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HITLER APPOINTED CHANCELLOR

GRADUALLY GAINING POWER IN GERMANY

THROUGH NEUTER'S AGENCY)

BERLIN, "Jan. 30..

HERR HITLER has been appoint.

ed chancellor. Hitler's appointment followed a conference consisting of von Hin denburg, Hagenberg, Iller and von Papen, the latter declaring that the formation of a govern ner on the basis of a parliament. ary majority was impossible.

It is expected in political circles that Hitter will be given authority to dissolve

the Reichstag and

dira

arrange for new elections,

ministers Possible

Herr Frick, Minister of Interior.

Van Neurath Minister of For- eign Affairs.

Sendte, President of the Steel Helmet Organisation, Minister' af Labour.

FRENCH POLITICAL CRISIS

M. DALADIER. HOPES TO

· FORM CABINET

(TURGYON REUTER'S AGENCY)

PARIS, Jun, 20:

PRESIDENT LEBRUN has in- vited M. Edouard, Daladier, Minister of War in the defeated Paul-Boncour Government, to form a Cabinet with himself as Premier, and M. Daladier has accepted the task.

It was first reported that M. Daladier had reserved his reply, which is customary in the circum stances, but it was later learned

than, on the contrary, the Radical leader had definitely accepted the Premiership before leaving Presi drit Lebrun

Delemination and Energy.

In a brief interview outside the Elysee, he declared: "I am quite Hagenborg, Minister of Econo-aware of the difficulties of the inoment, but I think the solution. is only a question of determination, and energy."

mics and Agriculture.

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New Appointments,

LATER,

It is expected that Capt. Goer g, the president of the Reichstag,

the Prussian

Ministry of

Support from Herriot,

He told Pressmen that ho tropes

Minister without portfolio will conto complete the formation of a trol **Interior

General von Blouberg, Minister of Defence.

Baron von"Rubenach, Minister of Posts.

1

Gerrter, Commissioner of Work. Cabinet Without Majority. All efforts to form & Cabinet with

Reichstag jority have failed on account of opposition from the Centre Party which de nanded that Hitler give constita tional guarantees leaving him in

TIOCIOUS.

On the other hand Hitler insisted appointing Nazis to the most important ministrica, he also desir ed that the Nazi Storm-Troops he fuially recognised like the Italian Fascists.

All ministerial appointments are confirmed. You Papen becoming the Reichs Commissioner of Prue sia; Count Schwerin von Krosigk, Finance Minister.

The first Cabinet meeting is be- ing held at 5 p.m.

Although the Cabinet has a strong parliament- ny karis, the Ministers have the backing of the Reichswehr, the Strel Helmets and Hitler's Storm Troops, but organised Labour in bitterly opposed to the Cabinet,

Hitler Will be Tolerated.

BELIN, Jan. 30, The opinion is increasing that Hitler Cabinet,

supported by the German Nationals and tolerat ed by the Centre Party and Bavarian People's Party has the best chance of success and wil also meet with the approval of President von Hindenburg.

The President has instructed Von Papen to impress Herr Adolph Hitler that his new refusal to join the Coalition, may have disastrous consequences..

The Centre Party provide the greatest obstacle to the Coalition because of the demand for guaran tees from both Hitler and Harr Fugenburg, the lender of the Ne tionals, that the conduct of the Gov erament be kept strictly within the limits of the Constitution.

SIR CHARLES PEERS

RECOMMENDED FOR R.I.B.A GOLD MEDAL

(Special Air-Mail Service)

LONDON, Jan. 11. The name of Sir Charles Reed Peers, it was announced last night at a meeting of the Royal Institute of Britishchitects in London, has been submitted to the King as a suitable recipient for the Roya: Gold Medal for 1933 on account of his distinguished services to archi tecture and archaeology.

Cabinet of Republic Action by this evening. M. Terriot and M. Paul oncour have promised him their full support.

"

ROYAL AIR FORCE WING COMMANDERS POSTS.

(Special Air-Mail Service)

Wing

LONDON, Jan. 11. New appointments are announced) to-day for two wing cominanders formerly belonging to the R.N.A.S. and R.F.C spectively.

L. Huskisson. Commander B. D.8.0., who has attended the 1932 course at the R.N, Staff. College, Greenwich goes to Henlow Aircraft Depot for administrative duties; and Wing Commander F.C.V. Laws, O.B.E., on returning from two years in command of the Air craft Depot in Iraq, takes com- mand of the School of Photography.

