1939-06-07 — Page 29

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New Crisis In Tientsin

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will investigate the case with great care and will surrender to the Japanese any Chinese who is actually found to be guilty of crime.

Others, it is asserted, will be ex- pelled from the Concession.

Terrorists arrested with bombs u their possession will be turned over to the Japanese.

In the case of the murder of a pro-Japanese official, concerning which the Japanese demands to the Brlikh authorities were made, the evidence ngatost the Chinese detained WIN *nol conclusive Frans-Ocean,

Text Of Reply TIENTSIN, June 6-The written reply which the British Consul- General, Mr. Jamieson, Index to the Japanese Consul-Generat, Mr. Tashiro, yesterday in regard tu

for request

four alleged handing

the

Japanese

o! over

the

* criminals responsible for the murder

of Mr. Teng Hsi-keng, consists of four points, according to authoritative! quarters,

The British note says:

JAPANESE

RECRUIT

ARMY OF RUSSIANS IN CHINA

(Continued from Pape 1.)

used methods

and aver right to mods of intimidation

A similar procedure is understood to be contemplated for Shanghal, but as yet no conerete signs of the introduction of such methods have been discovered in the International Settlement or French Concession.

FACTORIES PROBLEM Bayoneting Of

Unauthorised Structures

In Kowloon City

Reference to the growth of un- authorised factories and structures

for living purposes in the Kowloon

Briton

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City area were made by Mr, R. R. Todd, Chairman, at the meeting of said: "I do not see any indications! the Urban Council yesterday,

What prompted the references was an application for a food preserving

to

Courmet licence

manufacture Powder in the premises on Lot No. 753, S.D. 1, Sheung Sha Po, Kowloon

that Mr. Tinkler will be handed over to the British authorities yet-United Press.

This Is The Japanese Version!

SHANGHAL, June 6.-Mr. Miura, the Japanese Consul-General nt Shanghai, called on Mr. Herbert

Oath Of Loyalty Recently all members of theCity. Russian "volunteers" were made to Mr. Todd said it had been first de-Phillips, the British Consul-General, swear an oath of loyalty to the cided to reject the application, but at 5 pm. and filed a vigorous verbal Japanese,

specifically

pledging further recommendations were made protest regarding the Tinkler affair, themselves to "assist" The Japanese In their "prospective fight against the architect on behalf of the up-"reserving the right for further de-

plicants and the application was re-mands to the British authorities." ferred to the Health Omeer and then It is understood that the British

Consal-General promised to finally to the Select Commitice,

the . S. 8. R."

is

when such a "prospective fight"

No detalls have been given us to to come, if at all. The answer to all aquiries for clucidation on this will know point has been. "You when you are culted up."--Renter,

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Mr. Todd referred to conditions in steps after investigation.

Mr. Tinkler was held in "protective the Kowloon City district and de- scribed the Increase of unauthorised custody" by the Japanese naval houses as landing party's Pooting battalion factories and dwelling amazing. If something was not done headquarters. about it, he said, there would be a He was not arrested but was not tremendous problem to clear up. allowed to see outsiders for the lime

"They can be seen growing up being everyday," said Mr. Tood, adding When disarmed, Tinkler is alleged that he felt that the Council could not encourage the conditions in Kow-to have jumped at the sailor, where- Joon City by granting permission for upon another sailor hit him with the butt of his rifle but did not seriously the applicant, who had put up the injure him."

The Briton was able to walk from structure and then applied for per mission to use it.

The Council unanimously refused the works to the Japanese battalion

headquarters.--Domei. the application.

Other

follows,lications refused were esi

house licence for 25A, Pokfulam Village, ground floor; milk shop

licence for 385, Laichikok Roud, ground flour; for a food shop (fruit) license for 228, Laichikok Road, ground floor.

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Japan And Europe

BRITAIN WELCOMES ATTITUDE

London, June 8. Tokyo dispatches ludicating that Japan is unwilling to make further commitments to Europe unless the Soviets are involved, and refusing to promise military assistance to the axis, were favourably received here to-day,

However, there are indications that the Japanese military groups are making vigorous efforts to bring. Japan into closer line with Germany and Italy.

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0.21 (n) Hello, My Darling: (b) What goes on here in my Heart; (c) Sailing at Midnight; (d) Madhouse.

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6.44 (a) Song of the Islands; (b) On the Beach at Walkiki; (c) Hawai- Ian Memorien; (d) Don't say Aloba. 7.0 Closing local Stock Quotations. 7.02 Marck Weber and Ils Ox- chestra.

