1955-02-07 — Page 2

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935.

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NOT BOATS OR HUTS

THESE

resemble craft seen along the objecte may quier

hute, but towpath, or sentry boxen, even night-watchman's

The lady at left, an aircraft they are really noue of these. litter's male, is shown rivetting an englue nacelle for the

The tristal freighters. La rugines Herrules

(Reuterpholo).

lifted

MORE FLOODS

SWEEPING

THROUGH FRANCE

Paris, Feb. 6.

Western and Driving rain sweeping over Southwestern France lashed rivers of the Atlantic watershed over their banks in flood today.

FOR PACT

Unanimous Vote In Lower House PREMIER'S VICTORY

Baghdad, Feb. 6.

Premier Nuri al Said of Iraq won unanimous approval from the Lower House here today during a six-hour debate on the Turco-Iraqi Mutual De- fence Pact.

His long speech was punctuated with rounds of applause from all the benches and afterwards he shook hands with many deputies, Including the six Opposition members.

The House, which also heard speeches fren Vice-Premier Ahmed Mukar Bubun arıd former Premler Fudel Jamali, Wits tenantsons. In condennitag Egypt's polley and supporting

| the Purco-Inqi entente,

GALLERIES PACKED Diplomasio representatives of Syrian, Jordan and the Lebanon were among the diplomate present. The publie galleries were packed. Political opservers here sald tough the unanimous solidarlly with the Government did not extend outside the walls of the Assendly The extra-Parliamen- tury opposition to the Turen- Iraqi Pact is still strong. Jaws on the press and on public gatherings have disarmed This | apposition.

Observers here did not expect any publu demonstration against the Government's policy.

Arab

la Cairo the last scheduled meeting

of the current Inter- Conference ended this evening after a ky of great diplomatie activity and PT- |sistent reports of interval en fres coming from Jordan and Syria. The only statement after the conferebee enme from

诗题

Egyptian delegate who said his country would not quit the Arab that had went

League a move been threatened if Iraq through with her plan for A defensive alliance with Turkey. Nor would she tenve the Arj

CUT

Pact, he said

A torrent of water poured down on Bordeaux SUROUS FACE from a cloud-massed sky and winds reached the 50-mph mark. The tanker Port Etienne, coming from Le Havre, limped into port with several mechanical breakdowns.

Recruiting Of Magistrates For S'pore

Egypt had objected to the proposed Iraq-Turkey treaty on the grounds

inds that cut

Stole Flowers From Grave

A

Maltland, N.S.W..

Feb. 6. Answering to abargo

having stolen flowor from

comelery give John Frederick Fowen, 42- year-old labourer told the Maliland Court ho had out to ret some flowers for his wife, but had got

drunk and WAO scared that his wife would

give him "a roasting" if he returned home without thom,

Imposing a fine of 2 A35 (£28 sterling) Stipendiary Magistrate F. H. Wood

described the theft as the lowest and most contemp-

tible he could think of. — China Mall Special.

WORLD

CALENDAR

PROPOSAL

Philadelphin, Feb. 6.

A world calendar designed to meet the complex time- table of the modern world was introduced at the Fels Planetarium here.

The

new calendar would 1ር di Maulides of the statesinan and of

across the Arad Puçi, Right up lo tenight's meeting the Lebanese Premier, Sami el solve The

River Garonne. Soth, had tried Hrvat

persuade businessman which winds all the way from Laufenant - Colonel Gamal course the absent-minded hus- Abdel Nasser. Prime Minister of band by bringing order to the the Massif Central to the sea. was nga in flood and the water | Egypt, lo meet General Nuri al calendar year, Dr I. M. Levitt, level was rising two-thirds of an Said. Premier of Iraq. to solve Dinor of the Planetarium at

their The foot crest

differences, —— France the Franklin Institute, said. inch an hour. was expected tomorrow.

HIGHWAY FLOODED AL Langon. on Garonne's banks. Die Quais wrte flooded and strelches of highway under water.

The Creuse River, northeast)

PARTY'S WARNING Control France, rose six feet

ment

threatened in 24 hours are Singapore, Feb. 6. several districts in the city of Ten houses on als The Singapore Govern- Argenton,

backs already have been was warned today

evartaled. that its policy of

re- The Vienne River, also Bow- from ing

from

Mossif the west cruiting magistrates overseas while disregard-Control, was six inches above

The

river- ing young local barristers the danger mark.

side streets of Catellerault were with legal qualifications under water. will create young

Householders tying along the tellectual Communists. Sovre Nartale River prepared homes, und at to have their

in-

Presse & Reuter,

British Air

Marshal

May Stay

Dr Levitt said that the world calendar would not violate the "calendar sonexe" since it woulu always remain the same. All- enterar vantages of the new

were:

The half-years are of equal length, each 182

days; the quarters ше of equal length, cach 91 days. Each quarter has al-day month to start, two 30-day months to follow, aski has 13 weeks which will bring equal working periods during

the four quarters. In Denmark

A BOON

Each month has 20 working Copenhagen, Feb. 0. days, a boon to the working man Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh and business. Contrary to the Saunders, who is advising the present calendar, which was Danish Government in the re- 365-1/3 days in the year and is

Force, will probably be invited actual year, the new calendar to extend his stay in Denmark has 304 days.

after his contract

expires In An extra day would be added March.

at the end of each December to Working quietly behind the make the calendar conform to scenes in the Defence Ministry, the actual year. During Leap the Air Marshal has, in a few Year an additional day would months, transformed the spirit be added to the month of June. of the air force, which was-Reuter. suffering from

poor morale, open disagreements between leading officers and an alarming number of accidents.

This warning coincided with Polters the Clan River, normal-organisation of the Danish Air 11 minutes longer thon the a disputen from Calcutta that by placid stream, pushed itself hack up at the rate of six inches an 32 Ilan lawyers there

the India Ashour. City dwellers cleared out charged that

Law- sociation of Donocrate

of the

fhours of their ground yers was Communist-controlled. houses and Hood waters cut the between Paris The Progressive Party bi-principal road Hest pollien party th Sluga-and Bordeaux.

river's Everywhere the pore... in its Intest newsletter

"with said

rising, the increasing still number of local men returning authorities

WITC local although hoped most cresta

from the United Kingdom ne would be reached by tomorrow. qualified barristers the state--United Press. ment (by Government that the Awo posts for. magistrates are 1.5 overseas advertised little short of shocking."

"If this

being!

The Parly warned:

Tokyo, Feb. 7.

More than one million Since Sir Hugh took over, the Japanese families are unable to T.S. Eliot Better accident rate has dropped sharply support themselves by any form In spite of mercused lying of work, the Welfare Ministry

This is attributed to reports. hours. London, Feb. 7. In we shall policy is persister

The Ministry Mr T. S. Eliot, the 06-yar-better control at the pirnfelds and

says that of have a growing curs af

are families of local young barriers watching old pet and playwright, who mere horseph training of plicte. theor, 820,000

The final plans for the re- widows with children and with frustration the lower bench entered a London clinic about a The

Daniah

Air 120,000 households where there being Alled with overseas re-fortnight go for a rest, is going organisation of the eruits nod we can think of no home today, the clinic said last Fotes are now being drafted and are only children.

it is expected that the Air Max

The Ministry reporta more effective method of creat-night.

the 3,160,000 familles in Japan or Nine months ago Mr Ellot was shal will bo invited to soo Com- intellectual ing young

cent of tho per clinic in the

for a "complete work through and to take part nearly 20 munists,United Press.

Mace

"Ilvelihood rest" after ก visit to South In any adjustments later found population Atrica-China Mail Special, | rezessary .----Router.

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