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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1936

KING'S INFORMAL MEMORIAL TO LATE KING

TOUR Duchy of Cornwall

Visited

PICTURESQUE CEREMONY AT EXETER

London. To-day. His Majesty the King re ceived a very warm welcome on an informal tour yesterday of the Duchy of Cornwall estate. Large crowds gathered all

halt.

GOOD RESPONSE TO APPEAL SUBSCRIPTIONS POURING IN Premier's Broadcast To Nation

fields throughout the country. of

which there is an increasing need.

Mr. Baldwin said: "Landowners can give land and the rich can give wealth. But I want to see a real offering of the people and aj complete realisation by all classes:

of the country and possibly the Empire, that we are all members of one family."-Reuter.

EARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS London, To-day. London: The King George V Subscriptions to the King Memorial Fund was opened jes

along the route followed by the George Memorial, to take the form terday on the anniversary of the late King's birthday with an"ap- of of a statue at Westminster and Royal party and a number

peal by the Lord Mayor on behalf; impromptu ceremonies were playing-fields throughout the coup of the National Memorial, which staged By local bodies at each try, which was launched by the is to take the form of a statue in The tour started from the small Lord Mayor of London on Tues-Westminster on a specially clear- Devon village of Bradninch, which day, were flowing in throughouted site between the Houses of has not seen a King since the yesterday. The staff of the Man- bey, and of playing-fields through- days of the Civil War, when Kingston House were busy dealing with out the country. Charles II passed through it as a

Parliament and Westminster Ab-

ù

Early subscriptions include fugitive. At Exeter His Majesty cheques amounting to thousands

1,000 guineas from Lord Wake- was met at the City boundary or of guineas.

It is impossible to state the field, another 1,000 guineas from the Mayor and Corporation, and

sum received, but it is the Wakefield company and 500 there took place the historic cere- total

that the amount Guiness from the match manufac- mony of the Civic Swerd, in which understood

¡turing firm of Bryant and May. the King touches the hilt to sign-will be published periodically.

The Prime Minister's broadcast: London: Broadcasting to the ily his satisfaction that Exeter re- mains worthy to retain the sword, whole empire on the eve of the last night to the Nation and em- which was presented to the City late King George's birthday Mr.pire on behalf of the fund was re- in 1497 by King Henry V. Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister, layed throughout the

The King then drove across appealed to the members of one States-British Wireless Service. THE FIRST GIRL IN TWO YEARS! and the tour was con- great family to resolve that "lons

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tinued through Cornwall. During after our voices are still, there the will be some permanent memorial the visit to his home farm

herd of to King George for the service King inspected his own prize Red Devon cattle. His and happiness of future genera-

LOY Majesty left for London at six tions, as a visible sign of the

o'clock in his private aeroplane love of the King's people." from Roiborough Aerodrome, - British Wireless Service.

NO DUKE OF CORNWALL For the first time for 95 years there is no Duke of Cornwall

That is the effect of the raling

the OWEN given on May 9 under

with REGINALD

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The Prime Minister commended ;two schemes adopted by the Lord

United

ARGENTINA'S PROPOSALS

Italian Government Opposition

Mayor and the London committee PRACTICAL SCHEME DEMANDED

firstly, a statue between West- minster Abbey and the House of

Rome, To-day. parliament, as beautiful a spot The Argentine Ambassador as any in the world for every visited Signor Suvich, Under-Se- thority of the secretary

the member of our great -

cretary of State, and explained Duchy of Cornwall that "His Ma-also visitors from Ameris sad all Argentina's proposal that the lesty, while owner of the Duchy

of

of Cornwall, is not the Duke of over the world"; and secondly, the League Assembly should be con- of children's playing-vened shortly. The Italian

Cornwall."

This served to correct a mis-

jconception in regard to the title

provision

Government is opposed to the pro-

which has beer popularly held. RECRUITING FOR eral principles, while what is

even in Court circles. It had been contended that the title became merged in the Crown on the ac cession of the present King.

The title is held by the Sover- eign's eldest son. It has been dormant more than once since its

•LAST 4 TIMES TO DAY⚫ creation in 1957, the last time be-

A SHOW FILLED. WITH LAUGHTER ! They started out to grab millions and wound up with

counterfeit money!

