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TO WORLD PEACE.

MR. LLOYD GEORGE ON THE US. STEP.

OUR FAR EAST POLICY.

any single factor, depends the peace and well-being of the world.

"We also desire, as I have stated, to maintain our close friendship and co-operation with Japan. The great- est merit of that valuable friendship is that it harmonises the influence and activities of the two greatest Astatic Powers, and thus constitutes an essential safeguard to the well. being of the British Empire and the peace of the East. We also aim at preserving the open door in China. and at giving the Chinese people

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of peaceful progress and development. In addi tion to these considerations, we desire to safeguard our own vital interests in the Pacifin, and to preclude any competitisa in naval armaments bet ween the Pacific Powers.

Mr. Lloyd George in his statement in Parliament on the proposed Wa hington conference on the limits tion of armaments, reminded mem hers that he informed them he was arabing replies to conversations which had taken place between the Foreign Secretary and the representa tires of the Governments of the United States, Japan, and China. Thes followed discussions in the Imperial Cabinet. "I am very glad to be able to inform the House to-day that the views of the Government of the United States have reached me satisfactory extremely and The reply of the Chinese Government is also favourable. We have not yet received a reply from the Government sions and conferences.

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of Japan, but we have good reason to hope that it will he in the same; sense."

Explaining the discussions at the imperial Cabinet. Mr. Lloyd George said the broad lines of Imperial policy in the Pacific and the Far East were ⚫h first subjects to which they ad. dressed themselves, hating special regard to the Anglo-Japanese Treaty, the future of China, and the bearing of both those questions on the re lations of the British Empire with the United States.

"Afi the representatives of the Empire agree that our aims on these matters should be communicated with frackness to the United States. Japan, and China. with the object of secur ing an exchange of views which might lead to more formal discus-

MR. HARDING'S INITIATIVE. "The Foreign Secretary accord. held conversations with ingly the American and Japanese Ambas adors and the Chinese Minister, at which he communicated the view of the Imperial Cabinet, and asked in return for the views of their respec- tive Governments, and he expressed the hope in these conversations that this exchange of views might, if their Goverments shared our views in that respect, cave the way for conferences on the problems of the Pacific and the Far East.

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"We were actuзted in our deliber. ations by three main considerations.

"The views of the President of the Japan is an old and proved ally. The

United States were made public agreement of 20 years' standing be

The American Government tween a has been a very great! by benefit not only to curselves and her Mr. Harding has taken the step of inviting but in the peace of the Far East.: mentous China has a very numerous people, Powers to a conference on the limita with great potentialities, who esteem our friendship hiahiy, and whose in- terests we on our side desire to assist and advance. (Cheers.)

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FALL FROM FOURTH STOREY.

[China Mail SPECIAL.)

SHANGHAI, Acx. 20.

An inquest yesterday was adjourn- ed for a week in connection with the tragic death of Alexander Lang, a guest at the Kalee Hotel who early yesterday fell from the fourth storey of the hotel. The tragedy is a mystery. The deceased bad been in Shanghai only one week. He was! a native of Boatbridge, Scotland. He leaves a widow and seven children. Lang represected Robert Grant and Co. of New York.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mr. A. G. Cerbin has passed as 1st mate (5.5.) and Mr. William Turner as 2nd class Engineer.

A 70-year old Chinese is now in the Government Civd Hospital suffer. ing from severe injurier to his head, alleged to have been inflicted with a

has hammer by an assailant who absconded.

As the result of a fall while at tempting to beard a moving tram car in Kennedy Town yesterday' afiemoon, a Chinese is now in the

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MISSING SEAMAN.

Captain Baylis, Superintendent of ibe Sailors' Home at West Point, bas reported to the police that a peaman named H. H. Guff (35) a pative of Scotland, living at the home has been missing since the morning of August 16. The man's description is given as height 5t. 7ins.; build: medium; complexion: fair. When last seen he was dressed in blue dungres.

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for the Empire as a whole. The Samshoi and Wachow **The object of our discussions was world has been looking to the United Java vis Batavis to find a method of combining all States for such a lead, and I am con- those three factors in a policy which fident that the House will esteem it would remove the danger of heavy as an act of far-seeing statesmanship naval expenditure in the Pacific, with and will wish it success. No effort all the evils which such expenditure will be lacking to make it so on be enrails, and which would ensure the half of the British Empire, which to the full the liberal and development of all legitimate national shar s interests in the Far East. We had in progressive spirit inspiring it.

"Let me add one word as to the the first place to ascertain our exact position with regard to the Anglo part played in these events by the Japanese Agreement. There had Imperial Conference. I venture to say. been much doubt as to where the that the action taken by that Con notification to the League of Nations, ference could not have been taken in so prompt and unanimous a fashion made last July, constitúted a de, nunciation of the Agreement in sense but for the intimate personal consul of Clause 6 of the Treaty.

tations between the Prime Ministers of the Empire and the represectatives of India which this gathering has en-Kociunt, abled us to enjoy."

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"After preliminary discussion in the Imperial Cabinet the matter was referred to the Lord Chancellor, who considered it with the Law Officers of the Crown, and held that no representation_at the conference! denunciation had yet been given. It referred to by Fresident Harding was follows that the Anglo-Japanese to be limited representatives of the. Agreement remains in force until it particular Governmenta concerned.

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of the Covenant should prevail. Mr. Lloyd George: Notice to this effect has now been given to the League.

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LONDON, August 19.

The "Journal of Commerce" zonounces that satisfactory trials have been completed at Saone in France with a new type of water glider fitted with 6-cylinder motor ordered by the Chinese Government for the conveyance of merchandise and passengers on the great rivers. The makers claims that in favourable conditions the machines are capable of exceeding fly miles an hour with twelve passengers,

UPPER SILESIAN PROBLEM.

SPANIARD TO PRESENT FACTS TO THE LEAGUE.

LONDON, August 19.

Viscount Tihi, the acting President of the Council of the League of Nations, has invited Senor. Delcop, the Spanish representative, to place be fore the Council at Geneva on August 25 an impartial statement of, the CUPs razeding the question of Upper Silesia.

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