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ALHAMBRA IMPORTANT THREE POWER

BRUSSELS CONVERSATIONS:

FINAL SHOW INGS TO-DAY PROTECTION OF SHANGHAI

LATEST NEWSREEL SUBJECTS FROM THE NORTHERN, EASTERN & WESTERN FRONTS OF THE

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CHINA WAR"

ITS ARMIES AND HIS AIR FORCES

IN DEFENCE

AIR BADS AND DAMAGES DONE-

TO LIFE AND PROPERTY!

The War Fronts Brought Right To The Theatre! Don't Miss It For Anything!

TO-MORROW

A Paramount

Picture

Star-spangled Musical Romance!

DOUBLE-OR NOTHING Bing Crosby Martha Raye Mary Carnsle

A Light Classical Programme-

ON

COLUMBIA RECORDS

CC5018-VALSE TRISTE Sir Hamilton Harty and London Philharmonic Orch.

MOLLY ON THE SHORE

CC5019-PRELUDE IN C SHARP MINOR

BO (RACHMANIOFF)

CAPRICE FUENNOISE

CC5028-ROSES OF THE SOUTH

WIENER BLUT.

CC5020 SONG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEN

William Murdoch Piano Naoum Blinder Violin Strauss Symphony Orch.

Don Cossacks Choir.

MONOTONOUSLY RINGS THE LITTLE BELL

J 3164 CARMEN FANTASIA

JU7745-PRELUDE L'APRES MIDI D’NE FAME

Brussels, To-day.

Important conversations were held yesterday between Mr. Anthony Eden (Britain), Mr. Norman Davis (United States) and M. Yvon Delbos (France), at which it is understood the three states- men considered every hypothesis in regard to the Japanese reply to the Brussels memorandum so that they can submit suggestions without loss of time when the reply is received.

There is now very little doubt, however, that the reply will be categorically negative. The only uncertain point is whether the door will be left open for further negotiations.

Japanese quarters assert that Ja- pan will not suspend military opera- tions until she has achieved com- plete success, but General Chiang Kai-shek's declaration of determina- tion to continue resistance shows no sign of weakening on the part of China

Mr. Eden, Mr. Davis and M. Del- bos are also understood to have dis- cussed the position of the foreign Settlements at Shanghai, and what protective steps should be taken- Reuter

CONFERENCE ADJOURNS.

Brussels, To-day Affecting tributes were paid to rch. Des Concerts

the late Mr. Ramsay MacDonald at Straram the Brussels Conference yesterday.

B. B. G. Military Band.

J 7664-LA GIOCONDA DANCE OF THE HOURS Milan Symphony Orch. M. Spaak, President of the Con- J 3007 MINUET "(BOCGGERINI)

British Symphony Orch ference, expressed the grief felt by

LES MILLIONS D'ARLEQUEN

J 3205 BARBER OF SEVILLE-

7346 THAIS MEDITATION

ELEGIE (MASSANET).

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Berlin State Orch. Albert Sammons Violim

Debroy Somers Band

THE ANDERSON MUSIC CO., LTD.

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CHINESE NOTE ON SHANGHAI WITHDRAWAL

sons, in order to prolong re sistance to the utmost, says a communique issued by the Chinese delegation to the

ssels Conference.

Chinese Government and the whole of the pese people are determined continue resistance, and as long enemy troops main on Chinese soll, China.

Ice House St

CHIANG PO LIE OPTIMISTIC

SPAAK GIVES UP AT LAST MINUTE

Brussels, To-day.

Spaak, former Foreign Mins. ister, has abandoned, his- attempt to form a Government.

He is the fourth statesman who has failed to form a Cabinet fol- lowing the resignation of the Van' Zeeland-Government. Reuter.

ANTI-JAPANESE

the delegates at the death of this DEMONSTRATION

renowned statesman,” and Mr. ễn- thony Eden answered for the British delegation,, paying high tribute to the life and political work of ME MacDonald.......

Mr. Eden said that when Mr. Mac. Donald first became Premier, he

IN BRUSSELS

Brussels, Today

A demonstration by students.

threw all his energies into working outside the Japanese Embassy yes- for his people.

When Ramsay MacDonald left the

political scene, he desired nothing

more than that his son should one. day play the same great role in Bri- tish political life

terday was stopped by the police, who made a number of arrests.

Among those arrested were the President and other officials of the General Association of Students.

The Conference then adjourned till The students attempted to form Thursday.

MUCH WORK AHEAD- The impression is that the

reply to the memo

m-Bri

a procession and present a peti- tion signed by a thousand student Ja-protesting against the “systems

of Chinese educational

will arrive om

Brussels, To-day. General Istang Po-he, who atching developments in Europe

General Chiang Kai-shek, told be Trans-Ocean yesterday that he felting of final formula veral days of next optimistic about the outcome of

Ocean the Brussels Conference in the

day right, that the talks will not

Saturda

sense that the signatory Powers JAPANESE

would not revoke the Nine Power

Pact

On the other hand,

regarding third-party mediation in the Far East, although

continue with all her force to de. he added that it would be useless

fend herself

As long as the sovereignty

China

never make peace.

Under these

China will

natory

for China to open direct talk with Japan

Experience in the past had sho that this would not end the fict but would increa

apan's

The severity

Over Southi

that

REPLY LIKELY ON FRIDAY

The

Another demonstra outside

gendarmes were Trang the crowd. Renter,

JAPANESE REPLY

Brussels,

In reply to yesterday's of Belgian students. against the alleged Chinese universit

has issued that Japan thing possible for humane divilising.

urred.

Vote Of Confidence In Companys

FRESH FAIR

Obse