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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936.

BRITAIN READY TO Further Rise

DEFEND ALL HER

INTERESTS

(Continued from l'age 1.) threaten or attack any Italian inter- ests in the Mediterranean.

Dritain intended to take the lead. in securing a European settlement, but no such settlement was possible unless Britain possessed strength both of purpose and of arms. Britain's equipment must be all-embracing. but there would never be enduring peace without an armaments dgree- ment, he declared.

Sacrifice To Arms Nations, observed Mr. Eden, were beginning to sacrifice their standard of living to a standard of arming. The stronger was Britain, the greater the certainty of peace,

The three elements in the Govern- ment's programme were:

1. Strengthening the League's authority;

2. Negotiating a European seille ment; and

Britain's die-

3. Re-equipping fences-Reuter,

Chance for Germany Expressing the opinion that the next twelve or eighteen months might be our last chance of nverting a European conflict and world war, Mr. Winston Churchill urged Britain to stand by the League of Nations and try to bring therein the largest number of peace-seeking but well- armed muttons to overówe protential aggressors,

Mr. Churchill suggested that Ger- many, if she feared Soviet aggression, should enter the League, and then all Europe would guarantee to assist Germany against Russian aggression. If the exertions of Britain were not supported proportionately by others and collective security was shown to bet fraud and the League an Kale dream, then Britain and France to- to #ether would be very dangerous attack.

Mr. Churchill suggested that Are naval Powers in the Mediterranean might reelprocally agree not to males! each others sea communien- (tons.

Heferring to Russia, Mr. Church!!! attributed the revolution In Spain largely to Soviet influence, and sald

In Tin Price

"PIMPERNEL" IS SAFE

Seems Likely THOUGHT TO HAVE

Operators ruSH TO COVER IN LONDON

QUOTA ACCORD

REACHED

London, Nov. 5. After a day of alarms and .excur» sions, the position of the leading base; metals seems at least temporarily determined.

ele-

BEEN ARRESTED

Gibraltar, Nov. 5. Mr. Grice-Hutchinsoa, the English- man who has rescued at least 50 ml), women and children in Spain by transporting them in his eight-tan yacht, the Honey Bee, and who was ut: October 31 reported to have been arrested by Communists at Malaga, has arrived here from the latter city, in his yachi.

The report that this modern Some operators in the tin market "Scarlet Pimpernel" was arrested in found themselves caught un the apparently baseless, wrong foot by the announcement of Mr. Grice-Hutchinson was a fawyer the production agreement with Siam at Malaga for 10 years before the and rushed to cover, scenting revolution, atrd many insurgent sympathisers are his personal friends. When the insurgents began bombing, Malaga many of them were imprison ed and some killed as a reprisal, so Mr. Griee-Hutchinson, used his In- fluence with the authorities and managed to get pusses to convey a number of friends to Gibraltar. Renter.

further strong advance in

prices when the outside speculative ment, which has long been dormant in this metal, awakens to the fact that there is plenty of life in the old Restrictions Schenic yet.

Brokers are generally bullish. some even saying. "The advance has hardly begun.". Their optimism is largely based on the fact that the world's visible stocks are only 13,- 300 tons, which, it is held, the United States is able to tap up overnight," when the smallness of the supplies in that country is appreciated,

The only surprise caused in copper circles by the announcement of an increased production quota, was the size of the advance, which many ex- pected would be only five per cent

tion agreement will not be divulged until approved by the Governments to which they have been submitted.

The International Tin Committee, and those close to it, are confident the terms will be ratified by the People's

Bangkok, which must be specially summoned

Assembly in

since it is not sitting at present. TERMS NOT DIVULGED

Paris, Nov. 5. A decision is expected by mld- The terms of the new tin produc- December-Reuter.

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fate of Russia, if she continued to present herself in this guise, but peace-seeking Russin would be វាវ៉ា indispensable element lay the equipoise of peace in the East and West-Reuter,

Chamberlain Replies

Replying in the debate, Mr. Neville Chamberlain said that what Britain had to work for If she was lo preserve collective security and make it a reality, was first of all the strengthening of the League of Nations and buttress, it by some system which would help to main- tain peace In those portions of the world most subject to stress and strain.

He suggested regional pacts might be entered into by nations vitally in- terested in the regions covered by. pacts.

The Government would like to set: an eastern European pact similar to the, western pact. Britain would not participate in the eastern pact but that did not mean that Britain gove a free hand to any other country to do what it red or that the Govern- ment undertook not to interfere in any circumstances. Britain would keep a free hand to consider circum stances of a case and would confine her actual obligations to those of re- gional puels which concerned her vital interests.

All regional pacta would be sub- ject to Britain's general obligations under the League Covenant, Mr. Chamberlain concluded.-Reuter.

WORKERS SEIZE FACTORY

ANOTHER "STAY IN" STRIKE IN FRANCE

Paris, Nov. 5.

Some 2,800 worlanes have occupied the Panhurd Motor Company plant. They intend their "stay in" strike to be a protest against the discharge of 75 of their fellow-workers.

Urgent negotiations have been started, since the netion is most embarrassing to the Socialist Cabinet, faced with the opening of the parlia mentary session to-morrow. United Press.

U.S. COMMODITY

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LATEST CABLED

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The following quotations on the New York: commodity exchange are

Issued by Reuter..

11.00/00

Now York Cotton December. 11.00/81

11.77/78 11.01/01 11.82/02 1180/86

January

March May

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13.40/47 11.40/10 12.25 New York Rubber

December.. 17.40/40 17.42b/44n

January

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May

July.......

17.440

17.18n 17.52/03 17.50b/510

17.501-

17.80

17.50/60

17.61/62

September 17.04/05 17.01/04

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Total sales~2,000 tons.

Chicago Wheat

December 114%/114 115k/115%

May 113/113%

July

113/113

9954/004 DB2/89%

Tuesday's sales: 17,486,000 bushels.

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