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THE CHINA
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MANY KILLED. IN BARCELONA RIOTS
ALHAMBRA CIRCLES AND S
TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW
Spectacle! Drama!! Thrills!!!
COSSACKS IN LOVE AND WAR!
BARBARIC HUMOR!
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ARBARIC TRAGEDY!
BARBARIC DEVOTION
ARA BULBA
HARRI BAUR
DAPRIEUX
TATION
"MOTOR MADNESS
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TURKISH VISIT TO GERMANY
Munich, To-day-
The Turkish Minister for Public Works, Alt Cetirkaya, left here for Ankara on Sunday morning after completing his 14 days study tour through Germany.
The last part of his programme included an inspection of the rail-
WARSAW NEEDS
CHINA PERIL
Hamburg, To-day.
Shipping circles point out that in consequence of the Far East conflict, difficulties for shipping might arise in some of the Fast- ern ports.
Shipping agents, therefore, have had to warn of the possibility that shipping lines may make use of the
everal were
wounded in a serious distürba between armed adherents of the Anarchists and the Labour Unions.
A big conflagration occurred in the working-class quarter due to arson by the Anarchists. «Arans-Ocean
clanse entitling them to unload MCGRATH
goods in other ports than in the port of their destination.
Special expenses resulting from this would be added to the price of goods.
Increased insuran rates are still in force from the Abyssinian war. The Far Eastern conflict led some time ago to the cancellations of insurance policies owing to the increase in war risk premiums. Trans-Ocean
ANGLO ITALIAN NEGOTIATIONS ARRANGED
London, To-day.
DEFEATED
HENKEL WINS IN FINAL
Hamburg, To-day
the The men's singles title in German championships was won to- day by H. Henkel (Germany), who defeated the Australian, Vivian Me- Grath in a five-set duel by 1-6, 6-3, 8-6, 3-6, 6-1
The Australian produced a brand of tennis which earned him rounds of applause, but clever tactics were shown by the German player, who time and again caught McGrath out of position
Theth subtle strokes.
Was
doubles title won by Madame Sperling and Miss
A report concerning the open-Conquerque, of Holland. They de
DICTATOR ing of Anglo-Italian diplomatic feated Fraulein Zelden and Countess
conversations in Rome at the be-de la Veldene by 6-2, 6-1-- ginning of September was con-Ocean
Rydz-Smigly firmed on Saturday by authori
Warsaw, To-day.
tative sources.
The conversations will be con-
The whole of Poland took part ducted by the British Ambassador, on Sunday in the National cele-Sir Eric Drummond, on behalf of bration held by the Polish Le Great Britain. gionaries.
AUSTRALIAN WEN
Trans-
Hamburg, To-day.
The Australian Doubles pair of Vivian McGrath and Jack Crawford Sir Eric will arrive in England yesterday won the German Doubles
Lord Halifax-Trans-Ocean.
way centre at Munich, particularly Speaking at the graveside of Mar-to-day and will probably have se- Lawn Tennis Championship here shal Pilsudski who in the old days veral interviews with the Prime when they beat D. W. Butler and the electric railway plant and an
of the struggle against Czarist excursion to the top of the Zug Russia, founded the Legionaries, and the Acting Foreign Minister, The Final of the Mixed Doubles
Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Wilke, 5-7, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3. spitze, Germany's highest moun Marshal Rydz-Smigly referred to the tain, and a visit to the big power deep sense of fellowship that animat- station at Walchersee.
fed all old soldiers as being fruit of Thanking the German authorities inestimable value gained on the for all the courtesies shown him sanguinary battlefield of the world during his tour, the Turkish Min- war.
EURASIA CRASH
10 Passengers Injured
ister said he left Germany greatly In carving out it future, every impressed by what he had seen. His country had to go its own way.
"Poland is not an isolated island journey would go far for the 'im- proving of and strengthening the on which doctrinary disputes and Mr. Kurt Holtz, Operation Mana- relations between Germany and and fruitless quarrelling could be
ger of the Eurasia Aviation... Cor- onducted with impunity. Despite poration, has gone to Kunming to in- Turkey
all headway made before and after
stigate the crack-up on Sunday the war conditions in Poland are last week of one of the firm's 14- still primitive in many beids activity because there was no Polish state to enable development **
THREE POINTS
AIR BATTLE AT SANTANDER
To day.
senger planes According to rep
10
the Eurasi persons inding pilot In order to overcome what still co-pilot of the plane, remained of the primitive condi- in the ccident which tions, three things were, the Marshal shortly after the plane took off, from said, essential One, to have a the Kumming field strong and efficient army that would Company officials were inclined to guarantee immunity from foreign believe that none of the injured
two, to maintain law and or-persons were in a critical rithin the country by ruthless The ship which was on its way to ourse to the iron hand, and three. Chengtu, was piloted by Mr. H. He
ganise in ideological manner all
20g, youthful German avia who have become tired of the G Schwitter, as radio
A terrific aerial battle took part in the north-west part the tander when 12 Nationalist planes der were attacked by an enem from Madrid
planes were droppi Teat
Republican
ways of various political and
and parties and to gather in
se young men who are
themselve
Frans-Ocean
Runaway Horse
Championship was won by the Ger- man combination of H. Denker and Fraulein Horn, who defeated Nor- man Farquharson, the South Afri can, and Mme Sperling, of Den- mark The winners won by 2-6, 10-8, 62-Trans Ocean
MME. SPERLING'S VICTORY
The final
To-day
Ladies
terms lawn
ingles Champion- ship was won by Madame Hilda Sperling, of Denmark, who secured her fourth successive title when she beat Franlen Horn of Ger-
6-2 many, by
Trans- Ocean
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