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AMBASSADORIAL BLISS

Few who have followed events in the Far East may quarrel with the former Ambassador's - esti- cause of operations Chai area.

But still ender to his bland that China, should be

to Japanese militar- logic of this astounding pation of a free hand to all

sthies while culis ks and Britain and other free- thinking democracies air their ral superiority in an aloof

dain. It may be true that the threat of economic pressure lends impetus to the cult of self-suffi- Leiency. But that, surely, is an illustration of its power. Would- be disturbers of the world's peace are afraid more of the economic weapon than they are

aircraft carrier or the

nch gun. They know that muntary strength is not the first Land- last, wird ktm order. Sir Francis Lindley is right that it may be that Sir Francis one thing. There are few who Lindley would abandon the whole would be prepared to argue with principle of sanctions? his proposition that the Chinese į Government

manoeuvred the Olde Calais Regained?

Japanese into the campaign round Shanghai with the double and perfectly legitimate object

Calais, which the French once of creating a diversion from the thought important enough to struggle in the North and em-capture from us, is no longer broiling Japan with the Powers. what it was. The mayor is wor- Sir Francis knows something of ried, for the lace industry is what he is talking about. He was dying and wages are rising, and Britain's Ambassador to Japan on Sunday he made an astonish- during the troublous days of the ing proposal: "Must we, in or- Manchurian invasion and until der to save the town, hand Calais 1934. He should be acquainted back to the British? Does the therefore with Japanese foreign mayor think that the town's lace an easier policy, with the power of the products would find Japanese military machine in way into England? No, for he frelation to civil authority in is a French mayor with his wits Japan, and also with the men about him, and he will remember ace that China has to meet by Nottingham. It is of other every available means at her things that this subtle man hand How he proceeds from must be thinking Tile English- that background and from his man is a practical man, he has original proposition to condem- not been able to remember mich nation of international action to of his country's history, but stop Japanese aggression pre- what he does remember he loves. sents the difficulty of under And it may be that half of what standing.

most Englishmen remember of Assuming that pan in Calais. The Ter Burghers and China did their history is concerned with

Queen

WITLED on

force action upon Shanghai, and that for the mo what was ment may be assumed without Mary's heart-they are unfor

whether it

orgettable things. Now among Son to be the Anglo-Saxons, there is al

gastways a fature for a tower olda past, and syndicates will reap be where text-books have sown she The mayor, knows all this be imal sees visions the port of Calais filled with visiting steamers

pouring in and out of the hostelries, Ye Jally ** “Ye · Genuine - Jelly Ye Original and Only

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ap-Jolly Burghers (the Last House That in France)" He sees Ines

I to its in-stalls along the quays laden

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"Calais

the pink icing,

ice halters,

Crecy cakes.

the

lies

mat- round the corner bøt, surely, the of Canton, far from mayor is only threatening.. his objectives or the fight-countrymen. After all, in an were blasted by Jap English Calais he might not, be

alallowed to be mayor.