THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 9, 1937.
ANTI-NAZI DEMONSTRATIONS MARK NEURATH BELGRADE VISIT Police Required To Disperse Mobs In Streets
GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER HAS LONG DIPLOMATIC TALKS
London, To-day.
AMSTERDAM EN LIGHT
FETE
FOR QUEEN Royal Family Paying Annual Visit
Amsterdam, To-day. Queen Wilhelmina arrived here
PROBLEM FOR WOMEN
Women at Ashington, Northum berland, are in despair because the new public lighting system·plays havoc with make-up. But the suf ferers are taking consolation in thê fact that the lighting - is
German diplomacy is believed to have suffer- ed a set-back as a result of the visit to Belgrade, the Yugo-Slav capital, by the Reichs Foreign Minister, yesterday to pay the traditional an- perimental. Baron Constantin von Neurath.
Baron von Neurath, whose visit follows the re- cent conclusion of the Italo-Yugo-Slav treaty, is thought to have failed in the object of his talks with Yugo-Slav statesmen, in spite of an optimis- tic communique issued by him after a conference with Belgrade statesmen.
nual Royal visit to the city which lasts for several days.
Princess Juliana and Prince Bern- hard are arriving somewhat later.
The main preparations for the royal guests were made several
weeks ago and flags and garlands were hung out in every part of
ex-
At
In a distance of 100 yards com- plexions are altered three times from the original colouring. one stage the lights impart a beau- tiful sunburn glow which might be popular but that it makes car mined lips look blue. At the second stage complexions became too pale, and lips again take оп
The third stage produces a ghost-like effect.
The effect of one of the · ex-
Amsterdam yesterday, giving a gala different colour.
appearance.
During the afternoon, 14,000
THE GENERAL IMPRESSION IN BELGRADE, SAYS A children and 3,000 adults appeared perimental lighting systems might MESSAGE FROM THAT CITY, IS THAT GERMAN HOPES OF at the Palace where the Royal Fami-be successfully countered by SECURING CLOSER POLITICAL COLLABORATION WITH y will stay and gave expression to cosmetics, but women cannot cope YUGO-SLAVIA WERE NOT FULFILLED, AND IT IS BELIEVED the cordial welcome of the city of with the three. Their embarrass- THERE THAT COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE TWO COUN-Amsterdam.
ment must continue until the coun TRIES AT PRESENT WILL BE LIMITED TO THE ECONOMIC
cil makes up its mind. AND CULTURAL DOMAINS.
Baron von Neurath's visit was marked by demonstrations, show- ing the temper of the people to be opposed strongly to any rap- prochement with Germany.
Thousands of students and Jews staged démonstrations yesterday evening, shouting "Down with Hitler, Down with Fascism. Up France, Up Democracy."
The police broke up the demon- strations and many arrests were made.
In Berlin, according to a telegram from the German capital, consider able interest is being taken in the activities of Baron von Neurath, whose Belgrade visit is part of an extensive tour of the Balkans.
TWO-HOUR TALK
Yesterday morning he had a two- hour talk with the Yugo-Slav Pre- mier, and Foreign Minister, Dr. M. Stojadinovic, on whom Herr Hitler recently bestowed, the Grand Cross' of the Order of Merit of the Ger man Eagle.
After the talk, Baron von Neurath read a communique to press representatives, stating that all questions of. mutual interest between Germany and Yugo-Slavia were discussed.
SAME GOAL.
The visit, he said, had strengthen- ea the conviction of both sides that the policy of both nations to serve the same goal presents an essential contribution to the pacification of Europe.
Baron von Neurath afterwards. lunched with Prince Paul, the Re- gent, who conferred on him the Order of the White Eagle, First Class
·Political circles in Berlin Tem- phasise that the conferences in Belgrade will benefit the countries
ONE LEG IN ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE
Bermuda-New York Line Opened
New York, To-day.
The Dutch cruiser "Gelderland” the vessel which many years ago carried the Boer President Krueger from South Africa to Marseilles, is lying in Amsterdam and the Queen is to pay an official visit of in- spection.-Trans-Ocean.
New Railway
Canton, To-day.
NEW U.S. LINER CONSTRUCTION Huge Sums Sought By President
Washington, To-day. President Roosevelt has asked Congress for a $10,000,000 appro priation for the Maritime Commis-
The Ministry of Railways has sion to start new ship construction. Of The Chief · Executive also told
Inauguration of the air service instructed the Chief Engineer between Bermuda and New York the proposed Hunan-Kweichow Rail-pressmen yesterday that he had re- was a
accomplished when the Im-way that the line must be complet commended the authorisation of Our Own $150,000,000 for next year's, con- perial Airways liner Cavalier reach-fed by the end of 1940.
struction programme. Reuter. ed New York yesterday, starting a Correspondent. weekly air service between the two places.
Pan-American Airways Bermuda Clipper will also begin a weekly service on the same route to-day.- Reuter.
́PASSENGERS TO. BE CARRIED ON SATURDAY
New York, To-day. The New York-Bermuda passen- ger air service~will start on June 16, it is announced by Pan-Ameri- can Airways, who are co-operating with Imperial Airways.
Imperial Airways' flyingboat Ca- valier and the Pan-American flying- boat Bermuda Clipper will make the inaugural passenger flights on Saturday.
Each will make one round trip weekly, the flying time each way for the 770-mile flight being five and a half hours. Reuter.
PENSION FOR MR. DONALD BUCKLEY
Free State Bill
Dublin, To-day,
of the Little Entente and are in no The Dail yesterday passed the way directed against Czecho-Slova-
Reuter.
kia.
Bill to provide a pension of £500 a year and a gratuity of £2,000 for Mr Donald Buckley, Governor- General of the Irish Free State temeo and Juliet" WAS ourt at Jerusalem when you until the post was abolished.
youth was tried. on
of attempted suicide. Reuter.ie
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