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RADIO CONCERT
The C.B.A. (Shanghai) broadcast States the functions of the Western an enjoyable concert on a recent Electric Company have been sepa evening. All the artists who took The Cable-Wireless Mergor.-in rated and are directed by the Inter-part were well-known in Shanghai the "Wall Street Journal" recently national Telephone and Telegraph there was an article on the Cable prontion. It is this corpora-musical circles. Mr. R. V. Dent Wireless Merger which ended with tion, definitely separated from the opened the concert with three
world-wide scheme
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the following paragraph:-"When "Bell" system, which has been delightful plano salos, the this combine is organised there williammt in the furtherance of being a lullaby of his own composi- thon be two huge communication, a systems in the world the Beil munizations, and in this enterprise tion. Mr. Murray Gilbert Davian System of the United States and it has become merged with the All-followed with a group of songs,| this new British. Communications Americas cable system, the Postal the rendering of, which was ex- Company." In these few lines Telegraph inland system, and the ceptionally fine; he was accom-! there is contained a widely-pre, Commercial Cable System, and it is,panied throughout the evening by valent misunderstanding. The this corporation. which was men-Miss Peggy Davis. Next on the "Bell" System of the United States, tioned in the House of Commons as programme was Madame Holesco- the American Telephone and a possible purchaser of British Knipschildt who gave three songs Telegraph Company, which is a enbles, if stern rivalry with the in German accompanied by Mrs. holding company of high repute, "Beam Wireless" had been allowed F. W. Clifton: these were followed directing through the Immense to continue. The. American Tele-by Schubert's Sonata for Violin and resources of its finance and its phong and Telegraph Company (the Plano by Mr. W. A. Lembke, the
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FIRE ON CROWDS
TROUBLE OVER THE FLAG IN MANCHURIA
Nanking, Yesterday.
It is semi-officially. reported that more than 100 persons were, ki-| ed or wounded during a clash be tween Police and demonstrators in Kirin, Manchuria, a day or two
ago,
Full details are not available,;
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.
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The time may come when it will not be necessary for eloping couples to search for a minister in the early
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that the couple above did.
research the operations of a large, "Deli" system) is quite separate it violinist of the German Ama- number of operating telephone com- from this organisation, and. [teur Orchestra with 'Mr. A. H. panies throughout the United as the Postmaster-General re-Candlin at the piano. Each artist States. It does not control all the vently explained, it operates no rendered another group of solos operating companies, for some of telegraphs whatever. The mis-and songs, and the programme ter-j them are under independent aus understanding in quite wide-minated with four charming little picea, but the business of long- spread, and it is important that songs by Mr. Murray Gilbert distance communication is con- the distinction between, on the one Davies, Madame Holesco-Knips- ducted by the "Bell" companies and hand. the internal telephone sys-childt's second group of songs were the independent companies in tems of the United States, and, on by Scandinavian composers, the friendly and co-ordinated way, and the other, the international enter-first being Danish, the second Nor- transfers of local companies from prisea which operate telegraphs and wegian and the third Swedish; her one side to the other, in order to telephones in the widor world beautiful soprano voice,
30 well facilitate co-ordinated working, though closely associated with one suited to the radio, came over the have not been infrequent. Closely of the internal telegraph systema)air extremely well. The reception associated with the American Tele. should be made clear. "The throughout the concert was very phone and Telegraph Company is Economist."
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POLITICIANS
PRE-WAR. CABINET DISPUTE
DENIED
"DISTORTION OF FACTS"
Mr. Lloyd George has replied to rértain passages in the late Vis count Morley's "Memorandum on | Resignation." published recently, in which he gave his reasons for leaving the Liberal Cabinet on the outbreak of war with Germany.
Mr. Lloyd George says:
is unfair to them to suggest, as Lord Morley does in his memoran- Idum, that we deserted him at the last moment. As a matter of fact, it was he who deserted us when he had to come to a painful decision.
It is fair to stata that it is my recollection that Mr. John Burns was opposed to war in overy con- tingency and he was no party to the agreement about Belgium.”
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What Lord Morley Said One of Lord Morley's main points was his conviction that the invasion of Belgium was leas important than It is very difficult to answer a commitments to France in post-humous attack, especially from bringing Great Britain into the war. an old colleague for the fact that He afirms that up to the last he is dead makes it invidious to say moment Mr. Lloyd George was with quite freely what one thinks either him and Mr. John Burns (who alko of the attack or the attacker. resigned) in opposing war even in
As far as I can see, the object of defence of Belgian neutrality the memorandum is to demonstrate Under date. August 2, 1914, Lord that in an insincere. pusillanimous Morley writes:
...
the compound and mixed argument of French liability and Belgian liability must end in an expedi- tionary force and an active part in vast and long-continued European | war, the Cabinet would undoubted- ly have perished that very evening. Lloyd George and. Simon heading the achism.
Later the same day he says:
The motives of Lord George were a riddle. He knew that his! "stock" had sunk dangerously low: peace might be the popular card against the adventurous energy of Winston; war would} make mincercat of the Land; Quention.
The next day he explains Mr. Lloyd George's decision not to re- sign by suppoaing him to have been Liked round", by "the splendid condottiere at the Admiralty" (Mr. hurehill), and to have "found in
world Lord. Morley and Mr. Burns If I, or anyone else, could only ¡the German ultimatum to Belgium! were the only two honest and cour have brought home to them that a sufficiently plausible excuse." ageous men left.
I make some allowance for the fact that he wrote in a moment of petulance when he found himself alone, but I am bound to say that the facts as stated by him are a! complete distortion of
what! actually occurred.
With the exception of Mr. Burns, the members of the Liberal Cabinet who were opposed to the war were all in complete agreement that it Germany invaded Belgium we should have to take up the position which Mr. Gladstone assumed in. 1870-that Britain was in honour bound by her treaty obligations "to defend the integrity of that little country.
.No Alternative: When it was clear that Gormany intended marching her forces through Belgium I felt that we had no alternative but to stand by our treaty obligations. When I put that to Lord Morley he agreed. "But," he said, "if there is war I shall be of no ase in the Cabinet
but it is stated that the Man and holstod the Nationalist flag in I have not got the war mind and churian Police opened fire on the three cities mentioned.
I shall be in the way. I shall crowds which were doisonstrating The Folles tora. down the flags therefore resign in a
1 any event, but
at Harbón, Changchun and. Taita! and melees ensued. It is stated there is no reason why you should
that General Chang Tec-halang, go."
Shar
According to the reports receiv-military governor of Kirin, was Not one of the members of the ad, the mob were agitating in responsible for the order to Are Liberal Cabinet who were opposed favour of the National Government Into the crowds-Reuter,
to war changed their minds, and it
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