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GERMANY AS THE

MEDIATOR?

Growing Optimism In Berlin

Berlin, Nov, A.

A strong current of optimism is noticeable in German political .circles at the possibility that Sino- Japanese hostilities will be brought to an end in the not dis- tant future, and the hope amount- ing to belief is that Germany will be the mediator.

It is pointed out that Germany 19 in a particularly favourable position to mediate, because she has fewer material interests in the Far East than most other Powers represented at the Brussels Con- terence.

AT BRUSSELS

Work Proceeds Apace

Brussels, Nov. 6.

The Nine-Power Conference on. the Far Eastern conflict worked quickly this morning in drafting a letter to Japan, which was finally approved and despatched to Tokyo..

A copy of the letter, text of which will not be published unt!! it is received by the Japanese Government, was handed to the Japanese Ambassador In Brussels. while the full text was cabled to the Belgian Ambassador in Tokyo for presentation to the Japanese Foreign Office."

Although a speedy reply will be requested from Japan, It is no expected to arrive t! late next week.

The Conference met again at 9.15 this morning, two Italian Amend-

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were received during the night, be-. ing presented.

Neither proposed essential modi- acation in the document, and agreement on the final terms was soon reached.

It is also emphasised that cer- many no longer has any con- cessionis In China, and has made a point of observing the strictest Impartiality during the conflict.

This latter argument is also pre- sented as the reason for Germany's non-attendance at Brussels.

Confirmation of a report'that Japanese peace terms are already in the hands of the German Gov- ernment, is hitherto unobtainable, but it is not yet denied.

The conclusion strongly emerges that something in the nature of mediation is certainly moving.-- Reuter.

EXCITING CHASE

For British. Embassy

Car

Pursuers. Shoi By Armed Apache

Naris, Nov. 6.

A murder and a suicide were the results of theft of a British exciting Embassy car and chase through the streets of Paris last night.

The incident occurred in the centre of the capital, near Notre Dame, where A British Embassy car had been left by the curb by the chauffeur who was seated at a boulevard cafe.

The, chauffeur's time was rudely interrupted by a motor-car thief. who jumped into the car and drove off at high speed.

-Luckily a motor-cycle policeman was at hand and he immediately gave chase, together with the chauffeur, who grabbed another motor-cycle.

With the cycles gaining on the car, the thief turned and started

The week-end will be devoted to discussion of questions of proce-aring at his pursuers. dare, notably composition of the sub-committee which will even- tually contact China and Japan, while the Conference agreed to meet again on Tuesday.-

He was evidently a crack shot as one bullet killed the policeman. whose cycle crashed on the pave-

COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY

To Be Sent To Spain

1937.

CHARACTERISTIC

ENERGY

Bolshevism Must Be Combatted

Berlin, Nov. 6.

Ger-

Italy's adhesion to the mano - Japanese anti-Comintern Pact is prominently featured by the German newspapers.

The papers unanimously de- clare that the principles on which the original", "Germano-Japanese agreement were based, remain un- changed, in other words, that the Pact was not directed against a third party and is purely defen- sive in character.

The semi-official organ "Diplo- matic and Political Correspon- dence" says that Italy's adhesion to the Pact is the logical outcome of the situation since Germany and Italy have been in agreement for so long a time, that Bolshevism must be combated.

The paper also emphasises that the anti-Comintern Pact is not directed against any state or na- tion but is merely intended to re- pel the Bolshevist threat.

CHINA'S VIEWS

The Nazi paper "Der Angriff" says that Italy's adhesion to the Pact at a time when the Far East

at Conference is meeting Brussels, is merely a coincidence, and that it would be absurd to construe the connection between the two events.

The paper emphatically denies thar the Pact has any anti-Chin- cse tendencies.

"China knows quite well what one can expect from Bolshevism.

"Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has expelled unwelcome guests from characteristic Moscow with his

and he energy,

reminded the world of this fact in a message last year.

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"The Chinese delegate. Dr. Wel- Ington Koo, likewise recalled this fact at Brussels.

"Nobody in China will therefore believe that Italy's adhesion to the Pact is a stroke aimed at Brussels. since people in China know that the German attitude

Brussels towards

remains changed."- Transocean.

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me while another wounded the 46 Germany To-day Is

chauffeur, who, however, plucklly carried on

of

Two other policemen and sever- al private car owners joined in the hunt, and "the procession vehicles sped over the Beine Bridge at 60 miles an hour.

The thier suddenly jammed on the brakes, placed a revolver to his head and pulled the trigger. He was dead by the time his pur- suers had come up.

