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PHILIPPINES AND

INDEPENDENCE

EINSTEIN TO BE

NATURALISED?

Japanese Will Benefit Appeal To Home

Banff, Canada, Aug. 19. Manuel Camus, lawyer and civic leader of the Philippines who is heading the Philippine delegation to the Institute of Pacifis Rela- tions conference, told the United Pres to-day that tear of Japan was one tactor retarding the ac- ceptance of independence by the Philippines.

that

However, he was of the opinion the islanda were morally bound to accept Independence; be- cause they had aske osa long for It.

"The Japanese are the only per- sons independence will" benent." he said.

It will close the Philippines

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London-Steps are being taken to secure for Prof. Albert Eins- great German-Jewish tein, the scientist, rapid naturalisation as a subject. This could be British done by a certificate granted by the Home Secretary.

A bill is being introduce in the House ot Commons by Cmdr. Ollyer Locker-Lampson, M.P., to

market in the United States, mak-permit citizenship in Palestine to ing it, necessary for Filipinos to Imitate" Oriental methods to sur- vive."

In yesterday's session of the round table Japanese spokesmen said that the boycott was a more sinister weapon than armies.

This statement" brought a chal- lenge from the Chinese delegation, members of which reminded the Japanese that the boycott was China's only available means of defense.

The boycott as now practiced in China will end is soon as Japan halts her aggression in Manchuria, the Chinese asserted.

Jews deprived of it elsewhere. But in the case of Prof. Einstein it la felt that this would be neither adequate nor sumelently prompt.

Cmdr. Locker-Lampson. Prof Einstein's host, is writing to the Home Secretary, suggesting that this country should make a special gesture to a great man persecuted by his own country.

I have seen jurists on the mat- ter and ascertain that very little need stand in the way of prompt action. A naturalisation dertin- cate can be granted by the Secre- tary of State to anyone who has The Chinese denied that the na-resided in any part of Britain or tional government were respon sible for the boycott,

the Dominions for five years (with- in the last eight years). This They said government might be provision could, in exceptional cir- Held responsible for embargoes, cumstances, be waived--as it was but not for boycotts. The Chinese repeatedly neglected. before the also suggested that boycotts be law was stiffened. All the other classified as illegal unless aggres-conditions are in Einstein's case slon justifled their use.

easy of fulfilment, namely:

Population Issue Is Again Raised Banff, Alta., Canada, Aug. 19.2 The Institute of Pacife Relations was told to-day that the applica- tion of the national industrial re- covery ast in the United States may make it possible for foreign interests to offer stiff domestic trade competition, which will re- sult in American demands for higher tariffs.

The statement came from Har- old G." Moulton, assistant secretary of state in the Wilson adminis- tration, and now president of Brookings Institute at Washing-

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That the person should be of good character and know Eng- fish:

Intend to live within these Dominions or take part in some service of the Grown;

Take an oath of allegiance. To satisfy the second of the above conditions Prof. Einstein might be given a chair in science or mathematics at one of our uni- versities, or in Palestine, or one of the Dominions.

Einstein's Attitude

with

'was lunching Einstein Moulton asserted that higher wages and higher costs were in- Cmdr. Oliver Locker-Lampson near olved in the, application of the St. Stephen's yesterday, before sweeping project to defeat the de- leaving in the afternoon- for his pression and added this means temporary home in Belgium. He danger of strong competition from was still very Happy and reassur- foreign industries, operating oned by Parliament's crodial recep- lower wage seals and producing at

lower costs.

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tion on the previous evening.

It was clear that he does not wish ever to face the prospect of leaving England for any length of time-even in the cause of learn-

He said that, if higher tariffs résulted the foreign trade of the United States in the Far East and elsewhere would be injured anding. the domestic market depressed.

"I love this country," he said, The problem of what is to be your family life always astoni come of the large populations of shes and pleases me. Englishmen China and Japan again Was throw into round table discussions sistants and servants. As for the know the right way to treat as- of the institute, which has been

spirit of personal freedom here. in session here for the last week,

I drink it in at every pore.".. without a clear-cut solution being suggested.

He becomes remote when the Chiriese and Japariese groups matter of his seized possessions is have largely conducted the discus-mentioned. He prefers to think sion and it is evident the China of the compensations of a quiet spokesmen believe the re-entry of English countryside, a friendly Chinese Into Manchukuo offers at people who respect privacy be- least a temporary measure of re-

cause they demand it for them- lief.

selves, and he would be more con. tent here as "a poor man”, than he would be in Berlin to-day.

LESSON SERMON

When the question" was raised whether Japan, sponsor 01 the new state carved out of Manchu- kuo in the last two years by mill- tary might, would permit the free entry of Chinese. 8 Japanese de- legation member suggested he be- lieved a wide measure of Chinese immigration would be permitted as long as peace and order prevail in Manchukuo and the Chinese im- migrants did not bestir themselves in politics. Efforts

are under way to educate the Chinese along the lines of birth control, it was stat- ed, and concluded that the move-Scientist, on Sunday, August 27. ment probably would make more rapid headway in China than Ja-

pan."

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A net increase of more than one million in the population of Japan proper last year, for the first time

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"Christ Jesus" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon which was read in all Churches of Christ.

The Golden Text was: "No man bath seen God at any time: the only begotten Son, which is in the bosom of the Father. he hath declared him" (John 118).,

Among the citations which

in history, was cited as evidence comprised the Lesson-Bermon was

of Japanese population pressure. the following from the Bible: "Be-

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Japanese Imports. Increased

Hleve me that I ar in the Father, and the Father in me: Or else believe.me for the | very works' sake. Veilly, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do. shall he do also: and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto the Father.” And whatso- Hankow, Aug. 16-A favourable ever ye shall ask in my name. tone prevalla in Sino-Japanese that will I do, that the Father

Despite Boycott

trade here despite the activities may be glorified in the Son

of the anti-Japanese organisations I can do all things through Christ and the rekindling of anti-Japan- which strengtheneth me" (John ese boycott in Tientsin and neigh 41:11-13-Phil. 4:13), bourhood.

The Lesson-Bermón also includ-

On the surface these obstacles "to trade do not show and the. im- "ed the following passages from

port of Japanese goods is on the

the Christian Science "textbook, increase while considerable buying "Science and Health with Key to of agricultural products for, ex- the Scriptures" by Mary Baker portation is perceptible. The Nis Eddy. shin Steamship company "handled cargoca to the amount of six to sin through Christian Science, seven million tons, recently,

"Christ is the ideal truth,' that comes to heal sickness and

and attributes all power to God Financiers who have been loath Truth is God's remedy for er- to make transactions since last ror of every kind, and Truth' de- year have begun dealings, and stroys only what is untrue. Hence The fine harvest of cotton tools the fact that," to-day, as yeiter. [adding to this favourable turn in day, Christ casta ook, evils Land

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