Liverpool Daily Post from Liverpool, Merseyside, England (2024)

August 27, 1932

Publication:

Liverpool Daily Posti

Location:

Liverpool, Merseyside, England

Issue Date:

Saturday, August 27, 1932

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8

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8 LIVERPOOL POST AND MERCURY SATURDAY AUGUST 27 1932 OF NO DANGER TO SHIPPING TANKS NEW RISING IN BRAZIL NORTHERN SCHOOL CERTIFICATE FORCED LOAN FOR GERMANY STRATEGY RESULTS OF THE JULY EXAMINATION FIRING IN THE STREETS OF THE CAPITAL ALL WAR MINES NOW INNOCUOUS NEW DRASTIC DECREE FORESHADOWED CAPTURE OF ENEMY HEADQUARTERS the the School of the Joint Northern the EX-PRESIDENT GOES OVER TO REBELS ADMIRALTY LETTER EXPLAINED FARM PRODUCE IMPORT LIMITATION ri-on mM Ilowgate mil Kirkman Rotherham Form Up Vb Buys: mW Aider mL Bennett rnC Birciiall mI Edwards II Evans mW Glover mC Gwilliam mW Heaton mW las- nil) Little mil Little mA Walls Wilson Girl-: ml Chcethani mS Davies til on mF liodgki-s Howell niV Preston mM liclde Form Up Vc Boys: mJ Baxendale mW Chisnall Mather mJ Platt Girls: Green llavlin II Hudson mP Taylor I1DTXON Git Form lip mW Atkin-son Bleakley Krindie It Brindie ml) ragg Edwards I' Howard tnD McAllister Norris A Smellie A Threlfall lindsley Walsh 11 Wild By a BUENOS AYRES Friday Brazilian Qovernment aeroplanes to-day bombed the Paulista Aero Liverpool drome at Guaratingueta on the main Janeiro line from Bio de Janeiro to Sao AIGBURTH Bat wise VALE HIGH SCH Bassttdona Form Up Braithwaite Paulo according Rio here from to a report received One aeroplane was mT O'Keefe Itedmnnd Redmond mJ Hogerson mG Rooney mJ Thomas Form 5m inlt Alston A Cannon Casey mB Caul field A Connolly Costello mT IE Giblin mJ Giilick mA McCosker mJ Mills O'Brien Iit-ade mV It Welch A Young Form 5s: Atherton mJ A Barrow I) Morgan mJ I Ingham 11 Jenson mV McGrath mW McKenna mV Reilly Taylor THE OUTPON Form 5a: mA Binnie mil Bird Brien It Buckley mil Chisel-ky rnJ 11 Oollopy A Flewitt mM Golding mA It Horst James A Jones Joyce It Kidd mC A Kovachicli mA 1) Lewis A McCulloch McKenna Mannheim Martin rnJ 41oore A Newton mA Newton Richards 1 Sawle mW Skulniek mJ Stuart I Woodward Young Form 5b: Abbott 11 Alliert mV A Alderson Armstrong Polshaw mR Fallows Farrow Gomlfellow Hanlon Hutchinson 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COUNTY SEC SCH-Form Boys: mO Coo pel Crooper Dunning mJ Franeis A Haddock IE 1ml Joyce A Kebll Kilburn Kirkham 0 Mattlu 4V Taylor mA Walker Girls: Connell Robinson St Helens destroyed Jn Rio de Janeiro itself a situation of the utmost gravity prevails In one of the main thoroughfares of the city the Avenida Rio Branco Federal troops were obliged to turn machine guns upon the crowds while large numbers of naval officers are reported to have intimated to the Minister of Marine their sympathy with the Sao Paulo rebels Ex-President Joins Rebels Dr Bernardes a former President of the Republic is said to have gone over to the rebels taking with him 5000 men Meanwhile the Minister of Marine in Rio de Janeiro lias officially announced that the Government has stifled the risings in the Obidos and Cercapara districts and the rebels have fled From Porto Alegre it is reported that rebel aeroplanes bombarded the town of Guapira killing three men and wounding eight at the field hospital Press Association Foreign Special BERLIN Friday emergency decrees surpassing any previously issued are expected in Germany next week Details of the decrees have not yet been decided but it is anticipated that the following three measures will be put into force 1 A compulsory loan of from £40000000 to £60000000 for employment purposes 2 Limitation of farm produce imports 3 Reduction of the rate of interest to 4 per cent With regard to the limitation of imports it is believed that a system of quotas will be adopted which will extend the control of the State over foreign trade Such a measure has been demanded by landowners and farmers who are apprehensive of the effects of the trade agreements reached by Great Britain and the Dominions at the Ottawa Conference Tltese it is feared may spoil the markets for German farm and dairy products and would thus necessitate strong protection of German producers even at the price of abandoning the most-favoured-nation principle State Economic Plan