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ST. PAUL'S GIRLS' SCHOOL BAZAAR

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OCTOBER 10, 1932.

FRANCE AND JAPAN

OVERTURES FOR ALLIANCE REPORTED REJECTED

Official Double.

London, Oct. 9, In aid of the Ministering Chil- "Whose is the guilt of what

The offer of a formal alliance to dron's Lengue, the amual bazaar has happened in Marcburia? It of the St. Paul's Girls' School was is that of the proud, armed France was inade by the Japanese Bome wecks ago, hold at the school on Saturday, and nations of the. West, who have Government was opened by Mrs. Southorn, wife taught the East that a nation is according to the Sunday Times, of His Excellency the Officer Ad-grent, according to lbs power to which says that the offer was

examined. at ministering the Government (Hon. subject alian populations, and carefully Mr. W. T. Southorn, C.M.G.). that it will be honoured by ite d'Orsay but that all idea of Addressing the large gathering follows according to the extent acceptance was abandoned after a prior to calling upon Mrs. W. T. of its territories, no matter how veteran French diplomatist, with Southorn to open the bazaar, the these have been acquired.

considerable experience of Far Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotowall mald:

These were some of the re-Eastern affairs, had emphatically Mira. Southorn, Indica and gentle-marks of Rev. E. L. Allen in a expressed the opinion that such mon,Yesterday Mrs. Southern

lecture at the University laat acceptance would be "dishonour- had 'n strenuous and tiring after-evening on "China at the Cross-able": noon, and yet she is here to-day, roads.

It was considered it would be a cheerfully shouldering another

Rey. Allen said: "The problem breach of faith with the other burden of public service! Her un-

China at the Powers affected to conclude such bounded onthusiasm for good ob- which confronts Sects no doubt gives her that moment, smarting as she is under an alliance while the Lytton Com- enorgy which is the envy of even what has happened in Manchuria, miraton was still investigating. the stronger sex. Her practical seems at first sight insoluble, Reuter. interpretation of the Girl Guide's oxcept by war. Yet war alm-to do ono good deed a day-offer no solution. It might give

Paris, Oct. 9. has exceeded the mark over since back Manchuria, but at what

French official circles have no her arrival in the Colony, for we cost. It would be at the cost of

own conversion to the knowledge of the reported offer of a does China's know that Mrs. Southorn

They many good deeds every day; and creed of violence and hatred and Franco-Japanese alliance.

atrifo between strongly doubt that such an offer by coming here to open this Bazaar unreasonable sho has added another to the nations which were moant to be was made.-Reuter.

ong to the other. amazingly long list that stands to of service her credit. (Applause). Yet it you go to war, you can only do. the militarism which

Tokyo, Oct. 9. is only to be expected that a func feat tion which had auch worthy objects threatens you from the enemy Manchukuo Ambassador, is report- as the one this afternoon-to bene- country as you are willing to set ed to have called on the Soviet Am- in basnador, M. Troyanovaky, yester. fit charitabla institutions such as up a yet greater militarism the M.CL., the Blind Home, the your own country. Do not think day, and to have had a conference Victoria Orphanage and the that you can keep war within the with him for an hour and a half on

Soviet-Manchukuo Nethersole Hospital, and the Col-limits of self-defence. You can-various lege Library and Sports Funds-not. With whatever ideals. you blems. should have Mr. Southorn's begin war, in a short time you Mr. Pao Kunn-cheng, the first sympathy and support, I hope that will have discarded thone ideale According to Press

reports those who have gathered hure to and become as brutally aggros-negotiations for the conclusion of day will give the many attractions sive and as careless of elementary

a non-aggression pact between the their patronage, and thus contri-human rights as all other nations Soviet, Manchukuo and Japan are bule the needed money and gladden have been when they took up the to be launched shortly at Tokyo. the hearts of the hard-working sword.

Reuter. ladies and girls who have put in so

But, you will say, what else can much of their time in getting up we do? We cannot tamely sur

C.E.R. to Resume this Bazaar. The best way to

Harbin. Oct. 9. bring smiles of pleasure to their render, an unworthy compromise would be worse than war, and faces will be to leave the stalls bare there in no other way. There in Rudy, manager of the Chinese According to instructions by M. Ad the collecting bags full. another, a Christian and a very Eastern Railway, the train service I now have the pleasure of call-practical way. Let me speak of with Pogranitchnaya will be re-

those who have chosen this way sumed to-day. Ing upon Mrs, Southern to declare for themselves and their peoples the Bazaar open. (Applause).

