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五拜體號十二月四英港香 FRIDAY,
APRIL 20, 1934.
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FIT DUNLOP
JAPAN'S "HANDS OFF CHINA!" DECLARATION
BUDGET DEBATE.
Chancellor
Defends Propoals
CLASS CONCEPTIONS PUT ASIDE
London, Apr. 20. The House of Commons brought the general debate on the Budget to an end without any attempt by the Opposition to force a divi, sion.
Mr. Neville Chamberlain de fended his proposals for distribut Ing tho, prospective Budget sur plus emphasising, when winding up the discussion, that the Govern-
British Foreign Office Considering Embassy's Report
AMBASSADOR'S
REPORT
Not Taking Matter Too
Seriously
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London, Apr. 19.
The Foreign Office has received a report from the Embassy in Tokyo sum- marising the Japanese hegemony statement and including a brief comment by the Ambassador, which it is understood, indicates that ho does not take the statement: too seriously. United Pros8.
ment had put aside class concep- NANKING'S
tions and had simply tried to
restore fairly the sacrificas do-
manded of the people in 1931-
BEAN ULTRA-CAUTIOUS.
REPLY
JAPAN'S CLAIM
In reply to the suggestion that COUNTERBLAST TO lie had been unduly cautious, tho Chancellor of the Exchequer pointed out that, no provision had been made for supplementary "estimates.
**** He also dealt with Sir Herbort Sumuele charge that the Govern ment was contributing to the spread of economie", nationalism by the Ottawa and other com- mercial agreements, c
Mr. Chamberlain said he · BOW
INDEPENDENCE ASSERTED
Nanking, April 20. Intended as a counterblast ECONOMIC NATIONALISM., to the Japanese hegemony 10. prospect of economic statement issued by the atlonaliem diminishing In the Japanese Foreign Office on next fow yours and claimed that April 17, an informal state- the government had taken what over measures were possible to ment was also issued by the secure the maintenance of Bri Nanking Foreign Office yes- Lain'e share of International trade terday afternoon. by means of commercial · ngroć.
The statement was actuated by
It was, he added, because we numerous enquiries made of the saw that a contraction of interWalchlaopu by the foreign national trade was coming that we diplomats through informal went to Ottawa to lay the Tounds-channels."
tions from which Inter-Imperial: The statement was as follows: trade, though not at the moment
"Chinn holds the belief that in-
BRITAIN
SUSPICIONS AND ANXIETY
A FEELER OR DEFINITE LINE OF POLICY?
TWENTY-ONE DEMANDS
IN NEW FORM
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LONDON, APRIL 19.
FRESH SUSPICIONS AND ANXIETIES CON
CERNING JAPAN'S POLICY IN CHINA HAVE BEEN
Mr. Ariyoshi, Japanese Minister to China, whose, InQuesce in suld to be largely responsible for the "Hands Off China!" policy,
BACK TO
AROUSED BOTH IN LONDON AND WASHINGTON FIRST
BY THE REMARKABLE "HANDS OFF CHINA!”
· STATEMENT IN TOKYO
Most quarters take a very serious view of the state. ment, which seems to represent a claim to overlordship,
PRINCIPLES
though others suggest that it was made informally with SIR A. G. ANDERSON the sole purpose of judging, from the reaction, what policy to pursue.
Attention is drawn to the similarity of the hege mony demand with certain of the tens of the Twenty- One Demands, notably those of group five, demanding Japanese advisers in political, financial and military affairs, a Japanese-controlled police force, Japanese control of munitions, and consultation with Japan be- fore accepting foreign capital for development purposes. American quarters regard the statement as a de. claration of a financial embargo on China.
NINE-POWER TREATY RECALLED
Chinese!
MILITARY AVIATION.
ON TRADE
BUYER-AND-SELLER
RELATIONS
London, Apr, 19, -
THE
CHURCHILL CHARGE
SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEETS
POSTPONEMENT OF SILVER TALK
Pressure of Business at White House: Washington, Apr. 19. Owing to pressure of business, the White House. Conference between Presi dent Roosevelt and the leaders of the silver bloc in Congress has been post-,
until Saturday.
Reuter
ALLEGED BREACH, poned
OF PRIVILEGE
London, Apr. 19.
The Committee of Privileges of the House of Commons, to which Mr. Winston Churchill's charges against Sir Samuel Hoare, chiefly, have been referred, met for the first time to-day.
•
it was decided to invite Mr. Churchill to attend Its next meet- Ing, which has been arranged for Monday.
AMERICAN OLIVER TWISTS
DEVALUATION OF DOLLAR
Mr. Ramsay MacDonald was elected chairman of the Committee.. Mr. Churchill contends that cer- tain negotiations with the Manches-j ter Chamber of Commerce wore tant- amount to bringing pressure to bear to procure a fundamentul al- toration in the evidence submitted ther
THE FULL LIMIT DEMANDED Washington, Apr. 19. A campaign seeking fur- devaluation of the
to the Joint Select Committee on dollar and further inflation- Indian Constitutional Reform.
