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Britain's Trade ́ With
Germany
HERE, THERE
and
EVERYWHERE
A NEW PARLIAMENT
Kashmir, that remote and roman- tic Indian State recently, held its first Parliament in the "Maharaja's Falace at Srinagar.
The election of the new Parlia ment has been a triumph for the akill and tact of Sir Ivo Elliott, the [franchise' officer.
Apart from the towering moun-
into
Representation, too, was provided for the "untouchables:"
HOW GERMANY IS
RE-ARMING
MUSHROOM GROWTH OF MILITARY STRENGTH
ར
PROGRESS UNDER HITLER
(By J. F. Firth)
London. Last November the estimate- tain ranges which divide the State TT is significant of the changed I again emphasise the word esti- narrow compartments, there conditions of the times that mate-was that Germany had was the problem of illiteracy. It the rearmament of Germany, is 165,000 Regulars, 100,000 re- was overcome by the use of differ now generally discussed as a fact serves and in all a force of 425,- Jently coloured ballot boxes.
in process of rapid accomplish-1000 highly trained, men capable In ment.
of taking the field at once. She has waited neither for the June Marshal Petain is reported The new Parliament has a Bri-cancellation by the signatory to have stated in evidence before tish Prime Minister in Colonel Powers of the restrictive clauses the Armament Committee of the of the Treaty of Versailles nor French Chamber that Germany How it will work remains to bel for their repudiation by herself. possessed 500,000 highly trained seen. But the British House of She strides boldly forward to her shock troops, which within six Commons has added to her progeny goal.
days could be raised to 1,100,000, and perhaps to her responsibilities,
and at no long interval to 1,800,- While hope remained that. the 000, and then to 2,800,000. FREE BOOKS
Disarmament Conference might result in some measure of suc-
Colvin.
Storm Troopers
Those figures did not, indeed,
The Cambridge University cess there was a natural dis- library, whose new buildings were inclination in this country to lay! opened by the King recently, is one stress on such evidences of Ger- appear in the brief official com- of the alx libraries in the British man military expansion as came munique, which ran: Isles which are entitled under the to light. Moreover, the principle Copyright Acts to receive one free of Germany's claim to "equality copy of every printed book publish of arms had been formally ed in this country.
****admitted by the British Govern- The others are the British ment.” Museum, the Bodleian at Oxford. To-day it has become a duty the Advocates Library at Edin not to withhold but to publish the burgh, Trinity College Library at evidence which accumulates cón- Dublin, and the National Library tinuously of Germany's rapid
rearmament
of Wales.
The British Museum is the only and institution which receives books
.........
Germany's - Aim
"Field Marshal Petain speci- fied the considerable increase in the army and police forces of the Reich, and emphasised. the activity of the semi- mobility formations. He in- dicated that the Reich already possessed a military air force, and that its manufacture of war materials is in full blast." That bald statement, never- theless, lends a strong presump- tion of accuracy to the evidently
to keep it fully operative, see that repayments are made automatically. The others have to Little of this is official in the inspired figures. which appeared punctually..
