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Trade Negotiations With America

Landon, June 5. It is evident from lobby discus: alons of developments in the Im- perial Conference that economic affairs, particularly in reference to the trade negpulations with the United States are looming uch more Importantly than was in-

A remarkable demonstration by a huge crowd of enthusiastic Ita Hans attended the short stay in Millan of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor to-day,

station Long before noon the platforms were jammed by a solid mass of people eager to catch a glimpse of the honeymoon couple. and when the Orient Express drew in, the crowd cheered enthusiasti-tended.. cally.

No precautionary measures had been taken by the authorities and the crowd surged in front of the window of the carriage in which the Duke and Duchess were, tra- velling.

JUNE 7, 1937.

GENERAL MOLA

Details Of Tragic Death

Salamanca, June 5.

Details of the tragic 'death of General Mola, the insurgent com- mander, show that he was flying to Burgos and was expected at divisional headquarters at about 11 o'clock on Thursday morning.

It was shortly after this hour that the news was received that his plane had crashed near the village of Castile de Peones, south of the road from Irun to Madrid.

„Officers who immediately pro- ceeded to the spot found the

the The amelioration of Anglo-Ame-wrecked plane with

desd rican economic, relations, the la- bodies of the victims. bours, of the Conference and the declarations made by Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, to representatives of the Dominions, after his return from Geneva, "are discussed in a leading article in the "The Times"

Cause of the accident, according to peasant eye-witnesses, seems to

have been engine failure, which was followed by an explosion as the plane crashed.

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General Mola's tuneral took place in Burgos Cathedral at noon. yesterday in the presence of lead- anding insurgent officers.

Both the honeymooners showed and themselves at the window

"The Times" proceeds, from the thanked the crowd for their ova- tion, which lasted until the train assumption", that political

economic tranquillisation must go Meanwhile, says a message from thoved out.

According to journalists on the hand in hand and the negotia- Berlin, Herr Hitler has sent a time the tlons in Washington for a trade message or "condolence to General train, it wES the first

treaty between Great Britain `and | Franen Duke had showed himself.

The German newspapers state Several distinguished Indians, the United States, the Osio agree- who had attended the" Coronationment among the Scandinavian that along with General Franco, were on countries, the investigations of the dead commander was one of ceremonies in London.

Premier van Zeeland and his the most striking personalities In the same tin

visit to Président Spain. Recalling his sympathy Arriving at Venice at 6 o'clock forthcoming yesterday evening, the Duke and Roosevelt. give rise to the hope with Nazl Germany, one paper Duchess

Windsor left the that effective steps towards the says "Germany dips her flag before atation with the British Consul settlement of economic problems his coffin." and boarded a motorboat which are about to be taken.

them through the Grand took Canal to. a hotel near the Church of St. Mark.

of

Biscare front.--- Transocean Neiss Service.

General Franco has appointed AGREEMENT NECESSARY General Francisco Jordana, High The "urgent necessity for the Commissioner for Spanish Morocco, settlement of International poli- to succeed General Davila as com- The couple again had an enthu-tical questions through an agree-mander of the rebel troops on the siastic reception and, after a short ment on economic matters, de- rest at the hotel, left for Austria. clares "The Times" has long been PREPARATIONS COMPLETE recognised by Dominion represen- Preparations at Castle Wasser- tatives. This is of paramount im- leonburg. where they | arrived,] portance because England could shortly after midnight, were com- not enter into any economic pleted yesterday.

Intensive precautions have been taken by the Carinthian authori- ties to ensure that the couple are not molested by Inquisitive per- sons who have flocked to the dis- trict from all over Austria.

agreement of this nature without haying beforehand consulted the Dominions and ascertained exactly what consequences for them such a treaty is likely to have.

It may be necessary to convene an Empire trade conference in the 1938 and suggestion from the

As there is, no hotel in vicinity of the Castle, Journalists representing the world's news agencles and newspapers have taken all available accommodation in cottages in the nearby village of Moetsch.

Arrangements have been made to guard the golf course at Del- lach. where. the Duke is expected to make an early appearance.- Transocean News Service.

MRS. PUTNAM'S PROGRESS

Portaleza, June 4,

Mrs. Amelia Earhart Putnam. with, three companions, reached this port to-day, the fourth of her leisurely world fight, and con- tinues on to Natal to-morrow.

From Natal, Brazil, it is expect ed Mrs. Putnam will make the Atlantic crossing

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She left on June 1, flew to: Puerto Rico's chief seaport, next day landed on South America's mainland, and to-day flew from Paramaribo.--- Reuter.

United States, that, for purposes of a trade, treaty with the United States, the Empire should be treat-

ed as an economic unity. has aroused interest.

Tranection News Service.

MARRIAGE MADE COMPULSORY

Berlin, June 53 Compulsory marriage for all administrative officials over 25 has been announced by the Nazi Governor of Pomerania, Schwede- koburg, who has been shocked by the number of officials who were bachelors.-

Transocean News. Service.

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Osaka, Jung, 5. Local manufacturers have ceived orders from Brazil for the manufacture of 400 gun tractors which can develop"a speed of 60 kilometres an hour- -Reuter."

British Proposals Now Under Consideration

tinguishing mark equally visible from the air and sea, thus reducing the risk of incidents such as the bombing of the Deutschland. It is understood that the Admiralty has been asked to suggest some

London, June 4. Some days are expected to elapse" before definite replies are received to the British proposals that both aides in Spain should indicate extended safety zones for Controlling vessels, and that such marks. should their immunity be violated British, warships which have re- the naval staffs of Britain, Ger-cently gone into Spanish waters many, France and Italy would had large red, white and blue consult on appropriate action. markings painted on the gun tur-

The proposals are, only put for-rets and in other conspicuous post- ward as a basis for discussion and tions. general approval, as the expected | Reuter agreement can only result from a process of negotiation.

It is understood Germany and

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Valencia, June 4

Italy are anxious to resume; co- The Spanish Government has operation, as soon as possible and handed the British: "Charge the proposals are being closely d'Affaires a note addressed to the examined in Rome and Berlin Non-Intervention Committee prot- with that end in view.

esting against the German bom- The only uncertain factor is bardment of Almeria- Russia, where there is some The Note observes that the suspicion regarding the second Spanish Government reserves all point of the proposals which, it is its rights concerning the damage thought, unduly favours the Gerdone and the Injury caused. The man thesis.

Government also claims from the It is learned that the British governments signing the Non- proposals for protecting control Intervention Pact, guarantees so vessels were discussed between Mr. that to exercise the indisputable. Anthony Eden and Herr Joachim right to accomplish acts of war Von Ribbentrop in London. A fur within the sea ports of Republican ther suggestion which is being territory will not lead to similar considered is that Control ships incidenta should bear some common dis Reuter,

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POSTHUMOUS HONDUR

late General Honouring the Fillo Moia, commander-in-chiet of the Northern Army of the rebel Forces in Spain, who was killed with members of his staff in an air crash on Thursday, General Franco, has conferred upon him posthumously, the Grand Cross of San Fernando, the highest, decora- Hon of the Spanish Army. Traumaccan News Service.

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