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GERMANY'S FATE IN

DOUBT

REPUBLICANISM OR NATIONALISM

AMERICA'S TASK

EXTRAORDINARY ACT FORESHADOWED

Washington, June 6

MORE TROOPS FOR MANCHURIA

MOUNTED INFANTRY TO DEAL WITH BANDITS

Tukyo, June 6. A warning was issued to-day that London, June G.

Imperial sanction has been ob- What will be the fate of Germany? it may be necessary to give Presi

tho Autocratic monarchy, Junker dieta dent Hoover extraordinary powers

Republic, or in order that an effort may be made tained for the despatch of further withdrawal of others, although it torship, Hohenzollern

to curb the country's economic dis-roops to Manchurin, and disruption into component States?

The last named is sald to be like-treas.

The warning was uttered by Mr.has not been stated whether the changes will entail a numerical ly in the event of a flohenzollern re- turn to power, but the Government Owen D. Young, who had been men- increase, or if they will be merely

tioned as the probablo chief dele- replacements, denies that President Hindenburg to resign In Prince William.

All Europe in watching the situn- ference proposed by Great Britain.

He said that the co-related

tion.

favour of ex-Crown

gate to the world economic con-

It has been intimated that pro-mainly cavalry will be despatched. These are the questions interest-blems of the banking system and This is presumably due to that ara best suited to coping with the ing ali Europe at present, for it is commerce were threatened with the fact that mounted infantry tactics clear that there are two diametri- lack of a centralised authority.

Likening the current slump in activities of the mounted bandits. really opponed forces in Germany,

upward une half halling the failure of Recommodity valuca to an avalanche,

of or- Mr. Young said that no publicanism and dreaming derly, prosperous and powerful pre-trend was possible unless they all war Germany, and the other half, went up at the same time and there mindful of where pre-war Na would also be no permanency in any tionalism led them, see their only rise unless they had a salvation in Republicanism verglug sound balance of all economic units,

-Reuter. more to Sociallem.

High Commissioner. Beuter.

Tokyo, June 6. It is learned reliably that the + High fair and question of appointing

unifying the Japanese administra- Commissioner for the purpose of tion in Manchuria, will be form- the Cabinet ully considered by shortly.

More Money Available.

Washington, June 6. The White House announces i

The future of Hitler in the ques. ! tion in doubt, for although it fa almost certain that he will make i In the Reichstag | sweeping gains elections, he may not gain an abdecision to increase the Anancial al capacity of the Finance Recons Rulote majority, and he has

Nu-truction Corporation to $3,000. the present strong rival in tionalist regime, which has means 000,000 also to create a system in the Reichswehr. Police, and the of hume loan discount banks, and poslitity of gaining control of the develop the Joint Committes Brown Army, of seizing power and Industry and Finance under the Federal reserve system-Reuter's governing Rutocratically.

Special Service.

its appeal of "Germany for the Germans" gives it a powerful wea- THIM.

For the time being however the situation is not only disquieting to Germany itself, but to all Europe. British political circles are undis- Kuisedly alarmed at the prospect of j

pre-war the re-enthronement

there is Prissianin,

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Reuter.

while

of

of

Interests."

TALKING IT OVER.

IRELAND INVITES BRITAIN TO DUBLIN

: London, June G. In the House of Commons

of

and one

The original intention was to place the Army, the South Man- churian Railway Consuls, and the Governorship of Kwantung

under the leased territory head, but the Overseas Ministry is apparently strongly opposed to Governor-

ship. the inclusion of the

As a result it is thought likely will remain that the Governor Independent while the other three a ligh services will be undur Commissioner who may be either! a soldier or a civilian, although pending the restoration of peace

in Manchuria and order may be Commander-in-Chief the Kwangtung Army--Reuter's Special.

Difficulties in Way.

he of

to- in development ominous

the day, Mr. J. H. Thomas, Dominion! France in the shape

that the Go Secretary announced that Mr.

London, June 6. Announcement ernment intends to embody a special Eamon de Valera, Prime Minister Free State, had

In the House of Commons to- minatory clause in its programme of the Irish laying down "firmness in the de-invited the Government to a pre- fence of France's rights, and con-iminary discussion at Dublin on day, Mr. C. Erakine Bolat, Con- ciliatoriness within the limits of the the present difficulty between the nervative member for Blackpool, two countries in connexion with drow the attention of Sir John Simon, Foreign Secretary, to the were being which country's essential

the Ottawa Conference.

Mr. Thomas is, leaving for difficulties Dublin to-night, accompanied by placed in the way of the Lytton Commission in obtaining evidence Berlin, June 6, Lord Hailsham, War Secretary.

Mr. de Valera has agreed to in Manchuria. He asked whether

in any protest would be made. The new Government categori-

cir-resume

conversations his cally denies a report, widely culated in Germany, that President London on Friday.--Renter. Hindenburg will resign in nu'umn and be mureeeded by the ex-crown Prince, better known as "Little Willie"-Reuter's Special Service.

Report Denied.

U.S. AMBASSADOR.

MR. JOSEPH GREW ARRIVES IN TOKYO

Tokyo, Janu 6.

Mr. Joseph Grew, the new Americas ambassador arrived this morning, necompanied by his wife who is a grand-daughter of the fummus Commodore Perry-Ren- toe Sperial.

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NEW COMMANDER FOR JAPAN'S FIRST FLEET

Tokyo, June 6.

Tauncharu Rear Admiral

liaison officer Sakano, who was between the British forces at Malta

Sir John Simon replied that ho had no confirmation of these re- ports and was unaware that the Commission had suggested to the Lengue that any protest be made. He added that he had asked the Charge d'Affaires to furnish a report as regards the cessation of the anti-Japanese boycott and agitation in Shanghai-Reuter.

during the world war and was re: the naval landing party at Shang- cently naval attache at Washington, hai. has been appointed to succeed. Rear Admiral Shiosawa as Commander

Rear Admiral Shiosawa will pro-1 of the first fleet. Captain Tijirobably be appointed Director of Sugusaka will succeed Rear Ad- Naval Affairs at the Navy Office.-- miral Uyematsu as Commander of Reuter.

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