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MESSAGE TO GARCIA,
THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 14, 1987.
FRANCO-GERMAN TRADE AGREEMENT PRAISED AS CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE
[hampered' efforts on the part of
Germany to pay off her debts.
If Germany continued in this way to fulfil her foreign obli- gations, one might hope that she would recover her status as an international borrower.
LONDON, TO:DAY. DEALING WITH THE NEW FRANCO - GERMAN TRADE TREATY, A LEADING ART- ICLE IN THE "FINANCIAL TIMES" DECLARES THAT THE AGREEMENT IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS BET- “The treaty is as satisfactory as TER MUTUAL UNDERSTAND- could be expected under the cir- ING DESIRED BY EVERY- cumstances and is one proof that BODY.
The treaty is regarded by the pa- for the per as a significant success German Economics Minister, Dr. Hjalmar Schacht.
Admittedly, the pact could not be described as a "liberal” sure, but nevertheless it was a de- cided step in the right direction.
DEBT PROBLEM
mea-
The treaty was also further proof of continued. though necessarily
Hot Weather To Continue
however difficult the political situa- tion might appear to be, working agreements in the economic sphere are still possible,” the article con- cludes. Trans-Ocean..
THE HERTZOG
MACDONALD CONTROVERSY
London, To-day. Questions were again asked in the House, of Commons yester- With no rainfall to cool the atmos- day on the recent declaration by phere, the temperature rose yester-the South African Premier, Gen- day to a maximum of 91 degrees eral Hertzog, regarding the pro- in the shade. At 10 o'clock. this jected transfer to South Africa morning, however, the thermometer of the protectorates of Bechuana- showed but 85 degrees.
land, Basutoland and Swaziland. The Dominions Sécretary, Mr. "Continuation of present weather conditions may be expected, accord-Malcolm Macdonald, declared that ing to this morning's report of the General Hertzog had not consulted Observatory, which says that him before making his declaration.
over is highest
the pressure Pacific to the east of Japan and a shallow depression covers China.
Local forecast: South-West winds, moderate; fair generally.··
CARDINAL PACELLI
RETURNS TO ROME
was
Paris, To-day.
It had merely been agreed that.... deliberations should take place in order to determine what steps ought the to be taken to put into effect policy agreed upon în 1935.
- With regard to charges against Britain, made in the Union Parlia- ment, Mr. Macdonald stated he could not give any information.Trans- Ocean.
Mr.
NOT CONSULTED
The Vatican Secretary of State,
The Dominions Secretary, Cardinal Pacelli, preached a long Malcolm Macdonald, in answer to a sermon in the Cathedral of Notre number of questions regarding the Dame yesterday.
recent announcement of General He
afterwards guest of Hertzog in reference to British Afri- honour at a lunch at which were can Protectorates, said he was not present President Albert Lebrun, consulted by General Hertzog as to the Premier, M. Camille Chau-
the statement regarding the High temps, the Foreign Minister, M. Commissioner Territories, which the Yvon Delbos, and many Cabinet Ministers.
other
Cardinal Pacelli returned Rome yesterday evening by train.- Trans-Ocean, ̈
FORTY YEARS IN THE POST
Order That Went Astray
to
A letter which has been travell-
latter made on his return to South Africa, nor were his conversations London with General Hertzog in
lembodied in an agreed memomum.
he
General
The arrangement was should communicate with Hertzog on his return concerning the general position and as to the possible further practicable steps for carrying out the policy agreed upon in 1935.
NATIVE LEGISLATION
With regard to references to na- ing round the world for forty years tive legislation recently passed in has just been returned to a mer-the Union of South Africa he said chant in Jaroslaw, near Lwow, Po-it would not be proper for him to land.
Un- discuss native policy in the
On March 9, 1897, Francis No-ion. wak, of Jaroslaw, sent a business. So far as the High Commissioner letter to a firm in Budapest, nam Territories were concerned, the ed: Braun Fleischmann. In the terms on which contemplated trans- [letter was an order for some goods fer might be effected were laid down
Act, and a cheque for 2,000 Austrian in schedule to the South Africa kronen,
1909. He had no reason to think Now the letter has been that the Union Government would returned to its sender with the re-not be ready to maintain the general British Fleischmann scheme of the schedule. mark that Braun ""cannot be found.”
Wireless.