Influential economists are continuing a campaign in favour of what is called a State economic and are demanding currency reform and nationalisation of the big banks and key industries The opposition of the Reichsbank and other responsible bodies to 6uch a campaign is strong however and it is considered that the Von Papen Government will compromise between far-reaching reform plans and tiie type of economic individualism expounded by Dr Luther president of the Reichsbank in his speech at Dortmund on Tuesday British United Press Va: Brewer mS Brown 1) Clarkson "mG n-p Davis Denney Digby mC Kindi-M Elliott Fletcher mE Holden 1) Jackson Jennings Meliing 1 Morrir mE I Munro A Paxton mD Radraore ml) Koscoe Round Spencer mJ Walker 1 A Whyte mM ft Wrench Form tip Vb: T-Bibby Mason Oxton Smith mN hitelaw Wilkinson ALSOP HIGH SCH FOR BOYS-Form Up Rem: 'i'i ml) Campbell mil Cooke mH blsbyD Freeman mC Griffiths Gumrnery mD Hadfie mA I) Ilibberd mS Hope mJ Jlllps- IWtell Jamieson mN Jones ml) Kelly 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mK Spicer CALDER HIGH SCH FOR GIRIS-Form Un Bell Bolton Evans McLean mV Sharpies A Walker Form 1 Rem: mJ Chandler mD Chesters Clarke co*ke mM Edwards A It Guthrie Jefferson mIC Jones Kellani mD Large I-awrenson Mnrtyn Mubny Mnrrav mM Owen A Pone Prosser mM Reddy mA Soul-sby I) Swanson mE Wheeler Yeo Military Correspondent AMESBUHY FRIDAY The village of Tilshead this afternoon fell into the hands of an enemy tank battalion after a clever manoeuvre on the part of Colonel Hobart The lesson set was the handling of mixed tank battalions with one battalion possessing the advantage of fighting over ground previously reconnoitred with the support of antitank weapons Northland and Southland were at war Yesterday their armies were fighting west of Salisbury on the River Nadder The eastern flanks of both armies rested on Salisbury Both sides had tanks The First Northland Army headquarters were at Tilshead and it was the duty of the 2nd Tank Battalion RTO belonging to Southland to raid those headquarters and the supply columns in Tilshead Park and to make a breacli in means of communication Northland was represented by the 2nc Battalion Royal Tank Corps com manded toy Lieut-Colonel Brooine Colonel 2nd Battalion was last night at Downton near Salisbury in order to make his move from Down Ion to the river Avon at Bulforc approximate to war conditions the Avon south of Bulford 4vas held not to he fordable by tanks Moreover both armies were refused a large part of the manoeuvring area near the Bustard as it had been converted into a lake Successful Ruse Jt was not until 1030 this morning that the opposing troops were actively engaged As the fight progressed observers noticed that two companies of force were missing Later Colonel Hobart was discovered sitting in headquarters at Tilshead By a clever ruse lie had swung his main army round on left flank and concealing his movements all the way had S4vept down on the headquarters A feint frontal attack had served its purpose but at great sacrifice It is questionable whether the loss sustained could not hare been greatly minimised The successful pupils Certificate examination Matriculation Board of Universities held in July An against a name indicates that the pupil lias been awarded a matriculation certificate Birkenhead CONVENT FCJ I orm mM Anwyl Atpin Bambc-nrer mlf Brown Duff inK Fardey niM 1 1 a 1 1 i era mP Ilavran Hawkins mM Hurley Johnson Kelly King Lynch McLoughlln Mar' lew I) Masterson Merrick Murphy mK mE Katoliff mM Stredder mM Teare mD Turkington Wall mD Walton mC Ward COUNCn SIX sen FOR Form Un Va: mM Anthony Arnold mE Asquith mB Brownies-- mA Chamberlain Corker mA Emmerson Fisher mil Fleming mT Daunt mP 0 Griffiths ltarvey mS liases II Hotchkiss mE Jones mM Lawther mil I Neil mM Nelson mK Sa ruin-on mM Scott Simpson mM Stanley iriD II Thomas I Thompson mX Williams Williams Williams Form Up Vb: Bottomley Evans Itixlskinson mM Iloltord mE IX Inchboard 1 Lees McKinney llobb mM Itoberts 0 Vickery HIGH 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A Smith Stark ml' I Taylor mli TO BE ROADS CUCUMBERS STREWN ON By a Naval Correspondent The Admiralty in a circular-letter issued to shipping associations and shipowners of the British mercantile marine announce as already stated the Daily Post