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DOMINIONS IN LOCAL SHARE CLOSE TOUGH ON PEACE EFFORTS
London, To-day
The results of the Angio French conversations have im- mediately been communicated to the Dominion Governments.
In British circles, er- phasis is laid on the per- fect harmony between the views of the two Governments which was manifested through- out the proceedings and this re- ceived a striking corroboration from the French Premier, who when he saw French journalists in London this afternoon, re- fused to answer questions "as, at this very moment, Mr. Neville Chamberlain is doing so before the Commons and as we are in perfect and total agreement, his replies will be mine.”
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NEW CAPITAL ISSUES
London, To-day.
New capital issues in November amounted to £12,400,000 against October and
The conversations the wide £13,855,000 in scope of which can be appreciat-20,939,000 in November, 1936. The ed from the very full and frank total for the first eleven months of communique, demonstrated that 1937 is £153,082,000-British Wire- both Governments have, as their less. ultimate objective, a general set- tlement and agreed Q1: broad lines of policy leading towards its
CLOSER EXAMINATION.
PENSIONS FOR M.P.S
London, To-day. The Prime Minister stated in the
It is certainly clear that the Commons that the report of the attitude and outlook established Committee considering the possibil- in these exchanges neither inity of a pensions scheme for Mem- volves nor implies a united front bers of Parliament is nearly ready against any other country orland may be expected in a week or
so. British Wireless. government.
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Anglo-French agreement broad lines of policy will be fol- lowed by a closer examination both
in London and Paris of the various
Singapore Raw Rubber
problems in the light of that gen- Messrs. H. B. Joseph and eral agreement and by further ex- have received the following quota- changes through diplomatic chan- tions in Straits Currency for Raw
nels. In authoritative quarters, it Rubber:
is stated that there is a great deal more work to be done of this kind- before it can be hoped to carry- matters s to a further stage. It is felt that this is something which is well appreciated in other European countries.
ENCOURAGING ASPECT
Seen from London, the encourag- ing aspect of the most recent phase of international relations, includ- Halifax's conversations mg Lord in Germany and the talks of the French and British Ministers is that the situation which was in
Dec 27- danger of crystallising is again Jan. 12 less rigid. Greater flexibility gives Feb. 12 new opportunities for wise states- manship in all countries. British Wireless.
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DEFINITE ATTITUDE
London, To-day. The newspapers add nothing to the official communique on the talks, though both the "Daily Tele graph” and “Daily Herald" state that all outstanding problems were cleared up during Monday's session, and that Tuesday's busi- ness was solely occupied with drawing up the communique.
The colonial question has un- doubtedly now reached the stage when a definite attitude must b adopted, says the "Daily Tele graph
The Daily Express" thinks that Germany's former colonies will no be returned as yet but that sor scheme will be devised to allow her to participate in obtaining re materials.Trans-Ocean.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
THE Undersigned have received. instructions to sell by Public
Auction
Friday, the 3rd. December, 1937 commencing at 11 am,
at Godown No. 26 of The China Provident Loan & Mortgage Co Ltd., Whitty Street
for account of the concerned
62 Cases Crepe Rubber (all more or less damaged by cocoanut oil) Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS,
Auctioneers ng Kong, 1st. December, 1937
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