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Following a conversation with

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Capetown, June 23. The Assembly has passed the

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During the debate on the cited instances of alleged mili- great progress was being made, second reading of the Flag Billtarism by Germany, received a and they neurer to agreement on major eral Smuts proposed an Opposi-mann, German Foreign Minis- tion amendment favouring a fag

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the Vierkleur (the green, red, garding the results, as the Americans, he added, had asked white and blue flag). for a statement regarding the effect of the British proposals as to capital ships,

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A Pact With Britain.

Tokyo, June 23. The "Japan Times," comment- ing on the "Nichi Nichi" article uttering a warning against a pos- sible the British mentioned earlier, expresses views which some believe to have been inspired by the Foreign Office.

"We," says the "Times," "do, not share the belief that the con- clusion of some entente or under- standing, with England is neces- sarily pregnant with international entanglements.

He urged that there should be measure conceived in a wide spirit of agreement, declaring that the Government's flag (leay

General Smuts.

"On the contrary an effective ing out the Union Jack) would understanding or pact with that lead to racial discord. He warn- country in the Pacific is highly ed the Government that passions desirable: such an understanding were boiling in the country, and in fact should form an integral appealed for the question to be part of the proposed disarmament approached in a super-party

spirit

South from a larger agreement."--Reuter:

African standpoint.

The English did not ask for the inclusion of the Union Jack as a superior authority but as their part of the flag of unity and equality, symbolising na- tionally the traditions of both races,

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Tokyo, June 23. While retaining a firm stand against the application of the 6-5-3 ratio; opinion is gaining ground that a compromise satis factory to 'all.concerned will be reached between the proposals of the three Powers at the tri- partite conference.

"What is M. Poincare's alm the Ruhr policy or the Locarno policy?" demanded Dr. Stresemann, "One or the other is possible, but not both. only want the restoration of German sovereignty. We want to be peaceful but free.

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Dr.-Stresemann declared that Germany's disarmament "unto nakedness" with the guarantees supplied at Locarno were the utmost that could be offered as regards security.

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"We are entitled to demand! that the Allies carry out their solemn promise. It has become a question of confidence in the honesty of our co-signatories' in- tentions and it will not do to wait until German public opinion has lost patience in this regard."

Incidentally Dr. Stresemann said he was confident Germany wuold be given a seat on the Mandates Commission in Septem- ber in accordance with the de- cisions of the League Council. Reuter..

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"Jiji" calls attention to the be- lief that the Japanese delegates may propose a tri-partite pact guaranteeing mutual peace and safety for the purpose of re- inforcing and making more effec- tive whatever disarmament may be reached.-Reuter.

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Rugby, June 23.

The battle cruiser "Renown,"" with the Duke and Duchess of York homeward bound from their great tour, arrived at Gibraltar to-day.

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