their decision to pay no more rewards for the destruction of rtiines at sea For the recovery of valuable dummy mines however the Admiralty will pay £2 for such a mine recovered at two miles or less from the shore and £5 outside this limit Anyone report-a mine washed up on shore will receive 10s The Admiralty inform mariners that all the evidence goes to show that mines laid prior to November 1918 are now innocuous to any ship that may bump them They are safe for ordinary handling but no attempt should be made to open them or remove parts except by a skilled naval rating Cause Of Announcement This announcement by the Admiralty on the harmlessness of mines laid during the war when hundreds of thousands were employed by the belligerents lias been rendered necessary owing to the mysterious loSs with all hands of the steamship Calder on April 17th 1930 while on a voyage from Hamburg to Goole The skipper of the Grimsby trawler Lysancler reported having "sighted a drifting mine in the neighbourhood 4vhere a few floating remnants of the Calder had been sighted This report led to the suggestion that the disaster was due to a mine All British mines are fitted with a mooring-rope safety switch which makes the mine safe 4vhen the pull becomes less than a certain figure German mines on the other hand are fitted with a device which does not withdraw the detonator until the mooring-rope is actually parted These mines are thus more liable to accident because if such a mine broke avvav from its moorings the safety device might not work owing to corrosion A False Impression The number of mines worked active since November 1927 is ten British and no German but this number does not include sand-filled experimental mines nor mines brought in the traxvlers which have recovered them from the sea bed in their travels The number of reports mines is likely to give a impression of the actual explosive-filled mines about for example is likely to be the subject of many reports Along the South Coast reports usually refer to sand-filled experimental mines that have broken adrift Trawlers 4vhich have brought up mines are believed frequently to drop them overboard again Many reports of mines are believed to refer to other objects Of the ten mines washed ashore since 1927 some of which probably rolled along the bottom and so up on to the beach not one was a danger to PROTEST AGAINST TARIFF BARRIERS Prague Friday Cucumbers instead of flowers will be scattered on the roads as a protest against tariff barriers by thousands of peasants who are marching on the provincial capital of Bratislava on Sunday Tho Slovak agricultural workers are dissatisfied with the apathy of the Government a coalition between Socialists and Agrarians The sturdy peasants in their national dress will be conveyed to the capital by 600 waggons escorted by thousands of others on foot and horseback Owing to closed frontiers it has been impossible to dispose of the crop of cucumbers which has been a record one this year so they will be strewn along the roadside and tossed about as satirical -Reuter In his speech Dr Luther opposed the idea that Germany could become an economic self-supporting unit He announced that Germany would not abandon the gold standard and would not arbitrarily reduce interest payments to foreign creditors FORTUNE GERMAN COALITION IMPROBABLE HALF BURIED IN SAND Wood Bootle CATHOLIC GR SCH -Form UV mJ Andertnn mJ Appleton mN A-hall Barnes Brennan Canavan ms Clarke Crane Dagnall Dennett mC Fleming mG Foy Gallagher mJ Glynn Hill mE lawrinson mW McKenna Martin 11 Molyneux mG Morris Orrell It Holier mC Shaeklady mJ Travis II Unsworth mE Webster 1) Wilson COWLEY 01 RES' SCH-Form VL-tnH Sanders Form (Special): mK Baldwin mil Cope ml 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West by TTPIIOLLAND GR SCH-Form V-Boys: m-T Aaliiirst mT Barton mS Bentham II Finch I Leather mF Liptrot VV Matheson Girls: Abbot A Ahali A Ball 51 Clarke Evans Fuliard II Ilaseldon I) A Smith KEN HEAD UPTON HALL CONVENT SCH-Form Bade Danson 51 Devaney mA Gautier INJURED INSTRUCTIONS TO WORKMATES One man was partly buried when several tons of sand fell in a pit in which he and others 4vere working yesterday on the Hall estate near Romford Essex When they heard the earth giving way the men ran hut James Williams (28) of Curtis Mill Green