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FUNERAL AT THE CATHOLIC ·

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THURSDAY, ⠀⠀⠀ FEBRUARY 21, 1995.

JAPANESE ACTION

IN MANCHUKUO -

EVACUATION OF.

SAAR BASIN

NEWSPAPER WARNING-

BRITISH SOLDIERS TO THE POWERS.

IN RHEIMS. The remains of the late Mr.

London, Feb. 20.

London, Feb. 20. J. E. Mitchell were interrod in

"Even if the dangers enumerated The Saar question entered upon. the Catholic Cemetery at Happy by Lord Lothian are more remote its final phase yesterday, when the Valley yesterday afternoon. The than ho and other observers appro first contingent of British troops Rev. Fr. G. N. Spada officiated. hend; even if Japan is less disposed loft the territory for Home. It Present were Messrs. J. H to break the trammels of the Nino consisted of the first battalion, Taggart, P. I. Newman. G. N. Power Treaty than some of her re- Essex Regiment, and a detachment Tinaon, Nool White, G. G. Wood, cent actions suggested, yet her of the Royal Corps of Signals, G. Pentreath, D. Wilson. S. R.nction in Manchukuo is a warning

On crossing into France, the

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has

been arranged and troops will leave by special train for Calais to-night,

Kerr, A. Blyth, A. A. Guterres, which other Powers, with vast com. troops received en route a T. J. Mildren, and mombers of the mercial interests in the Far East, cordial welcome from the French Chinese staff of the Hongkong The Times.

cannot afford to neglect," says population, and at Rncims they were entertained by the local civic and . Tho paper instances the military authorities. Wreaths were sent by Mr. and "singular interpretation of tho Mrs. T. J.Mildren, Mr. and Mrs. Open Door principle," illustrated The arrival of the British soldiers E. O. P. Hyndman, Mrs. Lo Mul by the Manchukuo all monopoly. fat Rheims atation:was awaited by a kwal nad Mary Shin, Mr. and Mrs. It is conceivable that China and large crowd, which cheered, 5. B. Kerr, Mrs. G. Turner; and Japan will agree to shelve discus-thusiastically and shouted "Vivent Mesara. G. G. N. Tinson, N. B. slon of the Manchukuo problem and les Anglais," while a French mill- White, Leung Fat, Lo Wing-kee, co-operate in other directions, says tary band played "God Save the D. Wilson, A. H. Abbas, J. P. The Times. This possibility must King" and "Marseillaise." Uldereya, W. J. Woolley, Wong naturally arouse interest and British officers were guests in Siu-wong: the Chairman and Com anxiety among the great foreign the evening at an official banquet, mittee of the Hongkong Club, the trading communities in China.. while other ranks were also enter Members of the Hongkong Club, Does Japan stiil attach the tained. the Staff, of the Hongkong Club, greatest importance to the main- the Chinese Staff of the Accounts tenance of the Open Door in China" Office of the Hongkong Club, the as Mr. Hirota assured the British Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ambassador last April-Renter, Ltd.; and the Staff of Repulse Bay Ietel.

London Conversation

London, Feb. 20.

Under the heading of "Happy Mr. Que Tai-chi, Chinese Mints Ending to Saar Question," the The Indian community havej ter in London, had a long conver been bereaved by the death, antion with Sir John Simon at the Daily Telegraph saya that despite which occurred at the family House of Commons yesterday,, involved in the transference of the the delicacy of many problems in- residence, No. 8 Calne Road, on which the Far Eastern situation territory, the prospect can be con Tuoaday afternoon, of Miss was exhaustively discussed, Sakina Alarakia,

templated without the least mis- The details cannot be disclosed, giving. Franco and Germany, the well-known local family, at the but Renter understands that the parties principally concerned, have carly age

The Rixth Chinese minister was assured behaved throughout as good Euro- daughter of the late Mr. M. that Great Britain was paying the peans, and Britain and Italy, as Alarakia and of Mrs. S. Alarakia, closrst attention to the Far East great powera interested in all that the young lady had been in In- Mr. Que Tal-chi had a conversa- touches the peace of Western different health for the past four tion to-day with Lord Lothian. Europe, have lent powerful and months. Her death, which occur Sino-Japanese relations are being effective co-operation. So many red from neuritis, came as a shock followed anxiously by Far East-influences had to combine to ensure. to the family, and to a large circle orn circles in London.-Router. the happy execution of all arrange of friends. She is survived, in

ments

the contemplated under addition to the bereaved mother,

Treaty of Versailles that at Christ- mas there was some ground for apprehension of what the New Year

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Azim, D. Rumjahn, U. Rumjahn, The Daily Telegraph says that The funeral was held at the M. H. Bux, R. M. Omar, U. M. what now remains to be seen is Mohammedan Cemetery, Happy Omar, A. M. Omar, O. el Arculli, whether the map of Europe can Valley, yesterday morning, and R. Nazarin, E. Saleh. E. Hiptoola, be contemplated in the same spirit was attended by a large number] Abbas Abdulrahim, A. Arab, G. ns has been shown in dealing with of friends and relatives, The Abdulkarim, E. A. Table, Yammy the Soar frontier.--British” Wire- principal mourners were four of Chow, A. C. Neves, and others. | tesn

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