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No. 15901 四拜禮 ·號十月八英港香

THURSDAY, AUGUST

10, 1939. 日五廿月六

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Moribund Tokyo Negotiations: Critical Decision

JAPAN TO BUILD WALK-OUT THREATENED BY

TANGKU HARBOUR

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

PEIPING, Aug. 16 (Domei).-Dwarfing all existing ports in North China, a new harbour will be constructed at Tangku, the gateway to North China from the sea, at a total cost of 150,000,000 Yen, according to an announcé- ment by the North China Development Company to-day.

A provisional harbour con- struction office will be opened at

TRANSPORT Peiping on August 13 with

IN CHINA

Dr. Takanishi of the Japanese Ministry of Home Affairs as the director.

A branch office to take charge of the construction work will be

Big U.S. Project established at Tangku,

Revealed

SPECIAL TO THE."TELEGRAPH"

Company.

The Arst stage in the projected harunur construction will be.com- pleted by 1042, at a cost of 75,000,- 000 yen, which will be accommodated CHICAGO, Aug. 9 (UP) by the North China Development The Chicago Journal of Com- merce reports that the Keeshin the port of Tangku, situated at the Upon completion of the Arst stage, Freight Lines Incorporated, a estuary of the Peiho River, will be Chicago motor trucking firm, has capable of disposing of 7,300,000 tons contracted with the Chinese Gov. of cargoes annually. ernment to introduce America's

high speed motor transportation MAY CALL

to China.

One of the Company's chief execu- tives, Mr. J. L. Keesliin, declined to make any comment on the report.

COMMONS

The Journal ako slates that the Premier And Situation

(Trans-

Univerzal Trading Corporation, which was organised to handle the US$25,- 000,000 credt China obtained from the

On Continent United States several months ago, is reported

LONDON, Aug. 9 have ordered 0,000 American trucks to replace the rail-Ocean).The Political Corres- way facilities

the pondent of the London "Star": Japanese.

expresnes the belief this after-

n

to

captured by

JAPAN'S MILITARY

MIRACLE BABY

STILL LIVES

MANILA, Aug. 10 (UP)— The baby born with its heart exposed in a cavity in its broast has completed its third day of life, with its condition unchanged.

Physicians and surgeons are still in consultation on the phenomena.

The father of the child to- day announced that he has rejected a local sport's pro- moters offer of $10,000 to

Below are two stories, special to the ***Telegraph”, of what is happening in North China to-day. In an exclusive interview, Mr. H. M. Anderson, the Canadian who refused to strip at the Tientsin barriers, tells of his reasons for defying the Japanese. Baptist missionaries who have evacuated Hsinghow also tell of their experiences in exclusive interviews.

"RED FLAG

oxhibit the baby in New York TO A BULL'

at the World's Fair.

. Medical authoritics arc planning to make a film record of the infants heart's action, but the leading medical av- thorities have a divided opin- ion on the feasibility of such an operation.

THREAT TO YUGO-SLAVIA Italians, Gormans Mass Troops

It is understood that Mr. Maurice noon that the Prime Minister, Sheehan, Vice-President of the Mr. Neville Chamberlain, will LONDON, Aug. 10 (Reuter). Keeshin Lines, is leaving for China re-summon Parliament in the-Reports from the Yugo-Slay by Clipper on August 16, to make:

survey of Chinese highway near future to present a state-frontier arouse fears that Yugo- transportation problems.

ment on the international situa-Slavin is to be the centre of the Reports From New Yoric state that

tion.

next European crisis, writes the the Vice-President of the Universal The Correspondent adds that a new special correspondent of the Trading Corporation has confirmed and decisive stage has been reached News-Chronicle" that "everal thousand American in the negotiations in Moscow between trucks have been purchased and that Soviet Itussla, France and Great

pd."

the purchase of more is contemplat- Britain, with the return to London of Mr. William Strang, the foreign expert He added that definite plans for

and technical adviser.

It motor transportation in China have dificulties which have held up the hoped in London that the not yet been made, but that Mr. political side of the Moscow negotin- Sheehan will make prellmilnary tions will have been removed before survey and report to the Chinese the military laiks now under-way Government.

conclude in about a fortnight.

By this time the Premier will have returned to London from his vacation in Scotland.

Death Crash In "Safest Plane" PEACE WITHIN

MR. P

NESBITT

WIL-

grade.

from Bel-

He adds that it is reliably reported that Italians in Albania and Germans in the region of the Slovene borders!

Japanese Sentry's Obstinacy

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEQRAPH" TIENTSIN, Aug. 10 (UP), Mr. H. McClure Anderson, the Briton who refused

to strip for the Japanese sentries in Tientsin yesterday, to-day told the "United Press" why he defied the Japanesc.

