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FRANCE SUPPORTS BRITAIN

Flandin Tells Of Military Phase Of Stresa Pact

Paris, Feb. 26.

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MOBILISATION BILL DEBATED IN TOKYO

Tokyo, Feb. 26.

Japan has no intention of provoking the Soviet Union, which will "eventually be compelled to reconsider 8.05 Songs by Peter Dawson (Bass-its attitude towards Japan with an understanding of Japan's true purposes," the Foreign Minister, Mr. Koki Hirota, declared to-day in reply to interpellations on the National Mobilisation Bill in the Lower House.

Holling Along (film 'Music Goes 'Hound'); Lond The Covered Wagon (Капс ond Hunt); The Alr Pilot (Morrison, Webster nnid Gorratt); Song Of The Thames (Mortimer and Alan Murray).

Replying to points raised on the international situation in the Chamber | of Deputies to-day, the Premier, M. Camille Chaulemps, siated that the outside world istened to France's | Letters. voice ng she was a united and strong nation.

The statement, supplementing one from General 8.15 London Relay-Famous Love Sugiyama, the War Minister, followed pointed inter- A selection of letters written be-pellations expounded by tween the years 1,500 and 1,000 by

He added that French rearmament Margery Paston, Henry VIII, Antic measure.

must go forward.

While France was not going to be n policeman of the world, she did not want to be an Isolationist.

Begarding Anglo-French unity, M. Chnutemps said: "Trance and Bri- tain are solidly united. Let no-onej forget IL"

France was in agreement that: Anglo-Italian talks would case the European situation, but the tolka must bear relation to the Spanish situation and the question of recogni- tion of Italian conquest of Abyssinia. ---Router Bulletin.

SUCCESSION OF ERRORS

Paria, Feb, 28.

That the Stresa Agreement was accompanied by a military agreement with Italy, which guaranteed France against the occupation of the Rhine- land, was disclosed by the former Premier, M. Plerre Flandin, in a speech in the Chamber of Deputies debate on foreign affairs.

Wild cheers and counter cheers punctuated M. Flandin's speech, in which he declared that the Verasules Pence Treaty was moribund. He supported the contention of Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the British Premier, that the League, as t present run, was inept.

"The past is a succession of errors," he said. "Let us cast aside illusions and not mislead the small nations."

Earlier, M. Yvon Delbos, the Foreign Minister, reviewed the Government policy and sald that France must be closely associated with the Anglo-Italian talks..

The Anglo-French friendship was the surest barrier against the dangers threatening peace. Austrian Inde- pendence was an essential element to European peace. France's engage- 'ment to Czecho-Slovakia would be loyally maintained. France desired peace, but not prace at any price.

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Boleyn, and the Earl of Essex,

The Bill was referred to a Special Arranged by Jonquil Antony.

Committee of 45 members after a 8.25 London Relay-Round The spirited debate before a packed

House. London Organs'.

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critics of the momentous

Europeans In Trouble

In Battle With Cafe Staff And Crowd

A description of the organ at the Special attention must be paid to by a recital by Berkeley B.B.C. Studios, Maida Vale followed Japan's relations with foreign coun- Mason. tries in conducting protracted hostili- Sonata No. 3 in A, Op., 05 (Mendels- tics in Clinn, Mr. Hirota declared. sohn); Theme, Variations and Fugue (Hollina): Grand

He admitted that there Choeur Dialogue (Gigout).

series of problems pending between 0.0 London Relay-Empire Ex-Japan and the Soviet Union, but snid change.

that the Japanese Government was Points of view by travellers from endeavouring to "normalise" them.

A brawl involving two Europeans, the Dominions and Colonies.

9.15 Czech Philharmonic Orches-stood Japan's position pretty

The British Government "under-belleved to be soldiers in mutil, ve-

wellcurred in a restaurant in Yaumati tra.

Slavonic Dance No. 8 In

since the outbreak of

China during the early hours of yesterday (Dvorak); Slavonle Dance No. 9 In Incident, and was now apparently morning, sometime about 2 o'clock. B Major (Dvorak); Slavonic Dance changing its attitude roore favourably

It was alleged that the two men No. 11 In F Major (Dvorak); Slavonic

to' Japan."

refused to pay their bill after con- Dance No. 13 IB Fiat Miner

grave, suming a meal and A culnber

.01 (Dvorak),

to drinks. They attempted to escape con-when the management endeavoured to telephone for the police, but were prevented from doing so by the walters.

0.30 London Relay-The News. 8.50 Boccherini-Concerta In Flat Major.

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the

The present situation was and therefore it was necessary

n still "prepare for

graver Btingency."

For Graver Emergency,

A fight then ensued and bottles,

Played by Pau Casals ('Cello) and The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir London Ronutd. Answering Interpellations, General

10.15 Songs by Richard Tauber Sugiyama sald that the Mobilisation chairs and other articles were freely (Tenor).

Bill was designed for 1 "graver used. The Europeans were seized Lady Of Love

not (Tauber-Rotter); | emergency," and it had heen and hurled through the plate glass My Dearest One (Tauber-Roiter); | decided whether the Act would not door of the restaurant into the street. My Every Thought, My One Desire be invoked in the present China The woodwork of the door and the

Gluditin' Lebar-Knepler- Incident.

glass were smashed,

Reviewing national questions, the 10.25 Light Orchestral and Varlety.

