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JAPAN STILL PREPARED TO HALVE HER NAVY

INTERNATIONAL

PACT URGED

NO WISH TO ENTER TREATYLESS ERA

POLITICAL CRISIS DISTURBS TOKYO

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Boston, Dec. 6.

Japan has no intention of building a flect which will constitute a challenge to other naval powers, nor does she want a naval race. Japan, declared Mr. Saito, the Japanese Ambassador to Washington, speaking of the Washington Treaty termination, desires drastic re- ductions of existing naval strength.

Japan would like, he said, the setting of a common upper limit to warship building, instead of a ratio system, "which militates against a sense of national security.”.

Instead of a treatyless era, Japan desires a rational international agreement, said the Ambassador.

Mr. Saito reiterated the Japan-

ese offer to scrap half of hur Meet the British Empire and the United States would followi

suit.

Japanese

The Ambassador was speaking Political

at a dinner in his honour givan here by the Japan Society, and, when referring to the proposed termination of the Washington Treaty he said his country was not expecting an era ungoverned by naval tranties. They earnest ly desired an international agree- ment, he said;

Japan's attitude must not be constructed as one which chal- lenged the powers to a building race. Drastic reduction was the remedy for international SUB- picion, he said, and that was

what Japan wanted.

Mr. Salto, referring to the re-

Upheaval

SEIYUKAI'S ULTIMATUM

HUGE RELIEF SUM DEMANDED

(Special to "Telegraph") (My Telegraph, Gepyright. Tetapreskie Wes- cently published assertion of RG-| amper Ontiveros, 1871. Rossieni, Dusenber presentative Vinson that America, iras p.m.) should bufid Ave ships to every

Tokyo, Dec. 6.

BRITISH

TROOPS FOR SAAR

READY TO MOVE IF NEEDED

ENGLAND'S WORD

IS PLEDGED

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Geneva, Dec. 5.

Mr. Anthony Eden, Lord Privy Seal of England, and Baron Aloisi, famous Italian diplomat, the representa- tives of their respective Gov- ernments on the Saur Plebiscite Commission of the League of Nations, have announced that Britain and Italy are ready to send troops into the Saar to pre- vent disorders.

This decision will be conveyed to the League of Nations Counc!! when that body reassambles at 0.30 .p.m. to-day.

The British and Italian policies are parallel to that of France and follow the suggestion of M. Laval, the French Foreign Minister, that international troops should mala- tain order in the Saar at the time of the pebinello. France, It is re- called, made it known that two full divisions of troops could be thrown Into the Saar, within a few hours, should the necessity arise.

in an effort to secure closer co-operation between Nanking and Canton, Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has sent down by Dr. Wang Chung- hul and Mr. Sun Fo an autographed jelter to Mr. Hu Han-min, in Hongkong. Mr. Hu Han-min is shown in centre of front row, with Dr. Wang on his right and Mr. Sun Fo on his left. The young lady swan in the picture ́la Mlia Ha Muk-lan, Mr. Hu Han-min's daughter.

PLAN TO EVADE ARMS EMBARGO

CHARGES

AGAINST

DU PONT

SECRET SALES TO CHINA

(Special to "Telegraph”)

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The League-Council,-taking-note of M. Laval's proposal for interna- tional intervention, requested Baron Aloial, who is chairman of the Plebiscite Committee, to reports Ordinance, 1111. Received, December before the end of the Longue session-United Press.

p.m.)

Washington, Dec. 5.

The Arms Inquiry proceeding here heard from Senator Clark to- day the charge that the Du Pont company files showed a plan to “evade the spirit of the embargo

TO KEEP ORDER

London, Dec. 5. An Important decision on the An emergency meeting of the part of the British Government he had been somewhat bewildered. Cabinet to-day voted to dissolve was made known by against arms shipments to China The threat that Britain and Amer- the House of Representatives, Privy Seal, Mr. Anthony Eden, lea should each build flye shipal following the

three laid down by Japan, sald

demand of the

to every three laid down in Japan Sefyukai to increase the relief

Was surprising, he added, fund of the nation by 180,000,000 since Japan had never said she yen. would build one, much less thres. I -United Press and Reuter.

RED SCYTHE SWINGING

SLAUGHTER OF PLOTTERS

ANOTHER REIGN

OF TERROR

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Premier Okada is expected to ask for an Imperial decree this afternoon, after which the House will be dissolved, and a new elec- tion necessitated before the next session of the Diet at the end of this month.

SEIYUKA! DEMAND

The Seiyukai, last alght, de- manded that 180,000,000 yon be added for relief in the next two

years, otherwise they would force suspension of the budget discuss- ion they threatened,

The Cabinet decided it would prefer to dissolvo the Diet rather

appropriation, which would

answer of Com-

Ordinance, 1994. Racid. Dember Government inalets upon this point, Moscow, Dec. 6. foreign circles believe that the Court of the Soviet Union, to-day munists to those who are plotting

The Military Collegium, Suprema round-up is the sentenced 37 alleged "anti-revolu-ngainst their regime.