"I was wearing the lightest of summer clothing and obviously could conceal nothing, I turned;

DOWN WITH

BRITAIN"

·Missionaries Ropel Chinese Mobs

SPECIAL TO."THE "TELEGRAPH"

PEIPING, Aug. 9 (UP).—The British Baptist

evacuees from Hsinghow, Mrs. J. Lewis, Miss E. E. Chapel and Mr. and Mrs. II. Hayward all of whom come from London, to-day told the "United Press" that they had evacuated because the Japanese army authorities had notified them that "we are unable to guarantee you WH not be kllled."

LEADERS

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

TOKYO, Aug. 10(Dòmei).-It is authoritatively learned that Mr. S. Kato, the chief Japanese delegate to the moribund Anglo-Japanese negotiations, interviewed the British Ambassador this morning and requested a definite state- ment of British policy regarding con- tinuance of the negotiations.

The Japanese Minister requested the British Ambassador to state whether he could interpret the British preparations as bona fide prepara- tions.

TO QUIT PARLEYS

Mr. Kato informed Sir Robert that the Japanese -military delegates from Tientsin had decided to quit the parleys and return to Tientsin carly next week.

Unless the British proposals were received before their departure, the Japanese Government would reserve to itself freedom to determine whether the conference should or should not be resumed.

The British Ambassador is;

On 31, a replied that

out my pockets, showing, I was appeared in Heinghow forbid. Great Britain had no intention BRITISH

permit,

PROTESTS

spectacles and keys. carrying only a handkerchief, my ding the Chinese to sell anything of unnecessarily delaying the to the British. On August 2, conference. He was not, how- "I cannot understand why my wife new posters appeared with the ever, in a position to say de- was not permitted to pass, os

she carried a special Japanese Consulate Words "Kill the British." They finitely whether he would

were posted on the gate and wall receive instructions

Anti-Foreign Wave she and an elderly lady were pushed

"Neither can I understand why of the British Mission.

from his home Government, The Britons notifted the Japanese.

Increasing In North from the searching shock by the authorities, but received no reply.

The interview lasted for half-an- sentries."

hour.

LONDON, Aug. 9 (UP).---The As a result of threats, the British

Increasingly Restless people dismissed their Chinese

British Foreign Office to-day ployees, after which the missionaries

instructed the British Ambas- milled and tended the Mission goats, have now been in recess for ten days, protest against the confiscation The Anglo-Japanese negotiations sader to Tokyo to lodge a strong drugged water from a 160 feet well

cm-

Had Special Permit Mr. Anderson explained that is highly suggestive manner, are massing troops and materials in a wife left the British Concession with

a special permit, for the purpose of and also kept guard on the Mission. their residence in the occupied area, military bringing their household goods from

which they had recently sold.

Anti-British Mob On August 3 an anti-British mob "When they were unable to make appeared. They beat on the Mission me strip, the sentry motioned to gute, shouted threats and threw bricks my wife to undress," Mr. Anderson at the Britons, who were standing in

the compound.

Leading political and circles in Belgrade fear that the Axis Powers will soon bring pressure to bear upon Yugo-Slavia to assure her "neutrality" in the case of war.

Yugo-Slayla would be expected, inter alia, to allow her roads and Tallways to be used for Axis military

urposes.

LABOUR RANKS fore, that, within a few weeks' terrific

convoked

for

LONDON, Aug. 10 (Trans-Ocean). LOUGHBY, young nireraft The Independent Labour Party will designer, was killed recently once more decide whether to return: when the machine which he to the fold of the Labour Party, at a claimed to be the safest of all special conference

September 17. aeroplanes, crashed. Mr. Hugh N. Olley, of Carmarthenshire,

This announcement was made yes- the pilot, was also killed,

terday after the National Council of the Party had voted in favour of Mr. Willoughby

managing union with the Labour Party. director of the Willoughby Delta The LL.P., had 12,000 members Company, and lived in Flisham Road, and is represented in the House of St. Leonards. The aeroplane, called Commons by three members--Mr. St. Francis, was bulit in the com- James Maxton, Mr. John MacGovern, pany's works at Winey. Hall an and Mr. Campbell Stephen. hour before crashing near Bicester." The ILP., was originally the left) Oxfordshire, it had left Minster wing of the Labour Party with pro- nounced pacifist leuning. In 1932 it separated from the Labour Party,

Lovell Aerodrome.

was

TEST MACHINE

Big Cholera Increase

During

It is certain that Yugo-Slayla will not agree, and it is expected, there-

which will by more dangerous moves,

Aug. 10

Dress followed

campaigns, whic

against "disloyal"

LONDON

Both

And

the "Daily "Daily Herald" diplomatie cor- pondents

report

substantial

the

movements of German troops on Moravia-Slovak frontier. The "Telegraph" adds that the units Art proceeding In southerly direction.