(Hear, heur).

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GENEVA SQUABBLE

FIGHT FOR JOBS IN THE

· LEAGUE SECRETARIAT

Geneva, Oct. 9.

of the

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Ambassadors Meet

pro-

Jine

surpris- This announcontent Prussia's Example.

ing owing to there being absolu-, the general "When in 1800 Prussia found tely no change in

situation on the Eastern herself a more of of France, one where combating forces control of the measures which she pro the railway from Pogranitchnaya posed was the foundation of and Hentaokotze, oxcluding Hal- the University of Berlin. In 1807 Jun.-Reuter. Fichte delivered in the capital hla

famous 'Addresses to the German Nation. We have been defeated,

UA remove

from

LEAVE AMERICA.

CHARGES AGAINST HER DROPPED

The re-organisation

he said, on the battle-field, let us MRS. KEITH MILLER TO League Secretariat which has be carry the conflict into the realm came crucial through the impending of the spirit, and we shall win retirement of Sir Eric Drummond, Let us revive the old German aroused agitated discussions among traditions, let members of the special committee private and public life the selfish- sitting in secret session until theness and party-spirit that were early hours of this morning.

worse foes to us than the French A general ugreement has have ever been, and let us give practically been reached which ourselves to the deliberate effort. gives France the office of Secretary-by a new system of education and General, and a small State, possibly freely-accepted national dle Norway, that of the Deputycipline, to create within 25 years Secretaryship.

how Germany which shall bring Ir new humanity. Happy for appointed instead of the present Prussia If she had not listened at This decision is announced by three and one of them will be

the same time to other councel the Labour department which also British.

dismissed the deportation than this,

"In tho first half of last rants against them on the under- century, Denmark became acutely standing that they leave America conscious of the fact that she voluntarily by October could no longer rank as a great Reuter.

Four under-secretaries will be

The additional cost will be de- frayed by a reduction in salaries, but Italy opposes the scheme us she was not offered the deputy secre- taryship.-Renter's Special.

MAN POISONED

YOUNG CHINESE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Washington, Oct. 8. No charges will be entered against Mrs. Keith Miller and Captain Lancaster as a result of an in- vestigation into reports that they were connected with a ring for smuggling aliens into the United States from the West Indies.

to

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Power. So she chose for herself [Captain Lancaster was recently a better part and under the leader acquitted of a charge of killing ship of patriots like Gruntvig and another nirman, Hadyn Clark, who Christen Fold became a new kind was

Mrs. engaged

Clark apparently com- of nation, a model for the rest of Miller. the world. The first Folk High mitted suicide.) School was oponed on the southern | frontier as a spiritual fortifica- tion against Germany. It was a

Suffering from the effects of school in which young men and shame of the outcaste. The way acid poisoning, Tam Yiu 23, was women would be taught to love the removal of these evils by non. to Swaraj, ho says, is through admitted to the Government Civil Denmark's past and to go

for violence. Hospital last night in a critical ward bravely into the future, to "The true defence of a country condition.

work for a State which should Shortly before 10 p.m.,

the love justice and be indifferent te against external aggression is the re-birth of that country from manager of the Hang Ho Boarding power. But the great movement House, Connaught Road telephon-towards the foundations of those from her educated youth a Fichte, within. Can China not produce ed Central Police Station. He Schools for the making of a new said that one of his residents had nation came in 1864, when Den she needs is

a Gruntvig, or a Gandhi? What suddenly contracted n' mysterious mark lny prostrate before the movement, I do not mean Illness and appeared to be in armed coalition of Austria and very bad condition.

A plain clothes officer found the slek man in a fourth floor cubicle.

Prussia.

Gandhi's Alm

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a groat spiritual neces. sarily a Christian one. There la a now sense of unity among her people, in her remotest villages there is a fresh concern for the five wolfare of the whole, and every- from where national sentimont has been the man rushed to hospital. Al-evils, he tells the people,

recent injuries. though conscious, Tam Yiu was which India must be delivered-quickened by suffering intense was and oplum, the Who will rise up to turn all this malady had been diagnosed DR conflict, the poverty of the agri injury of none, not even of her act polsoning.

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