*London,-Nov:..6. Preparations for appointment of two commissions of enquiry to be sent to Spain in accordance with In his pockets were found six the decision of the plenary session other revolvers.- of the non-intervention committee Transocean, on Friday. have already progress- éd so far, says the "Evening Stan- dard." that composition of the

commissions will probably be an- GERMANY FACES

nounced early next week.

The commissioris, says the pa--

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per, will be headed by an "In-Authorities Doing Their Best spector-General." and either 3 Netherlands, or a Scandinavian delegate will be appointed to this post.

The commission to investigate Nationalist Spain will be headed by a Czecho-Slovakian, and that for Republican Spain by a Pole.

that paper also asserts The Hungary, Austria and Poland will shortly follow the example of Britain and will appoint consular representatives in Nationalist Spain.

Notes from Lord Plymouth chairman of the committee, were sent to both Spanish Governments yesterday. Central News

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Berlin, Nov. 6. "Germany to-day is leading a hand-to-mouth existence because the nation lacks adequate terri- tory or its needs," declared the Propaganda Minister, Dr. Joseph Goebbels, in

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"The time will soon be at hand when Germany will not be depen- pendent on the whim of foreign

and countries,

will be strong economically to prevent black-

It was revealed that in spite of | mailing." " every effort to localise the out-

manner.

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Arabs Except Mufti

Jeruslem. Nov. 6.

The French High Commissioner for Syria, M. Martell, has informed the Syrian Government that the French authorities demand expul- sion from Syria of all Arab re-. fugees from Palestine, except the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem.

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After dealing with the need for

This is according to press reports break, it has spread in insidious internal unity and co-operation,

Dr. Goebbels turned to the ques- from Damascus, "which add that Over 2,000 farms have had part tion of colonies.

the Syrian authorities have refused of their cattle destroyed.

"Europe must learn to realise." to execute the order.

also circulating Rumours First consequence of the uthe declared, "that the time" has

come for solving certain problems. that the Jestrah region in North break was Germany's necessity to import larger quantities of butter.

"Europe will one day thank Syria, where British petroleum The outbreak started in North Adolf Hitler for tearing the Ver- companies have extensive interests. Africa, was brought to Marsellies sailles Treaty to shreds and at the is to receive political autonomy.-- in cattle-ships, spread through same time rescuing Europe from Transocean. France, Belgium, the Netherlands the Bolshevist danger. and Luxembourg, and then into western Germany.

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· MALIGNANT FORM The authorities are doing their London, Nov. 6... best to fight the outbreak by res That political and trade negotia-tricting travel in the affected areas tions between Britain and the and by calling off all cattle sales. United States are being planned, la affirmed by the "Dally Telegraph and Morning Post," which adds, however, that it is, unlikely that the talks will be began during the present year.

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The paper says that the econo-

In the Saar, Pfalz and Baden, a ban has been placed on football matches and political and social gatherings. n.

So far the disease has not ap- peared in its most malignant form, although it has meant the destruc- tion of large numbers of calves and young pigs.

It is recalled that the last major outbreak of foot and mouth dis- ease in Germany, in 1920-21, cost Germany 480,000,000, reichsmarks.

The present outbreak is of a milder nature and it is not ex-

mic value of any agreement drawn pected that the loss to the coun- up, will be less than the pay-try will reach that enormous figure chological aspect of such an again-- agreement. Transocean

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"Even if the world is so lacking In Instinct as to permit Bolshevism to carry out its experiment in Spain, we do not intend to tolerate it.

"It is necessary for two such prudent men as Hitler and Musso- Hinl to stand guard over Europe." Transocean.

SPAAK INSTRUCTED TO FORM CABINET

Brussels, Nov. 5. Mr. Paul Spaak,, the Belgian Minister in the last Foreign Cabinet, and now Fresident of the Brussels Conference has been in structed by King Leopold to try and form a Cabinent.

He is the fourth Minister to at tempt the task since M. Paul Van Zeeland resigned the Premiership.

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DR. GOEBBELS ON COLONIES

Berlin, Nov. 6.

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of Storm Troopers to Germany's campaign for recovery of colantes. He deplored Germany's lack of space to expand as compared with Britain and France who swam in wealth, but added: "Everyone we have met who has been in these colonies says we have the best standard of life.*"**

Dr. Goebbels made an emphatic reference to the Spanish conflict, declaring that "even if other Euro- ean Powers allow Spain to ex- periment with Bolshevism we can not tolerate it."- Beuter's Bulletin Service.

Rome, Nov. 6. - It is believed the Italian Govern- meat has intimated to the Chin- tae Government that it is not supporting Japan in the present conflict, but is officially and entire- ly neutral

Although the Italian Press has expressed sympathy with the Ja- panese, arguing that the Japanesc are fighting Communism, it is claimed that Italy desires to pe friendly to both sides.--

Beuter.