да

be

continued.

"She naturally refused.

When the gates appeared on the

Hayward stood by and received the verge of being broken down, Mrs. Lewis opened them, while Mr. Chinese police, who participated in than

the demonstration.

sular permit affected the sentry like "It seems that the Japanese Con- red flag to a bull. "He gave us assistance.

Informed quarters

understand

that the Japanese military delegates of the British-owned anthracite are becoming increasingly restless mines in Honan, and to remind at the delay, and have decided to the Japanese of their under- break off the conversations and re-taking, which was assumed In turn to Tientsin.

insist. it is believed, that the venue order in the occupied areas.

If they take this action, they will the Tokyo formula, to preservo

of future talks becomes Tientsin and It is expected that France and not Tokyo.

Belgium will take similar views with the mines regard to the shares in There are indications that the held by their nationals. situation will reach a decisive stage It has been stated here that this is within the next 48 hours.

the first time the Japanese have at- The chief Japanese military delempted to seize Brilish property in The police said they were seeking on the Director of the

legate, Major General Muto, called China. are difficulties because the sentry certain Chinese, but

Lord Halifax has returned to Lon~ when they Bureau, Mr. Kurihara, at the Foreign ton and hus delved immediately into could obviously read Japanese. The were out of sight the mob acted bel-Once this morning, in order to dis-current affairs, notably the situation Japanese controlled Chinese police ligerently and handed Mr. Hayward cuss the situation. were not present, otherwise I could

referring to the "Perfidy of

more

trouble

"There was no question of langu-

have explained our difficulties to El from the time of the Opin

them in the Chinese language."

Mr. Anderton is nailve

#

1902.

2 a.m. Robbery In Cameron Road

The diplomatic correspondents say that pressure is being exerted on Hungary by Germany Hitler is not satisfied with Hun- gary's bare reaffirmation now and again of her friendship with the Axis.

The "Dally Herald" correspon- dent states that Ifiler's planned visit to Budapest in June had to bo abandoned

because the Hungarians flatly refused the re- quest that some thousands

of Gestapo arents should be ad- mitted to what Herr Hiler's Violation Of Border

of

Wars and

alsp

declaring, "We do not want to repeat horrors

the Boxer days, but unless

of

East Asia

in the Far East.

It is understood he is studying the Tense Atmosphere the draft of the new instructions to TOKYO, Aug 10 (Router)The Sir Robert Craigie regarding Chinese the atmosphere at yesterday's conference currency and the silver holdings in Binburgh and came to China in will be forced to do so, you leave we of the Japanese Inner Cabinet, further the Tientsin concessions.

The Britons again appealed

Idetalls of which have become known,

The United States purchases of for was described as very tense.

PLEASE Turn To Page 4. protection from both the Japanese

It is reported that General

Itaguki, that reply

movement was and in detail, the spontaneous and therefore could not on what he described as the "new army's viewpoint |be controlled.

situation in international relations." Lai Pun was charged this morningmised to do their utmost. to protect relations with Russia and Britain, and The Japanese army authorities pro- He referred particularly to Japan's before Mr. E. Himsworth at the the Britons, but at the same time they also dealt with the abrogation by the Kowloon Magistracy with larceny of warned: we are unable to guarantee United States of the one lady's handbag, containing ferry ticket, a comb, a powder com-to evacuate immediately.

you won't be killed" and urged them treaty.

11

a pair of scissors and $50 in

and Chinese officials, but received the the War Minister, stated forcefully

the

Pakong currency, the property of}

Appeal For Protection

The

Miss E. Gath of Cameron Road.

Lai was further charged with offer-

to

impossible

commercial

General Hagaki laid down in the strongest tenns the army's "immut- able policy for an immediate solution of the European problem."

LATEST

Tenedos Here From Swatow

H.M.S. Tenedos arrived in Hong- kong from Swatow this moming.

treaty port. when she departed from the northern The situation in Swatow was quiet

Passengers aboard the warship were Mr. B. Gosano, of the Hong- kong & Shanghal Banking Corpora tion, Mr. J. Ashear, and Mr. W.

Two years ago, when he was 20. Mr. Willoughby had an idea for mak- ing aying safer. He worked on de- sigas for a plane consisting of a main wing with the tallplane and: elevator carried on slide wings ex- tending backwards. He had planned

Britons then decided a long-range

ing a bribe of $10 to a constable evacuate because it was alr liner with a top

WARSAW. Aug. 0 (Touter)-A when arrested.

