1939-05-23 — Page 8

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MUTT AND JEFF

FLOOR, PLEASE?

UP!

WHERE DO

YES, I KNOW,

YOU WANT TO

SIR! BUT WHAT

GO, SIR?

I

FLOOR, SIR?

WANT

WHAT

THIS IS A FIFTY-STORY BUILDING, GIR!

TO GO

FLOORS

UP!

HAVE

YOU

GOT?

O.K. LEMME

OFF AT NINETY-SIX!

(örgyright,

Trois Mak, g^L & PH OU

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 23, 1939.

By BUD FISHER

NINETY-SIX?.

BUT THIS IS ONLY A FIFTY-STORY BUILDING;

60 THIS 19 THE TOP OF THE BUILDING-

THE FIFTIETH

FLOOR!

SO WHAT?

O.K!

LEMME OFF AND I'LL WALK UP THE REST OF THE WAY!

&

DRAMA !

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NO NEGOTIATION AT PRESENT ON SHANGHAI SETTLEMENT ISSUES

London, To-day.

Mr. Arthur Henderson (Labour) sought informa- tion in the House of Commons yesterday about the situation in the International Settlements at Shanghai and Amoy. The Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr. R. A. Butler, recalled that the Japanese Government had recently put forward suggestions for revi- sion of the Land Regulations of the Interna- tional Settlement at Shanghai and the consti- tution of the Chinese courts there.

Replying, our Ambassador in Tokyo, Sir Robert Craigie, made it clear to the Japanese Govern- ment that while His Majesty's Government would be ready in consultation with other in- terested powers to participate in negotiations regarding any revision needed, conditions in the Shanghai area were so far from normal that negotiations could not be initiated at pre- sent with any prospect of success.

His The question appeared to

be one Majesty's Government to which should wait the development of more stable conditions.

The same observations applied with equal force to administration of the Chinese courts in the Settle- ment, which were established under a multi-lateral agreement.

Mr. Butler continued it was un- derstood that the United States Government had replied in similar fashion.

NEWFOUNDLAND AND CANADA

London, To-day.

The present is a good oppor tunity for bringing Newfoundland into the Dominion of Canada, ac- cording to a suggestion put for ward by a former Premier of Newfoundland in connexion with the visit of the King and Queen to Canada.

BOMB OUTRAGE IN BELFAST

AMOY LANDING To the representations made to them on the subject of the Settle- ment at Amoy by Sir Robert Craigie, the Japanese Government replied that the landing was an emergency ·· measure, but as landing party had largely realised their aim, they were already effect- ing gradual withdrawal, ⠀

A bomb explosion occurred Sir Robert Craigie expressed the the Roman Catholic district of Bel- earnest hope that the withdrawal fast yesterday.

would be expedited.".

the

London, To-day.

in

ex-

The explosion damaged the Mr. Butler finally recalled the terior of a private house but none landing of American; British and was injured.

French forces, "with the view to

The outrage is believed to have

early re-establishment of the au- been the work of I.R.A. members. thority of the Kulangsu Mínicipal Council:"

AWAITING FINAL REPLY

He said they would be withdrawn. pari passu with the reduction of the Japanese landing party,

Mr. Henderson, in a supplemen- tary question, asked whether the Japanese demands, for an increased. measure of control were accepted or rejected.

Mr. Butler: We are awaiting, a final, reply from the Japanese Gov- ernment. Reuter.

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