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17 EMB BALANCE OBITUARY THE MANCHESTER ASSIZES TRANSPORT IN A NATIONAL EMERGENCY The Rev. G. D. Rosenthal EGYPTIAN COTTON CROP Picking Finished Alexahdria, December 9. The following resume ot the The -death occurred, yesterday of the Rev.

G. D. Rosenthal, vicar of St. Agatha', Sparkbrook, Birmingham. Mr.

Mr. Burgin Says Plans, Are, Made, Rosenthal, who was .57 years of age, took a prominent part in the information, received during November by the cotton committee of the Commission de la. Bourse de Minet-el-Bassal: with the present Bishop of- Birmingham Lower Etbnir. Verv little cotton i re OF NEW ROAD COMPLETES OPENING Civil Court Before Mr. Justice Tucker 2,250 FOR GIRL "LAME FOR LIFE" Motorist Says Bus-Caused Injuries Through her father.

Mr. Walter Edgar fle Commissioner Court oK Mr. J. Cassels, K.C. WOMAN PLEADS GAMING ACT fori Accountants Lose Claim for 2,878 mained unpicked hi the Northern Delta on the subject of Reservation of the Sacrament, and in collaboration with Canon F.

G. Belton wrote a book entitled "So-called Rebels." which in November xa the -soutn picKing was finished -bv the end of October. The traced the course of events in the dis BOLTON BY-PASS From oar Special Correspondent yield per fed dan in the Central and Northern Delta was 25 per cent to 40 per pute. He was the son of the Rev. Michael Rosenthal, but before entering ine L.nurcn be nad some experience in commercial work in Canada and the cent less than last "year; according to variety in ether regions it was 15 per cent to 20 per cent less: The ginning outturn for the month of November was many as eleven schemes connected with united States.

He had been vicar of I Bolton, Friday. Mr. Leslie Burgin, the Minister of tne London to uarusie, Swansea to Man fat. Agatha since 1918. chester, and Livernool-Preston-Leeds about tht same as last year for 'the season -it is "smaller by 2 per cent to Fisher, a detective constable in the trunk roads on which work was in band.

Bolton Borough police force and MR. COLLEDGE LEADER about to begin, or was in an advanced jor wj state -of consideration. -These schemes Transport, to-day opened the new Bolton road, Moss Bank Way, which connects Heaton with Astley Bridge. The new road, two and a half miles in Coroners Officer for Bolton, Alma 4 per cent for the north and 1 per cent to 2 percent 'for. the middle of the Delta, according to variety.

Upper Egypt and Foyoum. Picking was finished by the end of October. The Mr. Colledge Leader, trainer of Lord Miner nrwue, arfccou aeainst Miss Edith Fisher (10), of Crawford Street Bolton, WiiS Derby's" horses at Stanley. House, New on trunk roads alone would cost something like 750,000.

and there were four main schemes relating to county roads of approximately similar total cost. sued Mr. George Ainslie Mawson, sales Road, Lairig, uarstang Woods market, died yesterday in London man, of Somerset Road, Bolton, and length, lies entirely within the boundaries of the borougti and forms the yield per feddan was 15 per cent to 20 per cent smaller than last year. The ginning outturn was about the same. n- following an operation.

He was 55 Mr. Burgin went on to say that he formerly of Gishurn Road. Barrowford, Rovson central link of what is now a new i 1,1 fasr. vL and years of age. Colledge Leader, one of for damages for personal injuries.

by-pass. For the greater part of Ihe and Mr. B. Kica- four trainer brothers, succeeded Mr. Mr.

X. a. Hemmerde. X.C.. and Mr.

A. E. Jalland wSK' Iw brishouae. Jcnes. ana Lorn.

On the basis of all renorts received the crop is estimated at about 7.190.000 excluding Scarto. Last year's (lustra; ted br W. B. OouldlnK appeared (or tb the deicndant. p.aintlfl, and to deMndant ni repraeDMd br Mr.