It is believed that the Inner Cabinet speed of 300 m.ph and room for 20

for them to, work. There was a substantial Increase in communiq announces that a mera-

will meet again during die week-end passengers.

in Hongkong ber of a German armed patrol which Lal entered the house about 2 o'clock who assisted in their packing and decision owing to the magnitude of the cholera Incidence

They evacuated on August 5, ald- to discuss the matter, Irving for the Detective-Sergeant D. Davis saldod by the Japanese army authorities, moment refrained from taking a final The St. Francis was built to prove yesterday, 20 new cases being report-crossed the Polish frontier in

the this morning by climbing up a drain-thale transportation to the structural and flying qualities of ed, 10 of which were from the isin Corridor, was wounded in a border the general design. The compound

The total number of notifications incident.

be, and left by the same way.

the railway the issues involved. Lai admitted the charges and was

station. wing arrangement was to give for the year is now, only one short safety factor muct higher than that of 450.

Poland Surprised The statement says that a patrol sentenced to six months hard labour,

Taiquan Demonstrators- of other uses.

the last 24 hours, 16 new side of the frontier and ignored the convictions for various larcenies and anti-British demonstration

He had previous of three was 300 yards on the Polish un coch charge.

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" On the way to Peiping they saw n The test machine had been lying the year's aggregate being 4,778, the Polish frontier guard.

cases of luber losis were reported, challenge and warning slot fired by iwo years' imprisonment for theyuan, where a letter had been derived here by airplane. from Pragué itself, the, trolible" on Monday deve-

DANZIG, Aug. Q one for manslaughter. He served

(UP)-Herr Beckett. regularly sice the beginning of the while there were four new cases of

at Tai-, Focrater, the Danzig, Nazi leader ar According to reports from Swatow year,

It is unofcially understood that the

intter offence. enteric fever, two of dysentery, and incident gecurred over two days ago.

livered to Britons. demanding their toeiny.

loped when the British evacuation within three days.

Consulor one each of inenings and measles.

staff ordered a crowd of hawkers and He immediately went to his private gamblers to remove from British land The Britons at Talyuan were Mr.

Mrs. H. T. Stonlak, of Bristol, residence where, it is understood, het Mr. R. Durt, from Exeter, Miss E. A. is now working on a speech he will the vicinity of the consulate, BERLIN, Aug. D (Reuter)---Herr

When the hawkers and gumblers deliver at a mas meeting at 8 pan. refused to leave and became demon- Rossiter, from Weston-super-Mare, Foerster's speech in Danzig is being

and Miss V. G. Jaques, from London on Thursday, awalled here with much interest,

strative, salfors were fanded from They said the Americans at

H.MS. Tenedos as it is considered that it will be

Taiyuan, Miss L. S. Hoch,

Common Interests of the virtually Hitler himself speaking,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9 (Reuter) Church Brethren Mission and Miss for

TOKYO, Aug 10 (Router).-It is

Hit On. Head Announcement of the formation of a Anna Zlesse of the Assemblies of God reported that the French Charge what Herr Foerster says must be

d'Agatres yesterday made representa- "Petting party robberies" just give regarded as directly, even ostenta- civilian advisory "War Resources had so far not been molested. Sheriff Carl H. Abbott a headache,lously inspired, as it follows closely in the current expansion of the forces, Board" to advise the military services

tions to the Foreign Ofee to the offest By clover flying, the pilot of a but not because he cannot catch the Herr Foerster's visit to Herr Hitler. is made fointly by the army and Charges have been forwarded to Mr. with Britain in the Tintain currency NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuter)-that France has common Interesta glider avoided making a forced land-thieves. He already has the petty The speech will be broadcast, by Ing in the centre of Long Eaton, handlis that have confessed to "pet-the Danzig station and may be Derbyshire, yesterday

relay-

Cordell Hull by Attorney Cahill, at and allver stocks issues, and France down safely in a comfeld. He was unable to loente the potting parties

The board would also become, in the request of the Grand Jury, requested Japan to recognise this fact. came ting party robberies," but he is ed from Koenigsberg.

It is expected that Herr Foerster's with broad powers, similar to the Ministry permitted a diplomatic bac States Charge d'Affaires, on Tuesday

an emergency, an executive agency alleging that the French Foreign Flight-Licut Latham Carr Withail, who were robbed, and it gives him words will be very sharp, as political War Industries Board during the to be used for smuggling commercial also emphasised with the Foreign It is understood that the United PLEASE Turn To Fage 12.

PLEASE Turn To Pago 4.

SAILPLANE'S 300FT.

DIVE TO GROUND

Pilots circling over

hilla in national soaring contests yes-

Derbyshire

torday

28-year-old

William stpl his

was to the

Petting Party

Bandits Safe

SALINAS, Cal.

Godson, of Manchester, home-made sull-plano us he banking and spin 300ft, ground. Godson was taken to Stock- port Infirmary where he died within a few hours.

of the RA.F. Duxford.

and

Ino basis for filing a complaint.

Foarster's Speech ...

-War Resources Board For U.S.

пому.

Great War.

and

Elms into the United States,

It is stated that the man who was

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