THE CHINA MAIL,-JULY 28, 1989.

COLJIN GOVERNMENT

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DEFEATED IN FIRST VOTEUEENS

IN THE CHAMBER

The Hague, To-day. The Catholic leader, Dr. Deckers, yesterday moved a resolution in the Chamber against "forma- tion of a Cabinet against public interest.” Dr. Colijn's new Government was defeated on the Catholic motion of censure, which was support- ed by the Socialists, who jointly control the majority.

The motion was adopted by 55 votes to 27.

Catholics, Socialists, Radicals, Christian Radicals and Communists. voted against the Government.

After the vote the Chamber ad- journed to allow the Government to consider the position.

RESIGNATION EXPECTED It is expected that Dr. Colijn will shortly tender his and the Cabinet's resignation.

REBEL ACTION

IN PALESTINE

ON DECLINE

London, To-day.

Reports from Palestine received

in London show that there are en- At the opening of the afternoon couraging symptoms of a decline session the leaders of the Anti- Revolutionary and Christian Tradi-of the rebel movement. tionalist groups spoke in favour of Dr. Colijn's Cabinet.

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Dr. Colijn then answered the criticism that his "business Cabinet" was a Cabinet which was stitutional because it was not accordance with the majority the Lower House.

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ONUS ON CHAMBER Dr. Colijn declared its formation did not conflict with the Constitu- tion, and anyhow it was justified by the difficult financial situation.

He considered any other forma- tion would have been impossible, and added he was prepared to re- sign if the Chamber should formu- late a clear statement showing its willingness to provide a working majority on which another Cabinet could be based.

It was after Dr. Colijn's speech that the opposition motion was adopted.-Router.

WANGMOON ATTACK REPULSED

Shiuhing, To-day. Japanese attacks on Wangmoon are reported to have been repulsed.

According to &

message from Macao, more Japanese gunboats have arrived off Wangmoon. Central News.

HONAN OFFENSIVE

Loyang, To-day,

Grim fighting around Mingkiang, north of Sinyang in Honan, con-

tinues unabated.

During the first fortnight of the present month, 34 rifles, 2 shot- guns, 10 pistols and a quantity of ammunition were voluntarily sur- rendered by villagers.

During the same period, troops captured nearly 200 rifles and 40 pistols, 16 shotguns and large quantities of ammunition.

No rebel leaders of any import- ance are now in Palestine and the few armed gangs which still re- main have little local backing and are often resisted by the villagers whom they pillage.

But, as membership of these gangs is becoming more and more restricted to wanted criminals, who dare not return to their own vil- lages, there is some increase in highway robbery and petty banditry.

"NATIONAL” ASPECT

The "national" aspect of the re- bel movement is now declining, the system of --rebel-courts--has broken down, and village and land disputes are once more being set- tled by the proper authorities.

Innumerable blood feuds caused by the recent disturbances present. difficulties in the establishment of order, but the civil authorities are beginning once more to arrange amicable settlements successfully.

British Wireless,

COTTON TO BE SOLD TO GO INTO STORE

Washington, To-day, Senator Byrnes announced yesterday that negotiations:

Mingklang has fallen to the Ja-have been completed for the sale panèse.

of about 175,000 bales of coiton Japanese planes have been bomb-to France and Switzerland. ing Tsinyang, Kloshan and Tung- pel-Central News.

NIKS

The sale will be made for cash at a minimum price, equal to the world price, the Governments carry- ing the charges for 18 months;. thus, the minimum price will: --be some 86 below the world market price.

The buyers must agree to store the cotton for five years. sarve supply, except in

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