NEW DIRECTOR OF OBSERVATORY
MR. C. W. JEFFRIES APPOINTED
PROMOTION WELL DESERVED
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CHINA AND JAPAN
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CHINESE EFFORT
Shanghai, July 8, According to the China Press it In stated in well-informed cireles that direct negotiations between China and Japan on the Manchuria situation have been decided upon by Nanking.
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A. O. F. C. QUOTATIONS FOR YESTERDAY
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ference was opened at 9 p.m. and was adjourned to enable the dele gates to examine the terms of the Agreement.
New York, July 8.
Last To-day's | It resumed an hour later, when Average Average, the representatives of the smaller
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not sign the document until they had had time for further study. Messra, E. A. Pierce & Co. report:- The market in unresponsive. Business dona:-700,000 shares.
It is notified in the Gazette that His Excellency the Officer Ad- ministering the Government has,
It is stated that these negotia-Air Reduction ..... under instructions from the Secre tary of State, appointed Mr. Charlons will be international
that all foreign Powers with in- les William Jeffries, F.R.A.S., to he Director of the Royal Observa- lerests in the Far East will be in-American Can... tory, in nuecession to Mr. T. F.vited to attend. Claxton,
The numerous friends
Jefferies will unite in congratulatly will agree to the five basic Borden Company ing him on his well-deserved pro-principles laid down hy Japan be-Canadian Pacific motion. He has been in the Hong-fore the meeting of the League of Consolidated Gas of kong Government service for near-Nations Inst October, ly 25 years, during which time he has proved himself an efficient and most conscientous public servant. life, too, he has won In social muck pogintarity. being of a genial disposition anch making friends on all hands.
that Wang It is understood Ching-wei has drafted the plan for the direct negotiations and that Chiang Kai-shek agrees there- with. Reuter.
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Tolyo, July 8. Official despatches received at the Mr. Jeffries was born at Plum Foreign fiftice confirm. Press re- stead. Kent, on April 28, 1882. Heports that Ching has approached entered the Royal Hospital School. The Soviet with a proposal to re- Loew's Inc. Greenwich, as a Borenian Founda-open diplomatic relations and enterPacific Gas & Elec-
in September. 1893, and into a Non-Aggression Part.
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obtained his Exhibition Prize on leaving to join the Magnetical and Meteorological Department of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich.
Questioned on the subject M. Karakhan intimated to the Japan
se Andhasrnulor, Mr. Hirota, that The formal proposal had not yet been revived but that the Chinese had sonry-led Moscow verbally. whether the Soviet were prepared consider the restoration diplomatic relusions, either with or withor: Non-Aggression l'act
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Oficial circles commenting in the United States Steef subject expressed the spinim at | Westinghouse E. & Chha appears to be best on play- ok a double pame as there are in- Mications tont China win attempt to reach a antigable say maent with Japan by a threat Sino-Soviet #approachement if Jagan refuses The Chinese ternes,
It is intimated that Juptin might be prs pared tu negullate with China provided China reengnises the in- dependence of Manchukuo, but not
otherwise.
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New York, July 8. The late༥t results in the The Foreign Office has not yet re- | National and America baseball iceived confirmation of the report leagues have been called by Router;
that the Soviet
inte as follows:--- has taken rustody 400 Inptuiese fishermen in Kamchatka, ---Renter,
It was reported last week that. in He went to the Royal Observa- fory, Cape of Good Hope, in July, the first chich of the whery season, Soviet patrol vessels had fired on 1902, and was placed on the permanent Stall as Junior Assist-and sunk a Japanese fishing vessel and in December, 1903. He obtain-and taken a number of
the Certificate of the University of the Cape of Good Hope in the theory of Land Surveying in 1905,
into custody.
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M. Herriot, in the course of a speech, touchingly and eloquent- ly appealed for unity in the councils of Europe and the world, and declared that "the #pirit of Lausanne must triumph."-Reuter.
LONDON DELIGHTED.