Wing Commander Huskisson be- came a pilot in the .N.A.S. when war began, and served in the Dun kirk area up to July, 1918, receiv- ing the D.S.C. and two French de; corations. He was in Egypt and Iraq in 1920-21. and during 192 was senior R.A.F. officer in the air- craft-carrier Hermes in China dur ing the Shanghai troubis.

Wing Commander Laws, now 45, entered the R.F.C. in 1912, the year of its formation, and served in France during the War. For five years after the War he was on the Air Ministry Research Board, and 'n October, 1924, ho took command of the School of Photography, to which he now returns.

THE ARMY

BATTERY "AND BATTALION MOVES..

(Special Air-Mail Service)

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS,

THE LEG-THEORY CONTROVERSY

SECRET MEETING OF BOARD OF CONTROL

"{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY ]

BYDNEY, Jan. 30.

THE Australian Cricket Board of Control met at half past ten this morning to discuss the reply of the M.C.C. to their "body-line" bowling protest, which has given rise to the bitterest controversy in the history of Test cricket.

The discussions are being held in the greatest secrecy behind closed doors but it is anticipated that a statement will be issued when the

Board has concluded it elibera

tioneson this vexed question.

Reply Bent to M.0.0.

SYDNEY, Jan. 30. After Acret meeting, the Cricket Board' of Control not communicative but it is under. stood a reply has been sent to the M.C.C.

WAS

AUSTRALIA TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

CRAWFORD BEATS GLEDHILL IN FINAL (THROYON "RECTER'S AGENCY.]

MELBOURNE, Jan. 30.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1933.

WORLD WAR DEBT CONVERSATIONS

LINDSAY AND ROOSEVELT HAVE SATISFACTORY TALK

[THROUGH RZUTEN'S AGENCY)

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.

LLOYDS AND THE he Nanking Confer-

MIDLAND BANKS ·

PROFITS IN BOTH CASES

SHOW DECLINE

(Special Air-Mail Service)

LONDON, Jan. 11.

he Nanking Confer- NEW INSURANCE ence of War Lords.

Big Chinese Army In Jehol District

BUSINESS

(Special Air-Mail Service)

LONDON, Jan. 11. Royal Exchange Assurance.-Net Shanghai, Jan. 23-Chang Hauch new life business in 1938 amounted AFTER a conference at Warm Two more of the largest banks Liang, Chinese North China, com- to £2,870,496, against £2,417,104 in

Springs, Georgia, Mr. Frank-issued their profit, und dividend mander, and Tuan Chi Jai, one the previous twelve months.

yesterday namely, une premier of the former Pei The Scottish Amicable Life As in Roosevelt and Sir Roland Lind statements say to-day issued a joint statement Lloyds and the Midland. In both ping government, arrived at Nan-surance Society.-I 1009 there were announcing that they had informal-cases profits, as expected, show a king by airplane to-day and Chin- 1,000 policies issued for £1,319,008 Ly and very satisfactorily conversed decline, which is the inevitable con- ese Press reports are that military after deduction of suma re-assured, concerning the tentative arrange-sequence of had trade conditions, and political conferences of "mo comparing with £1,180,000 'provi- ments for the coming debt meetings low money rates, smaller turnover, mentious importance" have start-ously.

most remunerative item of a bank's

They came, it was reported upon in Washington, which they hope and the reduction in advances, theod." will start carly in March.

assets. It is of interest to note the invitation of Chiang Kai Shek, that though the profits of Lloyds the National generalissimo, T. V

RAILWAY STRIKE

1

N. IRELAND

The Prudential Assurance Com- pany. Ltd.-New sums assured in ordinry branch last year exceeded compared with £19,950,000, as

amounted to £950,000. The sum

IN were more than sufficient to main. Soong, the foreign minister, and £20,000,000 in 1931. Sums re-assar-

PROTEST AGAINST REDUC-

TION IN WAGES: (BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.

