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TRADE & TRANSPORT DAY IN ENG

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935.

MONARCHY IN

GREECE

Full Rights To Be Restored

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PROCEEDINGS

AT GENEVA,

Arms Embargo

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Geneva, Oct. 11.

The draft recommendations of the first sancions which were drawn up by a small committee or thirteen have aready been adop.ed by the plenary Co- Braunaung committee on Friday. It has been decided that the em- bargo already. imposed on the

01 arms to expor

ада Italy Abyssinia shall be lifted as re- Kards Abyssinia.

Second.y, the remaining states shall institute an embargo on the delivery of arms to Italy. Thirdly

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Athens, Oct 11: The decree issued on Friday once the incre

Royal grants

fa- mily full rights to Greek nazionality of which they had deprived after the over- been throw of the monarchy in Decem ber 1923. After the National As- sembly had last night, in the ab sence of the Republican group, re- solved to abolish the Republican regime. entrusted Kondylls with date of confirmed the regency. the plebiscite on "November 3, and again put into force the monar

Gack, Mrs. Leach, J. B. Macdonald. chist constitution of 1911, the Ca-

N. J. Majer, Claret Marti, A. 9, de binet met in order to draw up

Mello (s.s. "Sagres"), T. Pang te the programme until the King sal states, in imposing or retain- Tsnl Yu Wal); Forster Peters. ing the embargo on Italy, shall Anita K. Price (Mrs. Edward OsF.), Dr. S. R. Richardson, Mise K. Rids- programme envisages the adopt a list of munitions embodied

the strengthening of national, defences in

Neutrality Bul which dell, Dr. W. B. Ridsdell, R. A and the lowering of taxes for the was passed by the United States Ronaldson, The Master "Sagres," working classes. The Government Congress on August 31. enumerat-G. J: De Schipper, E. Stevens 13.3. furthermore, issued a proclamation ing arms and other commodities Hong Song), Miss N. Theodine. to the population in the Repub-falling under the American em- lican stronghold. Crete, appealing bargo on exports to belligerents. to them for patriotism, and laying stress on the resolution passed by the National Assembley.

return.

The

Contrary to earlier reports, Pre- sident Zalmis has not yet tendered his resignation, The Premier Kondylls, accompanied by the act- ing premier, Thectokis, called on Zaimis on Friday and informed bim of the events "which led to the restoration of monarchy. Int leaves Zalmis no alternative but

to draw the necessary conclusion and resign his prist which in effect. had already been abolished by the National Assembly.

The former foreign minister, Maximos, has accepted the Gov- ernment's request that he should continue to act as Greece's repre- sentative in Geneva.- Transocran kue Min.

LESSON SERMON

First Church Of Christ. Scientist

This was the subject of the Lesson Sermou in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sunday, October 13, 1935.

The Golden Text. was: The prayer of fuluh shall save the slek and the Lord shall raise him up and if he have committed sins, they shall be forgiven him."

Among the citations which com- prised the Lesson Sermon was the Icllowing from the Bible:

arms

A small committee had set up a sub-committee of military ex- perts to examine the "Roosevelt" list with a view to its eventual extension. As regards the and ammunition embargo, it is not proposed at present to insti- tute any form of control. On the British delegate's Inldative, financial sub-committee will meet on Saturday in order to examine the questions of prohibition of loans of any kind, including the ordinary "commercial

the

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well as the cessation of all im- port and export trade with Italy or its subjection to some other scheme of quotas.

The Co-ordinating Committee, it is affirmed in British quarters, is in full agreement that concrete. measures must be applied with all speed.-

Transocean Kua Min

ALBANIA BACKS OUT

Geneva, Oct 11,

·

The League Assembly held an- other plenary meeting on Friday in which it was decided that the Assembly will adjquin but not dissolve so that it may be called on short notice in case of emer- gency: especially since the ma- jority of the members are remain- ing here to take part in the

deliberations of the Co-ordinating Committee.

The sitting was attended by the Italian delegate who later in the afternoon left for Rome. The ses- sion opened with a short address by the Albanian delegate who somewhat. belatedly had express- "Then was brought unto him

ed his desire to make a statement. one possessed with a devil, blind, He declared that Albania would and dumb: and he healed him, in- remain loyal to the League but somuch that the blind and dumb that owing to her close political both spake and saw. And Jesus, and economic relations with Italy, said unto them. Every king- she regretted that she would not dom divided against Itself is be able to co-operate in the mea- brought to desolation; and every

sures decided upon by the League. city.or house, divided against Itself shall not stand: But if I cast out devils by the Spirit of God, then the kindom of God is come unto you. Or else, now can une enter into a strong man's house, ада spall his goods except he first bind the strong man? and then he will spoil this House." (Mat. 22. 25. 28, 29;

The president, M. Benes, in his closing speech, said that fifty member states had agreed

and four-Austria, Hungary, Albania and Italy-had objected to the Council's decisions. He concluded in a conciliatory note by expres- sing the hope that the two partles concerned in the dispute may soon avail themselves of the Council's The Lesson Sermon also inclua- good offices for the purpose of ed the following passages from restoring peace. the Christian Science testbook Transocean Kuo Min "Science and Health with Key to

the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy:

"Our Master asked: "HOW can one enter into

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NO DALLYING

Geneva, Oct. 11.

strong man's So far there has been no dally- touse and spoil his goods, excepting, declared Mr. Anthony Eden, he first bind the strong many In British Minister for League other words: How can I heal the Affairs, broadcasting to British body, without beginning with so listeners on the work of the Lea- called mortal mind, which directly eue of Nations to-night. controls the body? When disease

Already Afty nations have given Is once destroyed in this so-called practical expression to their destre mind, the fear of disease is gone. to bring the Italo-Ethiopian war and therefore the disease is to an end, he went on. <> thorough cured. Mortal mind is "the strong man," which must be held in subjection before its in- when men are being killed and fluence upon health and morals homes shattered. Nowhere would can be removed. This error cut-there be more rejoicing than in quered, we can despoil the strong Britain if Italy were to man of his goods, namely, of ways of peace. sin, and disease.” (P. 309).

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"We cannot afford to delay

turn to

"But, we have undertaken solemn obligations, and therefore, we shall not shirk. A prompt be- ginning has been made, and ng far as the British Government is concerned, as we have begun, so we shall persevere," he asserted. Reuter.

A LONG TIME

Rome, Oct. 11. "We have been a long time pre- paring to meet the effects of sanc- Cons and are therefore not unduly

Miss.A. M. Todd, A. A. L. Tuson. Miss Gladys Walker, Donald Chemist Wilson, Miss Lily Wong (New Imperial Ball Room), S. H. Yoo, W. Zebrosky (Chinese Nat.. Air Force).

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Radio Telegrams Lee On, from San Francisco. Chiang Sang, from Bangkok. Hoc Sing, c/o Besing Housi, 33a Lockhard Road, from Manila,

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alarmed." Reuter was informed by author.tative quarters to-day.

The Italian spokesman added that. armaments manufacturers would have to sell on credit to Ethiopia, as Italy does not beleve

there is much money at the dis- posal of the Emperor Selassie.— Reuter,

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