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Bonisson's List...
Paris, May 31.
It is officially announced that M. Boulsson has consented to form a Cabinet in succession to the Flaädin Government. The forma-
tion was ensured by the decision hof the "Radicals to participate in
the new Government.
M. Boulsson visited President Lebrun in the evening to report progress. and It is expected that he will complete his Cabire in the early hours of Saturday.
The decision of the Radicals, which was almost unanimous, was reached after M Bouisson had given an assurance that he would use the plenary powers solely `to defend the franc, restore, the Anan- cial and economic situation, and respect the prerogative, of Parlia-
ment.
M. Boulsson confirmed the re- port that he intends to retain M. Herriot, and invite M. Calliaux to join the Ministry without port-. folio.
Bruter.
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Later,
M. Boulsson has succeeded in forming his Cabinet, which is comprised of the following: Premier and Minister of Interior
M. Bouisson.
Minister Without Portfolio
M. Calliaux. Minister Without Portfolio
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M. Herriot. Foreign Minister
M. Laval, War Minister General Maurin, Air Mlaister General Derain. Education Minister ...M. Mario. Minister of Colonies
HIS MAJESTY
Slightly Indisposed
DIARY OF LOCAL
EVENTS
MONDAY, JUNE 3
Cinemas
London, June Ì. -. · Anniversaries and Holidays.- The King is suffering from a King George V. Born (1865). First: alight chi and his medical ad-Day of Rabi-al-awal. Bank Holi- visers, who saw him the morning day. recommended that a precau- tionary measure he should remain indoors to-day. His Majesty King's: "Roberta." continuing to occupy tiimself with Queen's: "Naughty Marietta," his customary work. Whether cr Central:-"Chinese Picture," not he will fulfil his intention to Oriental:-"The Affairs Of Cellini” be present at the ceremony of World:-"Hold The Presa" Trooping the Colour on the Horse Alhambra: "Monte Carlo Nights.":: Guards Parade on Monday, when Majestic:-"Chinese Ficture." his 70th birthday will be celebra Star:-The Age For Love." ed, is unlikely to be decided until that day.
His Majesty King George V. who
10 years old to-day.
The King attend a Tevee at St. James Place yemerday morn ing but as he later felt slightly indisposed he cancelled his inter- tion to go to the reception which the London County Council gave at County Hall Westminster, in honour of the Royal Jubilee. The Queen and several members of the Royal family were, however, pre-
∙M. Louis Rollin. Minister of Labour......M, Frossard. Minister of Pensiors ...M, Perfetty. Minister of Agriculture ....M. Roy. Minister of Health....M Lafont. Posts and Telegraphs...M. Mandel. Public Works
M. Paganon.sent. Minister of Finance M., Falmade. Minister of Commerce
.M. Laurent-Eynac. Minister Without Portfolio
M. Louis Marin: Minister Without Portfolio
Marshal Petain,
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PROPOSED AIR CONVENTION
The slightness of the King's chill and the precautionary nature of the measures taken in regard to it are emphasised in Court circles.
British Worries.
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RECONSTRUCTION OF ·
- WORLD ECONOMY
(Special to the "Hong Kong Daily Fres").
(B) Telegraph, Copyright, Tele 1834
London Press. Views rupe Merrages Ordinance,
(Special to "Hong Koor Daily Press")
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/By Telegraph, Copyright. graphic Messages Ordinance. Received, June 1, 2.80 p.)
Receized. June 2, 18 am...)
Stuttgart, June 1,
Miscellaneous-King's Birthday Parade, Statue Square. 10 am.; St. Andrew's Club Open Night, 9 p.m.
Social Government. House Ball, 9 p.m.
Moon. V Moon, 3rd. Day. Sunrise.-5.38 am. Sunset.-7.04
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Tides. High at 9.50. Low at 3.08 and 17.23.
TUESDAY, JUNE 4.
Cinémas
King's:Roberta."
'Queen's;~~~Naughty Marlerta," Central:-"Chinese Picture,”
Oriental-"The Affairs Of Cellini.” World:-"Hold The Press,” Alhambra "Monte Carlo Nights." Majestic: "Chinese Picture.” StarThe Age For Love."
