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A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE with
NOAH BEERY, Jr. LARRY BLAKE
CATHERINE HUGHES BERNADENE HAYES
"ANOTHER DAWN"
TO-MORROW
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Kay Francis
Errol Flynn Ian Hunter
monic Society
THE ARCADIANS
at the
QUEERS THEATRE
ON
December 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th, 1937.
Commencing at 9.20 each evening.
-$3.30, $2.20 and $1.10. Admission (including Tax): BOOKING NOW OPEN AT THE QUEEN'S
REFRAIN
So follow, follow, follow
The
PZ,
THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 3, 1937.
ITALY NOW
LEADS WORLD IN SUBMARINES
Paris, To-day.
The position of first
WOLFRAM MARKET
London,
Nervous lest Japanese opera- tions in South Chẳng may inter- fere with future supplies of Wol- fram ore once the existing Hong Kong stock is exhausted, local and continental operators yesterday bought fairly heavily.
Business was done for Decem
submarine power in the ber shipment at 68/--Reuter. world, hitherto held by France, has now passed
to Italy, says the news-JAPAN AND
paper "Paris Midi” SPANISH
The new
cordingspaper says that ac
French statis-
tics, France on July 1 this year only possessed 89 submarines, as against Italy's 116.
Of these 89, only 17 were in service, while six were being built and the remaining six only planned.
In the case of Italy, 84 were in service and 37 on the stocks
FRENCH ATTITUDE
PASSPORTS
It is reported Today.
following Ja- pan's recognition of Nationalist Spain, the Japanese Government will only recognise Spanish passports issued by the Franco regime.
Passports issued by the Barcelona Government will not be deemed valid. The paper complains that the Spaniards desiring to enter Japan French Government, far from with Republican passports will be re- seeking to regain preponderance quired to obtain certificates from the for France in underwater craft, Japanese Legation and Consulate- has decided to reduce expendi-General identifying them as "non- ture on the navy by 200,000,000 objectionable.” Renter francs in 1938 by comparison
with the present year.
Ocean.
Trans-
JAPANESE CLAIM RIDICULED
Shanghai, To-day.
→
MORE VESSELS SEIZED ALONG SHANGHAI BUND
Shanghai, To-day. Crowds along the Bund yester-
Chinese quarters ridicule the claim, that 13 Chinese planes of Russian manufacture were destroy-day witnessed another day's ed in a Japanese raid on Nanking Systematic searching by Japan- ese troops for Chinese launches yesterday.
and junks, which were carried off as prizes from among the packed of small vessels moored along pontoons and jetties.
on
Chinese raid Yesterday's Shanghai is said to have had as its objective the flagship Idzumo.
by
Four motor sampans and a small
One bomb was dropped near but no hit was registered, according steam launch, full of armed Japan-- to the Japanese.
ese soldiers, carried out the search, The report of this raid is met carefully inspecting faunches and with scepticism by Chinese and for junks not flying foreign fiags: eigners anke, as no attack was wit- nessed or even heard by anyone
haiTr Ocean
The
seizures totalled be-
fifteen vessels.-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Course of nine public lectures
Son
AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS:
The first lecture of this course will be given in the
China Fleet Club Theatre
on
MONDAY 6TH DECEMBER 1937
at 5.30 pm
Subject: THE NATURE AND RISK OF AIR ATTACKS. Lecturer Lieutenant Commander B. M. Douglas, RN. (Retired)
of His Majesty's Dockyard Hong Kong. Open to all members of the Public without charge The remaining lectures in this course are as un Lecture
No
Date and Time
Monday, 18th December,
1937, 5.30 p.m.
Monday, 20th Decembe
1937, 5.30 p.m.
Monday, 3rd January
1938, 5:30 p
Monday, 10th January,
1938, 5.30
Monday, 17th Ja
1932, 5.30 p.me Monday, 24th January,
1838, 5.80 pam Monday, 31st January,
1938, 5.30 p.m.
Monday, 7th February
1938, 5.30 pm
FRANCO JAPAN &
TWO GERMAN
ANTI-COMINTERN TUGBOATS
PACT
That Manchriare
Subject
Spain zim,
Effects and characteristics of, and measures for protection against, in
cendiary bombs and fire.
Effects and characteristics of measures for protection agai high explosive bombs. Effects and.
ristics of
Individual protection against gas. Effects and characteristics
measures for protection against,
stard gas.
Protection of buildings
Démonstrations
gas proof
room, and of the work of a decon- present
tamination squad.
General anti-gas precautions.
Sports
Caroli
derstood that Governor will al
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