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LONDON, Aug. 21 (Reuter). GIBRALTAR, Aug. 21 (Reuter).So cordial WEB

the—A complaint of American news almosphere on the occasion of the visit of the Governor of agencies of the slowness ́ ́ of Algeciras, General Grandes, that the reception scheduled to British communiques, particu- last 40 minutes was extended to 90 minutes.

The Governor of Gibraltar, General a policy of showing that he is not Sir Clive Liddell, toasted General being over-borne by Germanie Franco and General Grandes raised['penétration efforts. his glass to His Majesty King George

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Tientsin Agreement Working Smoothly

LONDON, Aug. 21 (Reuter)In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. I. C. Hannah asked questions regarding the opera tion of the agreements respecting the Police, silver and currency at Tientsin of June 19.

Mr. R. A. Butler replied that the Consul General at Tientsin reports that the Police agree- ment was working smoothly.

The provisions of the silver and currency agreement are being duly observed.

Sale Of Silver

larly those relating to air with battles. by comparison those of the enemy was raised at question time in the House of Commons to-day.

Mr. A. Duff-Cooper, Minkter of Information, replying, said that il must be borne in mind that so far as the recent air raids were concerned, German propagandists have had two considerable advantages: firstly. previous knowledge of when a raid was to take place, and secondly, a complete disregard for the truth.

False Naxi Accounts "This enabled them to begin send- in false accounts of the battle to America before their machines actually genched this country," said | Mr. Duft-Cooper.

However, he was arranging in cón- Junction with Sir Archibald Sinclair

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Mr. Butler's Statement

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPHY LONDON, Aug. 21 (UP)—in thei

House of Commons to-day, Mr. R. A. Butler said there is the closest collaboration between His Majesty's

Simon's Warning LONDON, Aug. 21 (Reuter).

As regards the silver, arrangements were made for enle of an amount sp- proximately the equivalent of £100,- 000 and the proceeds will be expend ed on famine relief in North China, Government and the Polish Govern-Moving the second reading of The rest of the silver remains underment on all matters concerning the the Finance Bill in the Ilouse of seat in vaults of Chinese banks, where question of foreign policy.

conduct of the war, including the Lords to-day, the Lord Chan- It has hitherto been stored.

"Since September of last year, the cellor said that taxation in this Mr. Hannah asked what results had Polish Government have left ILM. country in a full year had been accrued from the representations Government

In no doubt that they mised since the war began from

made to the Japanese Government could only regard the violation by the 1888,000,000 to £1,500,000,000.

about the failure of the local au-Soviet Union of the Soviet-Polish thorities to suppress anti-British non-aggression pact as placing them

with manifestations in Japanese-occupied in a state of war

Union." Are In China.

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This increase, nearly 75 per cent. the Soviet a single year, represented

tremendous burden and colossal In reply to supplementary ques-effort. It was not for him to anti- Mr. Butler replied, "Anti-British tions the Under-Secretary Baid that Sipate

future of manifestations at the present time are II.M. Government had already made finances, but it was evident that just confined almost entirely to Prest it clear that they desired to have good ** greater and greater suma would be relations with the Soviet Government, needed, so greater and greater sums

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IN ENGLAND

SPECIAL TO THE 'TELEGRAPH" LONDON, Aug. 21 (UP)-In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. R. A. Butler. Under sterttar fer Tereza Affairs, announced that the import or Bank of England notes is forthwith in view of the

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other territories occupied by the enemy which are likely to fall into the enemy's hands, The value tif sterling in the world's markets is in no way affected."

Effect Of Ban On Japan TOKYO, Aug. 22 (Domel)-Com- menting on the British ban on the Importation of bank notes, the Vice- Minister of Finance, Mr. Toyosaku Hirose, told the Press that its effccis on Japan would not amount too much since the amount of Japanese hold- Ings

Is negligible.

Mr. Hirose characterized the move as a further depriving of the Pound of is international signific- ance. He advised Japanese currency | holders and depositors to dispose of their holdings as carly as possiblo.

Colonies Subscribing For More Spitfires

LONDON, Aug. 21 (Reuter).-The Gold Coast Spilare Fund has reached the total of £30,000, and a fifth instalment of £5,000 has been re- eived by the British Government Tanganyika has sent another com tribution of £7,500,

A gift of £11,000 has been re- ceived and gratefully acknowledged by Lord Beaverbrook from the Bom- bay War Gifts Committee, for the purchase of Spitfires.

URGES BLOCKADE M. Masaryk's Argument

LONDON, Aug. 21 (Reuter).—A New York message zintes that M. Jan Masaryk, former Czech loader, hus urged that the British blockade be sternly continued despite the suffer- ing it may cause.

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The crew of:five men were intern- ed. Thus, 27 Italian citizens aËE NOW Interned in Greece.

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