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WAR PREPARATIONS

BY RUSSIA!

Tokyo Gives Facts And Figures

HUNDREDS OF AIRCRAFT: 300

TANKS, ETC. IN FAR EAST

Tokyo, Oct. 18.

An announcement which has been issued by the, Japanese War Office is compiguous for its blunt declara- tions of Soviet military prepared- ness, and of the serious menace that this is at present providing for Japon.

should prove correct and resült in strengthening Moscow's hand.- Reuter.

FRENCH PAPER'S COMMENT

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SUCCESSOR TO SIR PETER GRAIN

Mr. A. G. Mossop Appointed

Shanghai, October: 23.

A special cable to the North China Daily News from London says it is learnt unofficially that A. G. Mossop, at present Crown Advocate to China has been. no- minated as successor to Bir Peter Grain 85 Chief Judge in the Supreme Court, China, with effect from December 21-Reuter.

FIRST EXCITEMENT SUBSIDING

Germany's Strong Desire For Peace

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Paris, Oct. 14. "The Soviet Union has recently

Berlin, Oct. 16. occupied such a great place in our The Soviet army, the statement political considerations, that we

That the Disarmament Con- declares, now boasts a peace-time cannot but treat with great serious-linis suggestion and adjourn for a ference will follow Signor, Musso- strength of no fewer than 1,290,000 ness the conflict threatening to arise week or so, is considered practical- armed and equipped between the Soviet Union and ly certain by the Geneva corres- men, fully with the most powerful and up-to-Japan, in connection with the pondents of the German papers date weapons and war material. Chinese Eastern Railway problem." who dwell at length on yesterday's Organised into 75 infantry divi-writes the Paris newspaper "Notre deliberations, which generally took

Temps" sions and thirteen cavalry divisions,

place behind closed doors. this huge and well-trained land

"When present political conditions free is backed by 2,500 aircraft, in Europe are taken into account, 1,500 tanks, a large number of

armoured cars, and a chemical unit this conflict is frauhg with most endorse the reply drafted by the

serious consequences," is the opinion of the newspaper.

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It is believed that the main com- mittee will formally announce its adjournment this afternoon and Steering Committee which is to be Thanks to the remarkable devel-

wired to Germany also in the course opment of heavy industries in the

Reviewing the chain of "provocas is predicted, be couched in con- of this afternoon. The' reply will, U. S. S. R. during the past few years, the Soviet army, the state-tions" perpetrated by Japan since

cillatory terms. the "beginning of the negotiations ment asserts, "is now far superior

Meanwhile it, would appear from to that of the Tsarist regime in for sale of the ER the new the food of foreign telegrams material and quality, as well as in Paper cutishes. The U. S. SR reaching here from all parts of the replied to that with sufficient firm-world that the first excitement has numbers"

ness by publishing four documents subsided and that, after the full proving most undoubtedly that Japan has decided to use underhand speech become known, calmer views methods and to ruin the ER.will prevail. by all means, in order to depreciate A number of Hitler's chief it and eventually to snatch it from lieutenants spoke in the course of the hands of the U.S.S.R. when the yesterday in Germany, all stressing latter becomes tired of his insidious that the door was not closed yet. "for, even without the League of Nations, the world will have an op- to reasonable

contents

of Chancellor Hitler's

"AS SOON AS WÄR OPENS" Declaring that Soviet military preparations in the Far East are being "further increased." the state ment contends that the present strength east of Baikal is roughly ten divisions, with 300 tanks and fight. several hundred aircraft, including

scores of heavy bombers"

Japan is now striving to refute statement says bluntly, "this air, the authenticity of the published. Dortunity to come force has power to attack the Im- documents, blaming the unwhole- terms."

some" methods. of the Saviot

The

Dr. Goebbels, Minister for Fro-

porial capital as soon as wapens diplomacy. This does not mitigate Paganda," reiterated Germany's

between our two countries."

412

Japanese press reports amplifying the War Office statement dispose of the Soviet forces in the Far East as follows:

the blow, however, Quite to the contrary, bright light has been thrown on the methods applied by

Japan, concludes the journal-

strong desire for peace, declaring that Germany is ready to bury the hatchet.

There is a feeling here that an understanding of some sort must be reached on a different basis, a feeling which is also shared by Italy according to the opinions re- flected in the press and in the in-

semi-official Itailan com

last night.o unique broadcast Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.

Four infantry divisions and a

JAPANESE AIR CORPS cavalry brigade in Vladivostok, Nikolsk, and along the Ussuri Kail-

Toyko, Oct. 16. way on the eastern border of Man- The Japanese Nary Minister has choukuo; three infantry divisions decided to attach as from Novem-piring between Habarovsk and Blagoves her 1, wo additional naval air chensk on the Manchoukuo northern corps to the naval station at Port horder; and the remainder, includ-Arthur and Ominata, in Aomori ing a cavalry division, in the prefecture. A third air corps is to be established near Sadki, in Zabaikal region.

Organisers of secret groups in Ohita prefecture, Kyushu. Com Japan will be punished. more mander Kira has been appointed | heavily in the future if the Japan- the commander of the Ominato ese Home Office and the Justice Naval Aircorps.-"Rengo.”

Ministry carry out present inten- tions.. In the campaign' to combat the" spread of extremist, ideas, both Left and Right, the authorities bare already decided to impose Moscow, Oct. 17

heavier punishments on those who The Soviet Union has begun break the general provisions of the strengthening its defences in the police peace preservation law, but Far East following the serious de-it is desired to augment this deci velopments recently in the dispute punishment meted out to those sion with special increase in the with Japan over the Chinese, East who violate the law against form- ern Railway, the United Press learned to-day...

ing secret. organisations..

Three hundred tanks are said to he distributed among the various divisions, while the bulk of the air | craft, "totalling some 350, including forty heavy bombers, are reported be based on Vladivostok and Nikolsk, "the nearest points to Japan and Korea."

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It is further reported that the. Soviet have been carrying out "secret maneuvres off Vladivostok with six modern submarines, and also that six more are now being fitted out.

CHEMICAL UNIT

MOSCOW'S VERSION-

Russia's man-power is now being It is significant that the War concentrated in Siberia, while her

Office statement singled out the serial forces also are being gradual

Soviet "chemical unit" for specially shifted eastward. Large stocks. mention, as it is considered by many of supplies likewise are being con- observers that whereas the Soviet centrated in that ares. in the event of war with Japan! would be badly bandicapped by its has beeu, a partial inchilisation of It is even reported here that there inadequate lines of communications local Red Army reserves in eastern between the Far East and Euro Siberia, but this cannot be definitely pean Russia, compensation might be found in two other" directions,

confirmed bere. namely, aviation and gaa warfare. · The Establishment of diplomatie In both of these the Soviet have relations between the Soviet Union repently made tremendous develop- and the United States has acquired monts..

especial importance and urgency, according to competent political observats in, the capital, because of the sharpening of Russo-Japanese relatione.

The War Office statement seams to have been intended primarily for home consumption to remove any opposition that may arise to the huge appropriations that are de- manded for arms replenishment in the coming budget.

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