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Columbus, Ohio, July 18, The official statement from Nanking that he was already married in China has not discon- certed James L'n. University of Ohio s.udent and son of the Pre- sident of China, who is staying at a boarding house here with his tle American shop-girl bride. They were married yesterday by a magistratey

He continued vigorously to deny that he was married in China.

Lin

He admitted, however, that he had a cable from his father. Mr. Sen, which expressed dis- approval of his marriage.

"But father does not understand. And besides, this is my business, not bis," young Lin stated.

It is learned from Cincinnati that Immigration Department off- cials intend to investigate. Lin's

status. but they add that no steps can be taken until his papers are collated.

Keuter.

SAFETY AT SEA

Mr. Runciman In The House

Landan, July 18. In the course of a speech ön

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BRITISH TRADE

FIGURES

Shows Continual Improvement

London July 18.

DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS

SATURDAY, JULY 20 Bathing. St. Andrew's Club, Po- ilce Pier, 3.30 p.m.; Kowloon Tong Anglican Church, Police Pier, 3.35 | p.m.; Wah Yan College, Old Boys'

Union. Queen's Pier, 2 p.m.

"Cinemas

In the House of Commons, the President of the Board of Trade, King's: It's A Small World."" Mr. Walter Runciman made sur- Queen's:-"Baby Face Harrington." vey of the trade and mdustry in Central:"Chinese Picture." the course of which he reviewed | Oriental:-"Sunny Side Up." the effects of the recent trade world:-"Chinese Picture."" agreements and prospects of fur-Alhambra:-me St. Louis Kid.? ther industrial recovery.

Majestic Evelyn Prentice.". Star: The Age Or, Innocence,"

Entertainments. Portuguese Play, Club de Recreio, in aid of udents and Orphans, 9.15 p.m. Miscellaneous-Tambola, Garri son Lecture Hall, 7 p.m.; Whist

He said that British trade figures and showed year after year, month after month, continuous growth. There was still a long way to go to reach the figures of 1928, but he approached the coming year in a spirit of restrain-Drive, Cheero Club, 8.30 p.m. ed optimism.

Social-Tombola on board. Ta- mar, 7.15 p.m.

Sports

HEALTHY INCREASE The United Kingdom exports for the first half of this year

Bowls. First Division, "Craigen- reached £206 million against gower C.C. "B" v. Craigengower. £189 million for the first 6 C.C." "A": Kowloon Docks v. Kow- months of last year, and taking loon BG.C.; Police R.C. v. Kow- articles wholly or mainly manu-icon C.C.; Indian R.C. v. Club de factured the increase was not Recrela. "Second Division, Cragen- only marked but healthy. The gower C.C. v. Yacht Club; Kowloon. first six months of this year B.G.C. v. Taikoo R.C.; "Kovicon. showed - exports in this class of C.C. v. Police R.Q.; Club de Recreio £180 million against £1451 million v. Bong Kong Electric R.C.; Hong in same period of last year.

Kong F.C. v. Civil Service C.C. Very substantial increases had Moon-VT Moon, 20th, Day. been recorded in the exports, of Sunrise.-5.49 s.m. Sunset-7.10 machinery, vehicles, group iron and steef and even in spite off the severe deprässion in Lancas: shire-in cotipo, grazes seat manu- factures. Among the manufac

p.m..

Tides High at 0.38 and 12.00; Low a 5.18 and 18.45.

SUNDAY, JULY 21 - Annwersaries a Holidays.

the Board of Trade vote in the tured goods the most important Firth Sunday after Trinity.

successes e mette recorded in machinery classes covertaz every "kind of machine.

Cinemas

House of Commons, the President of the Board, Mr. Walter Ronci- man spoke of the problem

King's: It's A Small World." safety of Eves at sea.

HOME TRADE

Queen's: "Vagabond Lady." He referred to the losses during

Central:"Chinese Picture". Turning to Home trade, Mr. last winter

Oriental:"Bright Eyes." of the Usworth" Runciman recalled that a year ago "Blairgowrie," "La Cresenta" and

World: "Alice In Wonderland.” he expressed the fear it was al- "Millpool" in the North Atlantic, most reaching saturation point. Alhambra: "I Am A Thief." and said that Lord Merrivale had

Majestic-Marie Galante." He was glad to say he had been completed his enquiries into three unduly depressed in making that

Star: "Sunshine Susie." of these cases. He was glad to

Miscellaneous.Whist Drive and statement for Home - trade häd say there was no reflection in the gone on steadily, expanding

Tombola, H.QR.A. Sergeants' Mess. judgments on the Board of Trade throughout the whole year:

8.45 p.m.4. The which had one of the best tech-value of retail sales last year were nical staffs in the world.