Stapleford Abbots was buried to the waist Although suffering considerably he gare directions to workmates 4vho went to his aid One of his legs had been fractured in two places and he had received other injuries Improvised -plints were used to make him as comfortable as possible pending (he arrival of a doctor REICHSTAG NEARING A VITAL MEETING Berlin Friday Political circles are eenly interested in the negotiations oetween the Nazis and the Centre party which have begun in Stuttgart for the purpose of discussing the possibilities of Government Coalition in the Reich and in Prussia The chances of such a Coalition are considered to be rather gloomy especially as the Catholic Party has jeen greatly shocked by the utterances of leading Nazis and their Press after the verdict of Beuthen Parliamentary circles are convinced that the Reichstag will meet 4vithout a Coalition being able to take over the task of forming a Government which will have a majority to rely on For this reason they expect an immediate dissolution of the Reichstag and the question whether the Cabinet will' order new elections before the prescribed period of sixty days elapses is being widely discussed It is generally admitted that a new Reichstag will look just like the present one with the possibility of the Nazis losing some votes to the German Nationals and the Left Radical parties The Reichstag meets on Tuesday Reuter AMERICAN WOMAN IN MENTAL HOME Lord Hunter in the Edinburgh High Court yesterday appointed Mr John Waterson chartered accountant Edinburgh as curator bonis for Mrs Belle Hervey Harper or Cazzani widow of Allessandro Cazzani at present in Craig House Royal Edinburgh Mental Hospital The petitioner was Mrs only surviving brother Mr Robert Moule Harper an underwriter of Detroit Michigan US He stated that Mrs Cazzani was now in such a mental condition as to he incapable of managing her own affairs She was born in America of American parents Her husband carried on business in Rio de Janeiro and was believed to be an Italian He died in February of last year leaving very considerable means to which Mrs Cazzani succeeded absolutely Value Of The Property For some time after his death Mrs Cazzani lived in England and recently in Scotland under the name of Nobile Donna Bella Harper Vedova Cazzani On August 6th she was certified to be insane So far as kno4vn to the petitioner the property belonging to Mrs Cazzani consisted of £46086 on current account with the Royal Bank of Scotland £9495 found on her person and placed on deposit receipt with the hank personal effects valued at £1393 and £64 in cheque on the Westminster Bank In Scottish law the property of an insane person can be taken are of temporarily or permanently under the charge of a curator bonis strictly responsible to the Court of Session GAS DUSTMAN AND CYLINDER EARLY MORNING SCENE EXPLOSION THAT LED TO DEATH Henry Thomas Pattenden (53) a carman of Keston received injuries from a gas cylinder which exploded on a dustcart He was taken to hospital wher-e he died during an operation At the inquest at Farnborough (Kent) yesterday when a verdict of Death by misadventure 4vas returned Mr Sewell the coroner said Pattenden was employed by the firm that supplied horses for the Bromlev Rural dustcarts He was collecting refuse at Keston when he was asked by a Mrs Beney wife of a doctor to clear away a few cylinders which had been lying about for a long time Pattenden took them away and put them in a pail behind the cart A few minutes later mate who had gone to another house for refuse heard an explosion and on returning to the cart found Pattenden on the ground with an empty cylinder near him Apparently said the coroner he had tried to take a brass cap off the cylinder which contained carbon-dioxide At the hospital it was found he had ruptured a small intestine and died from shock during the operation Dr Beney said the cylinders were collected at his house He was always convinced they were empty it was never his intention that they should hare been given to the dustman" WANTON DAMAGE TO TREES Wallasey CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING COLUMN MeWhor It Mawdsley mK Price mC Ithead mB VVellenbeek A Wright Form Vb: A Glass lb Hurrell II Stanley W1DNES WADE DEACON GR SCH-Form Va: Barber Baron Booth mJ Brennan A Davies Dobson A Fildes