To-day's executions were Leningrad and 20

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SLANDER CASE CONCLUDED

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GIRL'S ACTION FOR DAMAGES

by shipping to neutral ports for consignment to China."

Mr. Irence Du Pont dented the charge.

Major K.K.V. Casey, a Du Pont Salesman, sald if the company had had wished I could have plenty of China business.

He told of a shipment of 40 tons of TNT in 1925, packed in false containers, consigned to the China, Japan Trading Company, to prevent bandit confiscation. The stuff oventually reached a Mukden warlord.

JUDGE RESERVES LV Gillie. Du Pont agent in

DECISION

Judgment was reserved in the

Senator Clark read a letter from

China, written in 1924, stating the embargo wna daily growing more farcical and adding:

"The Inspector-General of Gua-

BIG BILL FOR “BOOZE"

Profits Of Illicit Trade Still High

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Washington, Dec. 5. Americans spent well over. $3,000,000,000 on alcoholic beverages during the last few months; or; to be exact, since prohibition was, abolished, just a year ago.

*The enormous profits, of the business are almost equally divided between legitimate and illicit liquor operators, inside and outside the country.-United Press.

MOUNTAIN (A) SALAM MEELEST

DIVORCE SENSATION

JEAN HARLOW TRIES AGAIN.

DAY OF CRISIS

AT HAND

LORD LOTHIAN'S WORD OF WARNING

CHINA RELIES ON BRITISH PEOPLE FOR SUPPORT

PEACE IN PACIFIC

London, Dec. 5;

"We are approaching a most critical stage in world history and the most far-reaching consequences will turn on the policy the British Government pursues in the Far East during the next three to six months," declared Lord Lothian, speaking in the House of Lords to-day..

"There is no longer any doubt that one party of the Washington Treaty intends to denounce it before the end of the year.

"If Britain stands for the principles of the treaty she will have behind her the United States of America, though I would much like to ask how far America intends to go to make these principles effective.

NO TRACE OF LOST AIRMEN

HOPE SLOWLY DIMINISHING-

SEA AND AIR

FLEETS OUT,

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"There are, too, Itussis and

| China involved in the issue. China.

relics for support / from Great Britain more than from any other country. And there arð. the other treaty signatories.

If this dipe |lomacy of power ́the succeeds in Far East and a Ination can tear up a treaty, it is possible that an-

other nation can Lord Lothian tear up the Treaty of Versailles, and you, will have a world lined up for a fresh world war. But if we can vindicate the neutrality of

(Special to Telegraph”) By Themesh, Comright. Telegraphia Munthe Pacific wa will break down the

Ordinance. 1414. Received, Daermer principal barrier to a collective.

system: namely, the abstention of the United States."

4, 2.91 a.m.)

Honolulu, Dec. 15. The whole of the resources at the disposal of the au- are being thorities here thrown into the search for the missing

trans-Pacific airmen, Charles Ulm and his two companions.

In that lay the world's surest hope for peace, Lord Lothian indicated,

NO TIME FOR WORDS · Lord Stanhope, replying for the Government, declined to discuss. the Far East question beyond any fog that the conversations of the three great naval Powers were. still going on.

It is one of the greatest searches

It would be a disservice to the ever attempted; certainly the

collective peace system which Lord most intensive of any organised by Lothian mentioned, he said to go

Hawaiian departments,

There are twenty-two army and into such questions at present. navy planes in the air almost Reuter. every daylight hour and twenty-

one naval surfacò craft, plus an

undetermined number of com- STEEL INDUSTRY

Mamercial vessels.

As yet not a trace of the fllers SHOWS PROFIT 15.49 Hollywood, Dec. 5. has been found, though the search

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London, Dec, 5." ...The iron and steel industrios of

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than agree to this huge additional Cheung Chau slander action which toms admits the fact.”

(Du Telegraph. Coperiuht. Telegraphie The letter anid further that saps Ordinanes, 1776. Received, December seriously upset the next year's concluded before Mr. Justice Chinese Government finances were Anancial programme. However, Jacks, Puisne Judge, at the alded by petty loans at exorbitant 01 the Selyukai do not want Supreme Court this morning interest, but officials did not care platinum blond beauty, is seeking

The film actress, Jean Harlow, has gone on for more than 24 dissolution

compromiso Is when Liu Kwan, 18, an uninarried "for they all got their rake-off."

