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CHINA MANI

APAN ON

ALHAMBRE OALL

TO-DAY AND TO-MORRO

WIZARD OF FINANCE

SUNDAY RKO Radio

Picture

MAN

AND NEW YORK IN THE SINFUE

EDWARD ARNOLD

Cary Grant

Frances Farmer Jack Oakie

"ROBBER BARONS"

An RKO-Radio Picture

Roaring Thrills on a Raging Sea

“WINDJAMMER

George O'Brien

EMPIRE EXHIBITION AT GLASGOW

Paris, To

The British Empire Exhibition to be held in Glasgow in 1938, will prevent British participation in the Par Exhibition next year.

Participation in two major Ex huastions at the same time would be too great burden to British, industrialists.

This is according to a member of the British commission to the Paris Exhibition.--Trans-Ocean.

HANKOW TO HOUSE THE EMBASSIES

London, To-day.

Constance Worth

SINO-GERMAN FRIENDSHIP

WAR BASIS

Tokyo, To-day

"The decisive turning point the history the Japanese

Empire" the description applied by the Japanese press

to the decision-to form Im

perial Headquarters in Tokyo,

"Since it will make possible

an intensive war organisation

intensive

partment.

administrative de

The Premier, Prince Konoye,

according to the papers, will take

ANDOPLANES

seventeen zeroplan

training. New Zealan

LORD HALIFAX VISIT: GERMAN COMMENT

Berlin, To

The German press continues to

on

all measures necessary in order be very reticent in comments to institute the organisation de the political importance of the visit mand necessary by the military

leaders, and to place the whole of Lord Halifax. country on a 100 per cent. war e basis.

DECLARATION OF WAR NOT NECESSARY

The "Lokalanzeiger, compares the coming interview between Lord Halifax and Herr Hitler with a slender thread destined to render negotiations possible.

It is announced in semi-official The Essener National Zeitung” quarters that the Imperial decree writes that 25 years of misunder concerning the establishment of standings cannot be bridged over Imperial Headquarters, stipulates in the course of a single conversa- that this measure is not to be con-tion and that the visit of Lord fined to periods of war but may also Halifax can therefore "only be be applied in times of general na-either a beginning or a tional crisis, and that a declaration Berlin, To-day of war is not a necessary prereqni- Political circles here generally

References to the heroic stand of

site.

FIRST STEP

Jure

The

take the view that it would be the Chinese troops against Japan, While emphasising that henceforth perfectly comprehensible if and to Sino-German friendship, were all other Government business will visit were only the first step in the made at a reception given by the be subjected to that of waging war. direction of establishing better re China Study Society yesterday in the papers point out that at least for lations between London and Ber honour of Lt. Gen. Chiang Po-lie. the time being no reform of the lin special envoy in Europe of General Government system, or changes in Chiang Kai-shek.

the Cabinet, will be made.

Lord Halifax had no politi cal talks yesterday, says formation supplied --

Trans Ocean LUNCH WITH AMBASSADOR After again visiting the Hunting Exhibition in the morning he lunched with the British Ambassa-- dor and the principal members of his staff at the Embassy, and in

Welcoming General Chiang, Ad- miral Retzmann expressed profound

LIAISON COUNCIL regret that the hopes of permanent

Through these new measures, the peace voiced last year when General Chiang visited the Berlin Olympics Premier, it is declared, will bring about complete centralisation of all China, which was engaged in a departments, and as a liaison organ life and death struggle for its na-between Imperial Headquarters and tional existence, had many friends the Cabinet, Prince Konove will the afternoon fulfilled a number in Germany who sincerely sympathiscreate a special body which is chat of private engagements

had not been fulfilled.

ed with China.

Whatever fate would have store, China could take pride in the fact that she had achieved ity in her darkest hour, and that the "The Times" expects the for-heroic resistance of the

army was watched with eign embassies and legations

throu Nanking to be transferred at any

SIN

4 admiration

FRIENDSHIP

Trans-

acterised in the press as the "Na tional Defence Council.” Ocean

PLAN SUBMITTED

The Chief of Ge

and the head of the miralty, Prince Fushimi,

to the Emperor the

by the

Lord Halifax,

amed by accom the German Foreign Mini ron von Neurath - left Berl Berchtesgaden, Herr Hitler's try residence,

day ever

HANKOW'S NEW PROMINENCE

the

Government.

iver gun-

nds

the friendly

and said that the China and Germany would continue in future. He toast than

boat HMS, Bee has been commis- said he knew no better tone BOCCA TIGRIS

sioned 20

British E

fer members of the to drink to maintenance of German-

up river.

Late

Chinese friendship. In speculating on the

Those present at the reception in- Nanking, the papers stress the cluded the Chinese Ambassador and

SHELLED IN

Ocean

heroic resistance of the Chinese, members of the Chinese Embassy, NIGHT ATTACK

but are generally of - the opinior Dr. Dorymailer, German Transport that the superiority of the Japan-Minister General Wetzell and Ad- ese from the technical viewpoint miral Menchen-Trans-Ocean. will give them an advantage.

TYPHOID IN CROYDON

Paris Exhibition Success

Paris, To-day.

Thirty million people ha

the Paris World. E- Thursday

The Minister of Health is dire ing a public enquiry into an outbreak

It is reported that the General) of typhoid in the Croydon District Commissioner of the Exhibition has where to date 95 cases have been decided to donate the proceeds notified. Five deaths have

the last day of the Ermbition, on↑ resuited from the epidemic Bri- Nov 28, to the poor of Paris. tish Wireless.

Trans-Ocean.

excitement

are wa

o-day.

The fire, however, turned out to be merely Chinese practice

Renter.

tive

Government

tres in the upper Yangtse

be completed

The four leading

hai are planning their

entis to the

Hua Na