1937-10-21 — Page 24

LORD SAMUEL AND COLONIAL CONTROVERSY

London, To-day,

Strong advocacy of a quest for solation of the German colonial demands was made by Viscount Samuel, in a speech at a gathering

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Lord Samuel declared that it was of the utmost importance for de velopment of the international situation that questions of colonies and raw materials should be solved. Statesmen, had various possibili- ties from which to choose:

The European Powers, he said formerly divided Africa among themselves without going to war about it.

FRIENDLY BASIS

ought not to be impossible row to come to a new agreement on a friendly basis.

Lord Samuel referred to the re- solution passed at the Conservative Congress at Scarborough, when any form of new regulation of the coloni- al question was rejected:

UP NEAR SAIGON

THE CHINA MAIL

BELGIUM AND EX SOLDIERS

broken out

of ex

flict started with the grant

of an amnesty to Flemish Nation austa convicted of treasonable activi- ties during the Great War

Occasion of the dispute is the forth- coming commemoration, on Octo- ber 24, on the Battle of the Yser

Organisers of the ceremony, at which ex-Servicemen and detach- ments of the Belgian army were to

A temperature of 78 degrees was have marched past King Leopold, recorded at 10 o'clock this morning, omitted to invite the Belgian with humidity at 63 per cent Cabinet, whereupon the latter de Maximum thermometer reading yes-

cided to cancel the arrangements for terday was 80 degrees, and minimum participation of the army.

It is also rumoured that the King. last might 72 degrees.

on the advice of his Mi not attend the parade.

The Royal Observatory reported this morning that the anticyclone.re- mains unchanged over China and Japan

The typhoon is fill north of Saigon.

Local forecast moderate; fire generally.

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MISS DIMOND

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The forthcoming wedding of Mr. John Campion Dunbar, of No. 4, St... This uncompromising attitude, John's Apartments, and Miss Mary be declared, had beyond doubt con Patricia Dimond residing at the ibuted to the increase of interna-Peninsula Hotel, has been announ- tional tension.

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Special commemoration ceremon es will be organised in barracks for the benefit of soldiers Ocean

AGA KHAN'S RAPPROCHEMENT TOUR IN GERMANY

Berlin, To-day.

The Aga Khan, speaking at the Anglo-German Fellowship yesterday, made an eloquent plea for Anglo- German understanding.

He later called on the Propaganda Minister, Dr. Joseph Goebbels, whom he remained closetted some time.

The Aga Khan left for Munich in the evening, and was received by Herr Hitler at the Fuehrer's country residence on the Obersalz- berg Trans-Ocean.

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