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Canton, To-day, Following the adoption by the China," General Tsai continued;" I "I cannot say anything more on South-west Political Council of his have been away so long, and the proposal for the reorganization of only news I the headquarters of the naval through an occasional newspaper." forces of the First Group Army,

The Chekiang Provincial Gov- ADMIRES MUSSOLINI' .. and the Kwangtung fleet, under

Speaking of his visit to Italy heernment is negotiating for a loan Rear-Admiral Kiang Shi-yuen, into said, "Premier Mussolini is a great of 32,000,000 from the Bank of a naval

general headquarters, leader, whose courage and ability tions and a number of other

[China, the Bank of Communica-| and the appointment of him conia necessary and essential to a banks here to finance reconstruc- currently as Commander-in-Chief country like Italy. of the navy, General Chen Chi-man of his courage and power, but Bonds of $3,600,000 as security. China needs ation projects, offering Provincial tang formally took up his new post dictating a different policy." at 1 pm, yesterday.

the General's arrival in Rome, have wired their head offices in The various banks approached Following the Inaugural core-Premier Mussolini greeted him as Shanghai, asking for instructions

General Chen appointed his old friend" whom he had read in connection with the matter. Rear-Admiral Klang Shi-yuen and about in

the newspapers, and Chang Chih-ying Vice Commander-accorded him an official welcome.

It is believed that the loan in-chief of the navy and Li· Ching- Referring to the certain Chinese the banks are also interested in will be successfully concluded, as wen Chief-of-Staff of the naval Consuls in the United States who the economic and constructive were dismissed by the Nanking development of the province-

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It la learned that General Chen's Government for welcoming him, the Chekiai Agency.. object of making the proposition General said "Great injustice has for the reorganization of the two been done to these unfortunate headquarters into one is to have men, for they did not accord me any the power of commanding naval official recognition, neither did they forces in this province-Central take part in any of the welcome Press.

functions.

FRANCE AND RUSSIA NOW

IN AGREEMENT

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FUKIEN REVOLT RECALLED will receive payments in full in "It was to prevent further casual-foreign currencies, Americans: ties that the Peoples' Revolutionary will only be able to use them for who receive registered marks Government in Fukion in 1935, was

long-term investment in Ger- Bo short-lived," General Taal, con- tinued, when naked the reason of the many or convert them into dol failure of the Fukien Revolution.ars at a considerable discount. "We had the masses behind us, and

America's note adds that the Paris, Earlier.

solemn faith and credit of Ger- with this strength we wore con- According to a message from ndent that we should not encounter that payments on the bonds many were voluntarily pledged Geneva, M. Litvinoff and Drany resistance, but our opponents would be Edward Benes, the Foreign Min-resorted to arms, so, after a few mination against any holder.

discri- isters of Russia and Czechoskirmishes, in which many lives Reuter. slovakia, respectively, conferred

ware lost, we decided to call the

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met without

yesterday with the object of con- revolution off to prevent further AMERICA NOT TO AGGRAVATE cluding a Soviet-Czechoslovakia loss of blood."."

pact of mutual assistance simi- General Tsal declined to give his liar to that concluded between opinion of the Nanking Govern France and Russia..

ment, and said that he would rather Czechoslovakian circles state that negotiations are proceeding he has yet to learn what has hap- not mention anything at present as

·ARMS SITUATION

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Senator Nye added that the very favourably. Dr. Benes is pened during his absence. As he Committee had agreed to consult probably going to Moscow to was entering a private car, he was the State Department in regard to sign the initial pact-Reuter.

POMPEY WINS

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asked whether he would go to Nan-any correspondence the publica- king in the near future. "What," tion of which might possibly cause he exclaimed to have my myself embarrassement.

arrested?"

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It is understood that President NANKING INVITATION Roosevelt expressed neither dis- His secretary, Mr. C. S.. Mark, approval nor approval of these ar In the Second Division the however, stated that letters from rangements nor suggested that the Cottagers ran riot against Sheffield Generalissimo Chiang had been re-activities of the Committee should United. Doncaster came a third ceived, naking the General to visit | be curtailed.-Reuter.

herham, the visitors winning by 5 may not be for the General's good."} The Portuguese light cruiser, Con-i goals to 3. Tranmere, however, Among those who met General colves Zarco, arrived in Hong Kong also dropped points at Mansfield, Taai at the Kowloon Wharf was yesterday from Macao.

to-morrow for Singapore. Aldershot 'surprised even their General Chan Ming-shu. the most ardent supporters by beating "brains" behind the Fakion Revolu- Charlton, while Reading took a tion of 1933,

General has been widely fated and aten nearer promotion as the re- According to arrangements the enthusiastically welcomed by his sult of a home win over Coventry, General should have arrived here countrymen, although the majority by the s.a. President Jefferson, but, of the Chinese consuls were obliged owing to numerous requests to stay to ignore him. In spite of his A Ten Dance will be held at the a few days more made by the connection with the Fukien Revolu Repulse Bay Hotel, to-morroW at Chinese community in Manila, he tion his courage in resisting the 480 p.m. A hall-hourly bus ser- decided to prolong his stay there for Japanese in the Shanghai war in ¡vice operates on Saturday and a few days.

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