Spring's Delight-March-inter- (About); Menuelt No. 1 The Japanese Military Attache at (Paderewski); Coeur Drise (Gillet):

(Lange, a Op. 39 Rome, Brigadier General Arisue, Blumenlied, known as an enthusiastic devotee to Blothgen): Luna Waltz (Lincke); Of Sumatra (Jessel): the axls policy, will shortly go to The Coolies Tokyo on what is reported to be an The Caraven (Characteristic Sketch arr. Leopold); Falthful attempt to reorganise the movement-Bayer, in favour of full fledged Japan-Jumping Jack (Heykens); Standchen:

the (Heykens). alliance in German military light of the impending tripartite :

"Should Have Been Shot On Spot" SHANGHAI, June 7.-The amazing statement that Tinkler should have been shot and killed on the spot was made by a spokesman of the Japanese alliance, Embassy in Shanghat this morning.

"Tinkler's actions constituted a de- liberate insult to Japan," he declared. "I am surprised that the man was not shot and killed on the spot.

"It was only naturai that he should been manhatidled by the

naval

The following are leences granted by the Council bes tween May 23 and June 5 inclusive.- Food Factories (2), Food preserving establishments (1), Bakehouses (1), Milk shops (1), Laundries (1), Offen- sive Trudes (1), Ealing Houses (4), Restaurants (2). Total: 13.

Members of the Council at

the have meeting were: Mr. R. R. Todd Japanese (Chairman), Hon. Dr. P. S. Selwyn Press. Clarke (Vice-Chairman), Hon. Mr. W. J. Carrie, Mr. F. C. Hall, Dr. R. A. de 757/75 Castro Basto, Dr. S. N. Chau, Hon, 759/25 Mr. W. N. T. Tum, Mr. B. Wong 704/761 Tape. Mr. Tang Shiu-kin, Mr. C. Champkin, Mr. C. J. Roc (Secretary), 26,090,000 bushels Mr. Im Ping-tsoung (Asst., Seere

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Japanese officials have met in con- ference this morning to Conline dise cussion on the British reply.

The Japanese authorities attach' the greatest Importance to the first!

British which the with point,

The authorities declined to comply. Japanese have no knowledge of the alleged Chief of Staff of the Ninth Route Army, while the third and fourth points are subsidiary in Im- portance to the first point.

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KUNMING, June 6.--Mr. Nelson

Shale Oil To Be Produced

CANBERRA, Australia. Employment is to be given to 3,500 T. Johnson, American Ambassador to the time-Hmt for the China, is expected to arrive here persons within the next 12 months British reply expires at noon to- from Hanoi by express to-morrow. in the production of shale oil in the day, it is belleved that the Japan-Mr. Johnson with probably stay here heart of the almost impremable Blue produced ese authorities will manifest teir for only two days, after which, he will Mountains. The gasoline

Chungking Central will be pumped down for a distance attitude concerning the British proceed

News.

of more than 100 miles. counter communication.-Domel.

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The Berlin Attache, Kawabe, may join General Arisue in London for consullations with the London Attache, Col. Suganami.

7.30 London Relay-At The Black Dog.

Mr. Wilkes at home in his own bar- parlour

8.0 Time, Weather and Announce- ments.

8.01 London Relay The Royal Navy."

Talks by serving offlcers and men, Licut-Commander

Woodrooke, RN,

It is revealed that British economic assistance to China is dogging. It is learned that China has thus far used

of £3,000,000 300 forries out of a tot granted. This is in contrast to the Bank Export-Import $25,000,000 credits in the United States, most of which has been utilised,

patrol."-United only £288,000 for the purchase red by

Tinkler Was War Veteran SHANGHAI, June 7.--The late Mr. Tinkler

from Grange-Over- Sandes. He served with the Royal Before establishing further promis Fusiliers during the Great War, and ed credits to China, Great Britain received the D.C.M. for bravery on insists on a Bank of China guarantee. the Western Front.--United-Press-United-Press...:

Bayonet In Abdomen

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Konoye Worried

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8.30 The Itoyal Naval Singers, Who Sails With Drake (Candish); Wet Sheet And A Flowing Se (Lloyd): Songs Of The Sea (arr. Terry): Intro: Whisky Johnny: Sally Brown; Let the Bulgine Run: Blow My Bully Boys: Billy Boy: Jolmay Come Down to Hilo: Blow the Man Down; Rio Grande....cond. by C. T.

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8.45 The B.B.C. Wireless Miltary Band

Vanity Fair-Overture (Fletcher); SHANGHAI, June 7.

Tokyo, June G.

(Friedemann- "Mr. Tinkler underwent an

The Cabinet approved the Inner Slavonic Rhapsody

Winterbottom)....cond. by B. successful abdominal operation.