BELFAST, Jan. 29.

tain the dividend on last year's other officials, who hope to achieve level, the directors have neverthe concerted action against the Japau of £63,000,000 was assured in the in- leas decided, as a matter of polices in Jehol and North China. dustrial brauch, against £07,850,000) to reduce the distribution from 133 Other leaders are to be brought Legal and General Assurance So- per cent, to 12 per cent. In roach to Nanking from various parts of city, Ltd.-Net life sums assured ing this decision, the board was China with the purpose of lining amounted to £10,263,49%, compare

increase of doubtless influenced by the fact

up strong resistance to the Japan with £9,760,901, _ an that the depression has not y ese thrust which seems to be gen-£103,201.

presenterally passed away, that the

expected, according monetary cheapness, unprecedented Chinese sources. for 10 years, is likely to continue, and that rates in the first quarter of the year must be appreciably lower than in the same period of

statements.

A MASS meeting of all grades of railway workers in Northern Ireland was held in Belfast to-day to discuss the proposed wages cuts.

The meeting decided to strike at last year. The profits show a de cline of $370,303, the total being midnight on January 30 as a prot-£1,550,511, which, however, shows a cat against the wages reduction.

the of £192,601 over surplus been has The strike, which

dend The statement is more pro- threatening for some time, wil: amount required to pay the divi. affect five thousand railway em-

For instance, it is IN the Australian Tenuis Chamployees and bring the whole of the sise in its language than most bank pionships' final, Crawford hent Great Northern system to a stand tnted that the profit is struck

after payment of salaries, persions, staff bonuses and allowances, other charges and expenses, and the an- nual contributions to the Provident and Insurance and Widows' and Orphans' funds, and after charging rebate on income-tax, provision having been made for all bad and doubtful dete out of the profits of the year.

Gledhill 2-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2.

Doubles. Vines and Gledhill heat Crawford and Moon 6-1, 10-8, 02.

FIGHTING IN KAILU CONTINUES

JAPANESE ATTACK: REPULSED

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY,]

PRIPING, Jan. 30. CHINESE reports state that the activity in the Kailu area of Jehol continues.

.still.

SILVER MARKET.

LONDON PRICES

(From Our Own Correspondent.}

LONDON, Jan. 30.

PRICES

CLOSING SILVER LONDON TO-DAY WEEK:-

Sror.. FORWARD

171 17.3/10

It is stated that Japanese air and land forces attacked the city during the night of Jauary 26 but ENGLISH ESTATE OF DON the attack was driven off. The city is still in the hands of the Chinese who claim to have killed 7 Japan ese and 30 Mongole.

HUGE WATERWAY FOR RUSSIA

CANÁL COMPLETED BY

CONVICTS

Moscow, January 23.-The con- struction of a great new waterway in the far north exclusively by convicu labour is being proudly de- scribed and lauded in the official Soviet Press.

That convicts and political axiles, variously estimated between 20,000 and 30,000, have worked for the past year under difficult northern conditions on a so-called North Sea Canal was a subject of widespread ramour and whispering, but not a word appeared in the Press or official publications on constructions under way.

LONDON, Jan. 31. The schedule of. the transport Neuralia, which left Southampton on Tuesday with the second batch

Suddenly, however, the Moscow of the season's drafts for the Far East, has been altered and brought | newspapers not only admitted this forward three days.

convict project but proceeded to boast of it as an outstanding Soviet achievement in barnessing nature

and

MANUEL

£8,000. PROPERTY

(Special Air-Mail Servios)

LONDON, Jan 11 The English property of Don Manuel of Portugal, who died on July 2 Inst, is valued at £28,447, with net personalty sil.

This makes it perfectly clear that all bad and doubtful debts have been charged against the year's profits. The usual statement that full provision has been made for bad and doubtful debts does not necessarily mean that they have been charged solely to profits, but may have been charged partly. to profite and partly to internal

TÉ BETVES.

Lloyds Bank's Figures.

A three-year comparison of the profit atatement is given below. 1931 1030

£

1922

£

་

to

Law Union and Rock Insurance Company, Ltd.-Life policies a sum of £2,450,017 suring a gross 250 TROOPS ROUND JEHOL were issued in 1992, the net amount Meanwhile the concentration of being £2,301,101. This compares troops in the Peiping-Tientsin-Jeh with £2,019,110 in 1031, and is the area apparently continues, estima- largest amount of new business- tes of the total number of Chinese ever transacted by the company..

National Provident Institution troops there reaching as high as

for Mutual Life Assurance.-Net Among the Chinese leaders the new business amounted to approxi 250,000. have invited to Nanking is H£1.362,000 in 1931.

