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MASS AGITATION.

Nanking, Yesterday. Chiang Kai-shek, addressing the closing meeting of the People's Convention this morning, outlined the future policy of the National Government, us follows:

1.The National Government.

with strict enforcement

· DIVINE HEALING.

20 ACCOMPLICES DETAINED.

Two hundred men and women

Tokyo, Yesterday. converts

to Four Square Gospel As a result of police investiga- tions into the bomb outrage at Revivalism were baptised in the

Mr. Inouye's house on May 2, a man Royal Albert Hall, London, while a named Takabatake, a member, of congregation of 10,000 people who the reactionary organisation op-

scence

Twenty of his accomplices have been detained, and further investi- gations are proceeding-Reuter.

will make every effort to strengthen, had reached the heights of religious ed to the London naval treaty and the Government's economic the unity of the country, emotionallam sang stirring hymns

policy, has confessed that he was of the and shouted "Hallelujah.”

guilty. law, so as to preserve order and Women all over the hall, with make reconstruction possible.

of joy, 2.-The problem of the people's smiling faces, wept tears livelihood shall receive particular There were extraordinary attention from the National Gov-¡ when' dozens of other men and wo- ernment.

men testified that they had been cured of disease by divine healing, when Principal George Jeffreys, the leader of the Four Square Gospel Alliance, anointed them with oil and laid his hands on them.

3.-The national and racial con- sciousness of the people of China must be cultivated so long as they are not treated un terms of full equality by the rest of the world.

4.-Masa agitation shall be en- couraged.

[A Tokyo message of May 31 stated:

Shortly after 10 p.m. yesterday, bomb exploded inside the resid ence of Mr. Inouye, the Finance: Minister. It was apparently not a very powerful one, as the only dam. age it caused was the break-i ing of windows, although frag- "Sickness and disease," announced ments struck the residence of Principal Jeffreys, "came into this Princess Kuni, mother of the world as a result of man's trans- Empress, on the apposite side of the in suppressing bandits and Cam-gression. It is God's will to heal read. There were no casualties.]

5.-Order in the country must be preserved, and the people

must co-operate with the Government

mimists.

6.-Local government autonomy shall be encouraged.-Reuter,

GERMAN LEADERS.

VISIT TO BRITAIN NEXT

MONTH.

DETAILS DISCLOSED.

people here to-day."

"Hallelujah, praise God," thun- dered 10,000 voices in reply.

Four Square Gospel demonstra- tions were held in the Albert Hall from early morning until night. More than a thousand people wait- ed in queues for hours und failed to gain admission. Thousands who took part in the demonstrations had brought their meals with them, and during the interval camped in the corridor, where they ate sand- wiches and drank tea from vacuum flasks.

Bower of Flowers.

Rugby, Saturday. According to Press reports, the programme for the visit to Lon- don of Dr. Bruening and Dr. Curtius, German Chancellor and Foreign Secretary, respectively. 19

Principal George Jeffreys, a slim, wearing a black fixed subject to confirmation. De dark young man tails were arranged in converaa-

gown, stood on a rostrum embower- tions between Mr. Arthur Hender-ed with flowers, and surveyed with son and the German statesmen at piercing eyes a sen of faces which Geneva.

rose tier upon tier before him. They were faces aglow with emotional ecstasy

as they looked with admiration at their leader.

some one," he cried, "who would like to know Christ, the Saviour?-5-6-7-God bless you! I turn my huge meeting into an inquiry room-16-20-35--40."

Dr. Bruening and Dr. Curtius will reach England on the even- ing of Friday, June 5, in time for a banquet at the Foreign Office.

"Is there

People testified In their hundreds. ! Men and women were on their feet waving hymn sheets and proclaim-

On Saturday they will motor to Chequers to spend the week-end with the Prime Minister, when op portunity will be taken to discuss questions of mutual Interest This will be the first meeting of Mr. MacDonald and Dr. Bruening.

A British-German luncheon willing that they were saved. be held on Monday, and an official "Sit where you

born again," thundered the lender,! and then swept his hearers into an outburst of song:-

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Smile and set the world a-smiling, "Cheer another on life's way." The congregation bowed their heade in their hands.

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Rugby, Saturday.

India will be brought within five days of England, and Central Africa only just over six days, by the accelerated air mail service! of Imperial Airways, beginning | to-day. This has been made pos- eible by the agreement with Italy and Greece, and the intro- duction of larger and faster fly- ing boats on the Mediterranean sections of the route.

Towards the end of the year the Central African air mail will be extended southward to Cape- town, enabling passengers and mails to be flown 8,000 miles from London to Capetown in 11 days, and later in not more than nine days.-British Wireless Ser- vice.

RIOTS IN EGYPT.

COLLISION BETWEEN MOB AND TROOPS.

POLICE OFFICER KILLED.

Cairo, Yesterday. After killing a police officer at Mitgamr yesterday, a crowd col- lided with some troops, who fired. Six rioters were killed and 29 wounded.

The casualties at Cairo include

God to-night?" challenged Principal a Cypriot (a British. subject) who Jeffreys.. "We are offering you was killed. eternal life at this meeting!"

Rugby, Saturday. The text of a Bill has been is- White-robed figures were now sued, backed by the members of filing to the centre of the hall, men three parties, with the object of in cricket shirts and white flannel securing to the public, the rights trousers, women in white muslin of free access to uncultivated frocks. They walked with down. mountain and moor land, for the cast eyes to the baptistry which purposes of recreation or artistic had been erected in

the middle of study, subject to provisions the hall. Dazzling are lamps flash- against abuse-British, Wirelessed upon them. One by one they Service.

passed through the water of re- demption, young women and men with their faces transfigured by their tremendous emotional tension, and white-haired' old man with 11 look of hope.

JAPANESE FIRE.

SEVEN HUNDRED HOUSES DESTROYED IN MATSUE.

The organ pealed cut in triumph, and the 10,000 sang "I will follow Jesus" over and over again,

"I baptise thee in the name the Father..

Tokyo, Saturday. Seven hundred houses were destroyed by fire in Mataue City, in the "Lafcadio Hearn Country." Many hotels were gutted and the damage is estimated at several illion yen. It is believed that there are no casualties.-Reuter. come to an end.

of

The minutes later the thousands of people were leaving the hall. The sixth annual convention of the Four Square Gospel Revivalism had

The week-end death roll due to election disturbances hitherto is nine.-Reuter.

AT ST. DAMASUS.

POPE ADDRESSES 80,000 WORKERS.

Vatican City, Saturday. Eighty thousand working men and women from twenty-two nations gathered in the court yard of St. Damasus to hear an address by the Pope,

His Holiness, who amazed everyone by his unbounded energy, spoke very clearly for over an hour, first in Italian und then translating, along, into French and German 28 he went

an address which was a resume of the Encyclical which was universally broadcast-Reuter.

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