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Comprising Colorimeters, Syringes, Forcelain Dishes, Sand Clocks. Sets of Weights, Mincing Machine, Barthel Burners, Baby Scales. Erlenmeyer and Separating Flasks, Western Exposure Meter. Water Distilling Flasks, etc.

1 Field Telescopic Sight

2 Arc Lamps with Resistances.

1 G. E. C. Soil Testing Apparatus

1 Pneumothorax Apparatus

ITALY: SOME FACTS

LONDON, June 13 (Router)-The fallowing are some facts, from an authoritative source, concerning the economio, position of Italy.

Firstly, 75 per cent. of Italy's whole import trades are carried by sea, of which 55 per cent, enters the Mediterranean, Gibralta and six per cent, via the Suez;

Speed Until War Is Won

OFFICIAL RATE FOR STERLING

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NEW YORK, June 13 (Renter)—-~- The Bank of England has request- ed the co-operation of American banks in establishing an official | rate for Sterling in order to dan the free market within 'three LONDON, June 13 (Beater) weeks. The Supply Minister, Mr. Herbert

Meanwhile. banking quarters Morrison, in a broadcast, said that predicted that New York banks. Secondly, the Italian self-suf-creasing Kability to Germany as a millions of men and women in will accept the proposals but how- fletency is far below Germany's competitor for the same available Britain are working harder than ever. they will seek beforehand and. whille possibly Able to resources, including Germany's own they have ever worked in their further information and detalis feed herself for one year, she is stocks, Moreover, the considerable ves before.

on the operation of the new gravely deficient in the essential gap of blockade hitherto constitut- But the men and women stuna- aystem. of raw materials such as. iron, coal, ed by Italy in acting as a channeling at bencnes and lathes are not coke, petroleum, timber, copper, tin for Germany's import and export tired, over-driven galley slaves but and rubber:

trade with the outside world eager defenders of their own de- Thirdly, even supposing the Al-closed, and Italy has no export mccratic treedom. Lies are forced to abandon the surplus for Germany except, pos- Mediterranean. Italy and Germany sibly, fruit and vegetables. would find themselves dangerously short of nickel, tin. molybdenum. cobalt, tungsten. copper, rubber, and textiles of colonial produce.

MORE SERIOUS

The Foreign Exchange Com- mittee is reported to be preparing such an inquiry to be presented to the Bank of England,

LONDON STOCK ́ EXCHANGE

LONDON, June 13 (Reuter)-

Mr. Morrison continued: "They There will thus be a substantial cannot, of course, make up in a loss in their combined economic few short weeks the gap caused potentiality and as soon as Italy by Germany long lead over us

stocks, her in war preparation, aggravated The Stock Exchange was generally has consumed her strategic raw materials will be the losses in Flanders The task cheerful with prices of most of is harder and longer than that but the leading groups tending to rise we can take courage from -the

despite the small volume of trad- in spirit in which it is being tackled." Ing

„Mr. Morrison concluded with the exhortation to work at war speed unsif the war is won,

finished for good.

MANUFACTURE

OF AMMONIA

Fourthly, with the Allies in con- trol of the Mediterranean, Italy's) position is even more serious. The only external supplies - available would be from exportable surplus in the domestic produce of central

WASHINGTON, June 13 (Reuter) Europe. the Balkans, Russia, Bwit- zerland and Scandinavia, in all of-The War Department is turning which she must compete with Ger-over to private industry its reserve for materials and machinery for the manufacture of many, both transportation (for example, in. powder, small arms. animunition sufficiency of tank waggons to carry and ammonia. petroleum both to Italy and Ger many), and the Italian forces in

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The President's Secretary, Mr, Stephen Early, also stated that the War Department is making excel- to subsist in the already accum-lent progress in the survey of materials and supplies that may dilated 'stocks;

Fifthly, once her very limited be advantageously declared and accumulation of war stocks is con- the surplus which will be turned sumed. Italy thus becomes an in-loyer to the Steel Export Company sumed

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t-edged socurities were firm and home rail shares notably strengthened. Foreign bonds were steady and industrial shares gains MARKED INCREASE

ont-numbered losses. Gold mining shares benefitted from better sup- Mr. Morrison, in London, said the past month had proved.

a speech in port while leading of shares Im-

seen marked and material In Wall Street was firm. creases in output, On Monday

CONTROLLED "IN CHINA

he made an order bringing 1,463 WOOL,"SKINS, FURS works under his control. We are steadily and swiftly. reducing in- essential production and putting across plans for the allocation of material as between civil war needs and as and more urgent requirements. der its control.

and

between Tess

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The Foreign Trade Commission has part wool, 'skins and furs un-

The main sources of these He declared that it was more animal products are the north than a military struzzle, it was western provinces of Kansu, Ning- a struggle for Europe's, perhaps sla and Chinghai (Kokonor). the world's soul. We must not Their annual production is esti- let the enemy frighten and de-mated at 169,000 piculs (110.231 press us by his screaming and lbs. to a picul) of wool and 1823,- banging.