The London Life Association, National government is reported to mately £1,373,000, compared with Han Min, powerful member of thi Kuomintang at present salking at Ltd.--New business of £3,368,500 Hong Kong following his disagree has been assured with single pre-

iniums of £120,063. ment with others at Nanking over niums of £309,137 and annual pre- governmental policies.

The North British and Mercan tile Insurance Company, Ltd.-Net now life business for 1932 amount-

Another is Wu Pei Fu, one time outstanding warlord of China, at present in retirement at Peiping. One rumor to-day was that he hated refused the invitation.

THE “CHRISTIAN

GENERAL

.

to £3,080.000, 25 against £3,816,876 for 1931.

Norwich Union Life InsurENCES Society.Net new business arrang- ed totalled £8,009,710, of which £4,888,109, against £4,828,033, was at home and £3,141,511, against | £3,001,810, on Dominion and for-

eign account.

Feng Yu Hsiang, probably the most colourful of all the ward lords hero of numerous battles and cap paigns, onetime National govern Pearl Assurance Company, Ltd. ment war minister, and later the New ordinary life business in chief foe of Chiang Kai Shek in 1939, including business abroad, the bloody campaign in Honan consisted of 41,049 policies, BEAUT province in which Chiang was ing £7,617,942, with yearly renewal victorious, also was reported to premiums of £417,232 The average have been summoned.

sum assured per policy is £180. Feng at present is at Kalgan, on The board have reluctantly accept- the Mongolian frontier, his activsed Mr. Meintyre's resignation as ties shrouded in mystery, and his managing director owing to ill .coming to Nanking in generally health, but he will retain his office as director. Mesars, J. Pierce and considered unlikely.

Although Nanking and Peiping H. H. Austin, F.I.A., have been are silent concerning the alleged appointed joint managing direc moves to rally all factions againsttors. Japan, reports are that the Nation- al government group sees in this plan the prospects of strengthen ing China's resistance..

Marshal Chang, 'the young oust ed Manchurian overlord, and the aged Tuan arrived at the capital During the year 1932 the Genera? unheralded and they declined to see Life Assurance Company completed. newspaper reporters. The Nations not new life business to the extent. acet, "202,000 400,000 200,000 government set out also to shroud of £1,864,231.

the movements in an air-tight,cen sorship.

Profit 1,550,511 1,026,004 2,120,816 Brought

forward 522,055 311,100

508,234

Total

available 2,072,566 2,438,108 2,637,750

Probate of his will, dated Septem- ber, 1915, has been granted to Dividende 1,357,820 1,516,018 1,723,551 Coutts and Co., of 440, Strand, Rate on W.C., one of the executors hamed Alares 120% 1313% 8% (except as to his states in Portu-To contin

gencies gal), Viscount Asseca, having te nounced probate.

As was reported in the Daily To staff

92, Don Telegraph of August

superan- Manuel bequeathed to King George nation

fund

200,000 the Fifth of England, "in testi- many of profound gratitude for alt Carried

forward 514,746-322,055 511,199 his kindnces and friendship," two large vases of lacquer with the

2,072.506 2,438,103 2,637,750 Royal Arms of Portugal in the dung-room at Fulwell Park, his home at Twickenham, and he asked the King to be so kind as to use his influence that my last wishes may be fulfilled.”

HE SERVES "

WALES

(Special Air-Mail Service)

WHAT IS JAPAN DOING? Tokyo advices said a new system of troops disposition and training had been adopted which at Nan king was declared to be tanta- mount to increasing the fores in Manchuria by fifty percent.

The Scottish Provident Institu- tion-Gross new business completen re-assured, which £190,260 was in 1932 amounted to £2,384,789, of

net new business of showing a £2,854,500.

|RAILWAY DIVIDEND DATES

(Special Air-Mail Service;:

LONDON, Jan: "11 The undermentioned [railway

It will be seen that the sum ofA foreign office spokesman said companies have notified that their £200,000 has been placed to con- this indicated further that Japan dividends will probably be an- tingencies account, A year ago

does not want a peaceful solution nounced on the dates stated:--Met- £2,300,000 was taken from the re-

of the Manchurian problem and ropolitan, January 26; Great serve fund to write down the whole "possibly is planning an increased Southern (Ireland) February 8, London Midland, and Scottish, Fe of the bank's investments to mar invasion of China." ket value, the directors preferring

