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MAN TOLD HE IS A "PUBLIC DANGER"

Austin Gotdan

Share In Asia Claimed

By U.S. & Britain

VERY SIGNIFICANT

Of

WASHINGTON, April 26-Evidence of Anglo-American deter- mination not to be eased out of the Far East by the Japanese is accumulating both here and in the Pacific. For exploiting a 'scheme called "The "Acton Deep Underground

Not only are the United States, SINGAPORE, STRENGTHENED Shelter Association." s aircraft and Britain greatly strengthening

American activity in the Philip- inspector" was given a sentence of their Far Eastern outposts. but pines has been more than match- 16 months' hard labour at Middle their leading officiaIS ... Mre

ed by British preparations in and sex Session recently.

making it abundantly clear that around the great naval bate at He 14

Lovell neither the recent Busso-Japanese Singapore.

reverses in the While Pennock, 43, whom a jury, without pact nor Allied

such Angio-American retiring.

found

Balkan have done anything but preparation are proceeding swiftly guilty 01. charges of fraud on Acton

resi- reinforce the decision

stand in the Far East; there are sa- dente.

firm in the Far Bist.

soned observers here who predict Teclaring that Pennock describ-

|that American entry into the war ed himself as secretary of "The It is thought significant that against Germany would lessen, Acton Deep Shelter Association." Becretary of the Navy Frank Knox tather than increase, the possibi- Mr. Anthony Hawke, prosecuting in his address before the American ty

American-Japanese added: "A more accurate Utle Newspaper Publishers Association conflict, would have been 'A scheme for the jon, Thursday dwelt particularly They argue that Japan, far from provision of a livelihood for Mr upon the Far Eastern menace de fulfulang na tripartite pledges to

Germany, fact that Washington's

would return to "There was never a shelter, but attention is primarily directed to former "lone wolf" role and would people were induced to pay money ward the struggle in Europe. The try to obtain its ends in the Far as subscriptions for the use

of Knox statements are believed to East by skillful manoeuvres, a beds and accommodation in this show that the early official rese-ways avoiding action that would non-existent shelter"

tion to the Russo-Japanese pact, make war with the United States Glving evidence. Pennock said whose importance Secretary of inevitable. he made application to the Labour State Cordell Hull said should not This opinion holds that the Exchange for Welsh miners and be "overestimated." has now be- United States. local labourers to carry out the come more pessimistic. work. He also applied to a focal firm for tools. which were to ra supplied when he got the money to pay.

Pennock'

spite the

Its

attending to the task of defeating Germany, abulá be obliged to make certain Far WARNING TO JAPANESE

Eastern concessions and that Australia's position vis-a-vis the Japan, knowing this, would pursue

menace Japanese

was clearly a course

always short of stated late this week by Richard Japan's ability to play this game is G. Casey. Australian Minister to seen as strengthened by the re- last minute. wente, to say he had the United States, who stated - cent Russo-Japanese pact of non-

LO

A. Mr Hamilton promised finance the scheme. but at the

to go to Torquay

"LOST LETTER" STORY

equivocally that Australia and New Zealand would fight immediately

Deputy-chairman, Mr. J. and bitterly "if the dark forces of

aggression,

War.

Thorpe, K.C: Have you got that aggression venture to spread into GERMAN-AMERICAN letter?-Pennock: NC, I have lost the peaceful waters of the Paci

BUND CLOSED

it. I found myself in an awkward

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months now. Only this week on Wednesday with the sale of the Pennock stated that he gave up 2,000 troens-said to be the largest Camp and the surrender of the 58 a week to run the association. number of American soldiers to Charter of the German-American He collected £34 14s. ed., and, gave reach 'the Islands at any one time the subscriptions

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from ed in the Philippines Det. Sergt. Burney revealed that army transport Pennock'nad 11ve convictions.

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which it has sent out there since, long, 114 deg, 11 E. (Approx.) at a Pennock was

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