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Continued Close Friendship

London, June 19. The greatest importance is at- tached to a continued close friend-

ship and understanding between Japan ang the British Empire, according to the spokesmen of the twb peoples who to-night touched upon the causes of possible friction in the Pacific against which they! must guard.

Sir Samuel Hoare, Great Britain's new Foreign Minister, speaking at a dinner of the Japan Society in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Tsuneo Matsudaira said that when Japanese Minister to Britain re- turned to Japan he wanted him to take back a message from the British people.

"I want you to say that we are conscious of the fact that we two peoples have many of the things which matter most in the world in common We are both great island powers and still possess the in- estimable blessing of an hereditary monarchy. We are two very enter- prising races and rightly determin- ed to leave our marks in the history of the world.

"Sometimes dimiculties may arise between us. Let us discuss them as friends, anxious to understand each other's viewpoint. Anglo Japanese relations have not been entirely free from disturbing fac- 'tors in recent times, I will only imention the recent report we re- ceived from North China; I will only mention the dimculties that are bound to arise from time to time between two powerful indus- trial countries trading over the face of the world..

COMMON DESIRE

I hope their excellencies will tell the Japanese people that there are many men and women in Eng- land who wish to see these dificul- ties removed, just as we are sure; there are many men and women in Japan who wish to see them re- moved.

"We in England regard à proper understanding and collaboration between our two countries as esser tial not only to the stability of Asia but to the prosperity of the whole world."

Replying, Mr. Matsudaira said that the Anglo-Japanese friend- ship has stood the test of time. It was firmly established now as tradi- tional.

There had been several problems in the last few years, he admitted, rich had tended to produce mis- understanding and mischief, but there was no problem, however difficult, which could not be solved sooner or later with goodwill and candour on both sides.

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Britain's Action

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press"); · (Copyright).]

Paris, June 10. The French criticism of England's

action in signing Anglo-German Naval agreement takes on a more acid tone in the evening papers on Wednesday which seemingly and|v irreveiantly introduce the Abyssin fan question into the dicussion.

At the back of this, however, the desire is discernible to take revenge for wounded pride by withdrawing the support of Eng-| land's policy towards Italy in the Abyssinian dispute, a strikingly. hostile attitude towards Abyssinia suddenly making the appearance in many evening papers, which at the same time afirm the warmth of friendship for Italy.

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"God be praised". writes the "Intransigeant" enlarging on this theme that "France had returned to reason and found their Italian friends again," going on to accuse England of never having been true friend to France.

for Italy's efforts

European peace were inestimable and nobody could convince France whether she ought to oppose Italy's intentions towards Abyssiniz in order to keep England's friendship especially since the land where slavery still prevails ought to have the great- est interest of being civilised by the" great Latin nation

ing war between Abyssinia and There is only one way in avold-

Italy, writes Parts Bolt", "and that is for, Abyssinia to concede to the Italian demands, Anything else would lead to a breach of Italy with the League of Nations, thus Seriously

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FRIDAY, JUNE 21 Ahniversaries and Holidays... Feast of St. Aloysius. Patron of Youth.

Auctions.-Crown Lands Sale, District Office, South, 11 1.2. Household Furniture, 35 Hankow Road, Kowloog, 2.30 p.m.

Cinemas King's The Great Hotel Mur-

der."

Queen's: "The Bachelor of Arts."

Central: "Chinese Picture.”..... Oriental:-"Trouble." World:-"Pirate Treasure." Alhambra:-"A Lost Lady." Majestic:-"That's A Good Girl." Star:-"All Of Me."

Lectures-Helena May Christian Fellowship, 10.30 a.m. Speaker: Rev. G. E. Bateman.

Sports

Tennis. "D" Division, Radio 6.C. የ Kowloon Docks; Police R.S. v. Kowloon F.C.; Army T.C. v. Indian R.C.; Chinese R.C. v. Civil Service C. Kowloon B.G.C. v. Kowloon C.C.

Moon.-V Moon; 21st. Day. Sunrise.--5.39 a.m. Bunset.-7.10

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Tides-High at 1.26 and 12,00; tow at 5.08 and 19.25.

SATURDAY, JUNE 22' Anniversaries and Holidays. Coronation Day (1911). Summer solstice. (Hsla-chi).

Cinemas King's:—“Clive Or Indiay Queen's:—"Reckless.". Central:-"Chinese Picture."

