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Lokno, August 18.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Lloyd George reviewing, the Imperial Conference dwelt on Japan's loyal Interpretation of the Albics enablinst us to guarantee the transport of overseas troops which would otherwise have been impossible. As Mr. Hughes and Mr. Massey recognised, Japanese help in chasing raiders was une of the turning factors of the war. "Shail it be suggested that we now say to the Japanese Thank you for standing by us in trouble but we do not need you any longer. Good bye! Would anyone so behave in business. The British must behave like a gentleman. -(Cheers-and if it were suggested that we end the Alliance when the trouble is over that would not be becoming to the Empire in dealing faith- folly with an ally. (Cheers.) That does not mean that we iré continuing the alliance with any point against anybody else, certainly hot the United States." (Cheers.)

FRIENDS OF AMERICANS.

LONDOK, August-18. Speaking in Parliament, Mr. Lloyd George said; it was a cardina!" principle of British policy to act in complete accord with the United States (Cbeers) There was no country in the world with which it was more important for us to act in concert. It was most difficult to get an English- man to regard an American as a foreigner but be did not see why it should be impossible to remember our obligations to Japan and simultaneously to preserve the spirit of fraternity with the United States. If the Japanese alliance could merge into a greater understanding with both Japan and the United States about all the Pacific problems, that would be a great event and guarantee the world's peace because the problems of humanity to-morrow may be in the Pacific Ocean and the powers chiefly concerned in the Pacific, namely the United States, Japan, and the British Empire.

Here there were Cries of "China."

Mr. George continued: And China. Those four great countries are primarily concerned in having a complete understanding as regards disarmament the Pacific, and the surest way of making a success of any conference was firstly to have an understanding on the Pacific The whole of the British Empire was agreed in the desire for complete friendship with the United States. The necessity of removing every con ceivable obstacle to such friendship between us and America was in agree. ment on great principles of world policy. This would be an absninte guarantee of peace, and he was still hopeful that such an understanding 21 would make us feel such a partnership could be established. It will ensure the result of the Washington conference.

DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE.

WASHINGTON, August 18.

CHINA COAST.

SHIPPING PERSONALS.

LATEST CHANGES,

Mr. B. Steffensen, second, officer, Kansu." has signed off. Mr. J. W. Jenkins has been appointed second officer." Kans."

Mr. H. E. Higgs, chief officer, Loongmow," has signed off. Mr. W. C. H. Knight has been appointed chief officer, Loongmow."

Captain F. McGarity, of the Po yang." is on reserve. Captain R Tarabull, from reserve, has gone master. "Poyang."

Mr. C. L. Crampton. third engineer. Woosung." has signed off.

Mr. A. McLeod, third engineer, Poyang," has gone third engineer, Woosung."

Mr. W. T. Cromby has been ap pointed third engineer. "Poyang.”

Mr. J. R. Seed, second engineer, Pakhoi." is on leave.

Mr. P. H. Todd, third engineer, Pakhoi," has gone, second engineer, same ship.

Mr. E. J. Easson has been appointed third engineer. Pakhoi."

Mr. J. Small. second engineer, Yingchow." has gone second engineer," Paoting."

Mr. E. J. Downs, third engineer, Poyang." has signed off. Mr. R. Bell. third engineer. Lueni," has signed off

Mr. J. Grady second engineer, Paoting." has gone third engineer, Lnenyi."

Mr. J. L. Cruikshanks, from re- serve, has gone chief engineer." Ying- chow."

Mr. E. McGiven, third engineer. Tungchow, has signed off..

Mr. R. Meldrum has been appointed thin engineer. Tungchow

Mr. R. McClelland, from leave, has gone chief officer, Luenbo."

Mr. J. M. Morren, chief officer,

· Luenho," is on reserved Captain C. W. Falk, from leave; has gone master. - Chaksang,"

Captain M. Courtney, of the" Chak- sang," is on leave.