NO LOVE IN A COTTAGE She was going to marry mon ...til she sent guy with a allion-coller penenality...

STUFF FOR HER!

and not time in his now!

CAROLE LOMBARD

FRED MacMURRAY

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The dormancy of the title will temporarily deprive gatherings of

toast.! Cornishmen of a cherished

The Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall."

STATESMEN TO MEET

Dr. von Schuschnigg And Mussolini

POLITICAL CONJECTURES

-CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Home, To-day. The fact that the Austrian Chancellor, Dr. von Schuschnigg. [

GERMANY

South-West African Campaign

Windhoek, To-day.

An extensive recruiting campaign for military ser- vice in Germany is being carried out in the mandat- ed territory of South-west.

A. Africa.

continuous stream of young Germans is attending a German doc- tor for a medical examina- tion, at orders alleged to have Jeen issued by the German Consul. Reuter.

posals, declaring that the duty of the Assembly is to formulate gen-

wanted now is practical propos- als for agreements.--Reater.

JUNE 23 FIXED

Paris: The date of the reas- sembly of the Plenary Session of the League of Nations has been fixed for June 23, it is stated in well-informed circles here.

In this case the League of Na- tions Council session, which it was originally intended to hold on June 15, will probably be post- poned for one week.

NO ITALIAN DELEGATION Geneva: Italy will send no 'de-i legation to the Internationalį | Labour Conference beginning here to-day, according to a last-minute telegram received by the director of the International Labour Bureau from the Italian Govern-

HOTEL ALLIANCE ent

FAVOURED

This action on the part of Italy is considered here to be promoted by Argentina's motion for the re-

Encouraging Tourists assembly of the Plenary Session

To Germany

"CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Berlin, To-day.

of the League of Nations.

Bome: Full military honours, be-) fitting his rank as Viceroy, were accorded to Marshall Eadoglio on his arrival here by the regular is spending his much-discussed

1 pm. train yesterday. The prin- holiday at the seaside resort of Representatives of 21 countries cipal figures of the Fascist Party

to dis- Via Reggio, near which the ex. met in Berlin yesterday Empress Zita, wife of the last cuss the matter of an internation- and all the members of the Cabinet, Emperor Charles X of Austria-al Hotel alliance In his welcoming with Signor Mussolini at their Hungary, has a small chateau, is speech the State Secretary of the head, were assembled on the plat

German Propaganda Ministry said form to welcome the giving rise to much speculation as to whether the restoration of the that Germany's ambitions were to general, who was embraced Hapsburgs to the throne of Aus be the most perfect and hospitable kissed by the Duce himself Hun- ria will form.

chief tourist country in the world, and dreds of thousands gave Marshal one of the

tumultuous ovation. topies of the conversation be that all foreigners coming to Ger- Badoglio a

Viceroy drove through the densely- tween the Chancellor and Signor many with an open mind would be cheering themselves hoarse as the Trans-Ocean Mussolini, who is expected to meet given a hearty welcome.

The President, Sir Francia thronged streets. ~ the Austrian statesman either at Towle, replied saying that the big Service.

Rimini or at Venice.

Well-informed Austrian circles

hoteliers had a big international obligation to fulfil-Trans-Ocean

POLISH PRESIDENT'S TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF OFFICE

here state, however, that Dr. von! Service. Schuschnigg's visit has HO COM nection with the Hapsburg ques- tion whatever, and the meeting) between the Duce and the Chancel- lor should be regarded as a mat- -- ter of international courtesy.—— Trans-Ocean Service.

Berlin. To-day-On the occasion. of the completion of President Bascicki's tenth year as President of the Polish Republic, which was 181 PASSENGERS FOR HK being celebrated in Poland yester-

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MIDWIVES IN CONGRESS Coming Meeting In Berlin

and

** CHINA MAIL - SPECIAL

Berlin, To-day. About 1,000 midwives from all day, Chancellor Hitler telegraphed parts of Germany and 20 foreign his and the German Government's countries will meet in Berlin from

He commented upon ZEW, say-congratulations Trans-Ocean June 5 to 9, when the seventh In- ing that for a station of its size. Service.

the transmission was extraordia-

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tion

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