There have been, however, four main points on which the Court issued very solemn opinions, name- ly steering gear, manning, surveys and the way they were conducted, and entries in the logs.

Lorde Merrivale believed the loss of the "Usworth" was due to the fallure of the steering gear and that her gear was of the kind which involved special risks.

Immediately he heard of the Anding Mr. Runciman and he set up a strong committee to con sider, in interest of safety of life at sea. the types of main and auxiliary steering gear fitted on the Usworth" and "Blairgowrie," As soon as the Government had the Committee's report they would study it and if necessary act upon it.--.

British Wireless.

GOLD BOND CONTEST

Court Provides Surprise

Washington, July 18,

actually 3 per cent. higher than in 1933. This expansion had in creased at the same rate during the current. year and the sales in the first 5 months were very nearly 4 per cent. higher than in the corresponding period of 1934.

TARIFF SYSTEM,

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Sport

Bowls-Open Rinks (Quarter- finals). A. A. Razack, M. A. R. Souza, A. S. Gomes and D. Bum- Jahn v. L. J. Suva, L. J. Xavier, F. V. V. Ribeiro and H, A. Alves (Tal-' ko R.C.); J. Cavanagh, B. W. Bradbury, H. Beer and U. M. Omar J. E Noronha, C. E. Marques, F. Speaking of effect of the tariff X. M. da Silva and . Silva system on employment, Mr. RunKowloon B.G.C.). ciman declared that the stimulus years accounted to a large extent given by tariffs during the past 3

for the prosperity of our internal trade and return, and in some directions of our foreign markets

as well

Tariffs had not only provided employment at Home but they had also provided £20 million for the Exchequer.

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The direct effect of the Ottawa Agreements had come up to ex- pectations and the agreements had tended to stimulate Empire trade... Seventeen foreign trade agreements have been signed and in 1934 British Overseas Trade in

creased by about 5 per cent. With British countries the rise had been about 12 per cent and in the case of foreign countries, with which agreements had been made, the rise was 33 per cent British Wireless.

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Tides.-High. at" 1.17 and 12.57. Low at 6.16 and 19,23.

MONDAY, JULY 22

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King's-"It's A Small World." Queen's-Vagabond Lady." Central Chinese Picture." Oriental:-"Eright Eyes," World: "Alice In Wonderland." Alhambra:-"I Am A Thier Majestic:-Marie Galante."" Star-Sunshine Susie." Dances-Cheers Club, Entertainments-Military Band Performance, U.S.R.C. grounds, 6.30 P.m.

Social-St. Andrew's Club, Open Night; Tombola on board Tamar.

7.15 am..

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Sports Tennis-"B" Diviston, Chinese R.C. v. Club, de Recreio; Mixed Doubles, U.S.R.C.v. Kowlon C.C. Kowlon C.C. "B". v. Chinese

R.C.

Moon VI Moon, 22nd Day. Sunrise 6.50 am: Sunset-7.09 p.m..

Tides High at 2.00 and 14.05;" Low at 7.28 and 20.00, -

payments on American-bonds held The Administration's Bill greabroad shall be made in dollars venting the fling of suits for at the gold equivalent — damages against the Government Reuter.» arising out of the devaluation of the dollar, has been pasead by the

Ithaca, N.Y., July 18. House of Representatives and has

Addressing the annual session of gone on to the Benate.

the Americair Institute of Co- But while the Administration operation at Cornell University was congratulating itself on this Mr. George Warren, former chief much, the Federal Court in New monetary adviser to the Treasury York was preparing a little bomb-to-day predicted a substantial rise anell I ordered a big corpora in commodity prices after re of the Kwantung Army has dee tion to pay the gold equivalent of

covery, occurs."?

itsbond-coupons held by the Mr. Warren, Anglo-Continentale Treuhand AG with the pred Tais European organisatie

sought payment on its American the result

holdings in guilders.

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