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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNI
Labourite Cleric Presses For
Action In Far East
London, To-day.
In the House of Commons, the Rev. R. W. Sorensen (Labour) asked the Prime Minister to propose to the League the immediate consideration of means whereby the economic needs of China and Japan could be assisted through League action and international agreement at the con- clusion of hostilities, or earlier, if the oppor- tunity offered.
Mr. R. A. Butler, replying, recapitulated the recom- mendations already taken by the League re- garding China and added that no request had been received for economic assistance to Japan through League action.
FRANCE PUTS QUESTIONS TO POLAND
Paris, To-day. France's relations with Poland are being reviewed in conversa- tions between M. Bonnet and the Polish Ambassador, who just re- cently returned from Warsaw bringing replies to various ques- tions put by the French Govern- ment, with a view to clarifying the position and strengthening the collaboration of the two al- lied governments.
It is understood that the re- plies were considered satisfac- tory.
Mr. Sorensen then asked if the Prime Minister realised the eco- nomic factor was one of the serious causes of war and required, far more initiative from the Govern- ment than they had hitherto given?
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The Prime Minister replied that he had already informed the House that the Government fully realised the importance of this matter.
Mr. Sorensen asked if he was satisfied with what was being done and the Prime Minister replied in the affirmative.-Reuter.
ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE TREATY PROVISIONS
London, To-day.
Sir Louis Smith asked -Mr. Oliver Stanley during yesterday's session of the House of Commons -whether in the negotiations for an Anglo- Although details of the ques-American Treaty he considered the tions are unknown, it is presum-, desirability of so framing the Treaty ed that some concerned the re-that Japan would be unable in the cent steps attributed to Colonel most favoured nation clause to Beck, the-Polish Foreign Minis- take advantage of all the conces ter, with a view to the formation sions made to the United King- of a neutral block between Rus-dom with respect to imports to sia and Germany. Reuter. the United States?
Bremen, To-day.
Mr. Stanley replied that the tariff treatment by the United States of imports from Japan was entirely a matter for that Government.
Among the 1,200 passengers who He also assured Sir Louis Smith arrived were yesterday on board that the question of ensuring that the North German liner "Europa" tariff concessions accorded to the was the well-known American air- United Kingdom under a trade ship commander, Robdanl, who agreement with the United States has been invited by the German would be so framed as to ensure Zeppelin Works to take part in the the benefit in those classes of goods celebration of the 100th anniversary in which the United Kingdom had of the birth of Count Zeppelin. a major interest, was being fully Trans-Ocean.
kept in mind. Reuter.
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By HAL FORRES
TAILSPIN TOMMY
JUST AS JERRY
WAS ABOUT TO LAND THE CABIN PLANE DUMAK REVIVED AND GRAPPLED WITH THE BRAVE · LAD THE SHIP. PROMPTLY CAME DOWN IN A HARD PANCAKE LANDING AND TOMMY "AND" SKEETS QUICKLY LANDED THEIR OWN PLANE. NEAR THE OTHER!
Jerry in Danger!
TOMİ MEBBE. THEY JUST LURED US DOWN ...TO BUMP USTAWE AINT GOT ANY GUNS
BUT WE'VE GOT TO GET JERRY.
"AWAY
FROM:
CROOKS
THOSE
SOMEHOW!
SOMETHING'S HAPPENING. IN THERE,
SKEETS!
PLE TEAR YOU
APA
H-HELP!
THEYRES MURDERIN
JERRY
COME ON.
SKRETA
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