P-. E. Prltcbud, K.C. asd Mr. Gerrud Skating through a row.

of cups while practising for the British George Lambton as Lord Derby's private trainer in 1934. He prepared two winners of classic races while at Stanley House Lord Derbv's Tidewav. cron was 10.258,290 cantars 1936-7. (tnrtracted tj Piatt and was constantly receiving letters from all over the country, couched' In language so suspiciously similar as to make him suspect a common telling him that he had made no plans for an emergency, and that were there war "our road system would be inadequate. He believed that the people of this country were entitled to adequate information, and that his Parliamentary- colleagues 8,886.509 cantars; and 1935-6, 8,305,813 The girl was injured while passing i ntrtls claimed mat lyt; ujumcj hainncf i an account under a made on March 12 85 va'r al.

alternatively, they til trial consideration of their wnich won the One Thousand Guineas over a pedestrian crossing in Bradford championships, which will be held next Monday and Tuesday at the Empire Pool, Wembley in 1936, and the late Lord Stanley's Quashed, which won the Oaks in 1935. Street, Bolton, on December 22, 193' and it was alleged that through the Another great success was Quashed's short-head victory over the American -iin" ii.fi.il Dioceednigs, and agree- would say he was a reasonably accessible Minister if information' was con uomana tne Ascot liold uup in negligence of the defendant she was knocked down by his motor-car. The way the road is 64 feet wide, has two 20-foot carriageways, two 10-foot pathways, and a central reserve four feet wide. Mr. Burgin cut a silk tape stretched across the road at its junction with Old Kiln Lane, and, in declaring the road open, congratulated the county borough of Bolton on adding a magnificent asset not only to the district but to the country as a whole.

"Every stretch of road with dual carriageways, proper footpaths, and a separate middle reserve is a definite national asset," he said, adding that to segregate the traffic in different ways was, the Ministry was convinced, the greatest individual contribution to STEELMAKERS' PRICE CUTS Many Products Affected Iron and steel prices are to be reduced over a wide i ange of products in the desired, -but- side side with- tha Parliamentary duty he was a Minister vao. iaOia uerDys Fair uopy, anotner first-rate horse in the stable, ran second in the St. Leger last year. During the business wxui uer, juim Si prum'-cl to pay the amount rEason-We time. The defence denial i'f the alleged indebtedness fJnU.

mid the defendant also me Ciming Act. of the crown, responsible zor tne satety ABANDONED CAR aeienaant aammed. tnat there was a collision between his oar and the girl, but denied negligence and claimed that season of fiat racing which ended last month he trained fifty winners and Lord Derby headed the list of successful the injuries suffered by the plaintiff Rmv-uii taid the plaintiffs were a or tms country ana lor matting tne plans for its defence complete, and he declined to make a carbon copy of our defence plans for Hansard, so that it might be sold for sixpence next morn were caused by a bus being driven along I I III Ul IU" new year. This announcement by the British Iron and Steel Federation ofwiV87.wfaners md prtaB No Trace of the Woman jr .1 mrln. me roaa.

utrijziiuaiik. uuubi- Mr. Hemmerde said the aceident Before the war Colledge Leader .1 l.lfiv ing to everybody, including the repre in a very suostantini follows, it is stated, an audit of costs Owner I iTorv umll lennum. trained for Lord Hare wood (then Lord occurred, anout a 15 p.m.. when the sir in h.iv throughout every section of the nr sentatives of a country which might be our enemy.

safety. was on an errand. When about three- the result of certain Lascelles) and in 1913 won three big claim nH ,1. quarters of the way across the races with Cantilever the Cambridge Mr. Burgin asked that credit should At tne invitation or the chairman or the Streets Committee, Alderman Percy pedestrian path she was knocked down From our North Wales Reporter Llandudno, Friday Night, shire, the Jockey Club Stakes, and the Doncaster Stakes.

He again prepared Knott, Mr. Burgin and the Mayor of by the defendant motor-car and must fptaint.lls. beginning in 1927. These i-carlioR-. went on right up to March iif in March this year an interview between the have been in full view of vehicles the winner of the Cambridgeshire in be given to the Government and his Department for the existence of plans for the adequate use of transport in an emergency to his (the Minister's) complete satisfaction.

