Brish reply to the United Press.

River Threat Japanese request for extradition.

New Tie-Up Of

British Ships

CANTON, June 7-As a result of

disagreement between the Barding shipping on the Pearl River, Japanese and British authorities re- the O.SK, steamer Oke Maru, which is under. charter. to the Japaneso Government and which was due in Flangkong this morning,' bas'

heen diverted to Macao,

After the British Consul General, Mr. Jamieson, handed the British

reply to the Japanese Consul-

General, Mr. Tashiro, at 3 p.m. yesterday, the Japanese authorities mat in conference to discuss the communication.

It is understool that the con- to proceed ference has decided with the original Japanese polley for the settlement of the sliuatiost by independent action-Domol.

Chinese Protast

See Back Pago For,

Further, Lato" Nows

LONDON, June 6.. Legion and had stowed away on the The Chinese Ambassader in Lon-Wingsong. The pilot at Halphong protest to the had refused to take the man back to

It is learned in well-informed cir-don has handed a

Tho Magistrate committed Slendar

New Bill Aids Man On Land

tles that one of the reasons for the Foreign Office regarding the altitude the port. Siendar arrived in the LONDON, June 0-The Agricul-disagreement was that the Japanese of the British Government towards Colony with $60 in his pocket,

FO twice the Japanese demand for the surren intended to Inaugurate tural Development Bill was published weekly passenger service between der Chinese terrorists who have to the House of Detention until an to-night

It aims at securing formers against Canton and Hongkong, of them and also - slapped--another the Irish Republican Army chief, who low prices for pats, barley and sheep:/ Ing British, ships, to procentow-| been arrested by the British authori→j expulsion order. was made against was arrested by Federal agents, is encouraging farmers to produce good down the river only once a fortnight, era declared that the latest pro- [Blendar who claimed he could only: *The incident must be regarded "ABI Was A former Inspector of the Immigration cell, charged with enter-dence in agriculture, and; assisting Macño, is making its first voyage tortnéd circles here state that the spent aix years in the Foreign Legion ·

A Japanese spokesman declared: challenge against Japanese authority, and consequently, as an extremely serious maticí.

The

ortuguese steamer

sallor,

up and ties

Tientsin.

Afièr

court proceedings, arrived yesterday test was lodged on instructions from speak French, Indicated that he had Mr. Tinkler was aged 45 years and still being field incommunicado in an which the public want, restoring con Cheong.

Generalissime Chiang Kai-shek.

[and that he became 'weary of the Municipal Police,

ing the United States with an im-national défence.

The bill was given a first reading since the Japanese occupation The Japanese spokesman Ironically proper passport

in the House of Commons-leuter Canton. It is to be allowed to main British authorities in the Far East conunual road digging which the PLEASE Tum To Page 5. Legion was called upon to perform. PLEASE Turn To Pago 5.

tain weekly sailings-Router. Immigration

said that Special; officials

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