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All claims must reach us before the 3rd Sept., 1939, or they will not be recognised.
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BRITAIN WILL NOT REVERSE FAR EAST POLICY AT THE REQUEST OF
ANOTHER POWER
CHINA HAS · PRIME MINISTER EXPLAINS NOT BEEN
TOKYO AGREEMENT: A WARNING TO JAPAN
LONDON, Aug. 1 (Reuter)—"Let me say once again that the Government will not reverse its policy in the Far East at the request of another Power. I should add that we have not been asked to do so," said Mr. Neville Chamberlain, in the course of his statement on International affairs, when he referred to Britain's Far East policy, in the House of Commons debate yes- terday.
LET DOWN
LONDON, Ang. 1 (Reuter)-A clear analysis and reaffirmation of the Government's policy towards China has been sent to Sir Archi- bald Clark-Kerr, British Ambassa- dor in China, for transmission to | the Chinese Government in Chung- king, writes the diplomaile corres- pondent of “The Times.”
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1939.
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It includes points from Mr. Chamberlain's speech, but perhaps more fully shows the British at- tempt to face the facts in North, Saigon. China, but it in no way
means | Manila. that our policy in China is being Tientsin altered or to put it bluntly-that Straits and Europe via Quer China is being let down.
(Papers etc.,)—London date. TOKYO TALKS
6th July and London Parcels- London date, 29th June,
The Premier said that Britain's cause was not help- ed by reading into the Tokyo formula interpretations which the Government had already denied-interpreta- tions which were calculated to give rise to anxiety and distress in China and which were not borne out by a careful and impartial examination of the formula.
In London it is recognized that The formula was a statement of, very different situation
would the Tokyo negotiations have reach fact and did not denote a change arise. We were bound by treaty ed a decisive stage, adds this cor- of policy, nor the recognition of and long friendship to support the respondent, and the currency de- belligerent rights on the part of integrity of a free and indepen-mands raised by the Japanese can- Japan. It did not betray British dent China, and Britain, would not not be accepted by Britain, interests in China, and it did not countenance
any measures purport of intend to surrender any draw Japan from an impossible concerned are being informed of The other Powers who are equally rights belonging to third parties. position into which the mistakes all that passes during the negotia
Mr. Chamberlain said that Sir and arrogance of her leaders had tions. Archibald Sinclair bad asked |led her. whether the formula meant we would help Japan to hold what she had got and not stand in the way of her getting more.
FANTASTIC STATEMENT.
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"Why suggest such a fantastic statement? asked the Premier, and added: "What good ammunition for those who do not wish us well!" (Cheers).
",
"These suggestions are not only injurious, but are tal- culated
to weaken
iri- fluence in the world. Let me say once again that the Gov- ernment will not reverse its policy in the Far East at the request of another Power. should add that we have not been asked, by Japari to do so. "No doubt there are plenty of difficulties in front of us in the delicate negotiations being carried on, and at least there is a persis- tence of anti-British agitation in North China carried on by people who are influenced, inspired and controlled by the Japanese.
SERIOUS VIEW
He concluded that we had ample means, by economic and financial reprisals, to force different treatment of British Interests by the Japanese GoT- ernment, but he would rather. these matters were settled in co-operation and by friendly discussion.
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France has now assured the British Government that she fully appreciates our dificulties in the Far East and the mag- nitude of the issues involves, both economical and strate-" rical
In fact, it may be considered certain that Anglo-French co- operation will be no less close in the Far East than in Europe. BRITISH -AIM
Straits. Japan.
Air Mail by "Imperia) Airways
Direct Service"-London 29th July.
Formora Manila.
Japan and Shanghai ....
Straits.
U. S. A. Honolulu and Japan-
(San Francisco date, 8th July). Austrails and Manila....... Japan and Shanghai, Austraila and Manila. Straita and Manila
U. S. A. Bonolulu, Japan and Shanghai (San Francisco date, 14th July).
Shanghai and Amoy
Pres. Doumer.....
Airways Plane Talyo Maru.... Canton Maru... Marechal Joffre..
Victoria.
Tyinegara...........B/
date. Imperial
Air Mali by "Imperial Airways
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Carthage Samiati, Hawaii Maru.
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Pres. Adams.... Tanda........
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· Airways Piane
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10th Aug
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Hulda Maerak....
10th Aug
Manila.
U.S.A... Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai
Asama Maru... Lima Maru.. Hakone Maru....
10th Ang.
11th Ang.
11th Aug.
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11th Aug.
Suwa Maru....
..... Santos Maru
12th Aug. 12th Aug.
POLICE MATTERS Mr. R. A. Butler, in winding up
"The Times," in the course of a the debate stated that he was glad leading article on Mr. Chamber-Tientsin
to say that the negotiations over lain's statement in the House of Java and Manila. Tientsin were continuing
Certain points connected with
Commons yesterday, writes:
Japan. "The British Government still Straits police matters had been agreed acknowledges that the proper goal shanghai upon and reported home for the in their efforts is to find some just consideration of the Government,
Further economic
and equitable settlement of the and other considerations were part of the
struggle going on in China and the future programme.
immediate alm of their policy must be to preserve a position from which it can make its in- fluence most effectively felt for that purpose,
SUSPENSION URGED CHUNGKING, Aug. 1 (Central)
Straits and Manlis Rabani. Canada, U. S. A, Japan and Shanghai (Vancouver B. G., datë, 22nd July) Japan. Shanghai.
