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NO DEPRESSION POSTAL ORDERS JAPAN DEMANDS
IN PALESTINE
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|EQUALITY AT SEA
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London, Oct. 18 will be available at practically all"
A certain "adjustment of view- post offices in the United King-points" seems to have occurred in dom.
Tokio among the departments cou- thecerned in the proposed
naval
Imitation conference. The Japan- ese reply to the British inquiry was received in London to-day, and it is understood that it is definitely less uncompromising than some earller communications. Japan does not abandon her demand for nominal equality at sea with Bri- tain and the United States, but requires that her right to such equality, should she desire to exer-
London, Oct. 18. A striking story of the develop ment of Palestine is told in the report of the British Commerciai
The books-analogous to Agent at Haifa. Imports, exports and revenge have alike risen by books of postage stamps-will con- leaps and bounds. In 1934 all three tain. 12 postal orders of one value were from twice to two and a half only, either 6d, 13, 15, 6d, or 2s. 6d. In addition there will be a book times as high as they were in 1931.
realised containing postal orders of vary- The Government had a surplus of £6,587,837. What coun- ing try would not be proud of suen recovery from the depression? Within the same period the town of Tel-Aviv, which stands near Jaffa, on a site where 25 years ag there was not a single house, in-orders in each book, will be Bd in-cise it, shall be admitted. creased its population from 46,000 to 120,000 This indicates one of the great causes of the expansion of trade the recent flow of immi- gration, which is likely to show a the present
further increase in year
amounts, comprising three postal orders at 6d each three at Is each, three at 2s each, and three at 2s 8d each. Each book will bear a distinctive colour..
The poundage on the 12 postal
A CONCESSION
to a
The Japanese objection to the disclosure of building plans is re- armed, but is obviously intended
stead of is, which is the poundage
Her new formula is really based an 12 separate postal orders of Zs
on the "escalator clause" of the 6d or less in value,
London Treaty. By this if Britain From now onward all postal or-found that her sea security was ders will be valid for six months affected by new building plans of instead of three months" Hither other Fowers she had the right to to if a postal order was not cashed increase her total tonnage above within three months from the last the gures In IMMIGRATION
the treaty after Over the proper amount of such day of the month of issue extra notice to the other signatories Immigration there has been much poundage equal to the amount of Japan's proposal amounts dispute. The Arabs complain that the original poundage was chars claim for "parity of security" rather it is excessive: the Jews argue that ed, but under the new arrange than parity in tonnage. the quota is unwisely low. To ad- ment no extra poundage will be Just it to "the economic absorptive charged on postal orders present- cupacity of Palestine" is the prin- for payment within six months ciple of the Government's policy. from the last day of the month of and the general economic results issue.
to be modified by the new formula. have clearly been good.- Immi-
The Postmaster-General has in-In other words, Japan will disclose grants have brought not
only troduced books of postal orders in her naval programmes provided labour but capital, and so produced response to many requests from they are not regarded as rigid and an extraordinary balance of trade the public, and Major Tryon hopes unalterable over a period of years. Imports last year were £15,150,000 that with the reduction in pound-This modification of the earlier exports £3,220,000. This is not to age and the extension of the attitude represents concessions by be regarded as undesirable. The period of validity the new facili- the militarist element in Japanese adverse balance of £12.000.000 isties will prove attractive, especial-governing quarters and makes the actually accounted for by expendip to those who live. In country prospects of a imitation confer- ture on capital goods and invest-districts some distance from a post ence rather brighter than they ment in agriculture on behalf of the Jewish immigrants. compelled to transfer their resources and energies to Palestine. The esta blishment there "of 11 national home for the Jewish people" which Lord Balfour proclaimed in 1917 is, being aided by causes then un- foreseen. It behoves our indus- tries to adjust their plans to this swift development. British goods imported by Palestine, though in- creased in the last three years. have never yet been quite one- Afth of the total. Other nations energetically exploiting the
Bre
market,
office.
NATIONAL UNITY
URGED
have been.
anete is still considerable doubt, however, whether a conference could come to any agreement. The mental attitude of the world has changed since 1921. weariness has passed, and nations which were willing to make big concessions then have swung round
War-
Conciliatory Attitude to the opinion that they gave away
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Shanghai, Nov. 1.. Now that the Central Govern- ment has одсе more shown Its conelliatcry attitude by the decl-
too much. This is a factor which has been noticeable in all the nego tiations this year,
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London, Oct. 18. The annual installation meeting
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will envoys to South China, high No. 513, was held last night in the hopes were expressed in to-day's Chapel of Saint Andrew, 75, Queeri ed.torial in the "Chen, Pao" that Street, Edinburgh, when Com- the Southwest leaders would reci-panion Robert A. Haywood was procate patriotically for the sako installed as First Principal, the a national unity.