They. included roads. The. police are still unable to solve the Bolton (Alderman J. EntwisUe) later planted Cornish elms at Temple Bridge folluwing an inspection of the new road.

travelling along the road. She was luzz, when Ke-Echo was successful. mystery of why a green sports car was found nine feet beyond the pedestrian abandoned, with the side lights burning, irtirs As a icsult an arrangement a made that if the plaintiffs gave her lime in which to pay and BOLTON'S SEARCH on the main road near the Little Orme, crossing. a nus-ariver saw the car swerve, and he came to a stop with his nearside wheel just touching the child's leg, the car having knocked the WOMAN ATTACKED Llandudno. It was found early yester At a luncheon afterwards at the ilramcd frum taking legal proceedings day morning, and is believed to belong i o.ivp ner wilt uicuit auc wuiuu Bolton Town Hall the Mayor mentioned Bolton's "search for industry," and plaintiff into his path.

AND ROBBED industry. The decision has been reached by the affiliated associations concerned, with the concurrence of the Import Duties Advisory Committee. The new prices will become effective on January 1 and will hold until June 30, provided that deliveries after the end of June will be at the association prices then ruling. The principal reductions are Pig iron, basic, 7s. 6d.

per ton, and hematite 12s. plus reduced extras. Steel plates, heavy, medium, and chequered, 17s. joists and sections 12s. 6d.

rails (heavy). 12s. 6d. Soft basic billets, blooms, and slabs for rerolling, untested tested 15s. forging billets, blooms and slabs, basic, 12s.

6d. sheet and tinplate bars 10s. Rolled and rerolled products Merchant bars, sections, hoop and strip, basic, untested tested 18s. Sheets, black 1. galvanised 1 5s.

to muss jkl. a. C4. neaae an), ot west-wood. Beach Drive, Penrhyn Bay, who lived alone.

it the amount Intension of Credit said he had Mr. Burgin's assurance that In Hospital Ever Since he would faithfully represent their case Taken to the Bolton Infirmary, she t-i I nrauc ims not oeen omciaiiy Report tO BoltOn Police reported missing, and the Llandudno On March 17 this year the plaintiffs to the Minister of Labour. In presenting Mr. Burgin- a non-smoker wilh a had remained there since, and her ate lu Miss Woods that she legitim- was her custom to take long walks late silver cigarette ashtray, he expressed the hope that every time he cast his eyes Bolton police were this morning in injuries included laceration of the whole of the left leg, wounds on the head and owed them the amount claimed, id' that if she had won 2,878 she at night accompanied by her dog, and the Little Orme was one of her on it ne would say in at came irom forehead, and severe shock. As a result tavounte places.

a town where they want some new vestigating an alleged attack on a middle-aged, woman. She is Mrs. M. Barlow, of Denvale Avenue. Bolton, who early this morning was unconscious in quid have lin-n paid without hesitation quibble.

The letter continued: "It stated we have no right to of the injuries she had a permanently industry." The currents run very stronslv round railways, docks and ana electricity, and- if a port on the east -coast was, out of gear for any reason we could switch over to the west without the world being any the wiser." BEST IN THE WORLD He was told that our roads would never stand the strain of a war. We had three times as much road as Germany, and we did not concentrate on main arteries without the possibility of getting across from one to another. The road system of this country was the best in the world, especially having regard to the excellence of the surfaces of the secondary roads. He thought that by far the greatest difficulty in time of trouble would not arise from any inadequacy of the road system, but from. the fact that so much of road transport in this country depended upon imported 'fuel for its means of locomotion.

In this connection. MV. Burgin assured builders of engines 'running on producer gas, coal gas, or solid fuel something that we can make here of his support. i Mr. Burgin, replying to this point, ijiuie urme.

Any person entering the stiff ankle and a disfiguring scar on the sea there would be likely to be carried 3j' uu tti go to such an amount, but isolton Royal Infirmary with head leg. Mr. Hemmerde went on to say said that what impressed rum was that he was told there were Prices had been stabilised throughout to tne Anglesey or Flintshire coast jm our miorts you are a woman oi injuries. that the child, who was a twin, had "Vwmicnt means and most reliable. bhe was found walking in a dazed skilled engineers in Bolton not yet fully nationally employed.

If that be so it is a national waste, and condition in Churchbank. Bolton, last been lamed for life, and he suggested that it was a case for very heavy si that there should be no doubt you rauld honour your obligation." TK. l.t!,r nointed out that in Badminton night, and she is reported to have told people who came to her assistance that the sooner the situation is remedied the damages this year on the basis of schedules agreed upon in May, 1937. It is stated that although steelmakers fixing the new prices have been confronted with raw materiar- costs not appreciably lower than they were in the middle of 1937 they have decided to take a liberal view of possible future better. What I take back will be not she had been attacked and robbed of Dr.

