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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

CHURCHILL SEES N.Z. PLANES

EUROPEAN

FLARE

(Continued from Page 1)

strongly the feeling of resentment, of

very strong resentment, in this coun- try and the British Empire. Japan! must not go too far in this matter, because there is a point at which we may not be able to hold out any longer.".

OFFERED

Dominion Plans In

Time Of War

June 29, 1939.

of

BRITAIN REPLIES

(Continued from Page 6.)

position. If only mutual confidence and stoodwill can be, established.

Tho

consistent desiro Ilia Majesty's Government, far from being the promotion of war with Germany, is to establish Anglo- German relatious on a baste of mutual recognition of the needs of both countries, consistently with regard for the rights of other nations.

The main object of the nuval

LONDON, June 20-in the Hhuse: of Commons to-day, Sir Kingsley Vacount Halifax said ho had Wood, Minister for Air, announced ever present in his mind the feel-that New Zealand has agreed to the

incidents Ing which the

under establishment of a new airplane agreement was to Introduce an notice must particularly have! factory in the dominion and also lo Aroused among British residents in increase training facilities for aviators, element of stabilty and to avoid un- | necessary competition in armaments, China, especially those upon whom enabling New Zealand to send Britain Hence the agreement contained no

1,300 the principal burden has fallen.

fully trained pilots and other provision for unilateral denunciation They had, in

In their

dit-nying personnel annually in war but clearly contemplated termination particularly

of time. fleult circumstances, the country. This will be a most valuable sultation,

or modification only by mutual con- whole people of this

He assured Lord Elibank, that histribution to Imperial defence", zald

The agreement of 1935 was ex- observations would be duly noted, Sir Kingsley.

preasly stated to be permanent. The and he was sure Lord Ellbank would In his statement regarding new only provision, apart from the special have the same confidence as he in constructions, Mr. Chamberlain told ease of submarines walch it was con- the British representatives at remember, who had asked whether was the violent disturbance of the Commander Fletcher, the Labour, templated might entail modification, to see that these considerations Britain is in touch with the hends of general equilibrium of naval arma- properly bome In-mind-Reuter,-

the Baltic States:

ments, and even then modification In touch with the French would only take place in consultation Government, but I cannot say we are with His Majesty's Goverment. LONDON, June 28-Dr. Welling-in touch with the heads of the Baltic ion Koo, delivering the Cobden countries," the Prime Minister said, Memorial lecture to the Royal Society United Press.

Open Door Closed.

In London to-day, said that not only had Chinn's sovereignty been ex- croached upon, but Inevitably, with this encroachment "agrant acts of contravention of the principle the

of the

Open Door have taken principalj

It seemed to be one objects of Japanese polley in China to undermine and destroy the prin ciple of equal opportunity which had proved to be, for nearly half u century, the stabilising Influence in the relations between China and the "The Japanese Government has revealed more and more clearly its real intentions. The object sought to be obtained is evidently the total

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prevented from falling to the sea be- low by the tree.

Unilatoral Action

The German Government do not maintain that such a condition, in fact exists. Still less have they invited His Majesty's Government to examine the situation before taking their action

The memorandum states that past forecasts of strength which is Majesty's Government made to Ger- many were given solely for the pur- pose of supplementing the provisions of the 1935 agreement.

European's Promptitudo Mr. Inglis, of th Hume Pipe

the accident, Pany, witnessed rushed quickly to the scene.

Ic assisted in dragging Men. If Germany contemplates negotia- ilon of another agreement, His Lawrence from the bus,

No further forecasts will be neces- Com-sary, since they were designed merely and to allow Germany to make full use

of her 1935 quofa.

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elimination from China of the rights Hen left arm was so badly gashed Majesty's Government would be glad

of the "BIGGER & BETTER THAN EVER”

American Interests

and Interests which other Powers by the glass that the arteries were to receive some indication

scope and purpose which the German have acquired under treaties with severed.

applied Mr. Inglis promily

a Government would consider appro- China,"

The Largest Stage Attraction Ever Brought fonniquet and then drove Ms. Law-priate to such an agreement.

