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BAR BARA

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"Bride Walks Out

THE

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HELEN

SPARKS BRODERICK

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Directed by Léigh Jesca

An Edward Small Froduction

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"MURDER OF DR. HARRIGAN”

RICARDO CORTEZ & MARY ASTOR

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CHARLIE IS A SLEEP-WALKER

HE DOES THE STRANGEST THINGS AT NIGHT! When the moon comes up, he comes out and the fun begins, his dream becomes a nightmare of laughs..

When Charlie steps out.

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His honeymoon is nothing but a sleep-

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Adolph Zukor presents

MARY BOLAND CHARLIE RUGGIES

"Early to Bed"

A Punt Picture with George Buckier · Gail Powick Directed try Horian McLeod

THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1936

LABOUR PARTY

CONGRESS

Important Questions To Be Faced

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DISARMAMENT AND NON- INTERVENTION IN SPAIN

Edinburgh, To-day.

The British Labour Party will have to define its attitude on 'such {important questions as the Gov- ernment's rearmament policy and also its policy of non-intervention in Spain at the Congress, which has opened here.

There was

an immediate re-

percussion of Sunday's East-end rioting. Mr. Herbert Morrison moved a resolation which was carried unanimously, calling on the Government to institute an immediate enquiry into the recent disturbances and the activities and finance of the Fascist or ganisation

The Spanish question was reached in the afternoon, when

the-conference' debated a resolu- tion of the Labour Party execu- tive, amounting to a request that the conference should subscribe] to the policy of non-intervention. The resolution was carried on 器 card-vote by 1,836,000 for and 519,000 against.-Reuter.

UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN

Seasonal Rises Shown

The seasonal

JARROW MARCH ON LONDON

Petition To House Of Commons

PRAYING FOR MEASURES TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT

London, To-day.

A town's deputation, composed of 200 employed and organised with the approval of all the

POSTAGE parties on the local Council, left

In accordance with tradition that the picture of the reigning. King of England appears on all -stamps of the United Kingdom. this stamp bearing the portrait of His Majesty King Edward уш

recently issued in London

FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE

Behaviour Strongly Criticised

STIRRING UP TROUBLE :

-CHINA MAIL" SPECIAL

Paris, To-day.

Jarrow, Durham, yesterday to march to London carrying a petition to the House of Commons, with 11,572 signatures, praying for measures to provide employ- ment in the town. The object of the march is to draw attention to the plight of the town, which has) one of highest percentages of unemployment in the whole coun-) try and recently suffered a blow) to the hopes of the alleviation of lits distress aroused by the plans

for a steel works, which later cancelled owing to the rationalisation schemes within the steel industry itself."

The Bishop of Jarrow pro- nounced a blessing on the march ers before their departure, andį they were urged by the Mayor to maintain the credit of the town which they represented by their conduct in London and en route..

A powerful indictment of the-British Wireless Service. behaviour of foreigners residing

in France was published yesterday under the heading "The Undesir

were

ables" in the Echo de Paris. The ROAD SURFACES

anthor is the well-known member of the French Academy, M. Ed- mond Jaloux, who complains that among the political refugees" - in France there are some that preach world revolution, while others are! inciting hatred of their own coun- tries. M. Jaloux goes on to say:

AT HOME

Many Experiments

Proceeding.

-

London, To-day.

London, To-day.

decline in em❤ ployment in the hotel and board. Jing-house service and in the dis-

tributative trades and building. "If we want peace then it is not More than 60 experiments have industry, as well as an increase in good that so many Italians who been begun by the Roads Depart- the number temporarily laid off have fed from Italy and so many ment of the Ministry of Transport Germans who have been expelled under the guidance of a technical in coal-mining, in all amounting

10,399 in the total numbers of un- employed last month compared (with August.

to over 34,000, explains the rise Germany should unceasingly committee, with the object of find- seek to excite the masses of the ing the best materials for con-] French people against the Italian straction and the surface treat-] and German. Governments. We ment of roads. These experi bave even The Ministry of Labour es- France demanding that France colour for road surfaces from the seed foreigners inments relate to the use of the best Itimated that at September 21 there were approximately 10,966. order to liberate her of Chancellor the durability of various forms ahould declare war on Germany in point of view of night driving, to 000 insured persons aged 16 to 641

the

They are

in employment in Great Britain Hitler. This point of view is all of top dressings, and to This was 5,000 more than the the mere surprising, in view of problem of skidding. month before and 433,000 more the increasing and visibly growing being carried out in various parts enthusiasm for the Fuehrer of the country.British Wireless than the year before.

