1937-06-22 — Page 6

THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 22, 1937.

LORD PLYMOUTH GIVES

ALHAMBRA WARNING OF BRITAIN'S

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.TO-DAY & TO-MORROW.

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WHIRLWIND ALL-TALKING WESTERN,

THURSDAY

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RANCH?

MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE

KATE-PRICE

directed by LOUIS KING

Thrilling, heart-W throbbing Epic

of the West- with the great- est cowboy of

them all

at the STRAND

COLUMBIA

PICTURE

"THE GREAT HOSPITAL MYSTERY”

20th Century with Jane Darwell . Sig Rumann. Sally Blane

Fox-Picture

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More than a picture.. DRAMATIC DYNAMITEI

ALSO ON THE STAGE

WEDNESDAY

SHOW THEM NO MERCY!

with

ROCHELLE HUDSON

QUTAR ROMERO-BRUCE CARST

MAXWELL ACROBATIC ACTS.

& MYSTERIOUS MAGIC &. STRANGE VOICE IMITATION OF EVERYTHING ZOOLOGICAL

WARNER BAXTER IN “THE PRISONER OF SHARKISLAND '

Poacher Who Drank BANKRUPTCY CASE

With A King

DISSATISFACTION

The British Government, he con-

continued to reach

London, To-day. tinued, was keenly disappointed. The British Govern- that in spite of the agreements and ment is deeply dis-elaborate organisation, arms and appointed with the re-war material sults hitherto achieved and regards the present state of affairs as tho- roughly unsatisfactory.

So declared Lord Plymouth, presiding at the meeting of the sub-committee of the non-inter- vention committee yesterday.

LEIPZIG DISCUSSIONS FRUITLESS

LONDON, TO-DAY.

THE MEETING BE- TWEEN THE FOREIGN SECRETARY, MR. AN- THONY EDEN, AND THE ITALIAN, GERMAN AND FRENCH AMBASSADORS YESTERDAY EVENING ENDED AT 11.15, AFTER WHICH A COMMUNIQUE WAS ISSUED.

The communique stated that meetings were held at the For- eign Office on June 19 and 21 to consider the incidents in which the German cruiser Leipzig was involved on June 15 and 18.

both sides in Spain.

The view of the British Gov- ernment was that this state of af- fairs could not be allowed to continue if the existence of the non-intervention committee were to be justified and its previous efforts: not wasted.

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Each Government should make intensive efforts in its own terri- tory to ensure the obligations of the non-intervention treaty being strictly observed.

BRITISH POSITION

If there was no early evidence of such co-operation, the British Gov- ernment would feel bound to take giving this fact into account in further consideration of the situa tion.

The presence of a large num- ber of foreign nationals in Spain was one of the most unsatisfac- tory features of the present si- tuation, and it was the desire of the British Government that start should be made at the ear- liest possible moment with prac- the tical measures to initiate withdrawal of foreign nationals.

COMMITTEE DECISION

а

non-

The representatives on the chair- man's sub-committee agreed to the request that their respective Gov- "At these meetings a number of ernments do all in their power to proposals was considered for deter-expedite submission of statements mining the most appropriate me- defining their views on the plan for

withdrawal thod of dealing with the situation.

from Spain of Spanish nationals engaged in the "No definite agreement having present conflict.—Reufer. hitherto been reached on the mea- sures which should be adopted, it was decided that the four representa- tives should again refer to their Governments before the next meet- ing."

NO AGREEMENT

BREAKDOWN FEARED

Berlin, To-day.

Political circles, commenting on Lord Plymouth's statement,

The next meeting is expected to that if the non-intervention be held this afternoon.--Reuter.

DOUBTS EXPRESSED

At the Bankruptcy Sessions this morning, Luiz Zeferino Marques, was, Albert Ebenezer Fox, 89, whose unconditionally discharged by the fame as a poacher led to his meet-Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor.

A receiving order was made against ing King Edward VII., has died at Ho Yung-kwong, who stated that his the Poor Law Institution at Hit-liabilities amounted to $13,000, and his the House of Commons of yester- chin, Herts.

assets to $3,000.

-

say

com-.

quick

or

mittee does not come to a decision regarding the supply arms to both sides, it is considered in Berlin not improbable that the non-intervention policy will break- down. Reuter.

CABINET TALK

Mr. Corbin Calls At Foreign Office

Dubiousness Shown In Commons

London, To-day. The Foreign Secretary related to

day afternoon in answer to a pri- vate notice question, how on Satur day afternoon the German Ambass- ador presented a Note reporting that. four attempts had recently been the house of the Prime Minister that made to torpedo the German cruiser yesterday morning.

Ma- be Leipzig, and requesting His

Well-informed circles believe

The Official Receiver did not raise any objection.

London, To-day.

A Cabinet Council was held at

In 1900 King Edward, then Prince of Wales, called at the Mar- quess of Lorne's Hotel at Steven- (Continued from Next Column) age while on his way to Newmarket say: "I should like to press races. He had Albert Ebenezer proposal. Surely there should brought before him. They drank some independent investigation in jesty's Government to arrange that that the von Neurath decasion, ale together.

view of the fact that Senor Prieto, the four Governments parties to the the liquidation of the Leipzig – in- the Spanish Minister of Defence, agreement of June 12 should imme-cident and the conversations The Prince, turning to his has definitely stated that the sub-diately concert measures to be taken Mr. Eden with the Ambassadors of equerry, commented Laughingly, marines of the Spanish Government in common, and described the sub- the four sea control Powers were

of

"Here is a man who can shoot more

sequent meeting.

the subject of discussion. were in port at the time.” birds in the moonlight than you can in the daylight.”

Mr. Eden replied: "I fully appreci- At the end of Mr. Eden's state It is stated that other Spanish such as the fall of ate that point. Mr. Lloyd George will ment, the Duchess of Atholl asked: problems, Albert Ebenezer and his twin appreciate my position. I can definite-"Is the Foreign Secretary absolutely Bilbao and the question of refugees. the Biscaye territory, were brother, Ebenezer Albert, who died ly tell the House that the importance certain the facts are as stated? in 20 years ago, were said to have been of an inquiry is very much in my Surely there should be an enquiry" also discussed.

M. Corbin, the so alike that they were both able mind. Our object in these meetings. to court the same girl until she is to secure the best possible solu- Mr. Lloyd George intervened to Ambassador, called at the Foreign became so exasperated that she tion of a difficult situation.”—Bri- married someone else,

itish Wireless.

"L. G."

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French

Office after the Cabinet Council Trans-Ocean,