Mr. W. R. Williams, from leave, has

The State Department has been informed that the Chinese conference delegation will number a hundred. Senator Lodge called at the White House and conferred with President Harding for the first time since the angone chief officer. Tungshing" Mr. nouncement of his selection as a member of the American delegation. It is understood they discussed conference matters.

UPPER SILESIAN UNREST.

IMPORTANT CONFERENCE APPEALS FOR PEACE,

BERLIN, Aggust 18:

F. T. Harris, chief officer. Tang- shing," is no leave.

Mr. R. Hichens, from reserve, has | gone secund officer. "Tungshing.“

Mr. J. R. Middenmay, from re- serve, has gone second officer. "Lai- sang." Mr. E. L. Sellars, super- numerary second officer. Laisung.". is on leave.

Mr. H. A. Houchen, from reserve,

has gone, chief officer, Yatshing." M. R. Ferguson, chief officer, Yatshing." is on reserve. Mr. A. Grata, has been appointed second officer," Kwangeli."

The conférence at Kattowitz between the leading German industrialists and representatives of the Polish parties mentioned in our earlier cabies was very important. It included a number of Reichstag members represent ing all parties, in addition to the leaders of all the German trade unions. The Poles included Skolay, Korfanty's successor as Polish plebiscite com- missioner and trade union leaders. The conference decided to issue identical manifestoes to the population of Upper Silesia exhorting peaceful co-opera-second officer. "Kinghsin. tion, also to form German and Polish committees to aid in the maintenance of order.

OPIUM IN CHINA.

WHERE THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS STANDS.

LONDON, August 18.

In the House of Commons, questioned as to how the League of Nations proposes to enforce its decrees as regards discouragement of illicit opium in countries like China and Persia. Mr. Edward Shortt, the Home Secretary replied that the league had been entrusted with the general" supervision and execution of the 1912 Opium Convention, the provisions of which required the signatories to enact effective regulations for the contral of production and distribution, but it did not rest, with the League to decide how much opium might be grown.

KUBBER SLUMP.

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LONDON, Adcast 18.

Mr. A. Karaisky has been appointed

Mr. N. J. Klopper, has beer sp pointed second officer, “ Haean.”

Mr. P. Aksunoff, second engineer, Kiangking," has gone second en- gineer, Kiangshun.

3. C. Timbrel, second engineer, Kiangking has gone second en- gineer, Kiangshun."

Mr. J. Malcolm, second engineer, “Kiangyung," has gone second en- gineer. Kiangwab."

Mr. O. Techkowsky, third engineer, Irene, has gone third engineer, Kiungshun."

3ir. E. Prezediatsky has been up- pointed fourth engineer, Kiang- shua."

What with General Smuts declar ing that the centre of the world's interest. had shifted to the Pacific and with Lord Northcliffe coming out to see the Pacific and study its problems for himself, it seems ⋅ 29. Though there were something in it. General Smuts is mentally as high above Lord Northcliffe sathe heavens above the earth, but we were more

A number of leading London brokers have circularised shareholders of rubber companies suggesting the formation of an association to protect shareholders' interests "in view of the serious crisis through which the ready to believe that Smuts was industry is passing and the possibility that many companies may go into insolvency."

IMPERIAL WIRELESS CHLIE

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LONDON, August 18.

The first station of the imperial-wireless chain erected at Oxford was opened to-day., The Postmaster.c beral sent a stessage of greetings to all the British stations withio range.

COUNTY CRICKET/?

August 18

Hampshire won by an innings and 32, Kent by an innings sud 26,

in error in this matter than we should be to think that Northcliffe had made a mistake. For Lord Northcliffe has a genius for the thing that being taken an interest in, and the fact that he is visiting the Pacific is not an indication that he has made up his mind to allow the Pacific La refect some of his great. nesa, but is a sign that his instinct has told bira that the Pacific is to be a good place for news.. Of course, he will volgarise the whole ocean, and Western Europe and the Aulentić. will remain of more importance than Eastern Asia and the Pacific. Never" thelem - Northcliffe is visiting the Parfen. We shall bear migy of it, remake the Japan Chronici,

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