Lo Wen Kan, the National gov hruary 8; Underground Electric ernment foreign minister, said the Railways, February. Great West Se to the contingencies ac-

speech before the Diet at Tokyo of ern. February 10; Southern Fe and in reforming criminals into. TRIBUTE TO THE PRINCE OF to do this rather than have re- citizens.

count. The big rio in Govern Count Uchida, the Japanese foreign bruary 13, London and North East" ment securities and other investminister, said "this is further proof era, February 174 menta which has since taken place that Japan has not yet awakened must have more than made good from her dicam of military con the whole of this depreciation. The directors, however, have de- cided to restore only £500,000 to the reserve fund. Thus the hidden reserves of the bank must have been strengthened by a very large

These reported that the canal aystem, begun in December, 1931, is nearly complete a world record for speed of construction under the hraliest physical conditions. It is 220 kilometres in total length and connects the White Sea, at Soroka, with the Lake Onega, Fovonetz. In effect, this waterway commcta the White Sea with the Bar of

LONDON, Jan. 11: Sir Nool Curtis-Bennett, speak ing at Wigan recently on the occa- son of the granting of the freedom of the borough to the Town Clerk, referred to the Prince of Wales's recent wireless appeal. for assist ance to the unemployed.

It now provides for arrival at Port Said on January 14, Colombe on January 7, Singapore February 3, Hong Kong February 8, Singapore February 11. The return voyage will begin on February 18, and the date of arrival at South ampton with the 1st Bn., The East Lancashire Regiment, is 2arch 27 instead of March 30,"

To-morrow the Lancashire will leave Bombay with the 27th 34th, Sir Charles, who is a Fellow of and 72nd Field Batteries, R., the Institute and President of the and the 9th, 13th 14th, and 16th Finland and the Baltic Sea by the

"The Prince," he said, "is to Society of Antiquaries, has been Medium Batteries, R.A., on trans shortext route, as natural water fer to Edinburgh, Dunbar, Fort Chief Inspector of Ancient. Monu ments and Historie Buildings at the Brockhurst, Christchurch, and Fort communications exist between Lake me the greatest human-hearted known. If ever a man deserved his Office of Works since 1913. He is Fareham. To-morrow the Nevasa Onega and the River Neva on which sportsman this country has ever

at Southampton from Leningrad in situnted,

The project involved 8,000,000 motto, I serve, that man is the a recognised authority, on architec is due

Prince of Wales." ture and archaeology, and was a Karachi with relieved details and cubic metres of excavation work. will be followed on Sunday by the on Historic Monuments in 1991 Somersetshire from Karachi, which embankment; 334,000 cubic metres Last year he was president of the will call at Port Sudan to bring of concrete dams; and 1,800,000 International Congress of Prehis home Khartoum toris and Protohistoric Sciences in Dorsetshire will be at Port Sudan Canal-ia in reality a misnomer for on Sunday to land the 1st the construction the work consisted

reserve 300,000 The Rife Brigade, from Jullandur, chiefly in building a series of dams To premises redemption and will embark the 2nd Bn. The and locks raising the level of a Royal Ulster Rifles, who come home natural chair of lakes and rivuleta from Khartoum for, Gravesend.

The 7th Medium Brigade batteries The largest diam in three and a half To pension

kilometres and called for 500,000 from home arrived at Muttra cubic metres of earth and concretes Delhi, and Agra this week. To-day

construction. the 22nd Field Brigade, R.A., will leave Edinburgh for Shorncliffe.

London, ada

DUTCH TEXTILE INDUSTRY

details. The

eubio metres of rock breaking.

To contin- gencies

fund

"' fund Carried

quest."