II Ford A Hardman rnJ Maddock mJ Patton 0 Pedder II Richards mG Sunni Salomon A Stone A Taylor mS York Form Vb: 0 41 Alty Andorton 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I A MAN ACCUSED OF THEFT FROM GOLF HOUSE Norman Ferguson (38) no fixed abode was at Southport yesterday committed to Liverpool Quarter Sessions on charges of breaking into Hillside Golf Clubhouse-and the Regent Sports Club Birkdale and stealing from the former a 2d packet of cheese Miss Hannah Baughan stewardess of the Golf Club said that on August 21st she found the kitchen window broken and food missing Frank Venables groundsman at the Regent Sports Club said that on August 20th he discovered a window broken and the door wide open The locks of the store cupboards had been smashed and there were biscuits chocolates cigarettes and mineral water bottles on the table Police-constable Hamer said at 330 am on Sunday August 21st he sa4v accused tampering witli the smokeroom window at the golf clubhouse Witness seized him and accused said I hat'e done it mate I eiva you any trouble I will He also admitted having broken into the Regent Club GRA5IMAR SCH-Form Rem mK Austin mL Bit he! mD Campbell ml) Casliin Cleator mG Crompton mF It Ellis li Evans mE Gixlfrty mE Harrison Hignett rnJ Holmes mN TIornby i Hughes mC McDowell Metcalfe It Nicholson mJ Pettman Reid A lleis-riorf VV Robinson It Slack mT Smith IT Taylor mL Vincent mW Waters if Form Item mJ Baird mG Campbell ml) It Collat'd Duke niJ Heins Pop'iaro It Sharn Smith Stewart i Williams A Wood Form Rem mF Archer VV A Dodd Form Va (A): mJ Addison mA II Aiton Ambrose mE It Barlow mG Brady mJ Bodge A Burr niD VV Doughty mE Forsyth mI Gosling mP A Grieve mC Hardy 1 Hughes mA Jackson mE II Jones mlt Knowles mA 11 Lawson Iearoyd mR Matliison mM Milne mB Oglcy Owens mC VV Parkinson Peers Penley mD Penwill mC Shimrnin mK Slack Vernon mlt Williams IHGH SCH FOR I Form Va: Almore Beer II Birkby Hankinson Heaton VV Irving 51 Jones mM McNeill 51 Mont comery I) Murphy mB Ormrod ml) Roberts 51 St John I) Snrpule 51 Wiison Form Un mE Barker Barlow mM Buckley mR Crooks mM Dinning Dodd mJ Ellis Farrell mE Fiizger-Id 41 Hesketh in 41 Lindop Macara mM Mason Moreton mP Pick-ford I Tankard mG Turner Walker 51 Wightwick CAUGHT IN MIDNIGHT A man who was caught in the act of cutting down roadside trees at midnight hustled into a motor-coach and taken to the police station was sentenced to three hard labour at Chelmsford yesterday He was Alexander Lloyd George Hiscot (22) of Wellesley-road Brentwood Essex and he admitted maliciously damaging sixty trees belonging to the Essex County Council It was explained that these trees were planted by the side of the road at Ingatestone in order to beautify the highway At midnight on July 16th a coach-driver satv him smashing the trees and stopped the coach The driver and conductor surprised Hiscot bundled into the coach and took him to police station The chairman (Alderman Thompson) said that such wanton damage could only be punished by imprisonment VIGIL IN WHEATFIELD SEC SCH FOR BOYS-Form Up Va: mK A Argent A A co*ckayne Dean mJ It Dibble CA0n-nKVJ' Eatonv nlR- Fdwards mA French mA Groom mJ Hadden mE II Henderson mO Hughes mF Kendall mil Lester A 4IacDonald mA Murphy ihE Vjbher mG Wadsworth mA Wilkinson! tJi Williams mH Wright Form Up Vb: Bibb IE Black A Farrar IS It Frost It 1 Heybum Hilton 8 Honwood McCracken Miller Mitchell It Mutch S' Roberts A Runciinan 11 i'uWi-- TbomS' A- A Townsou Whallev Wdkjnson Form Up Vc: Biggs latrirk FC SCII 'HI Form Up mA Adams mM Forrester mE 41 Inkster urii-E' w- Steenmaik Weir Williams Williams CHESTFil CITY AND COUNTY SCH FOR BOYS-jorm Vb: Baiton mE Ileards-'vorlh Bellion Brnster 11 11 Davidson Edwards mJ Figg Fi-her A Gars ton mi Gilbnde tioduaru tjoodman mA Hill A Hobson 4V 1 llodkmson Lightfoot mA Lowe Mins-liull Newport Plant Pount-liey 11 Williams Form Va: mE I) Baker mR Barr Beahon Bell II Booth )nG i Clarkson ml) Clucas 11 Collins mJ 41 Davidson mV Dean mA De Groote mT Ford mE Jones Jones mT Jones mJ Lloyd inR A Minns A Moore mE II Morgan mK 1 4Iotuifield mP Mnlyey 1( pegum mG Priestley (j liubinson Walker Woodward CHESTER CITY AND COUNTY SCII FOR GIRLS I'orm Va: A Cottrell mH 41 Crabb mM Crowther Frankish mM Griltitbs -'I Hardcastle mE 41 llazellirust mE A Jitighes mP Jones mE Large Leach mD Owen mL Price mM Pritchard mM Ryder Sharp mE I Shepherd mM Teasdill Form Vb Bebbington Cooper Dunn mM Frith Handford It Hewitt Longworth mL Maehell I Morton Parry Roberts Smith A Todd CHESTER DEE HOUSE URSUL1NE Form Va: Adams Clarke II Craggs Davies mP Grant Hope 41 A Hoover Kendrick II Lloyd McDonnell Martin mW Oakes ml) Pratt Wayman ml Williams CHESTER THE KING'S SCH-Form Dutton niT Eimerl niJ it Fox mJ Heady Ilughe- A Jones mA Kilner Lee mJ Iipshani mM Nash mil NeaviTson mL Norcott Owen mL Pick-ford ml! 