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WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 28, 1938.
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BRITISH MEDIATION REPORTED Anglo-Japanese Talks Deadlocked
PEACE MOVE BY London To
AMBASSADOR
TOKYO, Nov. 22.
INFORMED POLITICAL QUARTERS, consider it| possible that the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie,| in pursuance of the King's speech which expressed His Majesty's solicitude for the return of peace between Japan and China, has sounded out the Japanese Government as to their attitude regarding possible mediation.
The "Yomiuri Shimbun" declares (ning every inducement to urge that the British Ambassador, acting Cantonese, now taking refuge in on instructions from his Home Gov-Hongkong and Macao, to return ernment, proposed on November 1 to
Premier Konoye mediation in the to Canton: Sino-Japenese
that Chinese now in Canton, how- Premier Konoye rejected the pro
confilet, but
Vancouver Non-Stop
London, Nov. 22.
On the occasion of the visit of the King and Queen to Canada next year, the Royal Air Force. is to try a hon-stop fight from London to Vancouver, according to a proposal made by the Cana- dian Government to the British Air Ministry.
The distance is 6.400 nautical miles, or 800 miles less than the long-distance world record fight from Erypt to Australia recently established by R.AF. Blers- Trans-Ocean.
LOYALISTS
RETREAT FROM SAGRES
Insurgent's" Claim Pressure Relieved
PARIS, Nov. 22, REPORTS FROM THE Franco-Spanish frontier state that according to the Insurgents the bridge at the head of the Sagre River sector near Seros, which has been seriously threatened during recent days, has been completely freed from
TRADE PACT pressure as a result of
operations by the Navarre
posals on the ground of Japan's fixed ever, are not allowed to leave WITH INDIA Divisions.
policy refusing to deal with the the city unless the Japanese Chiang Kai-shek regime.
authorities are in possession of
The paper asserts that the pence proposals provided:
preservation of the Open Door and Equal Opportunity and protection of the rights and interests of foreign Powers in China;
cqual treatment of foreigners in China:
of
discontinuance anti-Japanese agitation and Japanese military operations in China; and
mer-i
discontinuance of the boycolt! movement against Japanese chandise in China-Domel.
EFFORTS TO RE-OPEN RIVER
the most adequate material PROGRESSES
guarantee for their return.- United PresR.
More Strikes In France
Valencienne, Nov. 22.
Iron and stcel Five-thonsand workers exployed in the forges of Deshouts Fourneauz of Denainanzio, and occupied have gone on strike the works in sympathy with strikers, who, earlier in the day, occupied the
CANTON, Nov, 23. NEGOTIATIONS BE-gun factory. TWEEN the British and
Japanese authorities in Canton have broken down.
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As a result, the de- parture of the British steamer Kinshan, which was to have left for Hongkong, has been postponed indefinitely.
The nature of difficulties has not been revealed.
the
Negotiations have been the proceeding between
authorities on British Shameen and the Japanese military and naval au- thorities for some time.
It will be recalled that the British Commander-in- Chief, Sir Percy Noble, visited the recently Japanese Commander-in- Chief, the call being subse- quently returned in Hong- kong.
It is hoped that negotiations have not ended in complete failure, and that the Kinshan may be able to get away during the coming week-end.
It is understood that the Japanese authorities are plan-
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London, Nov. 23.
The Loyalists, it is reported, were forced to abandon several important redoubts on the right
Negotiations for a new trade agree-bank of the river which were ment with India have reached an believed to be besieged as bases advanced stage.
for attacks on the Lorida-Fraga The whole matter is at the momenti
road. under the consideration of the Government of India, as result of In a battlo in this position yester- recent
discussions with unofficial day, the Insurgents, it is reported, advisers.
took 1,200 prisonera. In giving this information in the House of Cominens to-day, the prest-
Activity became impossible later dent of the Board of Trade added that yesterday on account of the bad he hoped active negotiations would weather, but the Insurgents profited be resumed shortly-British Wire-by the calm, and effected several reconnaisance expeditions into Loyal- ist territory.
Bad weather also prevented fight-
icss,
PIROW CANNOT ing in the Ebro region, United Press. COMMIT EMPIRE
stated that Mr. Plrow was not nu- London, Nov. 22. thorised to commit His Majesty's in uny conversations Questioned in the House of Com-Government Mobile guards are preparing to
German Government.- clear the factories of the strikers.mons on Mr. Oswald Pirow's visit to with the
Europe. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald Reulor.
Reuter.
SHE said
"If you were alone: why were there so many cigarette ends in your room?"
HE said
"For the very good reason, my dear, that I bad a brand new box of du Maurier. Here! There's one left.
You have it."
"Oh.. those cigarettes with the cunning filter tips? Thanks, I'd like to!"
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"There! See what I mean? Rather special aren't they? And no tell-tale tongue afterwards however many you smoke!”.
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