London, July 8. Tremendous satisfaction is ex- pressed in Landon political and business circles at the Lausanne Agreement, which it is hoped will definitely close the era of nici- our war mentality and perhaps mark the turning point in trade | depression.-Router.
Rome, July 8. The uncertainties of the past few days has toll on the nerves of |ølservers, but the news of
agreement bring reached is hailed with joyful relief, and as a vin dication of Signor Mussolini's ten. your-old policy of a clean slate.
Mr. Ramsay MacDonald's un- firing patience is referred to in superlative terms.
The Vatican is similarly happy to declare that the Agreement is in line with the policy advocated by His Holiness the Pope since 1932. --- Render,
to
FRANCO-GERMAN REACTION.
Paris, July 8. A sigh of relief, but no joy-bells, Is the reception given The Agreement hy France, who, it is pointed out, has given up much and received nothing. but M. Herriot is congratulated on mak- ing the best of a hand bargain.~, Renter
Berlin, July 8.
Germany is divided into two camps on the result of the Con- ference.
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Kamelzatka The fishermen at Hongkong on being appointed į Lave been released, aerording to a Boston First Assistant to the Observatory, radio message reaching the Minis-St. Louis
in the Agreement, which onghi to Jopen the road to world recovery,
On the other hand, the Na- tionalists are furious with Herr von Papen for abandoning the political demands, which they say will be avenged at the poli tical election on July 31s.--
Reuter.
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New York the in charge of in 1912, was
The Soviet Ambassader provimus. | Detroit. ..... Observatory in the following year, I visited the Foreign Offer
other occasions learning of the report that they ad on several during the absence of Mr. Claxton, | were in enstody. Router. During the war he was appointed
Assistant Cable Censer in addition to his other duties.
In 1926 Mr. Jeffries was elected Fellow of the Royal Astrano- "mical Society.
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Mr. Jeffries is interested in rricket, tennis and hockey, having
a regular player younger days. Latterly, he has been an enthusiastic golfer, and is often seen on the local links.
A prominent Freemason, Mr. Master Jefries in District Grand of Hongkong and South China in
Chair the Mark Degree and man of the Zetland Hall Trustees. At different times he has occupied chairs of Zetland Lodge, Victoria Chapter. Eathen Mark Lodge, and Ararat Lodge of R.A.M.
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Nanking, July 8. With reference to the Japanese agency report from Harbin alleging that the Chinese Govern- ment will ask Soviet Russia for active support in the recovery of Manchuria after Sino-Soviet dip-Cleveland lomatic relations have been sumed, a spokesman from the Foreign Office formally denied the report this afternoon.
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2 However, the European nations must submit their proposals to Amerien individually, as the policy of the United States has always been to consider its fifteen Euro- pean debtors separately-Reuter.St. Paul's Church (Chinese).
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apprecia- with his Cabinet colleagues at Later, M. Horriot emerged from concert is to take place at the tion.
Berlin while the conversations the conference excitedly shouting
Tokyo, July 8.
New York, July 8. Peninsula Hotel to-morrow, com- Mrs. Blair, a vocalist of merit, were in progress during the fore- "Cest Fait," and then seeing two
Commenting on Mr. Baldwin's Mr. Jolin Pierpont Morgan, fa- mencing at 8.15 p.m. and
international financier, like necompanied by Mr. F. Mason, noon and, thereafter rapid pro-attractive Indy journalists,
proposals the Navy Office spokes-mous of whom was French and the other fg table issued by the previous functions of this kind charmingly rendered "Musetta-gress was made.
man declared that Japan favours fractured his ankle through stop- Shortly after luncheon, the German, klased them both on the River Conservancy Com-organised by the management, Boheme" and "Poor Wandering
the reduction of tonnage of capi-plng in a hole at his Long Island. Premior WAS able to check-Router'a Special Service. So the halght of water promises to be a thoroughly on One," and it will be a great plon-French
tal ships and cruisors, though she estate. et on the dates named joyable social evening for fovers sure to hear this lady again. Inform the waiting journalists North and East Rivers: of good music.
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