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New York, Sept. ib. A hurricane has struck New York and tremendous peas are at present pounding the Long Island and New Jersey beaches few inles from the city. Forty-one people are reported to be dead and 67 are missing from the eastern coast districts.

-After a night of terror, the hurricane has now left the coasta and it looks like blowing itself out over the North Atlantic.

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Union Of Germany And Japan

SCHEME UNDER DISCUSSION

Berlin, Sept. 19. The possibility that Germany and Japan will seek to lead the wor.d in an "anti-Bolshevik franc" is being discussed in diplomatic Erc.es here in connection with the return of Dr. von Dircksen, the German Ambassador at Tokyo, who is leaving for Japan on Octo ber 13. It is believed that Dr. von Dircksen was one of the diplomats considered for the Ambassadorship in London, but his work in Japan is estimated to be too valuable to enable him permanently to leave

Tokyo. W

Dr. von Dircksen attended the Nuremberg Party Congress," where ne met Count 3éhulenburg, 'Am- bassador at Moscow, and also Herr von Ribbentrop, Ambassadør to the Court of St. James, and the Ambassadors to France, and Italy, as we as hearing Herr Hit.er's scathing and-Bolshevik attacks. Its suggested here that Dr. von Dircksen returns to Tokyo with orders to further the common Interests of Germany and Japan with regard to the Russian ques- Llor

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It is not believed that there will be any question of a formal aillance or a military pace, but the hope would rather be that general front against Bolshevismu might be built up in the world, led by Germany and Japan but supported by Britain, France and Italy. If Japan shares the Ger man view of the Russian problem

suggested

Germany that

AT VALLEY might find it convenient to give

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At the end of the morning round only Ave players had returped gross totals less than 80. and they were the following: A. T. Braley

Blake (72), Col. H H.

(75) R Young (76) H H. Mundy (76) and K. S. Robertson (77),

Young and Blake continued in consistent vein and eventually re- turned 71 and 72, respectively, but Braley "blew up" and returned an 80 which put him five strokes be- hind the leaders. Robertson ob- tained a 70 which was not good enough, while Mundy Anished up with an 80,

W. S. Hiller and R. K. Collings

after an indifferent opening round round their form and both return- ed good rounds of 74, to place them fourth and fifth in the com- petition.

D. S. Edwards and T. D. Paton were the only two other players to return scores under 80 in the after- noon,

Full results were as follows:

R. Young............... 76, 71=147 Col. H. H. Blake... 75, 72147

A. T. Braley

W. S. Hillier..

R. K. Collings

K. S. Robertson....

D. B. Edwards

A. H. Mundy

TD. Paton

J. Rodger

W. W. C. Shewan .....

72, 80152

80, 74-154 81, 74155 77, 79-156 80, 78156 76, 80156 80.77-157 31, 80-161 81, 80-181

NO REAL DANGER

Only One Mishap In 20,000 Blood Transfusions

formel diplomatic recognition to Manchukuo.

Among those holding discussions with Japanese experts in the past week was Herr von Ribbentrop, who is said to be a strong suppor- ter of the scheme.— Beuter

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CAMEROONS

Report Presented By Mandatory Power

Labdon, Sept, 19.

Reports on the administration o Togoland and the Cameroons under the British Mandate. pre- sented to the League Council by the British Government, contain In addition to the usual detailed account of the stewardship of the mandatory, a quantity of material of interest to anthropologists und

tudents of native life.

In the course of the report on Togoland emphasis is laid on the | Principle that any policy which does not fuster native institutions must result in detrimentation of natives and destruction of ali African atmosphere. Outside in- Quences can quite easily 'destroy ail tribal institution and tradition. unless they are carefully fosterer and grafted on to moderni organ- isation.

The first principle of the Gold Coast Government, it is " stated, has been to adopt for tile" purpose ú local Government institutions which the people themselves have evolved through the ages and modi- ded where necessity demanos it but moulded so that the people may develop on their own and stand in due course on their own feet. There has been no varia, tion from this poller. ;- " British Wireless.

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The team is a strong combina- tion and includes "several who have represented the Colony against Shangha before on the latter's ground,

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discussed recently at an informal Letters for “Air Orient Service" -due Marsellies, 4th October.

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Pearce, Madar, Minu" and Garth- walte were members of the 1934 team while Madar and Minu were also members of the victorioustives were Mr. Ivon McClure and 1932 team captained by Eric Mit- Mr. Maurice Banks. Capt. F. C. chell On that occasion Madar Bailey was present on behalf of acored 59 not out while Minu cap- Imperial "Airways. tured ten wickets in two innings.

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Langtone Harbour, Portsmouth, was tentatively suggested for the

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That there is little or no danger

The team will leave for Bhang-cient depth at all states of the tide for the use of large Empire hal on Octobąć 2. in giving a blood transfusion was

October 6, 7 and 8 have been and Atlantic type firing boats. indicated at the 'recent Brighton tentatively set aside for the Inter- inquest on Captain Ernest Chandler, former amateur heavy-

The Seleçilon Committee com- weight boxing champion of the

prised Messrs. H R.. B. Hancock, "world, who died shortly after giv-H. Owen Hughes, A. W. Hayward

nig his blood for the late Bir Harry and F. Goodwin. Preston...

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Dr. G. W. Beresford, of Hove, stated he formed the opinion Cap- tain Chandler's arm became infect ed at least four days after the transfusion, It was impossible. for infection to have occurred at the time of the transfusion.

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port cricket match.

something else. Later the arm began to give trouble.

"He was very careless in having the bandage

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Japan... two years ago Captain Chandler which it was at first feared that suffered from blood poisoning 200 had drowned, indicate that 45

and children bave Hoihow - men, women after being bitten by an adder. In this case, and in only one On

Aug. 2 Captain Chandler Perished following the collision of

a barge with a launch. case had there been any trouble, complained of a headache, and

Three barges, carrying 300 ra'l- Manila, and then it was not serious, but asked a doctor. "Ought not my merely prevented the donor from wound, to have healed by now?" way workers and their families, working for a few days.

The next day, however, Captain were being towed by the launchi Miss Elizabeth Sophia Chunn, of Chandler played golf.. Soon a river excursion when one of With-dean, stated following the Returning a verdict or Death the barges collided with the tow transfusion the bandage came on by misadventure, the coroner paid boat. It can immediately, amidst Captain Chandler's arm in the tribute to Captain Chandler's self-awzul confusion.

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