1937-03-12 — Page 24

CHINA MAIL, MARCH 12,

ANALYSIS OF SINO-JAPANESE

Amazing Story of Nazi Plot In U.S.

WASHINGTON, TO-DAY.-

AN ATTEMPT IS BEING MADE TO BUILD UP A FASCIST GOV- ERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

AS THE FIRST STEP TO THIS,

THE NAZIS "HAVE ORGANISED

AN ARMY IN THE UNITED

RELATIONS

BRITISH VERDICT ON MR. SATO'S SPEECH

London, To-day.

The speech by the new Japanese Foreign Min- ister, Mr. Sato, in the House of Peers, evokes an earnest and sympathetic notice in a long leader in the "Times" to-day.

STATES OF 200,000 MEN, WHICH| The paper says that no Bri-Anglo-Japanese friendship is fully WOULD BE INCREASED TOtish friends of Japan will quarrel reciprocated. 1,000,000 BEFORE THE END OF with Mr. Sato's explanation of It is true that sedative speeches the anxiety with which Japanese by Mr. Sato's predecessors were activities have been and still are sometimes followed by military de- regarded in Britain.

THE YEAR.

This sensational allegation was made in the House of Representa- tives yesterday by Mr. Samuel Dickstein, New York Democrat.

The open door in Manchukuo has become an exit rather than an en- trance for foreign traders.

monstrations which had a contráry effect, but the fact that Mr. Sato before accepting his new post, ex- changed views with Mr. Sugiyama in the presence of Premier Hayashi, SMUGGLING EVIL

is regarded by well-informed Japan- Attempts by the Japanese Kwan- ese opinion as highly significant. tung Army to detach the five north- There are signs that moderate ern provinces from dependence on opinion has begun to influence Ja- He was speaking in support of Nanking, were accompanied by panese foreign policy.

Mr. Dickstein, substantiating his statement, offered to name a hun- dred spies who were attempting to

establish a Fascist Government in

the United States.

tribution of slanderous

American propaganda.

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a resolution to investigate the dis-huge-scale smuggling with the aid General Hayashi is a soldier but un-of Japanese and Koreans who, his speech at the re-opening of the when hard pressed, could generally Parliamentary session was in no

Alexander Sandor Konya of SCARED TO DEATH count on the support of Japanese way that of a militaris, in 20 NCE is hereby given that

soldiers and warships.

references to Anglo-Japanese rela- Harbour View, Chatham Road, Thousands of German-Amerî-

Smuggling had lately shown tions were obviously inspired by a Kowloon, is applying to the Gor- cans, he stated, were scared to death because they were threaten-which it had caused had less ef-ment.

signs of revival but the losses genuine desire for their improve jernor for naturalization, and that any person who knows any reason ed with reprisals against their re-fect on British public opinion that

why naturalization should not be latives or property in Germany.

They had been forced to sign which inspired it.

granted should send a written and Japanese newspapers and politi-signed statement of the facts to the draft form for the German army,

cians had been advocating a change

Colonial Secretary. he alleged, failing which retalia-

of policy in China and Mr. Sato, by tion would result against their

courageously admitting past errors, connections in the homeland.

Mr. Dickstein named a chemist

firm as leader of the Nazi forces in the United States.--Reuter.

the aggressively

militarist spirit

CONSTRUCTIVE SPIRIT

SUTYUAN INVASION Frequent despatch of armed bands into Suiyuan, increases in has encouraged the prevailing cri- the Japanese garrisons, attempts ticism of a system in which Japan-

PUBLIC AUCTION

employed by a leading motor-car to undermine Chinese authority ese diplomacy has been the prisoner THE Undersigned have received throughout the north, could only rather than the ally, of the power-instructions to sell by Public give the impression that the miliful military clique.

Auction tarists were endeavouring to con-

"HINDENBURG” IN

AIR AGAIN

Leaving For South America Next Week

Yesterday's debate in the Diet

On

vert northern China into a Jawas further evidence of the growth Wednesday, the 17th March, 1937 panese protectorate.

of a constructively critical spirit.

BESETTING WEAKNESS

commencing at 230 p.m

their Sales Room, Buddell Street

A Quantity of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

"MILITARY APPETITE" British observers who had The Times" gives as example, studied the process which began criticisms by Mr. Tsurumi, who it Frankfurt-on-Main, To-day.

with the seizures of Manchuria, its says probably rendered a

great The giant dirigible Hindenburg Manchukuo

conversion into the client state of service to the Japanese Foreign ended its short "winter sleep" yes-tween Japan and the League, won-inter-departmental consultation

and the rupture be-Once by emphasising the lack of comprising

The airship will inaugurate the first regular flight to South America on March 16. -- Trans-Ocean.

FURNITURE

Battan Ware, Teak Drawing

terday when it took off on a fightdered how long it would be before and co-ordination which is the be- Room & Bed Room Furniture, Din- over Frankfurt.

the military party would threaten setting weakness of the Japanese ing Boom & Office Furniture, Car- The airship's

gines have been central China and jeopardise Bri-administration and accounts for pets, Rugs, Porcelain & Glass subjected to a complete

overtain's vast interests and recognised the great gaps that yawn so sud Ware, Brass & EP Ware, Enamel hauling.

rights in the Yangtse Valley, and denly and disconcertingly between & Aluminium Ware, Ornaments, how long the lawful Government of the assurances of Japanese states- Books, Clocks, Cutlery, Filters, China could risk internal revolution men and the actions of Japanese Pictures, Enamel Baths, Com- by mere passive diplomatic resis-soldiers.

modes, Coir Door Mats, Electric tance to the increasing Japanese

Table Lamps Gramaphones & Re- demands.

cords, Sewing Machine, Radio Sets, Typewriters, Bronze Figures, etc., etc.

also

GODOWN COMPANY

MEETING

EXPLOSION FEAR

Also if continual pressure was

Severely Hit By U.S. caused, there might be an explosion

Shipping Strike

which might throw all East Asia into the melting pot and would in-

It is still too early to pro- phesy success of the new po- licy

Chinese distrust will not dis- appear rapidly, The Army may reassert its power.

At the 50th annual meeting of the evitably promote a disastrous excludes, Mr. Sato's speech and yes

Nevertheless, the paper con- Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf and tension of the anti-foreign and terday's debate in the Diet are en- Godown Company held this morn-semi-nationalist brigand.com- ing, the Chairman, the Hon. Mr. J. munism of China which was the look on international relation

couraging signs of a better out- J. Paterson explained the falling off bugbear of Japanese militarists, Reuter of the Company's revenue and pro-whose policy helps to keep it alive. fits as largely due to the American It was these considerations shipping-strike, which had depriv-which affected the British attitude ed them of American shipping for to Japan far more than commercial 32 months

or differences towards

He mentioned further than traders in Hong Kong were living more from hand to month, with the result that income from storage charges was considerably less.

FAVOURABLE IMPRES ON

That

A full report of the proceedings Brit Cheld over by pressure on

to-morrow.

Rumanian Air Plans

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A Few Pieces of Black Wood Furniture and

One Upright Piano

One Grand Piano One-Camera & 1 Two G

On View from Teesday, the 16th.

Termi

on Delivery

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