Beferring to the police mat- · ters, Mr. Butler said that the Government had doelded by accepting the formula "to re- cognise the situation of fact and agree to maintain an atti- tade of impartiality in a de fined area and in certain cir-lations Association and the China Shanghal. cumstances."
WISEST POLICt.
(San Francisco date, 10th July), -The League of Nations' Union, Shanghal. the Chinese People's Foreign Re- Japan and Shanghal
Branch of the International Peace | Straits, Campaign bave jointly sent a Straits.
"I am bound to say that it this agitation continúes and these at- tacks on British interests and.
He added that "this attitude of message to Mr. Chamberlain, ask- Japan. Fights in North China go on un-recognising the situation of facting him to suspend the Tokyo checked, the British Government in areas occupied by the Japanese negotiations. will be obliged to take a very ser Ibus view of the matter."
is, I think, the wisest policy in the In a joint message to President interests of our own nationals and Roosevelt the three public bodies Mr. Chamberlain added that British policy in the Far East," express appreciation of the United this might make successful Mr. Butler stated that strong States Government's denunciation outcome of the negotiations representations had been made to of the 1911 Treaty of Commerce very difficult.
the Japanese Government with and Navigation with Japan. Referring to the questions re-regard to the anti-British agita- garding Chinese silver, the Pre- tion mier said he could not discuss questions of this character with-
MR. EDEN'S SUPPORT
out the tullest communication LONDON, Aug. 1 (T/Ocean)--- th other countries, whose in- Mr. Authony Eden, speaking dur- terests were equally involved withing the debate, backed the attitude of the Prime Minister regarding the Far Eastern situation,
our own.
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US. ACTION Referring to the recent action of the United States, the Premier said he believed that the general objects of Britain and the United States were closely similar, bus that did not follow that one must recessarily do the same thing as the other.
"The House can rest assured that the Government ́plices the utmost importante collaboration where possible, and I will never fail to keep the United States Government. informed of all Britain is do- ing or is about to do," (Cheers).
CLEAR STATEMENT.
Mr. Edan stated that Japan had so far not succeeded in conquering China and that such a chance of beating China no longer existed since not only had the" organizing. power of the Chinese been de- veloped, but Chinese morale had greatly improved.
He welcomed Mr. Chamberlain's demand that Japan should stop the anti-British agitation in North China
COUNTY CRICKET LUNCH SCORES
Sir John Wardlaw-Milne, speak- LONDON, Aug. 1 (Reuter)
K.R.A. QUARTERLY MEETING
(Continued from Page:1) The member referred to the in- human yells of hawkers about Lock Road, and drew the attention of the meeting to a scavenging lane where refuse was being dumped in profusion, and sheets of newspaper, full of excreta, were being thrown out of windows.
Such disregard to sanitation, the member stated, came from. Chinese residents in Lock Rond who were paying $150 rent for a flat formerly to be had for $10. These Chinese residents, he also complained, dealt with,' the hawkers, 'and thus attract-
· ́ed numbers of them,
Replying to this complaint, Major Manners said that such dumping in backyards could be rectified by the taking out of a summons against the guilty party,
ing in the debate, said that he County cricket lunch scores are further explained that it would was delighted at the very clear as follows:
The member from Lock Road
require a person's watching day statement made by the Prime Sussex 220 v. Sussex 199 and and night to catch red-handed Minister, and he thought it very 303 for 4; Lancashire v. Gloucester the guilty party. satisfactory.
(no play before lunch): Northants 248 v.Somerset 157 and 270 for 5: Notts 194 and 167 for 2 Middlesex 512 for 7 dec.; Burrey 206 for 77, Yorkshire 431; Wor- cester 96 and 53 for 3 v. Glam-of the 4th Submarine Flotilla, wil E. M. 6. Medway, depot ship
He saw no reason why wo should not follow the example of the United States and des Bounce the Anglo-Japanese agreement,
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Japan and Europe (except Great-Britain and Eire) via Siberia Manila, Bangkok, Mauritius, Re- Swatow.
union, Madagascar and Lourenco -Marques, Sandakan. Saigon
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Referring to the Japanese' cut-organ 130 and 115. rency demand, he asked the Prime
WEST INDIES WIN Minister to consider whether he could go even a little further, and
LONDON, Aug. 1 (Reuter) Bay not only that we would do West Indies defeated Hampshire The Medway will shortly leave for nothing to support the Japanese Hampshire 106 (Clarke 6 for 32)
the south. by ten wickets. demand, but we would do some- thing to prevent them from bring- and 139 (Clarke 7 for 75); West The Irish Republican "Army is ing tt about.
Indes 222 and 25 for 0.
reported by the News-Chronicle DIPLOMATIC TRIUMPH
Kent beat Derby by 171 runs, to be issuing instructions from a Kent 182 and 377 for 4 dec place in the neighbourhood of Referring to the formula, Sir (Ames 159 not out, Todd 108 not Cork in Eire. Wohn Wardlaw-Mine said that if out) Derby 137 (Harding 5 for The action of the British police Manila Rabaul, Australia, and the Japanese read no more there 56) and 291
in than the words, Impiled he Warwick defeated thought that it was a diplomatic by ninu triumph for Britai
If the Japanese depanded su port of the currency, however,
(Hollies
for 21) and 120 for
in rounding up a large number of shire suspected members of the Irish 146 Republican Army for deportation from England led to the arrest of a nineteen-year-old Irish girl
(Transocear).
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