1937-08-13 — Page 6

THE CHINA MATE, AUGUST 13-19

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ACCUSATION

Cairo, To-day..

The Egyptian Minister of Fin ance, Makram Etit, in a public statement refutes the charges made in a newspaper article by the former Foreign Minister Ghareb Pasha, in which the lat- ter stated that he and two other ministers had been pushed the Cabinet by the Minis Finance, because they had ed the Finance Ministers to assign the electrification Assuan Dam to a British firm..

The Finance Minister denies the allegation that he had acted ar- bitrarily and says that on the con- trary, the Committee of Ministers had dealt with the project.

STEAMER MA SUNK BY TORPEDO UMMA

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Tunis, To torpedo sank the 8000

Spanish Goverm

Compeador off Ki Cape Bon. Twelve of the crew of 42 are ported to be missing. Reuter

IRAQ ARMY LEADERS MURDERED

Baghdad, To-day. General Bekir Sidki, Chief of the Iraq General Staff, and Major Muhammad Ali Jawad, By enlargements decided upon, the original estimates of £3,000,000 Chief of the Iraqi Air Force, had been increased to £7,000,000, were assassinated at Mosul aero- and the allegation that the price drome yesterday, by a soldier accorded to British firm was too armed with a revolver..

General Sidki was en route to high was untenable.

Moreover, the Committee of Min-attend the Turkish Army isters had obtained an assurance oeuvres when his assailant fired re- from the British firm that tenders peatedly, killing the General in- for about threequarters of the stantaneously, while Major, Ali material needed would be called Jawed lost his life in trying to

protect the General. Reuter, internationally.

The Committee finally obtained a price reduction of about $167,000

and the appointment, of two in MORE!IGERMANS

dependent experts. Trans-Ocean.

HALF MILLION RAILWAYMEN TO GET MORE PAY

London, To-day. The Special Railway Tribunal has awarded to British - rail workers, as from Monday next, the same rate of remuneration as they were receiving at the time when the pound sterling was "separated from gold,” in July, 1931

At that time, many public in stitutions and private enterprises reduced the wages and salaries of employees by about 10 per cent.

In the case of the railway work ers, the total number affected by

ARRESTED IN SOVIET RUSSIA

Moscow, To-day.

The German Embassy here made astrong protest to the Soviet Government regarding new arrests of German citizens in the Soviet Brion.

The Germans arrested in Russia now amount to at least 200, some of whom have been in prison as long as 9 months:

The new wave of arrests which is conducted systematically, tended over various cities and var ious nationalities, including about 140 Hungarians The arrested Germans are mostly, gapecialist mechanics, and engineering

In most cases they were simply characterized as suspected of pionage" No permits whatever the Tribunal's finding is over 500 visit the prisons have been granted

000 and the total increase in the remuneration that the railway com- panies will have to pay will be about £2,900,000 annually

The tribunal also recommended more favourable conditions for em- ployees as regards leave and fixed minimums Weekly earnings at $2 Trans-Ocean.

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New Czech Minister To Moscow

Pragne, To-day.

Zdenek Fierlinger, political department Office has been to Moscow

The appointme er, who has played part in Czechoslovakia

taken

since 1914

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300 DIE IN FLOODS

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hundred

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red-in widespread north Korea.