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GAY, INFECTIOUS

·COMEDY ROMANCE

JACK HULBERT

AND

CICELY COURTNEIDGE

Falling for You

WITH

TAMARA DESNI

A

Gaumont British Picture.

4 SHOWS

DAILY

£30-ke

1.15–1.29

TO-MORROW

Farty Maddening Maidens on a Maiden Cruise

with two lanscent men who

tried not to

slip.. but SLIP

AHOY!

NAUGHTYCALL NUTTYCALI MUSICALI

MELODY CRUISE

With

CHARLIE RUGGLES PHIL HARRIS

GRITA MESSEN, MARJORIE BATDION, HELEN MACK, Chick Chandler, Jura Brewster, Ikirtay Chambara

Muse and Lynnes by Walt Jason and Ve? Everon Draced be Mars Sandach

We Conce. ONKING

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decar Cows Broci

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Picture of course!

China Mail.

EIGHTY - NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1934.

LANCASHIRE AND PROTESTANTS

JAPAN

Cotton Discussions To Begin Soon.

JAPANESE DELEGATES NOW AUTHORISED

had

DEPLORE US.

NAVY PLANS Message to Secretary

- of State.

DISARMAMENT PROPOSALS

New York.

| BRITAIN'S ENVOY TO TOKYO

Sir Francis Lindley's Successor.

London, To-day.... Replying to a question in the House of Commons yesterday,, the Parliamentary Secretary for Over tions, with a total of more than Clive, His Majesty's. Envoy Extra- seas Trade, Lt-Colonel D. J. Colville, 28,000 communicants, has sent a ordinary and Minister Plenipoten- said that within the last 24 hours, message to the Secretary of tiary at the Holy See, to be His State, Mr. William. Cordell Hull, Majesty's Ambassador Extra- the Japanese Ambassador to Lon-deploring the American Naval ordinary and Plendipotentiary at don, Mr. Matsudaira

in-building programme and express-Tokio, in succession to the Right formed the British Govern-ing concern at the delays which Kon. Sir Francis Lindley, who is ment. under instructions

have so far obstructed the pro-shortly retiring.-British Wireless from

gress of the Disarmament Con-Service. the Japanese Government,

that ference. the representatives of the cotton in• Įdustry of Japan and the Rayon Textile Exporting Association been duly authorised by the ese Industries concerned to into formal negotiations with [representatives of the British

dustries.

SIR ROBERT CLIVE APPOINTED

- London, To-day. His Majesty the King has been The Federal Council of Chur-graciously pleased to approve the senting 25 Protestant denomina ches in the United States, repre-appointment of Sir Robert Henry

Sir Robert Henry Clive,

"Our Government," the mes-K.C.M.G., C.M.G., joined the Diplo. and sage states, "even though within matic Service in 1902, and from had

its treaty rights, has launched to 1926 to 1931 was British Minister our sincere regret, a $235,000,000 at Teheran, Persia. He has ser- Japan-|(£47,000,000) naval building pro-ved as Counsellor at Rome, Tokyo,'

enter gramme. Other great Powers (Berne, Cairo, Stockholme

and

Consul-

the continue to spend vast sums on Peking, and has been in-their military and naval establish- General at Munich and at Tangiers.

ments....We see no reason why

This information had been com- further naval reductions cannot muniented to the Special Committee be immediately provided for

Jat Manchester, and Lt.-Col. Colville without waiting for the project-[ments and of arms manufacture

hoped that arrangements would be ed Naval Conference in 1934." and trade. Abolition of aggres-: made forthwith for the commence "Minimum provisions for an sive weapons within a definite: ment of the discussion.

effective Disarmament treaty," period. Limitation of expendi- Colonel Celville, said that the outlined by the Council, were as ture to prevent rivalries in arma- Government fully realised the im-follows:

¡ments; and a permanent organi. Substantial reduction of existsation to carry on the work HEAR THE HIT SONG, "ISN'T portance of the time factor in this

problem.-Reuter and British Wire-jing armaments.

begun by the Disarmament less Service,

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