1937-09-06 — Page 6

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 6, 1937.

NO COLLECTIVE Bomb Damage

ALHAMBRA BARGAINING IN On Submarine

MATHAN RD. KOLILOOTI-DAILY AT 2.30G

FINAL SHOWINGS TO-DAY

GABLE JEAN HARLOW WALLACE BEERY China Seas

TO-MORROW

"WEST BOUND LIMITED” LYLE TALBOT .POLLY ROWLES

DIPLOMATS AND NAZI PARTY CONGRESS

Berlin, To-day.

As already reported, almost the

BEER FOR THE TROOPS RUNNING OUT

Shanghai, To-day.

GOVT. SERVICES

Washington, To-day.

President Roosevelt, in a letter to of Mr. Luther Steward, President the National Federation of Federal Employees, takes up the position that employees of the Federal Gov- ernment belong to unions must not resort to strikes or militant tactics to achieve their aims.

The Chief Executive declared that the process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, could not be transplanted into public service.

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PETROL CONTROL BY CHINESE IN SHANGHAI

Shanghai, To-day.

The Chinese authorities have instituted control of consumption and transportation of gasoline and kerosene.

Only holders of special coupons will be allowed gasoline but they will be limited to two gallons, daily-Reuter.

FRENCH ISSUE CONVERSION LOAN

Paris, To-day.

An official decree, announces

the

issue to day of 1,000-frane 5 per

cent. five or ten-year Treasury bonds

per

It is officially announced that at 940 francs for conversion of the

remaining $17,000,000 4 1/2 entire Diplomatic Corps will attend the Japanese are considering cent. 1934 bonds. Beater. this year's Nazi Party Congress at means to facilitate normal opera- Nuremburg, including the British tion of the British-owned brew- and French Ambassadors, and the

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full list of envoys who will be ery in the eastern district of the personal guests of Herr Hitler has Settlement. now been published.

Athletic Meet

Paris, To-day.

The Spanish Government submar- ine C4, which had sought refuge in Port Verdon to make repairs, is still in the roadstead there.

Damage to the upper part of the hull is clearly visible.

The commander says the damage was suffered when a bomb from a Nationalist plane struck the sub- marine while she was cruising on the surface off Gijon.

Ocean.

TO GO TO BORDEAUX

Trans-

Paris, To-day. The French Minister of Marine has given permission to the Span- ish submarine C4 to proceed to “Le Bordeaux for repairs, says Temps

Repairs to the submarine will be carried out by a private firm and not by the French Government. Trans-Ocean.

MUSCLE POWER AVIATION

Milan, To-day.

the Muscle power alone enabled Italian airman, Emilio Casci, to fly a distance of 862 metres yesterday in 1 minute 14 3/5 seconds in special glider.

-The glider was only ten metres off the ground the whole distance.

The glider is the invention of Vitorio Bonomi, one of the best- known Italian aviation designers.

He says that after improvements to the glider he will enter it in Ger- man competitions Trans-Ocean

French Ambassador Visits S Hughe

Shanghai, To-day-

Helsingfors, To-day. Finland defeated England in an

The French Ambasador, M. Paul This is being done in order to athletic contest here yesterday by

Naggiar, spent a half hour with the Those present will be the envoys prevent the British and other for-92 points to 67. of France, Turkey, Poland, Japan, eign forces in Shanghai suffering decisive part in their country's Knatchbull-Hugessen, at the Coun-

The Finnish sprinters played a British Ambassador, Sir Hugh

Italy, Chile, China, Brazil, Argen-

try Hospital yesterday-Reuter.

tina, Great Britain, Spain, Den-from a shortage of beer. Reuter, victory-Trans-Ocean. mark, Egypt, Rumania, Switzer- land, Austria, Greece, Irish Free State, Finland, Portugal, Columbia, Uruguay, Haiti, Cuba, Iraq, Latvia, Siam, Yugo-Slavia, Hungary, Ber gium, Nicaragua, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Estonia, Boli- via, Panama, Sweden, the Nether- lands and Bulgaria. Trans-Ocean.

SEVEN HUNDRED WOUNDED ARRIVE IN NAPLES

Rome, To-day. More than 700 wounded Italians, who had been serving as volunteers in Spain and had taken part in the operations leading to the fall of Bilbao and Santander, arrived Naples yesterday on board Italian hospital ship.

Among the wounded

the