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The bailiff was put in possession under a distraint warrant His meals were brought to him The farmer estimated 1 De value of the wheat seized at about £80 and yesterday it was announced that the crop had been sold by tender It is understood that a tender of £10 the only one received was accepted and that after the expenses of distraint have been met about a guinea will remain for the tithe owner What sort of pictures do you like best asked Colonel Meily the chairman at the Liverpool Court yesterday of an eight-year-old hoy Cowboy pictures was the reply Colonel Melly You get many of those nowadays do you What do you like next best Racing on horseback sir Are you Irish Yes sir Colonel Melly Ah That accounts for it SANJ UR JO CONVEYED TO A PENAL SETTLEMENT Madrid Friday General Jose San-jurjo whose sentence was commuted last night from death to life imprisonment was hurried out of the city in a motor-car at dawn this morning The strictest secrecy was maintained concerning his destination in order to avoid demonstrations on the way hut it has been revealed that the destination is the Dueso penal settlement near Santander Meanwhile though Captain Justo San-jurgo the son has been acquitted lie remains at the disposition of the police and his official licence as a stock broker on the Barcelona Exchange lias been withdrawn This Press is unanimous in favourable comment on the reprie7e of the general El Sol praising the Socialist Ministers for resisting the appeals of hundreds of workers 4vho demanded the death says the events of yesterday proved a most conclusive triumph for the Reuter TO BE SHIPPING COMPANY WOUND UP 4 The following are among the been awarded Supplementary subjects indicated BIRKENHEAD COUNCIL Bumstcad (Latin) BIRKENHEAD HIGHER TRANMERE SCH FOR 51 Heaney (German) Qun'lp (German) CHESTER CITY AND COUNTY SCH 4Varburton (Talin) CHESTER CITY AND COUNTY F) Bell (latin) CHESTER DEE HOUSE URSULINE Scott (Latin) CHESTER THE KING'S SCII-G (1 atin) DENBIGH HOWELL'S 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Sea Amsterdam Friday At an extraordinary general meeting of the Holland-South Africa Line to-day it was unanimously decided that the company should he wound up The chairman announced however that the South African Lino should he continued by the United Dutch Shipping Companies Reuter more 4'essels to be put into tankers each being added between the of Europe mercantile marine each of 3000 tons service next month of 10000 tons are They will make voyages Black Sea and the ports Reuter Four are Two also FIRST WARNED OFFENDERS 4 FRANCO GERMAN TALK IN BERLIN ALL-NIGHT HUNT FOR CAR BANDITS 4 Essex police are searching Epplng Forest for two men who after an encounter with a policeman by the roadside last night abandoned a motorcar in which they were and escaped into the forest The men drove the car against the policeman who was on a motor-cycle and forced him off The search was still in progress this morning Informed during a theft charge against two youths at Chester yesterday that they remarked in the police station We will only he hound over as it is our first the chairman Mr Denson uttered a warning against treating offences lightly I am he said the time is coming when binding over will not take place and then we shall have to send some of these youths to prison as an example to Berlin Friday Herr Papen (Chancellor) and General von Schleicher (Defence Minister) to-day received a prominent French politician Lribourg member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the French Chamber It is understood that problems affecting Branco-German relations especially claim to military equaltiy were discussed Reuter CONTINUED IN NEXT C0LU5IN.

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