Walton O'Donnell. It is revealed that he suffered from Japanese policy designed to deal with! three stab wounds, one in the abdo- the European situation arising from between the men, one in the head and one in the the increased rivalry

Points of view by travellers from leg, believed to be the result of bayo-Totalitarian and Democratic states.

9.15 London Relay-The News. However, the new policy is still un- the Duminions and Colonies.

9.30 Mark Hambourg at the Plano, neting.

The chief of the Franciscan Order announced.

On Wings Of Song (Mendelssohn); of Sisters states that two German

Attention is centered on the alleg the conducted sisters and two Japanese surgeons and two ed statement by Prince Konoye and Ruinery March (Liszt); Au Bord Franciscan

issued by the Asahi Shimbun, in D'Une Source (Liszt); Rhapsody No.

In 3 C Major (Dolinanyi). operation, with three armed Japanese which the former Premier express-

9.45 London Relay Sports News! Japan's Krent concern sentries outside the Japanese

visited and Market Notes. waiting room-United Press.

European policy. Kanoye Prince Kiminochi Saionji yesterday regarding the policy. The Ass says is Konoye said he is retaining his post-

time being.'

British To Protest SHANGHAL Junc

Consul's

7.- IL

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GYLT

understood that the British authe-tion as Minister Without Portfolio

rities are protesting to the Japan-"at least for the ese regarding Mr. Tinkler's death. United Press.

protest of the The final form probably will not be decided until after the inquest-Reuter.

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Pearl River Is Closed Again

9.50 A Request Programme (C118-' the Barber Of Seville”—Overture

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Plano Yehudi Menuhin (Violin) with necomp. by Arthur Balsam; Polonaise No. In A Fint Major, Op.

Arthur Rubinstein) (Chopin) (Piano): Within These Sacred Walls The Magic Flute-Mozart). Ivar

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Japanese Statement SHANGHAI, June 7-Tire matter | constitutes a very serious affair be Cause it was a wilful affront offered against the Japanese Navy, declares 0. statement issued by the Japanese Consul-General this morning in con- neetion with the "Tinkler incident."

The statement says: "It is not to be taken as a case in which a Briton dirteted his revolver.at a Japanese but as lawless conduct against officers

British steamer Fatahan will not be Sean (Bass) with Orchnetent of the Japanese Navy in uniform.

"Japanese bluejackets mounted June 8, as agreed upon by the Japan Waller; Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring allowed to proceed. to Hongkong one orchestra cond. by Bruno! guard in the British-owned Lunchonglese in writing. Cotton Mill at Pooting in accordance with the arrangements made between

Canton, June

Consul-

Mr. Okazaki, Japanese General, has omelully stated that the

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Vienna Philhar-

(Bach, arr. Sir Hugh Allen)....

World Called "Madhouse"

The Consul-General sald the reason Choir Of The Temple Church, Lon the Japanese authorities and the Brt for this is that the British authori- don, cond. by G. Tholben-Bail with

11.0 Close down. Ush Consulate General following the lies are not respecting the spirit and Oboc obbligato by Leon Goossens. outbreak of a labour dispute at the letter of the memorandum concluded between the British Consul-General British and end of May.

and himself whereby "On Tuesday morning a riot broke Japanese steamers were allowed up the and down the Pearl River provided out between the strikera and

are corried. The strike-breakers in the plant and the passengers only Japanese landing party fld Its Brush authorities now state that a Japanese steamer chartered by the utmost to quash the disturbances.

Jupateso. Government is only allowed "One of the Britons employed in to carry Japanese army and navy the plant, however, levelled his re-men and Chinese ometals. volver in na arrogant attitude against the Japanese marines including the battalion commander company com- that if the British authorities do not University told the annual conven- respect the memorandum, the Japan-lion of the American Association for }mander and, squid lender.

es will stop British. shipping on the Health and Physical Education that

the United States is engaged in A Uno Briton finally ared a shot Pearl River,

Interviewed on this matter, the Bri-race between institutions of learning and mental institutions. Approxi- at the Japanese officer, a Japanese bluejacket acted to check the affront tish Consul-General, Mr. P mot mately the same number of people Jon his superior..

merely commented that he did The pallor's notion was a measure ngree to any way with the above went into asylums last yong as were of self-defence, and he beat the re- version but that he had referred the graduated from colleges. He charac

elvilized madhouwe. volver from the Briton and struckets to the higher-Brillah authori-; terized the world of to-day mea him down Domei

Mr. Okazaki concluded by stating

Ities-Reuter,

San Francisco. Prot, Jay B. Nosh of New York

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