Kingston, Jan. 5.
The local volunteer regiment has London, Jan. 4.
Mr. Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, left for Berlin at 1.15 p.m. today to be present for the christening of the grandson of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, President of the Reichsbank and former German Finance Minister.
Although on a private visit, it was understood tonight that Mr. Norman would endeavour to discover some formula that might pave the way to a settlement of the Jewish problem in the Reich. He would discuss witn Dr. Schacht ways and means to make easier the task facing Mr. George Rublee, Director of the London been mobilized, and sent on patrol throughout the country, while 300 special constables have been enlisted in consequence of renewed strike troubles.
Sympathy strikes in other ports following the stoppage on the Kingston Waterfront yesterday are now reported. Resistance on both sides in the present labour troubles is hardening.
A total of 22000 stems of bananas. left unloaded on the wharves here, are being carted back to the country.
—Reuter.
Refugee Office who is going to Berlin next week, it was learned. Mr. Nor-
Peiping May Rebuild Leafiets Scattered by Aeroplane *"N.C.D.N." Photo.
These were among types of leaflets scattered by a Japanese aeroplane flying over Shanghai yesterday. They comprise the purported peace terms of Messrs. Quo Tai-chi, Wellington Koo and Hu Shih, and the text of Mr. Wang Ching Wei's peace declaration.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.