The surface ships are now con- a new divorce, and Incidentally centrating possible. United Presa

on the Hawali-San and girl, resident at Cheung Chao, United Press. "N

an all-time record in that direc- Francisco steamship lane, and Reuter,

claimed $1,000 damages for

RAISING HELL

tion. She commenced proceedings planos are radiating in every alleged defamation of character

against Harold G. Rosson, a Alm direction. Washington, Dec. 5. photographer, to-day, charging The search is expected to con-age Ordinance, 14). Reseized, Dearmber from Kwan Yip, of the Tai Lan The arms embargo against cruelty. .

tinue for another two days Shop, Cheung Chau.

China from 1914 to 1928 enabled No further evidence was offered, the Chinese warlords to run up tember, 1933, shortly after her being placed at the disposal of She married Mr. Rosson in Sep-least with Increasing resources the hearing being occupied by and down the country raising former husband, Paul Bern, a pic- those in charge, though hope for Britain and Germany are showing rolicitors addresses to the Court. hell" and prevented the Chinese ture director, committed suicide, the safety of Ulm, Littlejohn and

Mr. Silva said the two incidents Government taking steps to put After coven months of marriage

an appreciable Ivaning of trade. of sinnder occurred at meetings down internal disorders, declared sho separated from Rosson, how-Single, though they wantin

The Dorman-Long company an one a meeting, of elders of the Mr. Lammot Du Pont, testifying ever,

Experts, though they continue nounces a profit for the past year few hours of the passing of the Aring of the last shot at the

island, and the other an informal to-day before the Senate Com- Born in 1911, the film star was have been deceived when he said Essen had such a good year that optimistle, admit that Ulm may of over £500,000 and Krupps, and sentence.

It was charged that they were Kirov was cremated and laid to

"traltors": In Moscow, the body of Sun Restaurant at Cheung Chau. milf Investigating the Brons Arst married when she was six his machine would float for at they are paying their

manufacturing industry's con- teen, running away with C. F. Mc

least 48 hours. It is possible it plotting

terrorlat acts against

"SWEET WORDS"

treets and machinations abroad. Grew, a wealthy.man some years the

have Soviet officials. They were im rest

Proganca of

Mr. Du Pont, head of the firm her senior. That marriage was United Press.

may In the first case, the defendant which bears his name, had been dissolved in 1981. Since 1927, mediately caught up and exter- anormous crowd-United Press. minated by the merciless organiza-

SECRET TRIALS

had exaggerated and spoken in recalled as a witness.

therefore, she has been married tion which exists to protect' the

Moscow, Dec. 5." oxcoas of the report made to him revolution.

The Committee was informed and divorced three times United CHANGING FACE OF & The UpporEllast words The trials of the 66 persons who | about the conduct of Leung Ping- that Mr. Gillls, the Du Ponts Press and Reuter, It is announced officially that the were executed there and in kwan and had said that the girl Chlua representative, in his report mafority of those who were shot Leningrad, when convicted of wont with him to a hotel in Hong. In 1927, declared that the Ameri-**** had entered the Soviet Union terrorist plotting, ware held in kong and that he had "persuaded can commercial attaché ut Peking dent. Hoover if they approached through Poland, Latin and Fin- secret on December 1, it is learded, her with sweet worda." There was had recommended that the Da the matter. Insor

TE is suggested that some of and therefore the executions have no doubt as to the imputation of Poht company take up the embargo Mr KK.V. Canor testified that

on B

Moscow. They were all condemned larger scale than any that have to death and were shot within a occurred in many years.

Within an hour or

sort of meating at the Ho 60 of the

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Tai

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bonus of 10 to 25 per contex

at once There will be an undivided pro

fit,

will och le not announced, which Used to strengthen tab financial position of the company Borsig increased its dividend from three to seven per cent. Reuter.

(Spacial to "Telegraph′′)\)| rock recently fell out of the face of the falls, on the Canadian mida Niagara, Dec. 5.

NIAGARA

the condemned; were spier in the no connection with the murder.), these words, which, if they were questiona un mail of the Du Pont company had hippes Niagara Falls, frozen almost of the river, and was lost in the

of Kirov, who was buried to-day, established against plaintiff, Commerc

State in 1925 forty tons of TNT to China,

pay of foreign ] powers....

The shootings were not cons heated with the assassination of has been confiscated by the state riage: U

The property of those executed would ruin her chance of mar Dapikk backed Inkinsbottom boxes, and solid. Is having its winter sleep rint pot hole into which the Mirche believed that ultimately reached of have been empties. This rock fall the Soviet official Hirov, an offeini | Five other suspects are being "At the staurant pisting the come would overcome the Chinen, warlords of the examining the changing contour is said to have weighed er statement added. Although the examined,Reuter,

response an Tari" moment-Reuter.

of tus lip. A gigantic piece of 200,000 tons, Reuter Special,

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