Robert -William Beasley, of Deane ENGLAND BEAT WALES merely information, but information ifH to their inquiry as to whether the ntunt was safe thev were assured vvn nli-ntv of security to meet it. her handbag. Road, Bolton, said the child would with a good push behind it. always walk with a limp and there Wales suffered another complete rout ine Minister commimentea noiton kMut iirldcti that the defendant had would have to be more skin-grafting reductions in raw materials. in the badminton international match at upon its measures for tratnc UNIQUE DEPUTATION" operations.

She would be handicapped in games, in choosing an occupation, and in the marriage market. Questioned lid tl'cni tn hold the matter over until ier.ii the year, when she would pay and that they had done so, and had ace written cr telephoned nine times. control and safety. Speaking of road-making activities in Lancashire generally, he said there were as FURTHER RECOVERY IN by Mr. Pruchard, the witness said the i letter continued injuries to the girl's leg were consistent TO PREMIER Belligerent Rights Craigside, Llandudno.

They failed to win a single game against England. A last-minute change had to be made in the Welsh team, P. G. Hilton taking the place of C. G.

Gooding, who is suffering from a strained shoulder. The score in favour of England was nine matches to none, 18 games to none, with the legs having acted as scotch to the bus wheel. We dii not therefore think we have ton lav Had we let it go on to 19000 the arnument might have been STEEL OUTPUT Highest Since May The production of steel ingots and rtjsonublc On your account there will The plaintiff gave evidence seated In a chair on the Judge's bench. She said that the motorrcar' struck her first and Lady Hall, the wife of Sir Daniel LORD DERBY TO OPEN FORMBY BY-PASS TO-DAY 719 payable to the Inland Revenue, and 276 points to 140. Details of play Hall, stated at the League of Nations ni we think you will agree we should (Welsh names first) Union Council meeting in London yes sot bp a.Krd to be out OI pocxet lor she was then hit by the motor-bus.

Car-Driver's Evidence Men's SEncles O. L. Tuekett lost to R. c. F.

terday tnat Deiore Mr. unamDeriain leaves for Rome next month" he will m. cicDt ftr will accent 1.500 in full settle. The new Formby by-pass road to mcholi. 7-1S.

8-15; F. a -WllUamJ. lost to 8. M. Wnlte, 7-15.

8-15-v-. -f- aicrt of it. and out of this we would castings in November, according to the returns of the British Iron and Steel Federation, rose to the highest level since May, the total being 860,000 tons, compared with 854,800 tons in October. The steel output for the first eleven receive a unique deputation." relieve trafllc on the Liverpool- In evidence, the defendant said it was mt JLiiii to the Inland Revenue, It would, she said, consist of one Southport road through that town will dark when the accident happened. He ewe will neurit 719 in cash and the representative from every constituency Men'a uouDKt w.

u. uanes ana r. u. union lojt to R. c.

r. Nichols and L. Nlcbola. 3-15. 4-15: 1-uckett and wmianu lost to White and H.

E. Baldwin. 5-15, 8-15; F. P. Grtmtha and L.

B. Ohainler loit to A. Tltherley and K. L. Wilson.

16-18. 9-15. Mixed Doubles Darts and Mr, Mrks last ta I. was travelling along the road at about be opened to-day by Lord Derby. The ceremony will take place at the in the country bearing resolutions on the Question of belligerent rights for months of this year amounts to 25 miles an hour arid saw the child run across the road some four yards Franco and the withdrawal oi troops.

Southport end of the new road. Nichols and Mm. H. s. Cher, 11-15.

12-15; Hilton and Mlas H. C. Clare lost to Tltnerlej and Mlsa D. 9,738,100 tons. Pig iron production at 461,500 tons shows a further increase This road, of which a short section in the daily rate of activity when the Doveion.

7-15; arimtns and Mrs Gruntns lost to Wilson and Miss D. M. Young. J7-18. 10-15.

Women's Doubles. Mil Mera and Miss Clare lost to Mrs. Vber and Ulss Doyetoo, 5-15. 4-15. ahead.

