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Rainfall 0,40
Humidity 91.
August 1, 1921, Temperature 79,
HONGKONG, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1992,
TO-DAY'S CABLES.
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·THE DOLLAR..
To-day's closing rate 2/7 1/16
To-day's opening rabo 2/7 1/16.
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MILITANT GREIKS.
PREMIER'S WARNING.
LONDON, July 31,
In the House of Commons at question times Mr. Lloyd George stated that the same day the Greek Note with regard to the occupation of Constantinople was re- ceived the British representative in Athens, in com. pliance with instructions from London, warned the Greek government of the serious consequences of such a etep. (Cheers). The Greek Foreign Minister in ply gave a positive assurance that there was no cause for alarm, and that the Greek forces would on no account cater the neutral zone without allied content. He had since re-affirmed this assurance. The action of the Greek government was apparently due to a desire to expedite a Near East settlement.
GLOVE Fabric QUESTION.
LONDON, July 31. the "Egypt" enquiry the headwaiter Miles decland that the discipline of the Indian crew was "not very grods"
:
Repiping to Mr. Cutter he admitted there was nothing like order round the boats and that nothing like the boat-drill was carried out. The white crew tried to do their duty with regard to lowering the boats, A stewardess said she saw boatloads of Indians leaving- the ship. They were looking scared. Another stewardes declare that the Indians were panic stricken and rushed about the decks. She descended by a rope înto a boat of tarp, chiefly Indians. She arid a naming... sister cache su oar.- She heard some shots fired. A' quarter gave evidence that bis boat drifted away from the amp. He and another quarterianater tried to get the boat buck, but the Indians backed oars. Another quartermaster said he found his boat full of Lascars and ordered them out but they seemed to be paralysed with fegter. He got away in another boat. Another In the House of Commons the amendment to omit quartermaster baid when he turned to pick up fabric gloves and glove fabric from the order imposing a survivors he found boat, laden with Indians "and 33 1/3 per cent duty on certain articles from Germany passenger that was sinking The Lascara tried to rush t was defeated by 277 votes to 113. Thirty Coalition the re boat which had to keep away, but finally he Literals voted with the Opposition. Sir William Edge the rescued the ladies. The enquiry was again adjourned. Coalition Liberal Whip representing a Lancashire Con. stituency resigned the Whipship in order to vote against -the-order-though-he-remains-a-Coalitionist
AMENDMENT DEFEATED.
.
LONDON, August 1.
BRITISH IMPORTS.
LONDON, August 1. Replying to questions in the Commons Sir P. Lloyd Greame said the value of manufactured goods imported into the United Kingdom during the six months ending June 30 totalled 112 millions sterling, whereof 11 million was of German origin. Twenty four ships: dying the Soviet flag had entered British ports in the past year whereof fifteen had discharged. cargo, prin- cipally timber, from Russia and Latvia.
PAIVATE RADIO SETS.
PRECAUTIONS OF STATE.
PARIS, July 31.
ÄN ENGLISHMAN IN AUSTRIA.
„GETS INTO TROUBLE.
VIENNA, July 31
The court of appeal has reversed the decision of the lower curt agritting Beran of violently resisting arrest and son inced into two months hard labour from the date of arrest on Jung-13.-
Bevan's extradition has been granted.
▲ VERY FREE UNIVERSITY.
MOSCOW CHARGES NOTHING,
Moscow, July 31.
The University for eastern workers in the com- munist caure is circularising and inviting students all over Asia to come for gratuitous teaching and board. It is promised that the principal subjects of instruction The Petit Parisien eays the wireless committre has will be languages and political science on communistic drafted a bill which should operate soon permitting the lines. erection of private receiving acts subject merely to a declaration of the owner but the establishment of private transmitting stations will require the authority of the Under Secretary of State.
AND WHY NOT?
A REASONABLE SUGGESTION,
LONDON, July 31.
With the object of coping with liquor smuggling the United States has tentatively suggested to Britain that reciprocal arrangements be entered into to extend to territorial waters (limited to twelve miles) accompanied by the right to search vessela. Mr. Lloyd George in the House of Commons stated that the proposals were hay- ing his attention.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
ON REPARATIONS.
LONDON, July 31.
It is understood that M. Poincare has been invited to London for Aug. 7. Mr. Lloyd George suggests that the discussion at the meeting be confined to repara- tions. Italy and Belgium have been invited to send re presentatives,
TROOPING ARRANGEMENTS.
MOVEMENTS OF REGIMENTS.
LONDON, July 31.
SOVIET AND JAPAN.
NEGOTIATIONS FORECAST,
LONDON, July 31.
Riget Yoffe, the ex-Boviet envoy to Berlin, has left Moscow for Peking. The soviet govemment announces officially that he is invested with extraordinary powers in order to negotiate with Japan.
SLUMP IN MASKS,
UNSETTLES LONDON EXCHANGE,
LONDON, July 31. The demoralization of the mark bas caused a general unsettlement of the London foreign exchange market. Marks sold down to 3,040 and after wide fluotuations closed at 2,940.
AMERICAN ODAL.
SHIPMENTS TO OR FROM BRITAIN?
WASHINGTON, July 31.
The Shipping Board has ordered 30 of its vessels tied up off New York to be put to the coal carrying trade between the United States und Britain.
MR. DENBY REACHES MANILA.
18 INSPECTING NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
MANILA, July 31.
Thn 2nd Dorsets and the 1st North Staffords 'Bro shortly proceeding. to Constantinople, where with the
The American Secretary for Navy Mr. Denby has 2nd Royal Saesex from Malta they will replace the 201 Keex and 2nd Sherwoods who go to India. The First arrived to inspect the fortifications and naval establish Loyola go to North Chins.
CORRESPONDENCE,
"WHEN JERRY COMES."
¡To the Editor of the " China Mell.''}"
ment.
who endared great hardships and "Never Again." The most of them ernalty. But for the rest, as your are silent. Talk of hate is freezing. leader writer ably points out, the hate The writer personally is anxious to is simulated and in this colony would exchange experiences with Germans appear to have been largely identified who may have been in the line opposite with those who have azer to grind bin To think of the man frit-for- and with those non participanta in the what he is; bow insane in comparison Dear Eir-Anti-German reubora war, who, nuenlightened regarding is it to think of all Germans ar vilo A Cabinet Minister at into print should to reminded of the the deeper lessons of the war, think creatures. undesirablo physiological effects that they voice the "correct" opinion. home recently spoke wisely about opon themerives of such Reflective ex activeservicemen, vivid fanatical nationalism, a line of thought emotions, amongst others. asly reminiscent, more and more the which requires development, hatred and angez. One can under wide world over, and themselves stand and condone the feelings of mentally in sympathy with that in- many ex-prisoners of war in Germany ternational movement whose slogan is
Yours ofe, TWICE-WOUNDED INFANTRYMAN, Hongkong, July 31 1922.
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