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Dr. Chou Lou LED. (Helael- berg), Chancellor of Sun Yat-sen Unlersity in Canton, recently appointed Dr. Kang Woo, Litt. D. to be Dean of the College of Arts, Dr. Huang Yuan-pin. Dean of the College of Law Economics and Political Science, and Dr, Lang Poh-ch'lang, Dean of the College of Medicine.

These changes are part of the programme to raise the scholastic standard of the University. Dean Huang is a well known authority an currency and public Anance and is the adviser to the Kwangtung Provincial Government.

Arrangement

London, July 3. Regarding the question of re- fugees desiring to leave Santand- er, the British Government has reached an arrangement with the French Government whereby the latter is, in principle, prepared to accept Spanish refugees in transit through France to other Spanish territory subject to the following conditions.

Santander Authorities must pro- vide lists of refugees visaed by the French Consular Authority.

there. No men of military age In an "interview Dean Woo, will be permitted to land m who recently lectured in the French territory and, if any such University of Paris, his Alma man should land, they will be sent Mater, stated that he aimed at back. Authorities At Santander cultivating higher academic pur are being told that, in return for suits of the students and colla-protection being given, refugee borating with cultural and educa- abipe of the British Government tional Institutes of the world: trust that political prisoners, at He announced that Professor present detained at Santander, will Fan Eslu-kang formerly of Wuhan be allowed to take advantage of University, is engaged as head of evacuation facilities now being the philosophy department which provided.- post Dr. Woo gives up by resuming British Wireless. the deanship.

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last year and is in contact with British "Ultimatum”

leading scholars and professors in Europe and America.

LORD PLYMOUTH'S DECLARATION

London, July

Berlin, July 3.

The German press discusses at length the situation created by rejection of the Italo-German pro- posals.

The "Deutsche Allgemeine Zel- tung" says the news that Britain had rejected the Italo-German proposals without examination had at first a sensational effect.

If a complete supervision scheme cannot be devised and agreed to. those withholding agreement

When the preceding British would, in the view of the British "ultimatum" is borne in mind, is Government, render it difficult, if continues, the British attitude on not impossible. for the policy of Friday could not but create the non-intervention to survive. This impression at first that all possi- was the declaration of Lord Ply- bility of co-operation had disap- mouth, chairman of the Non-Inter- vention Committee when he open-material across the French front, peared, so that deliveries of war ed to-day's meeting of the sub-ter, or through uncontrolled ports committee of that body of which

he is chairman. The statement is contained in Sm official 'com- munique...

The Portuguese representative' said his Government would accept the Anglo-French plan if it were unanimously approved by the com- mittee. The Belgtan, Swedish, Czecho-Slovakian and Russian re- presentatives approved the Anglo- French proposals,

The French representative de- clared that neither of the Spanish parties could establish an effective blockade and such a situation would gravely interfere with legitimate international trade and might lead to most serious incidents:

could begin forthwith under the protection of the British Navy.

Thank God that is not so. **This of course assures that in must follow in the next few daya, the difficult deliberations that efforts will not be wasted in try- ing to apportion blame for what had been done, but that serious efforts will be made to achieve progress towards the goal that all have in view.

ONE HOPE REMAINS "One chance still remains, though not a great one, namely, that impartisi examination of the "Italo-German proposals will end in recognition of their, constructive

The Russian representative said merits." the Italo-German plan completely

The "Boersen Zeitung" also

upset the balance in favour of comes to the conclusion that the General Franco, and would strike a deathblow to the non-intervention agreement.

Portugal, however. urged very careful consideration of the Italo German proposals, which Britain found unacceptable.--- Reuter

NAVAL OFFICER DECORATED

London, July 2.

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last decision regarding Spain leaves the door open for further. negotiations.

The British and French Govern- ments, accordingly, will have time. to consider the facts and realise that the Italo-German proposals are practicable, feasable, fair and reasonable Fransocean News Service.

Italo-German Proposals

London, July 3 Britain is apparently alone in

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France and the lesser Powers Intimated their intention of. com-

municating the Italo-German pro- posals to their Governments for examination.

His Majesty the King to-day supplying the stumbling block to awarded the Albert Medal

carrying out of the Italo-German Lieut.-Commander. B. G., Scurfield.

proposals for gallantry in saving the lives of five men when the destroyer Hunter struck a mine of the Spanish coast recently. Lieut. Commander leaped into the nooded engine room, where a number of ratings were trapped in bolling steam and water, and dragged several of his unconscious crew to safety. They did not all recover, but, Ave", of those he carried to the deck owe their lives to him, Renter's Bulletin Service.

dramatic developments expected of The session falled to produce the it, and some quarters still think there is a good chance of an "ac- cord being reached The decision rests with the British Government.

Transocean Newt Service.

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London, July 3, The Belgian Prime Minister, Van

Paris, July 2 French Ambassadors, sounding the views of the twenty-seven Zeeland, who is returning to Bel- states who are members of the glum from the United States, is Non-Intervention Committee have expected to arrive at Southampton already receved support from on Monday morning, and to reach twenty in favour of the Anglo- London in the afternoon French proposals,

A message from Berlin states for him, on the invitation of the Arrangements have been made that well-informed circles attach British Government. to have con the greatest importance to the pos-versations with the Prime Minister. aibility of further examination of Mr. Neville Chamberlain and the the Non-Intervention Proposals Foreign Secretary Mr. Anthony and suggest that this may inally Eden

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