Particularly, Ills Majesty's on in Govern- rence into Kowloon, where she was Dr. Koo said that American com-at once admitted to the Kowloon ment desire to know

7 to the EAST ! mercial interests in China in the Hospital for an immediate operation, the German view, discussions should territory now under Japanese mlll- It was reported this morning that take place, secondly, how the German Opening with AN ALL AMERICAN REVUE fury occupation were becoming more she was progressing as well as could Government would propose to ensure precarious

day.

Whatever be expected. She owes her life to that any action in the shape of de- In nunciation or modification of a new Assurances Japan may have given as the promptness of Mr. Inglis

every

to her intention respecting the open applying the torniquet, without agreement during the term of its door policy in Chinu, it is an obvious which she would probably have bled validity should carry the consent of truth that the remains of the door

both parties-Reuter. death. to are kept open not for the entry ot

The bus was badly smashed in the foreign interests, but only for their collision with the free, which very Dr. Koo warned his listeners that fortunately did not snap under the It Japan should ever be able to lay

Mrs. Lawrence resided with her

exit.

impact.

- Gorman Annoyance BERLIN, June 28-First reactions

of the German press to the British memorandum on the defunct Anglo-

the newspapers are not disposed to

ker hands upon the whole of China, husband at Casile Peak, and was German naval agreement shows that and thus obtain control of her im- coming into Kewloon when the ac mense man-power, her great possi- eldent occurred. Mr. Lawrence houses, and her mineral and agricul-attached to the P.V.D.

bilities as a market, ber vast store-

tural wealth, it was certain she would, "convert these limitless and in- valuable assets of power and strength

formidable means and

stru

int

INSPECTOR

DROPS DEAD

is

Card the memorandum as "that con- tribution of goodwill and confidence that would be necessary in order to begin

conversations." To

newspapers take the stand- point that on April 28 the Fuehrer again opened the door to clarifico- ments of domination and conquest."

tlon and the removal of accumulated The subject of Dr. Koo's address

misunderstandings and mistrust, Sub-Inspector H. G. Baker drop whereas the British readiness to was "The Open Door and World Peace." The address was delivered cd dead at the Police Training Schoolnet

shortly after 9 o'clock this morning, accept this offer is only expressed in before ព

of police an incidental sentence in the midst class gathering with Lord Lytton

of technical discussions. Dr. Koo said that the open door

The door students, a necessary corollary to the modern conception

Hongkong Police Force in 1825, was, of colonial respon- sibility as a trust. In the Far East sitting in his chair in front of the the chief issue. No clear answer is it has come to be recognised as a

ast class when we was seen to sway

He continued swaying for

was

large and breeding. Whilst taking

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about

given to the German assertion that the naval agreement was intended fundamental principle of relations, thirty seconds and then fell to the to be a marliime expression for a clear not only between China and the ground. When police officers rushed delimitation of spheres of interests to foreign Powers, but between the

both partners, and this clear delimi- to pick him up he was dead,

Sub-Inspector Baker is survivedtation has been violated by the British by a wife, said to be in England, and policy of encirclement-Trans-Occan. LONDON, June 20-Speaking in two sons, who are at school in Hong

mendations for his work in 1926" ho House of Commons-to-day, Mr.-R. kong- A. Butler said that urgent instructions lle arrived in the Colony in 1025 1931, 1934 and 1938. had been sent to Sir Robert Craigie and was promoted lance sergeant in He served with the British Army to press for an early reply to the the following year. He became a during the Great War, and was awrd- British Protest with

on actinged the Military Medal and Military regard to the police sergeant in 1920, death of Mr. Tinkler at Tootung.

sub-Inspector in 1835, the latter ap- Cross. At the time of his death he

bring confirmed asked pointinent

in was on the Regular Reserve

Officers.

M

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Noel Baker (Labour)

Iment at 5 p.m. to-day.

HANKOW

of

the Government to consider effective September of the same year. measures to stop Japanese trade in During his career with the Hong- The funeral will pass the Monu- British territory, but Mr. Butler kong Police Force he received com counselled Mr. Baker to await a reply

In this particular case. He said that i

he whole facts in this deplorable case had been presented to the| Japanese Government-Reuter."

TALKS IN TOKYO

(Continued from Page 1.)

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