Oriental Trauma World:-"Pirate Treasure.” Alhambra:-"A Lost Lady.” Majestic That's A Good Girl" Star:"All Of Me."

France's endangering policy in Central Europe. "Sauer- wein," in the same paper declares "Laval will think twice about link- ng his policy with England's in the Abyssinian question" declares the same paper. Tranza Rua Min

Miscellaneous, Claims against,

the Estate of Lee Soo, late of Calf- fornia due; Tombola, Carrison Lecture Hall, 7 p.m.; Kowloon Tong Anglican Church Launch Picple, Police Pler, 3.30 p.m.; St. Andrew's Club Bathing Picnic, Police Pier, 3.30 р..

Sports

Bowls.-First Division, Civil Ser-

HOPE FOR PACT, vice CC. v. Police R.C.; Craigen

Due To German's Increase

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, May 31. If Germany is sincere "and there is no reason to bellere otherwise," air pact proposed by Britain, said there is once more real hope for the Sir Philip Sassoon to-day.

Sir Philip, who is Under-Secretary' for Air, was addressing the Holborn Chamber of Commerce

of the air programme was frankly "The reason for our speeding up

admitted by Mr. Baldwin last week," he added.

ment's estimates of actual German "It is, that, while the Govern air strength were approximately accurate at the time they were inade, allowance has had to be made for the great increase, Ger- many has made in her capacity for rapid expansion of her air strength. * SECRET MANUFACTURE,

"It is regrettable that unrest has existed not only in the Far East but throughout the world, and strong efforts are required more than ever to dispel the misunder- standings between nations. This object is not obtainable by diploma tic and official efforts only. The direct contact of nations is neces-. sary," said the Japanese Minister." "It will not be necessary for me Mr. Matsudaira alluded to the to explain to an audience such as Society of International Cultural this how extremely difficult it is to Relations which had arranged for keep track of the progress made in a professor to visit England and capacity for production in any lecture on Japan...

form of manufacture, if such measures are taken in secret. The machines themselves, however, are

He was convinced, he said, that

a good understanding and friend-more difficult to conceal. There is ship between the two nations' was

Far East.

no reason, therefore, to believe that

gower C.C. "A" v. Kozlon B.G.C.; Indian R.C. v. Kowloon Docks; Kowloon C.C. v. Craigengower C.C. "B" Second Division. Police R.C. V. Civil Service C.C.; Kowloon B.G.C. v. Cralgeng-wer" "C.C.; Tal- koo R.C. v. Hong Kong Electric; Yacht Club v. Kowloon C.C.; Hong Kong F.C. v. Club de Recrelo..: Moon.-V Moon, 22nd. Day. Sunrise.-5.39 a.m. Sunset-7.10

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Low at 6.98 and 20.12.

Tides-High at 2.10 and 13.00;

SUNDAY, JUNE 23. Anniversaries and Holidays, Frince of Wales born (1894). First Sunday after Trinity,

Cinemas King's: "Clive of India," Queen's-"Reckless." »

WorldVoice In The Night." Central:-"Chinese Picture." Alhambra:-"Border Town." Majestic:-"Chinese. Picture.”

Religious Combined Service on School Anniversary, 11 am Kowloon Union Church Sunday,

Moon-Last Quarter, 10.21. pm: V Moon, 23rd Day.

Bunrise.-5.40 am Sunset.-7.10

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Tides. High at 2.58 and 14.10. Low at 7.28 and 20.58.

THE QUEEN AT ASCOT

London, June 19.. The weather was fine at Ascot

most important to the peace of the the German strength organised in to-day and Queen and other mem- squadrons is greater than had been bers of the Royal Family and. "Therefore we must continue our assumed

members of Windsor Castle House" whole-hearted efforts to that end," Nor have we any he asserted. A.

present party drove to the course in State ground for doubting that the Ceramid a great roar of cheering. Mr. Stanley Bruce, Australian man air aim is anything more than High Commissioner in London, said that equality with France which that probably the area of the Herr Hitler proclaims it is. If Ger- world in which the greatest in many bad any ulterior motive, ane ternational problems of the future need not have exposed her hard would arise bordered on the Pucine so soon. Since the exposure was Ocean. It was imperative that the" made! bely it is reasonable to se happiest understanding and most cept it. Its face value cordial relations should exist be tween Japan and the Eritish Em- pire

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