She was dressed in dark clothes. The front of the car missed her as he swerved into the entrance to shorter worbung month is taken account. is within the Southport county borough, is four miles long and has been constructed by the Lancashire County Council at a cost of 195,463, of which REFUGEE SCHOOLBOYS Dorset Street, but he felt a slight bump WOMEN SEMI-FINALISTS AT The following table shows the average monthly production of pig iron and at the rear of the car behind the driving bo per cent is expected to ranK for old road. Here a roundabout 150 feet in diameter has been constructed. The new road then passes to the east of Formby and Freshfield.

broadening at its junction with Altcar Road (B 5195). where sufficient land has been acquired to enable the construction of a roundabout when necessary. It again intersects thc old road, at Deaflsgate Lane, Formby, where a second roundabout has been provided, and continues its course into Southport across Eight Acre Lane and Top Wham Lane. The total width of the by-pass is 120 feet. Segregation of traffic is provided for in dual carriageways 22 feet wide there is a generous central reservation, also of 22 feet, allowing for the widening of the carriageways.

to 30 feet when necessity arises and there are nine-foot cycle tracks and six-foot footpaths, with grass margins. Splayed, kerbs' are provided on each side of the central reserve as a safety measure. Map at foot of this page steel ingots and castings in 1913. 1920 LLANDUDNO grant. The existing road through the seat.

Getting out of his car he ran back Mancc of Jt2.15 to be payable at the flu on the first of each month, provided ihe debt is secured by the iwit iif the deeds of Latrig," or we accept 15 on the first of each south ptroidcd the deeds are deposited uh us. these to be returned when the iebt has been paid. Pica of Gaming Act Caiinsil s.iid the letter explained that the u-ond offer the plaintiffs hau- 1-ad to wait 18 years before debt was wiped out and 16 years if third oiler was accepted. Since the 'ement of i-Kuni was drawn up the had tiien altered. Mr.

Justice had hi another case that the want! idied on the lact that honest "We di not plead the Gaming Act." 1929, and 1932-7, and the production in Bury Grammar School Scheme each month since November, 1937 and signalled to the bus, which came to The final stage in the women's singles rest with a wheel on the child's leg. Steel inrots Afterwards he found that some dirt had A practical scheme to assist Jewish una castings. Tons. was reached at the Welsh badminton championship meeting at Craigside, Llandudno, yesterday. Mrs.

H. S. Uber been brushed off the rear mudguard oi refugee boys of school age whose 638,600 755.600 his car. There was a dark patch on th road and hp did not see the oarents are victims of German per Qualified to meet Miss D. M.

C. Young. district of Formby is a narrow and tortuous one, and there are no fewer than fifteen right-angle bends in a distance of little over four miles. The new by-pass will shorten the route between Liverpool and Southport by nearly three-quarters of a mile. Beginning at North End the township of Ince Blundell, the new road leaves the present one and just beyond the River Alt, over which it is carried by a new" bridge, intersects the secution is being pushed forward by Details pedestrian-crossing.

Cross-examined, the MEN BINliLES Second Round. K. Wilson beat O. L. TucJKlt.

witness saia: ine cniia- suaaemy the Bury Grammar School authorities, who have promised to take at least 803,000 43B.500 585,300 737,500 821.600 flashed into my view." 15-9, H. Morland beat T. Msrlunc. 15-8. 15-9: C.

H. Whlttifcer beat O. DaToud. 15-11. 7-15.

The Judge said to tne jury mat it 13-6. was aarK on tne roaa was not one non-Aryan boy, and possibly more, free of charge at the school. Mr. L. C.

Lord, the head master of the school, in an anneal to parents Tnlrd Kouna. -J. Alaason At f. rounc. 15-5.

15-3: J. Rankin v.o.: Wilson beat M. avi. v.ini Mr Kowson, was precisely 'Pi'MiU'ii tin- plaintitls were in in the fil cue. They did not exoect Miss nvfssarv to nut on one's neaauents PlE iron.

'1'ans. 1913 Monthly average 855,000 1920 669,500 1929 632,400 1932 297,800 1933 344,700 1934 497.400 1935 535,300 1936 643,500 1937 707,800 1937 November 762,300 December 783,800 1938 January 761,100 February 693,300 March 714.600 April 661,000 May 633.900 June 541,500 July 507,800 August 443.000 Madscn. 15-0. 1S-2: A. S.