make written application for them sense that it is obtained from in the Paris Press.. - within a month of publication.- German Government publica It will be seen that. Marshal· Speeding Up Empire Air Also, the British Museum must tions. Secretiveness is the order Petain allowed for the addition receive a copy of the best edition of of the day. Moreover, the law of 500,000 men within six days every book that appears. The as to the publication of military of mobilisation. These can only thera need only be sent á copy intelligence that might conceiv-come from the various para- from the largest edition. ably be prejudicial to national military forces which are being interests is being interpreted fostered in Germany to-day more with the utmost strictness. zealously than ever. Ostensibly
Services
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Sir Philip Sassoon foreshadows great developmenta in the Im- From recent reports it would perial Air Services in the near
Your Daily Smile! appear that the negotiations over Air disclaims the idea that the future. The Under Secretary for]
For all that, facts do become and actually-they-serve, other German commercial debts are at awakening to new possibilities in when it was proved, on further, evi-
The accused had been duly convicted, known which the authorities purposes as well But they have last likely to produce a settle-commercial aviation is due to the dence, that he had only be would prefer to remain unknown, all the same military basis. went satisfactory to British race to Australia. It will be prison at the time the act was com- and when they all point the same They are all designed as reser- way the conclusions drawn are voirs for the offensive military exporters. The terms in brief readily conceded that the con-why did you say, xo?" demanded recaistible. Some of these facts strength of the Reich vo
ditions of that contest and of the judge of the prisoner. are that the Anglo-German ex-regular Bervice are very differ
are common knowledge; certain The S.A. (Storm Troopers) was "Well," said the man, apologetical- change agreement working ent but it is also true that the ly, "I was afraid of prejudicing the others have been brought to my originally created by Hitler as notice by shrewd observers in the forceful instrument of his through what is commonly called achievements of the racing pilots jury against me."
political movement. "It was Germany well qualified to form a the "Sondermark" pool should behave changed the whole concep-
Vice Verna tion of what can and ought to be
just opinion of what is going on. designed for the "peaceful per- temporarily renewed and that
Employer: "Personal appearance: is
suasion" of political opponents done In a commercial service a helpful factor in business success."
Their reading' of the master and the rapid acquisition of poll- Germany should pay a substan-economy is a consideration. but Employee: "Yes, and husiness suc-motive governing the present ticul power among the masses. tial lump sum down towards the the airmen have shown that it cess is a helpful factor in personal rulers of the Reich is that all The Brown Shirt organisation liquidation of the £2,000,000 of should be possible to take days appearance."
energies are being concentrated enrolled all and sundry. the from the present scheduled times
lon restoring Germany to her pre members dominated the streets. frozen debts, refunding
over the longer Empire. routes balance by instalments. Such an while employing machines equip ner.
The children had a chicken for din-l
jwar position as the strongest They impressed the multitude. military Power in Europe, with Favoured by circumstances and arrangement' is much more fa-ped for carrying both mails and What part did you have?" asked her strength securely. based on a by the weakness and indecision vourable to Britain than the passengers.
militarily minded nation trained of the ruling powers, they swift- German offer which was reject-
Faster services must not be
from childhood to the use of ly carried Hitler up to the Chan- ed in the middle of September. much faster machines as
long delayed. They require not
arms..
cellorship. & Then Germany would not pay more perfect organisation and the smallest sum down, and the the removal of the restrictions proposal of twelve monthly in-upon flying imposed by some stalments was under such condi-countries in Europe and else- tions that its value was doubtful, where, The second difficulty The imminent threat of the abso- must be cleared away by nego- lute control of German imports tiations about the outcome of menaced all forms of British which the Air, Ministry is hope trade with Germany, though ful. The remaining obstacles when the Sondermark scheme are technical, and will be over. The 8.8. Carthage left Shanghai was set up in the summer it was come quickly enough if there is yesterday and is due here understood. that no further res-the determination to surmount Friday at 6 am. trictions on the normal volume them. As regards the will to
cases of diphtheria, one British goods would be progress, Sir Philip Sassoon con- enforced.
templates having plans ready case of typhoid fever, and one case A few weeks ago Sir Frederick within a month or two. We can of meningitis were reported in the Leith-Ross was able to negotiate to-day say of the England-Colony for the week-ended Saturday. a provisional arrangement that Australia race that it has been During the same period one death were two Group Headquarters and just after the coup of June sporting from small-pox, two deaths from for the Reichswehr-one at 30 strongly confirm this reading until the end of Inst month very much more than a exchange under the "Son-context. The men taking part diphtheria and one death from Cassel and the other at Berlin of events. Rohm was executed for seven divisions of 4,000 not because he was a corrupter dermark" system should be in it have brought us near to the typhoid fever were also reported. allowed to operate for the day when all urgent Empire mail
officers and 96,000 men; the army of youth or because the S.A. full amount of British im-matter will be carried by air. Charged with the larcency of a of 100,000 allowed to Germany needed cleansing, but because he porte for which it was designed. When Australia will be only a silk suit at No, 28, Lan Kai Fang, by the Treaty of Versailles. was presumptuously thrusting
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Shake
"Did you pass your exam7"" "Well, it was like this-you see
"Shakel Neither did I.”
LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Seven
on
Second-Line Army
The triumph of the Nazi movement has quickened the growth of every military and Their most embitions leaders, semi-military organisation That led by Capt. Rohm, then began to German nationalism is insepar- indulge the daring hope of con- able from German militarism was trolling even the Reichswehr and is the cardinal tenet of Hit itself. The so-called judicial lerite faith. Hitlerism has executions of June 30 were, it is destroyed all overt, opposition, now generally believed, "suggest and the elements which might ed" by the Reichswehr chiefs. serve-as-balances if they dared It-was-they-who-pressed-the- are reduced to silence. The one revolver into the Chancellor's think glorified in Germany to-day hand, Rohm was plotting not is Force.
so much against the Führer as against them. He threatened the professional military caste in Before Hitler's accession there of Gen von Blomberg just before its very citadel. The Manifestos
Many New Divisions
(Continued on Page 11)
There is now strong evidence his way into the real abode of To extend this for a further week from London. That is a 2nd floor, Au Yeung Chin was
{revolution period, as the new agreement
in possibilities sentenced to three weeks hard that a Third Group Headquarters wer would do, is obviously of the first Wrought within a few days. The labour by Mr. Q. A. A. Macfadyer has been formed at Munich, with importance. The further conces Air Ministry has taken the at the Central Magistracy this new headquarters for five new The suit was valued at infantry divisions. The first sion of immediate payment of a earliest opportunity of showing morning.
objective aimed at by Gen. von substantial part of the debt that it is awake to the situation, $7.
Blomberg, the Minister of Do- makes the terms as good as Bri- and resolved that there shall be tish exporters are likely to obno inferiority in British aviation. tain in the present economic con- dition of Germany. They werej
[in a strong position. Whatever
Personal Pars
A Ane of $5 each was imposed on fence, was, it is believed, to raise on Wong Sze and Li Sre, two the seven divisions allowed by Chinese females who appeared be the Treaty to twenty-one divi- fore Mr. Q. AA Macfadyen at sions of 300,000 men with
wild rhetoric may be poured out. Mr. and Mrs. Janne C. Wah will the Central Magistracy this morn-reserves of 600,000.- ***
by German orators about making lease the Colony this evening on the ing, charge with disorderly con- Hitler himself mentioned that their country absolutely self-sa. Taiyuan, for Shanghai, Mr. duct in Gage Street, sufficient, it is well understood Wah is a well-known engineer of
by her business men that she Mesars. Butterfield and Swire in must have some imports, and Shanghai, an
that good relations with the Bri
figure of 800,000 on March 80 of this year to the Berlin corres
Finea totalling $600, in defeauit pondent of a news agency, adding six months' hard labour, were im-the significant words: "In no posed on Chiu Wab, unemployed, of circumstances whatever am I
tish market are still of the first Mr. R. C Hall, a non-official No. 367 Castle Peak Road, by Mr. prepared to accept military importance to her. The agree- Juatics of Peace, returned to the EW Hamilton at the Kowloon Instructions from any other per- rent is as much to the interest Colony to-day by the a.a. Empress Magistracy this morning for dis-json.", That this figure of 800,- of Germany as to, Britain, of Asiqi and if the German Government la
wise it will ensure that the A clean bin Sondermark" system is pro-ported in the vided with the funds necessary hours ended
tilling Chinese spirits without 000 has now been reachedis
the 24
mat
for having possession of shown by the fact that within
lling liquor and the last few days the next objec
of ferment, tive has been officially fixed at bes
address. 400,000.
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