Nordmark is due at the Shanghai Hongkew Wharf Company's Hongkew Wharf, from Europe and ports, en June 21 in the morning. She leaves on the following noon for Taku Bar, Dairen, Tsingtao, Kobe and Yokohama, The local offices) of the Maersk Line expect inv. Hopepeak from New York and way ports, at the Shanghai Hongkew Wharf Company's Hongkew Wharf, on Monday, and sails on the following day for Hongkong and Manila.
A From Dairen The Barber Wilhelmsen Line inv. Toulouse is due from Dairen, at buoys 14-15, on Wednesday morning and leaves on the following day for Los Angeles and New York via Panama canal, Expected also from Dairen, the Wilhelmsen Line inv. Tirranna should reach buoys 15-16 on Tuesday ct daylight, After a short stop in this port, she will sail for Hongkong, Singapore, Port Said, Casablanca, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Oslo.
Due from Europe, the N.Y.K. Suwa Maru should berth at the company's Wharf, on Tuesday and leave on the following day for Kobe and Yokohama, The D.K.K. Dairen Maru sails today at 11 am, for Tsingtao and Dalton. Registered mail to catch this ship should be posted before 8 a.m. and ordinary by 8.30 a.m.
Leaving for Swatow, Hongkong, Hoihow, Pakhoi and Haiphong, the B. & S. Szechwen sails from the French Bund, today at 2 pr. Registered mail for this ship should be posted before 11 a.m, and ordinary by 1130 a.m. The same company's Hunan sails from the same bund, jor' Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin, ie bay at noon, Registered mail to catch this vessel should be posted before 9 am. and ordinary before $30 am.
Among those who left yesterday in the s, Kaiping for Chinwangtao, "were The absolute necessity for. the creation of a single land, air arid sea forces command was stressed today sy Senator Jean Fabry in the Senate cussion on the bill providing for ance's organization in time of war The nation's main objective is te be ready for the first weeks of war Three armies cannot fight separately -a single chief must head them and ce-ordinate their efforts." Senator Fabry emphasized.
His statement was supported today by Senator Laurent Eynac, ' former Air Minister, on behalf of the Senate Air Committee.
Senator Eynac had put before the Committee yesterday a report suggesting that the French air force form some sort of "Maginot Line" in the skies, to protect the country from possible air invaders.—Havas.
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