Samuel beat W. Blrt- 982,100 1,082,000 1.103,800 -arhlatle wniccsxer oeai u. otoriana. If they thought the bus was responsible for the iniuries to the girl they had to which has lust been issued, is seeking i ld thc Gaming Act, but 1S-14. 6-15 Fourw Round.

1 uadaan beat J. smltn. l.T-ei- uuin- su, ana ne (counsel) IH-IO. f.s.iKc". intended tn relv on that consider wnetner tne act oi xne oriver was an independent cause intervening nn ton of anv negligence.

Thev had to NEW FUND TO AID REFUGEES WIM1LN-5 SINGLES Third Round Miss T. Olsen beat Mlaa N. Heaton. are the commissioner thought help in one of several ways by offering to be responsible for housing a boy free of charge for a term or a holiday period, by offers of accommodation at full or partial payment, by coptribu-tions towards upkeep and clothing, or 11-2. 11-2: Mr.

H. S. Uber beat Ulss D. If. decide whether by the exercise of Newttt.

11-5. 11-3. aih.7 wnicn wouia apply PiQ rt'd not see much use in 1,081.400 1,057.600 1,115300 938,600 937,000 776,100 683,200 638.900 754,700 Seml-nniL Miss D. U. C.

7oun beat Ulxs O. reasonable care the bus could have Allen. 11 -3. 10-12. 11-7: lira.

liber beat. Mlas Ti, Ullll.the ease. nvnWprl the eiri lvine tne roaa it (HCen, 13-3. 13-0. Does that mean by small weekly contributions.

MIXED DOUBLES i dra The jury found for the. plaintiff and awarded her 2,250. Judgment was you can establish the Second Hound. T. H.

Bo-rle and Mlas o. nilMn Pitraint" 600,000 Threatened with Slow Murder" rLord Rothschild. From our London Staff September 429,800 October 469,440 November 461,500 854.800 entered accordingly with costs. beat I. r.

DTond and Miss A Simpson. 15-1, 15-2; A. Tltherley and Mrs. H. S.

Tiber beat T. L. Benny I'm afraid it I did 860,000 ana jhus w. on, ib-s. 13-4.

it 11 Would not holr have With a load on bus he did not want MEN'S DOUBLES Second Round P. P. Grinlths and r. n. dient it would only be a FATAL FALL FROM that unless these people can escape 11 Proceed so long beat O.

Daroud and A. a Flndley. 15-6. 15-4. as that to pull up too sharply and he eased in to the kerb.

The hearing was adjourned until RIVER PLATE SHIPPING on. I only want to within two years' time an immense pro nu that it is relied on to-day. TO-DAY'S LIST portion of them wOl be dead. Death comes to the Jews 'by murder and star Cricket MHj "--luuer Js on tfie Further Release BUS Executors' Claim vation, by diseases fostered through Sometimes they are put MELBOURNE MATCH The Tramp Shipping Administrative lacK oi lood. lacs oi sanitation, ana u-hed on Mr' Justice Tucker will take the following cases in the Civil Court at through despair.

Since last March 7,000 is on the records. Executors of the estate of Mr. William 10 30 am. to-day Jews are believed to have committed suicide in Austria." isr-u-- cnl1 do is to ask for Melbourne. December 9.

A violent dust-storm reaching Singleton (72), of Redthom Avenue, SlnlHlon and- Woodward t. Korth Western Road cannot t. mo hurricane force curtailed play to three None of the actual money allocated to us from the Lord Baldwin Fund will y. j. ions Tie 1 to judgment, 1 Therefore Car Company.

Lex (put neanu Taish. Ltd. (non-Jury). Bnrnaee. Manchester, Mrs.

Susan the hours to-day in the Melbourne Cricket go to Germany said Lord Rothschild, Elizabeth Singleton, his widow, and Mr. is to sive judgment cctti PUCMT I I'lUD centenary maico, in wnicn ine Fred Woodward, of Brookthorpe Avenue. Manchester, sought damages Rest, captained by K. E. Rigg, scored in the 151 for four against u.

