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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 23, 1937.

RUSSIAN TRADE THIS YEAR

Moscow, To-day.

Soviet foreign trade for the first six months of 1937 shows a turn- over of 1,308,000,000 gold roubles, which exceeds by 80,000,000 the figures for the correspondent period last year.

EXCHANGE STUDY OF

POLICE SYSTEM

Berlin, To-day.

delegation of Italian police officers arrived here yesterday to make a three months study of the German police system."DRES

A corresponding number of German police officers have left Berlin for Italy to study the Ita- lian police system. Trans-Ocean.

40,000,000 gold BRITISH

The trade balance shows an ad- verse account of roubles, whereby charges incurred with respect to the Chinese Eastern Railway, which occurred without the use of actual currency, are included.

TRADE IN

Imports were valued at 674,000, N. CHINA

000 roubles, higher prices having to be paid for rubber, wool and non-j ferrous, metals.

London, To-day.

The North China situation. There was an increase of 28,000,- again came up in the House of 000 roubles in Russian exports of Commons yesterday, this time cotton and cotton goods.-Trans- concerning the effect on British Ocean.

SHOTS FIRED TO STOP BRITISH STEAMER

London, To-day.

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trade, and once again the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, gave an evasive reply.

His questioner was Mr. J. Hep- worth (Conservative, Bradford East), who enquired whether in view of the serious effect on British trade of the constant gradual absorp- tion of Chinese territory by Japan, Mr. Eden would make it clear that the Government would, as in the case of Manchuria, refuse to recognise further steps of that kind.

The Foreign Secretary replied The British steamer "Macgregor,"

that Mr. Hepworth was anticipating believed to be carrying 2,000 fugees from Santander, yesterday a situation which had not yet ac- refused to halt when the insurgent tually arisen, and he hoped Mr. fired Hepworth would not expect him now cruiser "Almirante Cervera"

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three warning shots across her bows, to define what would be the Gov- When the vessel had arrived out-ernment's attitude towards it.

[Reuter. side Spanish territorial waters British warship was detailed to pro- tect her.

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