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CHAELEY GRAPOWIN JESSIE RALPH Essed upon the novel by Pearl & Lock • Adapted for the Saga by Cwen Davis and Donald Davis » Directed by Bidney Franklin

TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY

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THERE'S ALWAYS A WOMAN

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THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 1, 1939

-MUFTI

INSISTS ON ARAB DEMAND

Beirut, To-day.

In the framediate estourigo of the Grand Mufti of Jeruzalem, it is stated that recognition by Eri. tain of an independent Arab State In Palestine must be an indispen- sable condition of any agreement at the London · Conference--- Trans-Ocean,

FRANCO TAKES OVER EMBASSY: IN PARIS

Paris, To-day.

S.M.C. AGREES TO CERTAIN JAP. PROPOSALS

Shanghai, To-day. According to reliable sources this morning, the Shanghai Municipal Council has agreed to certain proposals of the Japanese.

It is said that the first step to eradicate terrorism in the City will be made shortly when Jap anese gendarmes will co-operate with the Shanghai Municipal Po lice and commence a campaign against terrorists and anti-Jap anese elements in the Yangtse- poo area, and north of the Soo- chow Creek. From Our Own Correspondent.

THREAT TO

WITHDRAW

COOPERATION

A representative of the Qual d'Or- any took possession of the keys of the Spanish Embassy at four o'clock yesterday afternoon while at the same time other officials of the Foreign Ministry occupied the Spanish Consulate, the offices of the

Jerusalem, To-day. Commercial Attache and the Span- A threat to withdraw Jewish ish tourist agency."

co-operation from the British Gov- The secretary of Quinones de ernment if the plan to make Pales- Leon, former Spanish Ambassador tine an independent state is put in Paris, who has acted as General into force iş made in a manifesto Franco's unofficial agent, declared issued after a specially summoned in an interview with the the "Paris conference of Palestine. Jewry. Soir" that the Embassy building The · manifesto :” refécto would be handed over, to General scheme imposing minority status Franco's representative, Trans

on the Jews and call on the people Ocean.

of Britain and America and ΟΤΙ the League of Nations to prevent attempts to blast the hopes of the ancient Jewish people”,- who are weary of exile.” ---- Heuter.

FORMAL OCCUPATION

Parts To-day. The formal occupation of the Spanish Embassy by National re

..

presentatives took place yesterday MR. STANLEY'S

at six o'clock,

Accompanied by several officiate from the French Foreign Ministry, the diplomatic representative ap- proached the building and at 6.15 a. m. the National Spanish flag was hoisted on the standard projecting from the balcony."

About one hundred members of

the National Spanish colony had assembled and greeted the flag with raised arm and cries of "Franco", “Arriba Espana”.

Incidents or disturbances did not

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London, To-day.

any

The President of the Board rade, Mr. Oliver Stanley, speak- ing at a banquet of the Birming- ham Chamber of Commerce, refer- red to the forthcoming industrial talks between Germany and Great Britain, and said that neither he nor Mr. Hudson would take an ac- tive part in the discussions.

"He welcomed; however, the Kwok Yiu-nam, aged 5, was treat- vitation from the German Board of ed at the Queen Mary Hospital Industry to visit Germany, as giv- yesterday for injuries to his right ing him an opportunity making hip, after he had bitten by a dog the personal acquaintance of lead- owned by a resident of the Repulse ing German industrialists for an Bay Hotel. The boy was in the exchange of opinions on economie Hotel Garage when bitten.

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