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COLLECTION, MAINTENANCE WILL BE BORNE BY THE FIVE GREAT POWERS

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Expenditure On Transport

London, May 31.

"The cost of withdrawal of foreign volunteers from Spain was dealt with by the Chairman's Sub- Committee of the Non-Intervention Committee at today's meeting at the Foreign Office.

The estimated cost of collection, transport and maintenance of volunteers in camps, is between €1,000,000 and £1,500,000, while the cost of sea transport of volunteers home is estimated at £750,000. It was proposed that the cost of collection and maintenance be borne equally by the five great Powers participating in the Non-Intervention scheme, while the cost of transport be borne proportion- ately by countries to which the volunteers are repatriated.

The Chairman, Lord Plymouth, said that Britain' is willing to contribute.

The German and Italian representatives undertook to refer the matter to their respective Gov- ernments, but the Soviet representative, M. Kagan, declared that the cost of transport and maintenTM ance of volunteers should be borne by countries who have volunteers in Spain.

LORD PLYMOUTH

CHOLERA ON

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IN SHANGHAI

Shanghal, June 1. The cholera cases within the International Settlement bave re- cently greatly increased in fre- quency and the disease has now assumed epidemic proportions.

NO RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS

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He maintained there were no Russian volunteers. However, after restating the attitude of his Government to the withdrawal proposals, he said the Soviet Government would be pre- pared to consider contributing, in common with other Governments, to the cost of establishing and maintaining commissions which are to go to Spain to ascertain the number of foreign volunteers and to supervise their withdrawal,, but that the Soviet Government. would not contribute to that part of the cost of the scheme which included expenditure on transport of yolunteers.

The Sub-Committee will meet again on Thursday, but it is not known whether the instructions of the Governments on questions which the representatives agreed today to refer to them, will have been received by then, and it is in any case probable there will be another meeting early next week-(Reuter and British Wireless).

Pope Pius XI | MORE TROUBLE Celebrates 81st Birthday

IN ANTIOCH: THREE KILLED

Alexandretta, May 31. Renewed demonstrations in An- tioch, led by armed Turks, resulted in three persons being, killed and four wounded.

Castel Gondolfo, May 31. Pope Pius XI today celebrated hi 81st birthday.

Castel Goddolfo was beflagged icr the occasion and many con- To cope with the 'terrorism, the

gratulatory

messagës were re-authorities have erected military ceived including one from Car- barricades and restricted motor dinal Pacelli. Papal Secretary of trafic. State, on behalf of the Interna-

Residents have been moved from

For these reasons the Japanese tional Eucharistic Congress which one district to another-(Reuters Consul-General, Mr. Hidaka not-has just concluded In.. Budapest. Bulletin).

fled the Shanghai Consular Corps (Reuter Bulletin). that subjects of third Powers, like

Chinese, would only be permitted

to enter the part of the city oc-

cupied by the Japanese on pro- RELIEF FOR ANHWEI duction of the vaccination" certi ficate.

Vaccinations are to be carried out by June 7-(Transocean), "

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FORMER H.K. GOVERNOR

Sir Cecil Clementi

Honoured

WAR REFUGEES

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Hankow; June 1. Dr. H. H. Kung. President of the Executive Yuan, has given instruc-· tions to the National Relief Com mission immediately to send 'relief corps to south. Hunan and north Hupeh where tens of thousands of war refugees are waiting for ur- gent succour.

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GAS USED BY JAPANESE

Chinese Army Charges

Kalteng, June, 1

More cases of the use of gas by Japanese troops were revealed in military reports reaching here to- day,

Following the shifting to new positions by the Chinese army in

Evidence has been obtained, the Anhwel, numerous war refugees, reports state. that during the fleeing from "Fengyang. Meng. Chinese attack on Sanyichaf, east cheng. Fowyang and other places of Kaifeng, on the Lunghaline, have fled to Hunan and Hupeh the Japanese resorted to the use to repel the Sir Cecil Clementi, G.C.M.G..where relief problems have daily of tear gas bombs

Chinese assault. M.A., F.R.G.S., M.K.A.S., Hon, LLD become more acuté. (Hong Kong), was on May 18 elect- | thousand · refugees, it 19

Large cases of compressed" tear

ed

form of estimated, are docking daily to gas, preserved in liquid to Honorary Fellowship Magdalen College, Oxford Univer-Hupeh and Hunan provinces from under high pressure, it is stated,

have been seized by the Chinese. sity, says The Times.

At the same time, the Chinese Sir Cecil, who was educated at Mr. Sun Wel-tung, a member of St. Paul's School and Magdalen] the National Relief Commission, defence force at Tungkwan has College (OxON)' was Governor of has left for the chief centres reported "further cases of hurling Hong Kong from 1925 to 1930 in where war refugees are gathered of various kinds of gas shells by which year he was appointed to to study relief problems. (Central the Japanese from their artillery the Governorship of the Straits Newa). Settlements until 1934.

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BOXER INDEMNITY EXAMINATIONS

Hankow. June 1

Examinations for scholarships

SITUATION IN JAMAICA IS MAINTAINED

battery across the Yellow River.

While the exact nature of these gas misstles has not been ascer- tained, it is reported that victims of the" atläck voinit violently and show signs of difficult breathing. (Central News).

13 GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS IN London, June 1 CANTON WRECKED

The Governor of Jamaica. Bir E.j

to pursue advance atudies in. Denhamn, has cabled the Colonial England, sponsored by the Board Office stating that the improved

Canton, June 1. Thirteen schools established by

of Trustees for the Administration situation in the Island is being the Canton Municipal Government of the Bino-British Boxer Indem- maintained.

nity, will be held from July. 30 to The strikers at Kingston have

31 at Wuchang, Chungking, Shang- returned to work though not much hat and Canton.

work has been done on the sugar If the number of applicants is plantations,

held large, examinations will be simultaneously in Kunming too.

The Governor has accepted the recommendations of the Concilla-

have been totally wrecked by Japanese planes since August 18, when the enemy machines first staged raids over here, according to an investigation conducted by the local Bureau of Social Welfare. Many other public and private

. Many students have already tion Board regarding the question educational institutions have also registered with the Commission to of minimum wages for public been destroyed, but their number take the examinations-(Central) works employees.(Reuter Bulle-1s Hot yet ascertained(Central News)

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Usually the disease starts between the toes. Little watery blisters form, and the skin cracks and peels. After a while, the itching becomes intense, and you feel as though you would like to scratch off all the skin.

BEWARE OF IT SPREADING.

Often the disease travels all over the bottom of the feet. The soles of your feet beconia red and swollen. The skin also cracks and peels, and the itching becomes worse and worse.

Cet rid of this disease as quickly as possible, because it is very contagious and it may go to your hands or even to the under arm or cratch of the legs.

Most people who have Athlete's Foot have tried all kinds of remedies to cure it without success. Ordinary germicides, anti- septica, salve or ointments seldom do any good.

HERE'S HOW TO TREAT IT

The germ that causes the disease is known as Tines Trichophy ton. It buries itself deep in the tissues of the skin and is very hard to kill. A test made shows it takes 16 minutes of boiling to kill the germ; so you can see why ordinary remedies are unsuccessful. go. F. was developed solely for the purpose of treating Ath ete's Foot it is a liquid that penetrates and dries quickly. You just paint the affected parts. It peels off the tissue of the skin where the germ breeds.

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