Sir Samuel Hoare welcomed the of the currency by other investigation declaring that it methods is foreshadowed.
would expose Mr. Winston Churchill as having unearthed "yet another. |miore's-nest.—Neutor,....
STEEL INDUSTRY
REVOLUTION
At the conclusion of a meeting lasting seventeen days, the National) Agricultural Conference unant- mously adopted a resolution urging President Roosevelt to Fuse. his powers to increase Immediately the price of gold to the highest point permitted by law, with a view to raising the purchasing power of the farmers.
In his presidential address to the Association of British Cham- bora of Commerce today, Sir Alan Garrett Anderson expressed the FIVE-YEAR-PLAN immediate restoration of with, the
view that one of the principles which must be observed before world markets could be restored was that the chief creditor nation in the circle of world"trade"must buy more than it sells or its debtor will be unable to sell more than It buys and so pay its debts.
The principles on which tho the past had been forgotten and must be restored.
APPROVED
HAPPY OUTLOOK
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taken in its history,
The resolution alsu urges the
price level, If necessary
aid of the remonetisation of silver. and the continued Federal purchase of farm produce for relief purposes.
-Reuter:~~:
PRESIDENT & SILVER.
New York, Apr. 19. After Initial duliness, the all- vor market advanced in the after- noon, on news that the President silver Ja willing to reconsidor legislation.
The British Government, is now tral Political Council for final world's market had flourished in capable of Indefinite expansion ternational peace depends on the studying the report from the approval-Reutor.. owing to the limited population co-operation of all nations, and British Embassy in Tokyo regard-
The axioms of commerein) mn- of the Dominions, nevertheless that in order to secure permanent
thematics were paremptory rules,
London, April 19.
The market declined slightly on offered an almost inimitable oppor peace between antions it is neces-ing the so-called Japanese Monroe
Tokyo, April 20.
The National Federation of tumily for the future-Reuter,
sary to develop a spirit of mutual Doctrine statement.
The Japances Foreign Office and, the British Empire, and those
market, allver being offered below understanding and to eradicats
In the meantime, a
has issued another informal state- nations which agreed to these Iron and Steel Manufacturers to profit-taking after the close of the axioms or principles, would bind day took what the chairman des-losing prices in consequence of all-causes, which would lead to
ment further explaining official spokesman in London ex-lagued on April 17. It states, themselves together by the mutual cribed as the most important step the Silver Conference being post- FRENCH NOTE TO destructive quarrels.
"There is no nation in the pressed the opinion to a United inter alia, that Japan objects in grant of the most favoured nation the industry had ever collectively poned until Saturday-Per Siven,
Culbertson and Fritz, world which can claim the right Press representative
that the particular to the expansion of privilege.
Until the day when the world
At the special meeting of the! or tako the sole responsibility, of statement is merely a feeler in military aviation in China through market once more included every
In members called, the proposed new maintaining peace in any place. tended to sound out. Government foreign assistance. Central News country, they should show,
"As China is a member nation of reaction in different parts of the
smaller circles, that commerce constitution was overwhelmingly the League of Nations, the world to the len of increased!
could to-day as in the past sustain approved. naturally has a share in the sum Japanese
It involves the establishment of both buyers and sellers and spread
Central Authoritative Body total of the responsibility of affairs.
employment and, demand through-ja Berlin, April 19 securing international poace and
representing all sections of the fout the circle. French Noto to Britain has security and, in co-operation with
to promote maximum The larger the circle the better industry, particularly bitter semi-other nations, to promote this
but let them at least agree on the efficiency and also to the all principles, join a circle and make necessary measures to expand the
export trade. a start towards recovery.
GERMAN FEELING
BITTER
ent.
atated thint the Note
France wants to con-
sarmament negotiations
movement in all directions.
SOVEREIGN RIGHTS.
control
of
Chinese
NINE-POWER TREATY.
SILENT MINISTER
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Different Versions. of Statement
London, April 19.
JAPAN'S BUYING OF OLD SHIPS
Causes Discontinuance
A British authority said it was hardly possible that Japan would
of U.S. Scrapping bo demanding exclusive privilegos
Sir Alan expressed the hope that The chairman, Mr. James Hen- Asked if he could make any the Government would convince derson, stated that the industry.
