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- ALLIES REPLY:
UNANIMOUS DECISION PRESENTED.
CONTROL ESSENTIAL.
Reuter & Service to the China Mail.)
PARIS, June 8.
Note has been presented to the German Charge d' Affairs containing the unanimous decision of the Allies who impress upon the Reich the nece sity for the resumption of Inter-Allied control.
The Note requests the German Government to take all measures to facilitate the operation of the inter-Allied Military Control Commission and to prevent incidents on the part of the German officials or population.
GERMANY'S POVERTY. -
BERLIN, June 8.
Dr. Rosenberg, the Minister, addressing foreign Press representatives said that the memorandum did not contain any higher offer than the note of May 2, because no German Government dare promise what it was convinced the German people were unable to fulfil.
JAPAN'S SECRET:
BONIN ISLANDS NAVAL BASE.
SINGAPORE JUSTIFIED,
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)
LONDON, June 8. The Saturday Review, commenting on the debate in the House of Lords over the Singapore base says' that Lord Salisbury's reference to a power in the Far East which might not always be friendly was to Japan who, as was not generally known in England, rushed the completion secretly of a great naval base at the Bonin Islands before the Washington-con- ference.
The paper. emphasises that the situation at Singapore invites cooperation from all the units in the Empire East of Suez and means should be found for their paying in common for this insurance by a rate levied on Empire shipping using Eastern waters.. The paper hopes the matter will be dis- cussed and arranged by the Imperial conference..
The Bonin Islands are three groups in the North. Pacific, 500 miles from Japan. They were claimed As an illustration of Germany's poverty, the by the Japanese and by them called Ogasawarajitna. Minister mentioned that the Japanese Embassy had Altogether there are twenty lalands, half of them: cabled the memorandum to Tokyo, saving the Gevery small. The population numbers 5,000.1. man Government heavy telegraphic tolls.
ITALY'S AIMS.
PUSHING NATIONAL INTERESTS..
REPARATIONS ATTITUDE.
ROME, June 8.
In the Senate Signor Mussolini stated that the Government intended energetically to safeguard national interests and remedy the position of “in- feriority in which Italy had been placed by the peace treaties excluding her from economic and colonial benefits. Nevertheless the Government desir ed very speedily to normalise the European situa tion. He outlined the cardinal points of the Gov- ernment policy as follows:-
(3) The total of reparations must be fixed far short of the original figure,
(2) Italy could not consent to territorial change likely to lead to a political, economic and military hegemony,
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3) Italy was ready to contribute to the sacrifices if necessary.
Signor Mussolini agreed with Mr. Bonar Law's reparations figure of fifty milliard gold marks but differed regarding the method of allocation.
HOME CRICKET.
SOME INTERESTING RESULTS.
FINE BATTING FEAT...
LONDON, June 8.-.
At Oxford, the West Indies team beat the University by 8 wickets. In the Oxonians' first. jonings, G. T. S. Stevens made 182 and J. L. Guise 120. For the West Indians Constantine scored 77 in the first innings and Challoner 100 not out in the second.
HOME TURF.
BROWN HYLDA WINS OAKS.
SHROVE SECOND.
LONDON, June 8..
The Qaks meeting resulteit as follows, ̈ ̈
Brown Hylda
Shrove
Teresina
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Twelve ran. Brown Hylda won by a neck. Shrove beat Teresina by a head.
The betting was as follows-
10-1
1-100-7~...
18-1
Brown Hylda.
Shrove.. Teresina.
Place beiting was 2-1 Brown Hylda.
Last year Pogrom was the winner and the year before Love in Idleness.]
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LATEST LAUSANNE HITCH,
PUBLIC DEBT DISPUTE
LONDON, June 8:
The prospects of a settlement at Lausanne are apparently again endangered. Constantinople messages,state advices from Angora report that the Council of Commissaries has decided. categorically to instruct 'Ismet Pasha not to make any further concessions with regard to settlement of the Turkish public debt on which Lausanne messages say every thing depends.
At Lord's Middlesex boat. Warwickshire by 9|-- wickets, Hendren (E.) scoring 111 and Heame (J). W.) taking 7 wickets for 57 in the first innings.
Kent beat Essex at Leyton by 242 runs. In the winners' first innings Seymour (J.) made 143 and Hardinge (H. T. W) 172 not out. Seymour also scored 105 not out in the second, innings. Woolley (F. E.) took 6 wickets for 84 and 6 for 21.
(This is the second occasion on which Seymour, the Kent professional, has made two separate hundreds in a match, the last occasion being in 1904 when he scored 108 and 136 not out for Kent against Worcestershire at Maidstone).
At Nottingham Gloucester defeated Notts by an innings and 72 runs. The Glosterite Hanunond scored go and took 9, wickets. Richmond (Notts) took 7 wickets for 30 in the first innings.
AMERICA'S WHITE ELEPHANT.
NEW SHIPPING BOARD SCHEME.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
In an effort to settle the fate of the Government's white elephant, namely, the mercantile marine Mr. Lasker, chairman of the U. S. Shipping Board sugg- ested to President Harding the formation of eigh teen Government corporations under a co-ordinating authority cach controlling a different route aggreg- ating 250 steel ships. A further 200 would be placed in reserve and the remaining 1,050 scripped.
WOMEN'S RIGHTS.
DIVORCE REFORM BILL PASSES,
LONDON, June. 8.
By 257 votes to 26 the House of Commbra cars ried the third reading of a private member's bill equalising the divorce law between the sexes so, that
Sussex beat Northamptonshire at Northampton it is no longer necessary for a woman to prove by 178 rund. Tate (Sussex) scored 92 in the first cruelty or desertion in addition to infidelity, janings and took 6 wickets for 28 in the second.. For the losers, Woolley (C. N.) secured; 5 wickets for 20 in the second innings,
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At. Cambridge, the Varsity lost to Yorkshire by 165 Tuna GO. Aflen (Cantab) obtained 8] wickets for 77 in the fær innings - In Yorkshire's second innings. Holmes (F.) made 126 not out and Sutclife (H) 105 not out. Waddington took 6 wickets for 25 in the first innings and Rhodes 5 for 20 in the second.
UNIVERSAL PROBLEM.
HOME RENT CONTROL,
LONDON; June 8-6 The House of Commons passed the second read ing of the rent restrictions bill after rejecting Mr. Sidney Webb's amendment be the ground that in- adequate relief, was contemplat
The measure passed by 287 votes to 123
The bill provides that the rent restrictions act of 1020 shall continue in force, until June 24/1925.
HOME TENNIS.
MRS, MALLORY BEATEN.
LONDON, June 8. At Stamford Hill, in the North London tennis championship semi-final, Mrs. Clayton defeated Mrs. Mallory 6-3, 6-3.
'LEAGUE'S OPIUM LABOUR:
GENEVA, June 8, League of Nations' Opium Commission has concluded its labours with the adoption of the report of the work of the session which will be referred to the Council of the League:
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