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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 2, 1988.

ADMIRALTY

COURT FINDING

UPHELD

No Aggressive Intention Toward

Germany

London, To-day.

The court of appeal yesterday Britain has no aggressive intentions against Ger-

London, To-day.

upheld the decision of the Admiral-

ty Division of the High Court of

Justice which rejected the Spanish

the steamer "Arantzazu Mendi.”

The steamer, which is now in London, had been seized by the

Nationalists.

Page

POLISH MURDER REPORT REPUDIATED

Berlin, To-day.

The Berlin representative

many, and has no intentions of entering an the American news agency, arms race, declared the Prime Minister in the ternational News Service, has, ac- House of Commons yesterday.

tentions.

state-

Government's claim for return of Mr. Chamberlain was replying to suggestions that cording to a semi-official German

armament was inconsistent with peaceful in-news agency, issued

ment denying that he cabled a

When the steamer came to Lon-

He declared he did not know "That is looking very far ahead.

report alleging that several Po- don, representatives of the Spanish why different standards should I shall not cease work to this end,lish Jews. lost their lives in Ger- Government filed an injunction to be applied to Britain in that res- "We must accustom ourselves to many through police measures. hold back the steamer in London pect than to other countries. the idea that the democracies and. pending the decision of the British

"I repeat categorically that we totalitarians would not be opposed Journal-American,”” had published The Hearst organ, "New York courts as to the ship's ownership. have no aggressive intentions to one another, but they can, if a report on Monday, crediting it to The decision of the British courts against Germany or any others. they choose, work together not the Berlin correspondent of the In-

“Our sole concern is to see

merely for a settlement of differ-ternational News Service. this country and her Imper- ences after they have arisen, ; but ial communications are safe, possibly operate a constructive pro- and that we shall not be so

The report asserted that nine gramme which will facilitate. weak relatively to others

in-Polish Jews lost their lives in ternational exchanges of goods and many through police measures and that our diplomacy cannot improve international relations for added that besides, hundreds of enter on discussions on an good and for all.

Jews had been driven across equal footing.

of appeasement. That is the policy chine-gun fire.

"That is sometimes called a policy frontier under the threat of ma- to which this Government intends wholeheartedly to devote itself."- Reuter.

which declared that the case is not subject to British jurisdiction since "National" Spain is "a Sove- reign State", has been received with great interest, in view of the fact that the courts' ruling was based on information: from the British Foreign Office which declared that the "British Government recognises "There is nothing further from the Spanish Nationalist Government our minds than to enter on a new as an executive authority in defarmaments race. facto control of a large part Spain."-Trans-Ocean.

ISLAM AND

PALESTINE

THE

of

MUNICH FOLLOWED UP

the

The Berlin representative · em-

| phatically denied having sent any message containing such exaggera- tions as those credited to him in the

"In Munich, properly and suit- ARABS AND UNITED

ARABS AND UNITED New York paper. Trans-Ocean.

ably followed up, lies the pos- sibility of a new era of peace in Europe.

STATES

Cairo, To-day.

WEATHER FORECAST

the

LONDON, TO-DAY. "Let there be no mistake as to ARAB DELEGATION, our policy. Our firm determination HEADED BY THE FORMER is that there will not be any sit- A delegation of the Arab "Pro-| EGYPTIAN MINISTER, ALLOU-|ting still and waiting for peace to visional National Government" of

The Royal Observatory reports BI PASHA, WHICH IS TO SUB-|come.

Palestine called on the United that the anticyclone remains moder- MIT THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE "We must take active and pacific States Consulate in Jerusalem toate in intensity and appears to be PAN-ISLAMIC CONGRESS, AR-steps towards that end. We must protest against the pro-Jewish atti-moving eastward, pressure is now RIVED HERE YESTERDAY. not await until a crisis becomes tude of the American Government, highest over S. Korea. Pressure

These resolutions concern the Is-acute before settling it. We should according to a message reaching remains relatively low over lamic, demand for the setting up try and consolidate goodwill be-here from Jerusalem.

Pacific to the east to the southern in Palestine of a constitutional tween the four Munich powers and The delegation is said to have Philippine Islands, government and immediate termin-endeavour

restore European given assurances that the Arabs Local forecast E. winds, mo- ation of Jewish immigration. It confidence by removal of fears and would strictly respect American derate; fair. is suggested that the British Man-suspicions.

interests in Palestine. Trans- date be relinquished and the new

Ocean. State enter into an alliance with Britain.-Trans-Ocean.

to

LOOKING FAR AHEAD "We aim at limitation of arma- ments by agreement. We aim in the end at the practical abolition of armaments.

m

A Chinese, Doctor Li Sang, No. 2 Chinese Street, reported that be- Leung-tin, foki of junk No. 4191, tween 6 a. m. and noon yesterday, was admitted to the Queen Mary some person entered his house and Hospital, suffering from an overdose stole money and jewellery to the of opium poison.

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EVERYTHING STOPS FOR TEA. Everything stops for tea-even manoeuvres.

Here are men of

the Tank Corps halted for a "mug of tea” in the manoeuvre area near Andover and obviously enjoying it. (Copyright).