Washington, April 19. March was working up to It is believed that an effort will while Germany looks "In the course of her endeavours in China. He recalled the under-
takings in the Nine-Power Treaty, atatement as to the verbal declara- Also means France's re- to reach these final objectives, which pledged the Powers to re- tion made at the Japanese Foreign the gold blee that to maintain cur-in
no aggressive in- of the ideas of German China has
frain from seeking spheres of Offee as to the relations of foreign encics they must join in assert eighty per cent. of capacity, af, In armaments-Reuter, tention towards
nation interest and oxclusive rights in countries with China, Sir John ing correct principles and in ro-much higher rate in relation to be made during the present session ora nationa, - ΠΟΣ of: dell.
disturb China, He also drew attention to Simon said: "All I can say at pre-storing the exchange of trade and capacity than any other steel-of Congress to determine the rights berately causing any
1920 four-Power banking sent is that the statement appears would convince other nations that
Renter's Special Service,
ERICAS CUP ALLENGER
any
the
anco of peace in the Orient. The consortium, in which it was agreed to have been made orally by press commerce would not thrive unloProducing country in the world.of the Secretary of Commerce to
fact that China has established joints to consider applications for oflcors of the Japanese Foreign was based on stable money. relations with other. nations,
Office. There are somewhat dif- British Wirciesa. ferent versions of what was anid
which contribute to the above new foreign financing of enter- objectives, is similar to the re-prises in China.--United Press. Jations aubsisting between other
DEAVOUR" nations that claim the right of LEGISLATIVE YUAN
exorcising their Independent sovereignTMpowers"
3
Apr) 19.5 "Co-operations between nations of the taking the forms of loans or Athalalla tochuleni assistance is not regard- Henger for ed as of a political nature, and
Asus therefore such co-operation be
tween China and other nations, is also non-political
ULTERIOR MOTIVE?
ENQUIRING
Mr. Wang Ching-wei
To Appear
Nanking, April 20.. Mr. Wang Ching-woi is appear-
Tho purchase of army plants ing before the Legislative Yuan other nations and the on- this morning to answer questions
ent of foreign military
by in
have boozt required by
regard to Sino-Japanese rela-
i
and I have nothing to show KING & QUEEN AT
whether it was an
authoritative
declaration. 1. must await infor-
mation before I can say anything further."-British Wireless.
MR. ARIYOSHI'S NANKING VISIT
Mr.
ALDERSHOT
WITNESS IMPRESSIVE
DISPLAYS
London, April 19.
dispose of merchant ships, of which 270 remain, from the war.
It is understood that the scrap. plng of these ships was discon- AUSTRALIA'S TEST tinued because it was thought that
there was a tendency on the part. TEAM
of one country to buy all ships.
ARRIVES IN EUROPE
Villefranche, Apr. 19.
offered.
It is pointed out that Japan has. been a large purchaser of old ven- ads from Great Britain for scrap-- ping in Japan.-Reuter.
The Australian cricketers bound for England for the Test matches
U.S. BANKER'S DEATH The King and Queen to-day have arrived hore. visited Aldershot and toured the It is learned that the party will
New York, Apr, 19. The death has becurred of Mr. Proceeding to Tokyo camp. They saw an impressive now soparate for some time, until
they are re-assombled for the open-Robert Otis. Hayward, a director display of physical training. Next Week
Later they drove through cheering of the cricket season. Some of of Dillon, Rend and Company, Shanghai, April 20.
inglines of soldiers to the them are going to England via well-known bunkers Reuter. Ariyoshi, the Japanese Guards Parado Ground, where Switzerland. Others are going to own Paris, Some are staying on board Minister in Chirin, whose influence the King Inspected his Company This
of the and proceeding direct to England. la alleged to have been chiefly personal
Come Renter: for the Foreign Offico Grenadiers Guards. Information concerning Japan's responsible statement, returned pauy is reputed to be the tallost
from
in the British Army," the average Nanking this morning. ing what has been "Hands Off China!" statement will
Ho declared that he merely wont helght of the men boing six foot In the direction also be requested.
The Victualiing,Yard at the Naval Internal security. It is understood that Mr. Wang to the capital to say good-bye to three inches: A
Thoir Majesties were later Mr. Lin Sen, President of the Depot at Kowloon, was entered by an national re-will, declare that no negotiations Mr. Wang Ching-wel. The North former has no are proceeding at the moment and China situation, was not, he said, greatly interested in a riding dis-State Council, arrived in Shanghal unknown, thief the night before latte using such that If any decisions are ranched discussed. He is loving for play by three cavalry regiments from Nanking this morning, for and cutlery to the vaine of $25 wa
Vid they will be submitted to the Cen-Tokyo on April 25, Reuter, British Wireless.
ities of national defenco tions. nal security.There is
any nation to fool
MR. LIN SEN IN SHANGHAI Shanghal, April,20.
medical attention. Reuter
Killed by n 'rock falling on him from the hillside at Au Poi Lang village, Hunghom, thu, body of Chow Fat, an partii carrier, was removed to, the Mortuary yesterday,
atolen.