G. Bra dm an Settlement was announced 11 wun costs. WO.Max FALL WHILE HOARDING TRAM under the Fatal Accidents Act and the Bofnrm Apt affainst the North I Test team, wnicn nas recently returned Western Road Car Company, Limited, cf Fleet Street, Friday. The Mansion House can never have heard more urgent" or moving speeches than were made to-day at the small meeting of men eminent in Church and State and in the City, called by the Lord Mayor to hear why Lord Baldwin had last night opened his fund for refugees. Beside the Lord Mayor were the Archbishop of Canterbury and.

splendid in' his robes, the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster, who had at Lord Rothschild's request asked the Vatican whether a message could be obtained from the Pope; The reply from the Vatican was that The Holy. Father looks with humane and Christian approval on every effort to snow charity and to give effective assistance all those who are innocent victims in these sad' tiroes of distress. On behalf of Jews throughout the world Lord Rothschild stated that they had no primitive idea of revenge against Germany, for what had been- done to their co-religionists. They cherished peace above alt else. Tnere was not a single Jew who would do anything to plunge: this country into the war the world could ever knoW.

The greatest DroDortion of the victitns It o7 from England. S. Barnes, although one brought by Albert Edward Leonard (62), of the touring party, is playing for The Palmerston Street, Ancoats, Manchester, Rest, and he has scored 51 not out. Rigg, hi, Stockport. v.i glvpn MnnrhMtdr Dor; Mr.

W. Go mum. K.C., ana Mr. jjcto against the Manchester Corporation, who neat uraoman tne toss, opened The claim arose out of a collision the innings and scored an attractive 48. jii nmcu iurs.

widow, of Richmond de, Manchester, claimed Muwn a cornoration bus and a horse- including six lours. scores to: by DutShT'and "akert aiwd for the nlaintGts. and Mr. T. Prttehaxd and Mr.

O. T. uS rOMlrrSeSn Sy Wood. Lord, sad Co.) represented lot detandantt. The-plaintiffs claimed damages on the that the death of Mr.

fi-i Committee issued a circular yesterday releasing further vessels which are waiting in River Plate and Brazilian waters. During the long period of shipping congestion arising from the Argentine wheat crop failure, which has kept some vessels waiting for cargo as long as nine months, vessels fixed outward with coal, were barred from taking homeward cargo to permit waiting vessels to secure prior employment. Waiting vessels were slowly reduced under the priority, and in September vessels arriving out up to August 15 were released from the prohibition. On September 27 the date was advanced to August 31 and yesterday to October Though the present release covers boats arriving over two months and involve some 20 vessels the three months' gap since the last release shows that the situation has not been greatly improved by the moderate maize movement of recent months. In fact at the present -moment there are 913,000 tons deadweight of tramp shipping available for River Plate employment.

The start of -new crop wheat shipments should shortly assist but the present state of grain markets, as well as heavy purchases of American and Danubian wheat, must reduce the drawn lorry which was in Leonard's charate and which belonged to the -juries received as the explaining tnat -ome- oi it would oe used to buy food for distribution through -such bodies as the The. main call on the money be the children who would be trained and educated so as not to be- a burden on the countries that took' them. is a dreadful thing," he said, "to realise how happy the. parents of those children are when they realise that they Will never see them again." Lastly, the money would be used to remove the. adults, the younger ones first, andV to train them, to be an asset "the.

countries';" to. which they emigrated. For all these things, we must have money; and that i why this appeal has made. It is the 'most difficult of appeals to ignore. The slow murder 600,000 people is an act' which has' rarely occurred in history It Is an act' that you can prevent." "-The Archbishop of Canterbury-said that he had talked to manv refugees' and'.

Railway Company. Leonard's injuries nue ooardmg.a tram, niade as to costs. ft. led to loss of SliD in his nut nana THE BEST First Innlscs I. s.

Lm rtlctorut) cmt 12 K. z. Rice mctorls) Snr neenraod- SmHh 4g R. a. Orejory (VletorU) Ibw Fleetaraod- Smltn 14 J.

A. Lechnxd (Victoria) lbar O'Reilly 11 S. Barnes not out SI S. H. BrccalBT (Victoria) not out 3 Extras 12 Mr.

G. isnacKiexon-uaiiey (ior Mr- N- HinM Lcrer v- B- Coldle. K.O.. and Mr. by R.

H. AdCOCt) lor the Singleton was caused oy uie-ucuicu ofthe defendants or their servants. The defendants denied negligence and claimed that the death was. caused cr contributed to by Mr. Singleton hrmsell.

