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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1934.

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GINIA

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THE "VERITY"

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ECONOMICAL

WORLD'S ARMS

CONVERSATIONS HELD IN

LONDON

London, Jan. 8.

The Prime Minister returned to London early this morning, having travelled overnight-from-Lossle mouth, Scotland, where he spent bla Christmas holiday,

Sir John Simon, who returned from Rome Saturday night, visited him this morning and a long con versation took place upon the Dis- armament situation generally, in the course of which the Foreign Secretary gave the Prime Minister n detailed account of his conversa- flons with Stonor Mussolini in Rome and with the Fronch Minis-. ter in Paris.

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As I Was."

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May-be you are finding your eye- sight troublesome, despite the use of glasses. Or your nerves and temper got too easily frayed by what former- fickle and your digeation capricious. y seemed trifles. Your appeetito Is Aches and pains in the joint,s limbs, nd back cause you discomfort and

The Cabinet meeting has not yet been fixed, but the Cabinot's Sub- Committee on Disarmament is meeting Wednesday, Sir John Simon had hoped to see

Mr. Arthur. Henderson to acquaint him of the substance of his. Rome and Paris conversations, but the Pres sident of the Disarmament Confer- ence is at present in bed with n cold and the meeting will therefore be postponed until he recovers.

Newspapers here continue to take the view that Sir John Simon's tour may prove to have produced useful results in the direction of co-ordinating and clarifying ideas. Several newspapers express the hope that the British Government will at an early date make a pro- nouncement on the situation, but it Is considered likely that even i this course is taken it will, necessity, be preceded by n very enreful examination of the resulte of diplomatie conversations as far as they have proceeded, as well as by further exchanges between Goy eraments for the purpose of cluclody, dating further their attitudes to the various aspects of the situation.- British Wireless,

REPUDIATION

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Rt. Hon. John, R. Clynes, chair- man of the Parliamentary Labour Party said: "To anticipate con- dict with the Throne is the worst way for any party to win an elec tion."

Mr Emanuel Shinwell, former Labour M.P, for Linlithgow, and member of the Labour Govern- ment: "The only person who knows what Sir Stafford Crippa meant is Sir Stafford Cripps. Buckingham Palace is not in the Labour Party-policy."

Lord Snowden: "Cripps used to be quite a sensible man, Evident- ly he is bent on trying to establish adieratorship aindi overthrow Parliament and Constitutional Government,"

Lord Marley: "I consider the possibility of Fascism 4 serious danger. I would be the last to suggest that it would be organised from Buckingham Palace."

Mr. Godfrey Elton: "The speech is typical of the reckless | statements. mude by Sir Staffor Cripps Pection of the Labour arly, They Reem to be doing their best to arouse apprehensio. and irritation in the electorate.”- Reuter.

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STABILISATION

ROOSEVELT MAY FORCE ISSUE

Washington, Jan. 8. Correspondents of the leading New York newspapers report that negotiations are under way to wards international currency stabilisation, despite President Roosevelt's, statement that other countries were not yet ready for any such measure.

The Financial Times alates there

Is much confusion of opinion as to stabilisation fund. Or he may only how stabilisation is to be effected, threaten to follow such a policy in owing to the widespread misunder- negotiations standing of President Roosevelt's stabilisation. tactics, +

for. International

"In other words, President Roose- It is believed in Wall Street,volt will attempt to force the world says the Times, that President to stabilise currencies. Roosevelt will begin his stabilisa-

The Times adds that it is first tion campaign by devaluing the essential that confidence in the dollar, then using part of the 5. U. S. dollar be restored in order $4,000,000,000 allocated by the that the sums required for the budget to the Reconstruction onormous budget can be raised.- Finance Corporation, as a large Reuter.

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