Germany. At the same date the numbers

of registered unemployed totalled) "It is inadmissible that foreign- 1,624,339, comprising 1.922934 ers in France should not be for wholly unemployed, 232,122 tem-bidden to mix themselves up with to commit acts porarily laid off and 69,252 normal-jour politics and ly in casual employment.

contrary to the French interests." This was 10,399 more than at August

-Trans-Ocean. Service.

24, but 334,271 less than September 23. 1936.—British Wireless Service.

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NATIONAL DEFENCE SCHEME DRAWN UP

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OBITUARY

DR. ALFRED BUTLER

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ABOVE AND BELOW. THE STAIRS FOR

NEW MINISTRY IN HUNGARY

General Goemboes To Resign Shortly

FIRST SHOWINGS IN KOWLOON

Budapest, To-day. General Goemboes is about to resign the Premiership, owing to ill-health. The Acting Premier, The death has occurred of Dr. M. Daranyi, will be forming a new

London, To-day.

| Alfred Butler, aged 86, the well- Ministry within a few days, from tive of the Mayor of Greater known Egyptologist, who in his which several of the present Shanghai, Mr. Chou Yuk, the re- younger days was tutor to the Ministers will be omitte presentative of the Chinese For-

former Khedive of Egypt. While ter. eign Ofice, and a number of at the Egyptian Court Dr. Butler Japanese military and naval of was largely instrumental in found- ficials. Mr. Kuwashima gave no

ing the Coptic Museum at Cairo- interview either

Reuter. to Chinese foreign reporters.

or

Sir Percival Clarke ¿

· London, Today. Sir Percival

He held a conference with Mr. Tamanito, the Japanese Consul- General at Shanghai, General Kita, the Japanese Military Attache, Clarke, Chairman of the London and Captain Satoh, the Japanese Sessions, died suddenly last even-

THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY aval Attache, and a number of ing, aged 64.-British Wireless

THE ACKNOWLEDGED KING OF COMEDY.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

“MODERN TIMES”

HIS LATEST COMEDY

SPECIAL!

We are donating our entire receipts

for

all performances - cr Thursday Oct. 8th of

Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times"

to the Chinese Chame ber of Commerce în

ald of the Chiang Kai-shek aeroplane fund.

high Japanese officials at Shang- Service.

hai

WEATHER REPORT

It is definitely learned that Mr. Kuwashima will go to Nanking this horning by the Nanking- 199 Shanghai Railway express to conA ridge of moderately. high

vey the fresh Japanese instruc- tions to Mr. Kawagoe. It is stat-pressure-extends from N. China. GRAND BENEFIT THURSDAYbably not interview Chinese of tively low over South Manchuria ed that Mr. Kuwashima will pro-highest over Mongolia and rela- to the Boning Pressure is

PERFORMANCES

HONG KONG

GIFT TO

MARSHAI CHIANG KAI-SHEK ON- HIS 50TH BIRTHDAY

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and the Pacific; to the east of IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS the Philippines. The forecast for to-day, as issued by the Shanghai: With the return of Royal Observatory this morn Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek to ing was: North-east winds, Nanking last evening and the ar-moderate; cloudy.

zival at the capital this morning of

Mr. Kawashima important develop

ments in Sino-Japanese relations

are forecast by the Chinese přess.

AIRSHIP FLIGHTS

AN INVITATION TO POLAND

Unsatisfactory Position In Danzig

Geneva, To-day. The League Council has invited

the Polish Government' to seek ¡means for ending the satisfàc- toxy situation in Danzig, and to freport on the subject at the next

session-Beuter.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC

FIGURES

Increases Shown In England

London, To-day.

The railway trafic figures, pub-| lished yesterday, show that pas senger journeys made on the Bri- The Generalissimo apent a busy Frankdart, To-day The airship fish milways during the first six day following his arrival at Nan-Hindenburg started from here yes months of the year, but excinding king, receiving the various reports terday at 735 pm on its tenth season ticket holders, increased, from high Government officials,North American, trip..

compared with the corresponding "Meanwhile the press is giving Fredrichshafen:* The airship period of last year, by 18,469,678 prominence to a report from Can- Graf Zeppelin landed here safely or 8 per cent. For freight the [tong stating that General Pai yesterday at £97 p.au on the com-figures relate to 28 weeks ended un Chung hat is fying from Kwellin pletion its fourteenth South July 11, and show an fncrease, next trip to compared with the corresponding on October, period of 1985, of 6,138,509 tons Ocean Ser or 4 perce ***British Wireless:

Serví

to Nakking on October 30 for the American trip. purpose of conferring with Gener- Rio de Janeiro alissimo Chiang on the national IT from here defence pling Baya

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