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MORE OPTIMISM AT CONFERENCE.

JAPAN WILLING TO ACCEPT COMPROMISE PROPOSALS.

SITUATION IMPROVED.

• London, Yesterday. A particularly optimistic tone was found to obtain in American

delegation circles to-night. Mr. H. L. Stimson told American cor- respondents that "the situation has much improved since last week. I am much more optimistic of a Five Power agreement than I was then,"

A Naval Conference communique stules that Admiral Wakatsuki announced at a meeting of the heads of the delegations that the Japanese Government's reply on the British, American and Japanese compromise proposals had been re- ceived. He stated that the Government, being desirous of fully co-operating in promoting the success of the Conference, recom- mended the acceptance of the pro- posals with certain reservations, which still have to be discussed in detail.

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald said that he and Mr. Stimson have al ready had the opportunity of ex- pressing the deepest appreciation of the spirit and substance of the reply,

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大英肆月三號 禮拜肆日 中華民國庚午年三月初五日

THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930.

JOKE OF AMERICAN WHAT AN ENDURANCE

FLIGHT REVEALED.

PLANET.

GIVEN OFFICIAL NAME IN THE PLAN TO SMUGGLE JAPANESE

SENATE.

'DOES "ICARUS" EXIST?

The

INTO UNITED STATES,

AIRMAN ARRESTED.

Washington, Yesterday."

New York, Yesterday. An aeroplane presented to Mr. new planet discovered by

Mendell and Mr. Reinhart, after re- Lowell Observatory, Arizona, was fuelling for an endurance flight, recently the subject of a debate in has been confiscated and Mr. the Senate, especially in relation Mendell, who is in the custody of to reports from Europe and else-border of Lower California, is to Mexican Customs officials on the

where reflecting doubts of such a face planel's existence.

a charge of conspiring tu Professor Mac-amuggle Japanese into the country Chicago by aeroplane-Reuter's American

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milian, astronomer of University, said: A resolution was moved that the planet be named Iicarus. servatory stated that the planet's

Officials of Lowell 05-|PRIMATE ON SOVIET.

course had been followed closely. (Continued from Page 1.) Ita motion was continuously along the trans-Neptunian path.-Reuter's American Service.

PITCH AND TOSS.

Obstruction Outside a

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Less Terrible

Lord Parmoor, replying for the Government, said that the Govern- ment had no intention whatever, unless the condition attached to diplomatic relations was infringed, of severing relationship with Russia or weakening the oppor- tunity that might be afforded through that relationship of in- fluencing conditions in Russia._It not easy to say what the The plenary session, fixed for the Tai Yat Theatre, at Battery Street, those conditions. He was glad to Arising out of complaints made by Government could do to Influence April 4, has been postponed sine Sub-Inspector John Fender arrested see some change had taken place, die owing to the progress of cer- three Chinese for causing an obstrue- but in the meantime the terrors of tain (British and French) convertion playing pitch and toss. sations, which it is undesirable to

this movement undoubtedly pre- At the Kowloon Magistracy this vailed in Russia, thaugh he believ-| interrupt at this stage, and which morning the three men were cautioned ed on information supplied to him might be affected by a public state- by Mr. Whyte-Smith, who indicated that they were less terrible now ment concerning them. The Com-that if these cases become too common than at any time during the last munique says that it is impossible he would have to impose fines of- send to say whether the Conference will

them to prison. Anish before Easter.

Virtual Acceptance.

London, Later.

The Japanese Naval delegation

He gave them only a caution, because they had spent a night in the cells.

10 years.

The separation of the school from the State, lamentable as it was in Russia, had been a matter of acute differences of opinion in other countries, but surely the at- have issued a statement confirming of the conversations between Mr. titude of any State towards educa- Japan's virtual acceptance of the Henderson and M. Briand, a for- tion was purely the internal con- British and American proposals re-mula, which is founded on Annexe cern of each Government, and no garding the ratios as, between F of the Locarno Treaty, defining representation on such an laaue America and Japan. The statement the responsibilities of members of could be justified. contains an important reservation, the League of Nations in the

Proof Needed. namely, the assumption of a event of war, was sent to Paris We all detested a systematic treaty to be concluded and to re- last night for the consideration denial of religious tolerance In main in force until the end of 1936, of the French Government. Russia but no outside Government after which Japan will be in a position to require an entire consideration of the whole problem. Earlier Cables.

London, Yesterday.

re-

It is understood that as a result

ter,

The Daily Herald statea that could rightly act in such a matter Italy is now prepared to abandon unless two conditions were satisfi- her claim to "parity," and the ed. Firstly, it would need to have prospects of a Five-Power Pact overwhelming, accurate proof that have improved considerably-Reu- wrongs were being committed, so

galling in their nature and extent. that they came to be the concern of the whole civilised world. The principle that one country should not seek to interfere with the in- ternal affairs of another was not a mere matter of diplomatic pros- perity. It was an essential condi- tion of the relations of any kind between one Government and an- other. Secondly, the Government must have good reason to hope that its action would really alleviate) such wrongs or at least not "do more harm than good-British Wireless Service.

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According to Warder MeCutcheon, when he saw the girl she was well an' the side of the road, so he pro- eeeded to overtake her. As the cycle got abreast with her she sud- denly ran out.. Hor head, hit tho left side of the handle bar and he was thrown off. At the time of the accident the cycle was travelling at 25 miles an hour and the girl ran out too quickly for him to do. anything to avoid her. AR

Dr. J. E. Dovey certified that death was due to fracture of the base of the skull, shock, and com cussion

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