BIG FORCES

As far away as Kalgan on the Mongolian frontier, northwest of

way for the Japanese to undertake to disorganize their foes in North China would be the occupation of Tientsin and Peiping, but it is be Peiping, Chios's legions are report the likelihood of international com lieved they will refrain because of ed moving eastward into Jeho plications and the decidedly in- province, while other thousands are creased military operations that taking up positions south of the would be involved in such a cam Great Wall along the Tientsinpaign.

they are sufficiently strong and me. opportunity arrives. ----

Midland Bank's Figures, The profits of the Midland Bank

All these forces presumably are ment at Nanking continues to move total being $2,019,149, compare. show quite a small decrease, the Shanhaikwan railway line, Meanwhile the National govern- with £2,036,050. In view of the unmoving preparatory to an antici behind the scenes supposedly steadi favourable conditions which pre-pated Japanese thrust into Jeholly increasing China's defences, and, vailed last year for all banks the this spring, and also possibly inte upbuilding offessive powers with decrease is surprisingly small, An, the Tientsin-Peiping area of North the aim of meeting Japan when explanation, perhaps the chief ex- China. planation, is that profit is struck Although utterly lacking in veri- not after charging, as in the case fication, it was stated in seemingly Many persons balfove open war- of Lloyds, the whole of the bad well-informed quarters to-day that at last impenda, but others experi 250,000 and doubtful debts to the prodita of the disposition of Chiness forces at enced in Chinese affairs admit that while war is in prospect, the chan- the year, but after making an present is:

and

Eastern Johol, 36,000 troops. of ces for avoiding a major clash 100,000 appropriation towards bad

doubtful debts (all of which have Tang Yu Lin, governor of Jeholtinue strong forward 859,398 880,018 851,287 been fully provided for),This central and western Jehul, 60,000 With regard to the Tapanese

troops dispod Honky The contingencies account. re means that, the balance not deduct from Kalgan. ceives 12300,000, or nearly sa wached from the phat year's profite has South of the Great Wall 10,000. Tokyo said that as last year, and the balance car been charged to inner reserves: face Shanhaikwan from the south tingent of militar ried forward is slightly increased. The dividend is maintained at 16 cast while further towards Tien- being called to the A year ago the bank, in order to per cent, the margin of profit, avertein along the railway there are located toy division write down Clovernment securities, the amount required to pay the soma 23,000 Between Chang, would be sent there as well as to make further pro dividend being £300,882 A three- Chinwangteo and Lawanchow 50,000 without receiving without making any provision for vision for future contingencies, year comparison of the figures is are stationed while 30,000 are said in Japan; and soldiers

Pavey to besencamped between Tientsin ria whose time has expired depreciation. After charging in- took £2,748,019 from the polished given below

1930 and the Lwan river and an addi- retained temporarily. terest and general expenses and reserve fund. Nothing in anidin

A foreign office, spokesman tional 30,000 in the vicinity of Pei- providing for two exceptional losses the dividend statement as to the there is a debit balanca, of £301, 186. mation, either in whole or In Net profit 2,010,149 2,050,995 2,318,669 pidgin

Nanking said this really meant All these supposedly are under fifty percent increase in the Japan forward 850 016 801,20 850,236 the orders of Chang, Heuch Liangcse Mandlustrian Jocsesme geof unemployment in the LONDON, Jan. 11. This amount has been added to the part of hip draft mader on the

Wait follow the

the ousted Manchuria overlord,Statesmen af flenevad Washin The directors of the White Star debit balance of £33.400 which was referve tile cities, notably, Twente,

Available 2,800,158 2,006,973 3,177,047 whom the Japanese are sooking to ten, London and Paris ho per cent of the work-Line, Limited, report that the se- brought forward. The balance of the

Kermaterially by

which has taken Dividends 1,709.780 1,728,937 1,976,660 eliminate from North Chine affairs realize unless they check, Japa completely or partially un-counts of the company for 1981 formation expenses and commision.atren

(18%) Foreign opinion is that the easiest | aggressions further bloodshed in how a working surplus of £68,051 on issue of proference shares her

holdings of

(10%) (18%)

(Continued on Heat Column) Far East is certain," he assert (Vontinued on Previous Uolumn ) ied strikes and bosont on the operation of the fleet, but been written on making the to

(Continued at font of next Column) debit to go forward: £590,607 menacing the industry."

AT PRESENT FACING BLACK OUTLOOK

ÍTHROUGH REUTER'E AGENCY.]

AMSTERDAM, Jon. 30. THE Dutch textile industry is facing a black outlook owing export difficulties as Japan's apture of the East Indian market has resulted in an alarnung "in-

WHITE STAR LINE

£301,000 LOSS

(Special Air-Mail Service)

The route traced by the new canal fufils & hope which was moldered in North Russin for centuries. United Press,

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