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ceremony being carried out by Companion D. Lowe Turnhill; Past Depute First Grand Principal.
The editorial opens with an ex- pression of gratification that Gen- Fral Yen Hsl-Shan, Pacification Commissioner
The uther, office-bearers for the Shansi, has taken the commendable lead by C. Currie, Second Principal; W. ensuing session are:-Companions making his personal presence the capital to participate in the Sixth P.enary Session of the Cen" tral Executive Committee.
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Welch Brown. Third Principal: Arthur Dutch, Immediate Past
First Principal: William G. Fen- culhet, P.Z.. Depute Principal: P. E Brown, Scribe E.: J. T. Meikle, Scribe N.; A. L. Anderson, P.Z., Treasurer; H. C. W. Hepburn, Chancellor: John P. Smith, P.Z..
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"PLUMER OF MESSINES" by General Sir Charles Harington G.C.B., G.B.E, with a Foreword by the Archbishop of Canterbury, is to be published by John Murray on Oct. 15. The author was Lord ELI'S .....Q staff of the Second Army and he gives a It adds that reliable reports have particularly fait.ifu. account of reached Shanghal of General Feat the great General, and describes Yu-Hsiang. former commander o the progress of his career
with the Kuomlichun, defin tely decid- remarkable insight. He enters in- ing to come to Nanking. Both chenduele Campaign of 1917, but.orial paints out. have at previous tu no controversy over the Pass- Generals Yen and Feng, the edi-
with unequalled knowledge of the different occasions been Π dis- facts. he tells the story of the agreement with the Central an Second Army and, in so doing. thortles over certain Governmen refutes the easy censure of post-policies, yet to-day. realizing the war critics of the campaign
urgent necessity of sinking their personal diferences in order of armed resistance. First, China to present a united front have is not in a position to offer any openly volcéd their co-operation effective resistance, and second, with the Central authorities. any effective resistance against
THE ONLY PROBLEM
alien aggression must have .na- national unity as a necessary fac tor...
Richard Barham in the Ingolds- by Legends says that Lady Eliza- beth Hatton, grand-daughter of Queen Elizabeth's Lord Treasurer
com-
GAP WIDE APART Such cr't'cism from afar with- out leaving ground for mutual dis- cussion would only cause the gap to remin wide apart. For the sake of national, unity. the edi- forial spines, it is necessary, that the mirarity, however valuable their opinions may seen in the'r own eyes, should sacrifice thelr ideas to follow the majority.
| Burghley, was in league with the The Bouthwest now remains the devil who at last demanded his only problem. However, it has usual fee for his services and car- been confirmed that the Central ried her off with thunder and Government has decided to lightning from a party at Hattonmission President Tai Chi-Tao of House, Holborn, and that her the Examination Yuan" and "Ma- bleeding heart was later found in yor Ma Chao-Chun of Nanking to the yard that now bears this Canton as emissaries, and in the name. Having the aid of the devil opinion of the Chen Pao, these two or not, she was remarkably spirit-gentlemen who have nad impiens: ed in a spirited age and all that influence among the fouthwest she did was original and enter-leaders should be able to pave the taining. Her sprightly story told way for an amicable settlement of by Laura Norswarthy is to be pu-all existing differences between In any modern natlug, the edi- blished by John Murray on Octo- Nanking and the Southwest.
torial says, there can never be un ber 18th with the title "THE From the standpoint of the pea animity in opir ons on certain LADY OF BLEEDING HEART || plc, the editorial emphasizes, na- | Government, policies. Divergence YARD",
tional unity has already become! of oplalons among the leaders is reality. The only cleavage Les in not a national ailment. if the An exceedingly amusing the differences of a few political minority party res the way of informative travel book, which leaders, and what is more, the subjecting"the'r options to discus- should attract great interest is main underlying reason lles in slon among a wider circle. "CASTILIAN OCHRE" by Richard their personal feelings.
At this juncture of național and Phyllis Pearsall, which John Take the example of foreign | crisis, and when the Nationaj Gov- Murray is to publish on October affairs, the editorial says, and one|ernment has seen the wisdom of 18th. The authors, who are well-finds that the Southwest leaders sending two goodwill eveys to the known black and white artists, have been consistently harping on Southwest to end their opinions, have embellished the delicious the same point of the Central the editorial expresses the hope account of their wanderings in Government's failure to resist auc- tha: the Southwest will see a way spain with many amusing pictures cessfully allen aggression: But the to sing their differences in "the In the text and have produced fact is, that there are two prac- commen:cause of natíónal" unity ia volume unique among travel tical difficulties which make it im- and colidation
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