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THE CONFERENCE.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER ́1.. 1921.

New York, Nov. Sa,

It is understood that the Japanese have told the committee that they would later submit complete reasons for the presence of Japanese troops in China although they agreed with the principle that the presence of foreign troop; was a violation of China's rights, On the contrary the Chinese at length reviewed the present position and advanced detailed arguments in support of their demand for withdrawal. The other delegates took only a secondary part in the discussion.

London, Nov. 30.

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Uhusus significance is attached to the meeting of the mitter of naval experts which was to have been held to-day, as it is known that the experts have practically concluded their examina. tion of the facts and figures underlying Mr. Hughes' proposals. The postponement therefore has caused astonishment, especially as it is indicated that it is due to Barin Kato's statement yesterday, that Japan is still hopeful of securing a 70% battleship ratio, al though Count Tokugawa declares that Earon Kato's statement is quite unofficial. The' Japanese delegation has not yet arrived at a decision, and moreover Baren Kate is only a technical adviser, not a delegate.

While there is no intention of complicating the armaments and Far Eastern questions by immediate discussion, Reuter learns that to reach an President Harding intends to make serious efforts agreement regarding future conferences. It is learned that if the Powers adopt the idea, the text conference will deal wholly-with world finance. Nothing is more significant than the desire of the Powers to please America, European feuds burn ercely for a few days, and are then extinguished when it.is seen that America dis- approves. It is now agreed that the French are most coacilistery; | therefore if President Harding chooses, France is likely to waive her! objection to meeting the Germans. Chinese questions have hitherto been discussed with unexpected smoothness. All the Powers are eager to uphold the principles whereon the Conference was con- rened. The dubculties are anticipated in the execution.

FINANCIAL SANITY.

London, Nor. 20.

Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking at a meeting of oversent bankers, said the Washington Conference contained brilliant hopes for an improvement in the world's affairs. Foreign politica were re- solving into a triple understanding between the United States, Great Britain and Japan to secure the peaceful development of the Pacific. Another triple arrangement was necessary, namely a friendly under- standing between Britain, France and Germany for the rehabilita- tion of Europe. Nothing less was adequate to meet the perils of the economic situation. Statesmen of all countries were advancing in francial sanity and the nonsensical froth about extracting twenty thousand millions from Germany" was now reduced to a more prac» tical form of recognition that international payments were only possible in goods and services. Britain in the Dominions had an outlet for her energies and he urged the bankers before casting

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The Canton Customs Club. The results of the remaining matches in the Canton Custom Club 1921 handicap played during the week-end are as follow:

T. J. Edwards, scratch, lost to

E. T..W. Blay, minus 9.

A. E. Harris, minus 20, scratch.

ed to R. Patterson, minus 80,

J. Ryden, minus 20, lost to T. Hardoo, minus 30.

A. F. M. Carlynn, plus 30, lost |

to G Shaw, minus 60.

The matches so far played in the second round are as follow:

FJ. Matthews, minus 50, lost to! F. L. Bessell, mīnus 90.

J. H. Anderson lost to E. T. W. Blay, minus 90.

B. Patlenoa, minus 80, lost to i J. Pooler, minus 70,

W. Gaul, minus 80, last to C. O. Dreggs, minus 80,

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ECONOMIC CRISIS IN HOLLAND.

The Hague, Nov. 30.

The Giverament Commission on Besnomic Policy met under the presidency of the Minister of Agriculture. The Ministars of Labour and of the Waterstaat and delegates of the Ministries of Finance. the Colonies and Foreign Affairs were present. After a lengthy discussion as to the causes of the present economic difficulties, the Minister of Agriculture promised to appoint a small sub-commission to study the question of the desirability of preventing foreign com- petition and assisting national industry by temporary prohibitions of imports and temporary increases of import duties, or by granting industry credits: also a sub-commission to consider the degree to which the State in giving its orders might give national industry a larger or a different preference.

FRANCE AND CILICIA.

Paris, Nov. 29.

In a proclamation to the Cilician population, General Gouraud. the French High Commissioner of Syria, stated that all peaceful citizens are to enjoy equal civil rights, irrespective of religious creeds, which all are at perfect liberty to follow. The Turkish an- thorities are to be reinstated in Cilicia shortly-Herts.

THE FRANCO-ITALIAN MISUNDERSTANDING.

Paris, Nov. 20.

All the misgivings resulting from the spurious news respecting an imaginary France-Italian iucident are now dispelled.-Horas,

ALARMING NEWS FROM PORTUGAL.

London, Nov. 30.

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LORD NORTHCLIFFE.

Singapore, Nov. 30. Lord Northcliffe arrived bere st daybreak to-day, sod was met by Lieutenant Sullivan, His Ex- cellency's Aide de-camp.

Interviewed on the boat, Lord

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Alarming reports tate that Portugal is threatening a Bol-China from Washington. He met shevik revolution. The newspapers understand that the Powers are under seriously considering the question of foreign intervention mandate. It is believed France, Italy and Spain favour interven-

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BIG SHIPBUILDING FAILURE.

Baltimore, Nov. 30.

Application has been made for a receivership for the Globe Ship- building Company. The liabilities are three and a half million dollars and the assets eighteen hundred thousard,

BROOKLYN THEATRE COLLAPSES.

New York, Nov. 30. Twenty-five workmen are believed to have been killed by the collapse of a theatre, which was in course of construction in Втрати.

THE ROYAL VISIT.

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Mr. C. Matague Edo. 8 and 4 ¡Queen's Buildings, as early as

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We are also asked to riste that

in the case of large blocks of In connection with the illumins offices and fists, and similar build tion of the Colony on the occasion ings, it would En of great aseistance

the pressmen later at Government House and emphasized the need for cheaper and better cable facilities. He was surprised at the size of Singapore.

Lord Northelife is staying a fow days, then going to Java, Siazn and Egypt.

SINGAPORE SCOTS.

Singapore, Nov. 30, Scotland beat The Bait by three goals to ail in the annual football match.

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ST. ANDREW'S DAY IN SHANGHAI.

Bhangbai, Nov. 30. A thousand guests attended the Caledonian Bail at the Town Hall. Mesers. Jardine Matheson sed Co. beld their St. Andrew's

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Mr. Digamo was first, on Djembab. There were nineteen starters.

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of the Prince of Wales' visit next if the tenants would form

SHANGHAI AUTO SHOW. April, we have been asked to draw committees to arrange for the de

Shanghai, Nov. 30,

SMALL-POX IN SHANGHAL attention to the importance of the coration of the whole buildings, or

The Automobile Show is draw. number of lanterns required being if one tenant'would volunteer to ascertained as soon as possible and arrange the matter for the whole ing tremendous crowds. "To-day is

Shanghai, Nov. 80. to request that all who require lan-building-the expenses being divid Outport Day and to-morrow Bbang-

This plan bai Day, when local talent is peluded one foreigner daily. The The small-pox. vietinis: bare ia- teros for the decoration of their{ed proportionately. business bouse and residences would ensure

epidemio continues unabated. communicate their requirements to scheme of decoration.

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Shanghai, Nov. 80,

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