000 aktris and furs. To facilitate the

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Italy's Capacity To Endure War Discussed

LONDON, "JUNE 13 (REUTER) ECONOMIC · EXPERTS IN LONDON POINT out that Italy's capacity to endure the war must be reckoned in terms of months rather than by years.

Sixty-one per cent of Italy's pre-war trade lay outside the Mediterranean and now will be lost. The greater part of her essential war materials also come from beyond the Mediterranean and will be completely cut off.

Mussolini is known to have the Baltang with her ally, who been laying in stocks and war, ma-has already been badly hit by the terials alnce last September, Blit | blockade. owing to Italy's bad credit, the Goods that Britain has nor purchase of FRANCE MUST BE SAVED

wool, the commission entered in position of these stocks cannot be mally imported from Italy are..

be relatively unim- to a contract with the Kansu large enough to tide the country stated to France must and

bei would

and car be obtained, provincial government in 1938 for over for more than a few months portant saved. She would save

herself the

of warfare.

without dificulty, from appropriation of $1,000,000 by her own efforts and would be as a foundation fund. It set

As far as many of Italy's lost countries. un saved by every ounce and

four collecting stations at Hsiahc, imports are concerned, she will be of help Britain could bring to Pingliang, Changchlächuan and a liability rather than an asset

to Germany,

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Rumanian Shipping Stopped

BUCHAREST, «June 13 (Reuter)

The purchases were either made. More than 80 per cent. of the for reasonable hope. First, appre-directly from the traders or Italian petrol imports came from clable and steadily growing

and ma-through the intermediary of the beyond the Mediterranean terial help from America; second, provincial "authorities.

the bulk of the remainder from the fact that Britain was fully In 1938, the total amount of Rumania. Clearly, Italy cannot awake, and would mobiilse as wool secured by the commission obtain more

latter never before under 'a leader was more $100

than 44,000 picula, source at the expense of Ger- $100 worthy of her; the third reason worth $1,800,000. Most of it was many. For coal Italy will have 54/4) was that although slow to action delivered to the US.S.R.. says to rely on German supplies and

$6,90

40 per cent of these have lately-All Rumanian shipping in the ed resourcefulness, inventiveness A Szechwan Inspectorate for been carried on the Frankfurt- Black Sea is being brought to a and the knack of adapting odd

Basle railway which is very Tul- standstill by order of the Ru and unexpected means to great Opium Suppression will be estáb nerable to military action. unexpected ends. They had 11shed on July 1 to tighten the draw down achieve oplum suppression work in the ment almost from empty alr, all of province. The office will make in- A great deal of Italy's pre-notice and those at вед Lave which had been seer at Durkirk vestigations into the drug traffick-wax food supplies are also im- been ordered to return immedi

"I commend it to you as a por- ing conditions in various districts, ported from counties outside the lately...

Shipping to Turkey - has been tent, In that sign we shall con- and examine opium suppression Mediterranean and Italy can only:

replace these by competing in completely stopped, quer." he concluded.

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ANGLO - JAPAN AGREEMENT

Tientsin Silver Question

LONDON, June 13 (Reuter)—It Is learned in London that details

of the Anglo-Japanese agreement on the Tientala affair will be

made available when the strange- ment will definitely be signed in

a few days time, but it is gather- ed that, with regard to the silver question, the arrangement pro- vides that the money shall be deposited in a bank in the Seitle- ment in an account under the signatures of the British and Japanese Consuls-General.

Ten per cent, (approximately £10,000,000) will be allocated to famine and food relief. The In- herent difficulties with regard to.

the disposal of this silver have

thus found a solution acceptable

to all parties.

JAPANESE STATEMENT

TOKYO, June 13 (Reuter)--A Foreign Office spokesman declared that agreements have been reached on the questions at: issue between

Britain and Japan relating to the

British Concession at Tientsin.

The agreement, he said, covers policing and the silver and "eur- rency questions. The agreement does not refer to the question of Chinese silver in the French Con- cession in Tientsin which will ap parently take further time for settlement.

CHINESE INTERESTS

british Wireless adds it is learned in London that through- ut the Tientsin negotiations ful consultation has been maintain- ed with the Chinese" Government with a view to safeguarding their Interests. It is understood object has been achieved.

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