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THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 12, 1937-
ARMED ARABS BLOCK ARA LEBANON ROAD
Jerusalem, To-day.
The situation in Palestine ap- pears to be gaining in tension, and feeling is running higher every day.
Yesterday, armed Arabs blocked all roads between Lebanon and Jerusalem
lorries occupants
Many motorcars and were stopped and the compelled at the point of the re- volver to hand over their ready
money.
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British police, equipped with armoured cars and machine-guns, endeavoured to trace the Arabs without success. Trans-Ocean:
"NEW FACES OF 1937 ATTACK ON SIR
with Joe Penner
MR. MORRISON PRESSES FOR BOYCOTT
London, To-day.
In an outspoken radio address on Sunday, which was relayed to the United States, the Labour lead er. Mr. Herbert Morrison, appealed to the governments of Britam and the United States to establish an immediate oil embargo against Japan
He also urged that Japanese goods be boycotted.
Mr. Morrison declared
Parkyakarkus & Others
GERMANY'S SHORTAGE OF RAW MATERIALS
Berlin, To-day.
Three reasons were given by the Finance Minister, Count Schwerin von Krosigk, in a speech before the German Economic Science Society, for the prevailing shortage of raw materials in Germany.
The reasons, he said, were: The
special efforts now being made to promote exports.
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OSWALD MOSLEY DEPLORED
The
London, To-day.
BRITISH BRITISH *** ARMY HO
HANDED OVER
Alexandria,
The British and Egyptian Na- tional Anthems were played" as the Premier, Nahas Pasha, yes- terday unfurled the Egyptian flag over British military head-" quarters, where the Union Jack has flown for nearly half a cen- tury.
The building was handed over to the Egyptian authorities in ac- cordance with: Anglo-Egyptian treaty.-Reuter.
GEN. GOERING'S BROTHER-IN-LAW KILLED IN ALPS
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Berlin, To-day. General Goering's brother- in-law, Dr. Rigele, met with the fatal accident in Bavarian Alps while taking part in military exercises as a Landwehr officer in- an Alpine regiment.
Deceased, who was 60 years of age and was born in Austria, was a lawyer by profession.
He fought in the Austrian Army during the Great War and later bécame a naturalised German citizen..
Despite his age, Dr. Rigele ob- assault on the Fascist tained a commission in an Alpine leader, Sir Oswald Mosely, at regiment as a Landwehr Lieuten- Liverpool, is strongly criticised ant.
by most of the British press as unbecoming to law-abiding citi-
Dr. Rigele was married to Gen- zens regardless of whether or not eral Goering's sister, who survives they share Sir Oswald's political hira, together with two sons.
Trans-Ocean. views.
The "Daily Express" describes the
attack as "senseless," and says that CATHOLIC
(although Sir Oswald's doctrine of dictatorship is abhorrent to the
great majority of British people, he PROTEST IN
is nevertheless entitled to the privi- lege as being able to express
his
Steps taken to execute the Four-views without running the risk of GERMANY
Year Plan, and
The necessity, while passing the
suffering bodily injury.
"bottleneck period of shortage," of The paper says that while reject- that he rationing distribution of raw ma-ing every word of the orator, the
from the pulpit on Sunday, protest- ed against the Government decree are banning clergy from giving religious with instruction in schools.
Berlin, To-day. The Roman Catholic Archbishop had never seen such an amount of terials in accordance with the rela- nation will nevertheless defend his of Berlin, in a pastoral letter read
present tive urgency of the purposes for right to utter them. disfavour as exists at among the English people for Ja- which these materials were needed pan, and stated the opinion that Government measures. to oil deliveries to Japan would meet of with the complete public opinion and would quickly bear good results.
curtail
Addressing himself more parti- cularly to the United States, he
"urged the Government to take ac-. tion against ~ “bloodthirsty irres- ponsibilities" the world Trans-Ocean.
ITALY'S ECONOMIC PROGRESS
MULTIPLICITY OF TASKS
Germany, the Minister continued, did not depend on armaments to keep its economic life in full swing.
Nine men and one woman being charged in connection The disturbance.--Trans-Ocean.
The great aim of the Nazi Party, SHIRLEY TEMPLE to raise the standard of living, pro IS INDIA'S vided a multiplicity of tasks, most of which had to be postponed for the FAVOURITE moment Trang-Ocean.
Shirley Temple has ousted Char- lie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks
FORMER HOOVER (Senior) from their longstanding
AIDE PASSES
B
magne
position as leading favourites with Indian ifkn fans.
He said the day would come when schools would be free of Catholic influence if the Government cam- paign towards de-Christianising the youth of the country continued. Reuter.
SABOTAGE IN SIBERIA
Moscow, To-day. Any, Shirley Temple film shown in Bombay is assured of an extend Reports of fresh acts of sabotage New York, To-day.
ed run. The house is invariably in Siberia are published in the
Moscow press. The death occurred yesterday of crowded to capacity, with all seats
Counter-revolutionary handbills Rome, To-day Mr. Ogden Mills, capitalist and booked days ahead.
have been distributed, say the pa- The central committee of the Secretary of the Treasury during By nature passionately fond of Italian Corporations met yesterday, the Hoover regime-Beuter
children, the Indians have taken Pers, which add that a great purge Shirley to their hearts. Books, pat-can be expected in Siberia the meeting being opened with Sa
Messrs. R. Bigazzi, residing at terms, puzzles and games which bear near future Trans-Ocean. speech by Signor Mussolini,
The concrete economic tasks of the Peninsula Hotel, and H. her name or picture are sold in
The second fortnightly B.E.O.C.A. Mueller, of No. 25, Yuk San Street, huge numbers, and street hawkers dance will be held in the Penin- the Italian Government, said Duce, had been completed, and it were this morning fined $3 by Mr. do a roaring trade in them. now remained to put into execution W. Schofield at the Central Magis Western glamour and sex-appeal, sula Hotel on Saturday, from 8.20 tracy for leaving their cars over as exemplified by Garbo, Dietrich P. to 1.00 am. Music by the The people, he said, must learn to the time limit in the central car and Mae West, leave the Indians band of the 1st Bn. The Seaforth do without imported goods and to parks on September me H cold. They prefer fast moving ac- Highlanders, by kind permission use instead home-made products. M. Gregory was
Captioned for the tion pictures which do not stress of Lt. Col. J. Muirhead, MC and Trans-Ocean.
the love interest.
essential measures.
same offence.
Officers.
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