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BRITAIN TO PROTECT TRADE

RIGHTS IN CHINA

Parallel Action With U.S. Envisaged

NINE-POWER TREATY

London, November 15.

In the House of commons yesterday. Mr. H. Sutcliffe (Cons.) drew attention to President" Roosevelt's warning to Japan with re- gard to American trade with China, and asked whether the British Government would associate itself with the American action with the object equally of protecting British trade. Mr. R. A. Butler. Under- Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replied: "Yes."

Replying to another question, Mr. Butler said the Government had had no communication with the United States regarding the reassembly of the Brussels Con- ference, or the Nine-Power Treaty signatories.

on

Henderson Lab.)

ANGLO-ITALIAN PACT IN FORCE TO-DAY

London, Nov. 15. Mr. Neville Chamberiain, in a written reply in the House of Commons yesterday

the Anglo- nounced that Italian agreement would come into force to-morrow.--Reuter.

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this treaty. If it was not about time, after 18 months, that some- thing should be done.

Hitler Meets Schuschnigg

RECONCILIATION RUMOUR

Chancellor Hitler visited the deposed Austrian Chancellor, Dr. Kurt Schaschnigg, when the former was in Vienna re- cently, according to a Havas message.

It is also rumoured that the Fuehrer proposed reconciliation to the former Austrian Chancellor on condition that the latter, publicly approve Herr Hitler's policy during the forthcoming trial.

No information is available as to Dr. Schuschnigg's reply.

It is further reported in the same circles that after the Fuehrer's visit Dr. Schuschnigg was permit- ted to see Countess Vera Fugger. whom he married by proxy and who advised him to accept the Fuehrer's proposals.

K.L.M. PLANE CRASHES

Five Killed In

Holland"

Mr. Arthur asked, the Government if it was $1 prepared to co-operate with the United States in re-affirming the principles, of the Nine-Power Treaty, and whether it would co- cperate with the United States Sino- that the the basis

matter Japanese dispute was a

to them of continuing concern as signatories of the treaty.

Mr. Butier referred Mr. Hender- on to his speech in the debate on November 9 as regards the Arst part of the question. He said that the British Government was at all

Mr. Henderson asked whether times prepared to maintain close touch with the United States in Mr. Butler then was merely deal- Ing with the question of the Open matters of common concern.

Mr. Henderson asked whether, in Door, and asked whether the Nine- view of the fact that the Japanese Power Treaty should not only be Government was acting in flagrant dealt with, but also the questioned a crew of five, and 14 pas- epposition and contravention to

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made the position clear on Novéra ber 9.

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of the independence and territorial integrity of China.

Mr. Butler again referred Mr. Henderson to his November 9 speech, and said he thought Mr. Henderson would, perhaps, find it wider and better than he thought.

London, Nov. 15. The Prime Minister vill not ac-

Mr. Noel Baker asked if Mr. company the King and Queen on!

and the Butler would state whether the their visit to Canada

Mr. Chamberlain Government would stand by the United States.

rinciples off the Nine-Power made a statement to that eff

Treaty, to which Mr. Butler" re- in the Hotse, of Commons vest

plied: "Yes Sir."--Reuter. day-British Wireless.

"Amsterdam, Nov. 15 Three members of the crew and two passengers were killed when a K.LM air-liner from Berlin

was crashed as it about to land at the Schipol aerodrome yesterday.

The two passengers killed were both Germans, and eleven other cupants of the plane which car-

aengers, were sent to the hospital. including a New Zealand women. who was seriously injured, two London men, and a Canadian,

Low clouds hindered the pilot, and the machine crashed nose- down, and was completely des- Įtroyed,

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The ch'el pilot. M. Duimalaar. was seriously hurt.

The passengers compitised four Britons, eight Germans and two Creets.

The plane, which a Douglas type, did not catch on fire,Reu- ter..

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