Meetings. Annual. Douglas | Steamship Co., Ltd., P. and 0. Building. noon: Proposed new Hong Kong Rife Association "S. C. M. Post," Board Room, 5.45 p.m.; Mothers kn, Cathedral Hall 3-5 p.m.; Chiness General Cham ber of Commerce,. Monthly Com- mittee Meeting. Chamber's Head- quarters. 3 p.m."
Miscellaneous.-Rotary Club Tif- A. Hong Kong Hotel.
Sports
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Prison
Warders; St. Patrick's v.. Dockyard Police. 7 p., "Tennis-"A" Division,
Chinese
RIC. "A" V. Club de Recreio "B"; United Services R.C. v. Chinese R.C. "B"; Hong Kong C.C, v. Cral- gengower C.C.; Kowloon C.C. v. Club de Recrelo “A”.
Moony Moon, 4th Day. Sunrise.-5.38 am. Sunset 7,04
p.m.
Tides. High at 0.38 and 10.25; Low at 3.34 and 18.04.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5,
Under the slogan "reconstruc- "Anniversaries ind Holidays.- tion of World Economy," the an-Dragon Boat Festival, (Tien- Teinual meeting of the German World chung-chleb). Bank and Customs
Economic Society opened on Satur- | Holiday.
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day in the gally decorated Leder Auctions. Goods and Chattels of Halle. Stuttgart's congress hall. the Beauty Parlour, Pedder Build- More than 500 guests arrived in ing. First Floor, 10.30 a.m. the morning and yesterday includ-
Cinemas
London, June 1. Sir John Simon's statement con- cerning the proposed air pact which was made in the House of Coming delegations fron mons on Friday and which has
Belgium,
France, the Netherlands, Sweden, King's: "The Little Colonel." been very likely the last official Luzemburg. Rumania, Switzerland. Queen's: The Casino Murder statement delivered by him in the and Hungary. capacity of Foreign Secretary, was
In his welcoming speech, . Dr. received with somewhat mixed Schnee, after reading the con- feelings by the Press. The papers gratulatory mcasages received from welcome on the one hand the an- Hitler and Schacht and outlining nouncement that the negotiations the Congress programme, stressed for the air pact are thaking favour- that Hitler never accepted the Idea able progress and although Bir of eccromle self-sumciency, but John Simon did not utter a word always propagated even in the last in regard to the "conference," some Reichstag speech of new Ger- passages of his speech were gener-many's readiness to participate in ally intérpreted as foreshadowing the solution of the world's an air conference in the near fu- economic problems of the present tore..
day...
Case." Central: "Chinese Picture." Oriental:-"The Band Plays On." World:"Chinese Picture." Alhambra: "Beggars In Ermine." Meetings Ladies' Guild and Work Party. B.K. Union Church Hall, 10. a.bt; Kowloon Church Women's Guild, 10 am.
Union
Social Whist Drive, Seamen's Institute, 9' p.m.
-Sports
Second Bowls, Open Singles, Round, F. J. Jones v, A. 8. Gomes (Talkoo). G. & F. Thompson v. W. Glendinning (Recreio),“”, P.-E. (Bowling Knight 7. J. McKelvie Green), W. E, Way v. J. E. Henson (Kowloon Docks), R. Duncan v
The majority of the papers on Transocean Kuo Min. the other hand stress that the British Government has evidently not taken full advantage of the possibilities offered by Hitler's ment, sign or at least initial the speechThe Times" i the convention which clearly lays down editorial article, reproaches the the principle that in case of an air Ocvernment with stin attempting attack, ali other signatories should to realise the entire London pro- be obliged to take action, in the tocol at a single stroke, nearly air against the aggressor. If this four months having been apent principle is once established, no
examining and discussing power would dare make improvok
various suggestions which ed attacks and the "Times" thinks -however useful they might it quite possible that this priz- be undoubtedly were not as im- ciple might become the corner Moon Moon, 5th Day. portant from the British stand- stone of a more wide-reaching Bunrise-5.38 101. Fünset point as the proposed air pact, "
Britain, so the paper continues, should at the earliest possible mo
the
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