Leonard); announcing the settlement A- for 1,000 ana -agreed costs, said bou had been paid into court. Mr. J. D. Cantler.

for the corporation. Total (for 4) 151 SL yt. Slerera CC-ctirSst (Oumsisndl. agreed to the which the Com O. syms (West Australia).

I. nsal (VtetorU). D. Talsm (Queensland) to bat "Thrown Off a Bus'' Mr Roman said on August IS this missioner approved. AOSTSLSUAN sXXVKX.

a Bradmaa (South AnatrsBa). L. Rsdrrrf (Sooth Australia). B. A.

C3SS on Thursday, Mr. tseV, UJ-? that the tram Mrs. Carter had and although E-ri the Pole she slipped eed, t0 the ground. She oscn le and injuries, and cla'm for thirteen weeks. year Mr.

Singleton, who was a former Twwtnt official and had worked as a Bamett Victoria) A. Brovn vQueenaland). J. H. Fraadeton (Nev sooth Wales).

L. OB. (Victoria), a. sv Hassatt (Victoria), s. J.

MrtriBe (He Crown Court were Jews, and he bad been chiefly con declared their 'tales reveal ah fngehious eonw wajcai. st. tw asecDrinxK w. j. O'Reilly (Sew South Wales), u.

G. WaUe 8oata teiegrapniss ju Guardian," set out for a walk with pis cernea wnn tne salvation ox tne a problem which sometimes seemed Australia). and elaborate system of persecutianrand of mental and moral which would be. mcr edible-unless we knew At 'w tho Z. special damages, Before Mr.

Justice Croom-Johnson Press Association Foreign Special. uHte. Thev hoarflM PUS owneo ay almost- insuperable It is belief the poratln it was submitted rifndants in Parrs Wooq banc, the w'as moving when was actually happening, is. strange OFFENCE REPEATED iN Monohostor. and had been on.

it "'nee ca to ooard tt. Cgment. frm rnnnniedAnw no vs satiefiiul Bt, THREE DAYS more than a second or two when it began to move. There were no vacant seats for Mr. and Mrs.

Singleton, and they were. standing in. the bus when. THE NEW FORMBY BY-PASS ROAD Ls f0r manner described- by ur we defence. in oeea, alter an our hopes of progress in just and humane that it -should be possible In twentieth? century- for -a great State to recourse to systematic persecution; Which is witbout parallel even the somewhat.

ovennabgned Midlife AgesTv--Jbe, niaihVg JtopUlfie Sentence of six months imprisonment I it was aUeged, "tne with hard labour was passed on Harold Reginald Stokes (21), unemployed bus conductor, of Kent Road, BlackpooL for 1P0RT TURKEYS MUST BE i ii.Ar- "ihri was near tne lr cb MARKED which which, qiuld. not be solved without tb2 prompt and. continuous action of Gov. a preaco ot recqgnnwinccs. ii was stated I that Stokes was bound over at Lancaster Assizes on October .18 lor an offence bin-.

ittlK turkeys must not be sold TtEZSSSz: But against a nrceen-year-oia gin. a con-1 diHori was made that be was not to I by the rTcr on tan sruneraa associate with her. Three days Iaterhel "3 oi weir S.m'S?8 ven last; vs firwntirm. EAT. in.

hospital a SUCU UUU11C9 i.ssa.-r:,:' "auivcysMir suuiyu repeated ine nence. CASE? "-iwasttaiaawte -tos fa has been, drawn sS05 for i turkeys are sometimes without the Indication -Mrs Singleton said evidence ttat 2. tn fAart immediately "SSSt. XZitt i round a Merchandise Marks: I their- cm sSlaneaticl five years, penal servitude wasrpassed on John Joseph cHrmrnings (JIauKnireK atThe Grove, Moss Lane, Choriain''Meocit, far an offence SttbA English Every ien should bear the word said be acainst rug mnneen-year-bhl arohVnS1! the wings. ''Only tTd birds can be 1 vrfthr aescnoea as lO AlA nnt strA potato did not.