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  4. ICE SKATING.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Extraordinary scenes were witnessed last night at the opening of a new ice-skating rink at Westminster. There was such a ...

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  5. NETHERLANDS' REPLY.

    THE HAGUE, Saturday.—The Netherlands Government, replying to the British memorandum ou China, says that Holland is prepared to go as far ...

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  6. The Powers Warned. Chinese Nationalism.

    SHANG-HAI, Friday. — Although secrecy attends the Hankow conferences between Mr. Eugene Chen, the Cantonese Government mouthpiece, and ...

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  7. 'FLU EPIDEMIC. European Outbreak.

    GENEVA, Friday.—The League of Nations' bulletin to-day shows that influenza has broken out in Spain, Greece, Roumania, Poland ...

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  8. MUSSOLINI THE MYSTIC.

    ROME, Saturday.—"I believe that I have faced more than the usual number of attempts upon his life assigned to any man. It is 'business as usual' ...

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  9. BRITAIN'S MEMORANDUM.

    The British memorandum points out the difficulty of negotiations with China owing to the waning influence of the Peking Government and the ...

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  10. MOTOR RACING.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Motor tire manufacturers believe that at last they have succeeded in munufacturing a tire capable of enabling Major ...

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  11. MEDITERRANEAN CROSSED.

    The epidemic has crossed the Mediterraneon with particular severity. Egypt reports 38 deaths out of 171 cases. ...

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  12. AVATION.

    PARIS, Friday.—An enthusiastic and on the banks of the Seine wel[?]ed home the French avaiters, Lieutant Bernard and Chief Petty-Officer ...

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  13. PAPER PULP.

    ROME, Saturday.—The newspaper, "Popolo di Roma," triumphantly intimates that its issue, for the first time is printed on ...

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  14. BIRMINGHAM FIRE.

    LONDON, Friday.—A tragic ordeal asked the inquest concerning the Birgham cotatge fire, in which a [?]her and six children lost their lives ...

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  15. PEKING LEVY OF SURTAXES.

    PEKING, Saturday. — The Peking Foreign Office has informed the legations of the Government's intention to levy surtaxes. ...

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  16. MATCH MAKING.

    PARIS, Friday.—It is reported that a big combine of match-making companies, including an American group, is submitting to the French ...

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  17. OUTRAGE AT FOOCHOW.

    SHANG-HAI, Saturday. — At Foochow last evening a mob of students, representing the Fukien Students' Union, attacked the Spanish Orphanage, ...

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  18. GIRL SHOT DEAD.

    PARIS, Saturday.—A dypical Mont[?]e crime as the outcome of pass[?] was described in the court to-day, [?]n a rich middle-aged Spaniard, ...

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  19. DISARMAMENT. Is Germany Two-Faced?

    PARIS, Friday.—The Powers have handed the Inter-Allied Military Committee written proposals regarding Germany's Eastern fortifications, which ...

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  20. British Precautions.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Admiralty has announced that the first cruiser squadron, consisting of the Frobisher, Dance, Dragon, Dauntless and Delhi, ...

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  21. Brevities from Overseas. LONGEST NON-STOP STRAIGHTLINE FLIGHT.

    PARIS, Friday.—The International Aeronautic Federation has officially registered the achievement of the French aviators, Rignot and Coste, who ...

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  22. DETAILS OF EVENTS CONFIRMED.

    LONDON, Saturday.—It was ascertained from Ministerial circles last night that the Government was in possession of further information from ...

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  23. German Politics.

    BERLIN, Friday.—Dr. Curtius has failed to form a Government owing to the Centre Party refusing to co-operate with the Nationalists, doubting the late ...

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  24. DRILLING FOR OIL. Sensation in Mexico.

    CAMPIGO, Saturday.—The Mexican government has refused permission to [?]ill wells to oil companies which have [?] recognised the new oil regulations. ...

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  25. EFFORT FOR COALFITION.

    LATER.—President you Hindenburg has commissioned Dr. Marx to negotiate with the different parties with a view to the formation of a coalition ...

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  26. NON-PUBLICATION OF DIVORCE COURT REPORTS.

    LONDON, Friday.—In view of the non-publication of Divorce Court reports, special interest is attached, to the statement of the president of the ...

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  27. AMERICAN INJUNCTION SUITS.

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—Tajunction its will be filed against the Mexican government by all the American oil companies operating in Mexico if the ...

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  28. CHURCHILL ON TOUR.

    ROME, Saturday.—The Chancellor of the British Exchequer (Mr. Winston Churchill) arrived to-day on a private visit. He had an hour's interview ...

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  29. BELGIUM'S REPLY TO BRITAIN.

    BRUSSELS, Friday.—Belgium's reply, for the British memorandum on China was handed to the British Ambassador at Brussels last Tuesday. It ...

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  30. THE GENERAL STRIKE.

    LONDON, Friday.—The report of [?] Council of the Trades Union Congress, for long seferred, of its inquiry into the general strike, in the shape of ...

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  31. "LITTLE WILLIE" AS FILM ACTOR.

    WIERINGEN, Saturday.—The ex-Crown Prince Wilhelm of Germany has arrived under a contract to an American company to act for a film, for ...

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  32. POLISH PARLIAMENTARIANS AS RUSSIAN SPIES.

    WARSAW, Saturday.—Three Polish Parliamentarians have been arrested and charged with spying for the Russian Soviet, for which it is alleged that ...

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  33. A THRONE FOR LOVE.

    PARIS, Saturday.—Prince Carol of Rumania, after a dramatic interview with King Ferdinand's emissary, stated he realised that King Ferdinand's ...

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  34. CHAPLIN ORDERED TO RED.

    NEW YORK, Saturday. — Charlie Chaplin collapsed at his home to-day. A nerve specialist ordered him to bed. It is understood that his collapse is ...

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  35. FAVORABLE OUTLOOK FOR KRUPP'S.

    BERLIN, Saturday.—Krupp's report shows that last year's loss was 2,000,-000 marks, compared with 1,500,000 marks in 1925. The prospects for 1927 ...

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