OrchSerenade (Heykens); Birth-War Minister declared that the Bill did not contravene the constitution, day Serenade (Paul Lincke), Max Muhlbeck and His Orchestra; as claimed by some critics, neither Organ La Dunza (Rossin!); did the measure interfere with the Musica Proibita (Ciastaidon). supreme powers of the Emperor. Marcel Palotti: Vocal and Piano- Blossoms On Broadway (from the

son:

the

men

Plekding themselves up, ran into Nathan Road, followed by the restaurant employees and a large crowd who had been attracted to the scene. The fight was resumed near the Alling station opposite the Alhambra, where stones

were Opening the interpellations, Mr.

thrown indiscriminately. The chase Alm): Remember Me? (alm Mr. Dodd Ikeda, member of the Minscito Party, continued for some distance towards takes the Air'). Leslie Hutchin-paid a tribute to the Government for Mongkok, but the Europeans suc

Orch. Briatelle Overture expunging from the Bill the provi-ceeded in eluding their pursuera. (Rixner).

Grand Symphony slons for control of the press and free

Investigations are being made by Orch.; Vocal Felts (Mart and speech, but declared that "even now the pollee. Bligh).... Hildegarde; Dance Orch. fie press is controlled too much."

He pointed out that countries in = which the press

controlled WTS strictly suffered reverses during the World War. These included Russia, Austria and Germany.

He raised the constitution issue also, and declared that the Bill, so to speak, contained "sugared polson to kill constitutional government."

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Foxx-Trots-I Ain't Got Nobody;

Cab Calloway Nagasaki.

and His Orch.

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cornerstone of our policy, we shall remain faithful to the traditional policy of the Republic. The con- adence. motion signed by the beads of the majority groups affirms the conviction that the Government will assure pence, and respect for treaties within the framework of collective

In winding up the debate, M. Chautemps was warmly cheered by the Left groups. He said that he refused to renounce collective security because the email nations would thus be sacrificed to the big ones.

"Both our safety and our honour to security and the Lengue of forbid the pursuit_of_a_policy_01.

surrender of principles. Without in The Chamber passed the vote of way compromising Franco-confidence in the Government by 439 British friendship,

the i votes to two.-Reuter,

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He suggested that the Government withdraw the entire Bill and rela- troduce which would contain "ample provi

revision after careful study

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LOYALIST REVOLT REPORTED

Troops Refuse To Go To Teruel

Parls, Feb. 25.

It is reported from Perpignan that

part of the Loyalist garrison revolled at Barcelona on the grounds that it was a useless sacrifice to go to Teruel

A report from St. Jean de Luz states: "The Irun garrison com- mander is saying that agitation has been renewed throughout Catalodu, chiefly at Figueras, where, it is re- ported, 30 have been killed and wounded in riots"-United Press.

SERIES OF CONSULTATIONS

London, Feb. 25,

M. Ivan Malsky, Russian Ambassa- dor to Britain, saw Lord Plymouth, Chairman of the Non-Intervention Committee at noon yesterday_about the British formula for the with-- drawal of foreign volunteers from Spain, and the point at which bel- ligerent rights should be accorded House will adopt the mensure in the

the Lower both sides.. middle of the week and thereafter It is believed that M. the House of Peers will quickly give now Its approval.

Mobilisation Bill when amended to assure the protection rights and to preserve the functions of property of the Dict

Some predict that

Malsky is awaiting Instructions from Moscow before defining the Soviet attitude-Reuter Bulletin.

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It is believed that the debate did not reach a stage of political crisis as members of the Diet apparently placed considerable confidence in the explanations and promises of Prince-Lord Plymouth, Chairman of the Konaye.-United Press.

Opposers Threatened

Quick Approval Foreshadowed

„Tokyo, Feb. 27. The Dlet yesterday paratively inactive as the Prime Minister, Price Konoye, was suffer- ing from a cold. It is expected that he will appear early next week to answer Interpellations. His absence was the chief cause for the delay. cently plastered in the streets of D'Affaires,

General Suglyama, the War Tokyo.

London, Feb. 20.

Non-Intervention Committee, is con- tinuing the series of consultations he Tokyo, Feb. 28. has had in the last few days, in the Inflammatory posters threatening course of which he hno seen the members of the Diet who oppose the French, Italian and Russlan Am- National Mobilisation Bill, were re-bassadors

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It is assumed that in these con- decided to make the mobilisation law four Dlet members called on Admiral sultations the British effective for tho present hostilities Suelsugu, the Home Minister, to-day garding the terms of the withdrawal

"Volunteers" to of non-Spanish

from because it was not considered that and requested the Government Japan was facing A very serious maintain a more rigid

of Spain and the granting of beiligerent crisis," but the country should be peace and order in Tokyo.

rights is being discussed in all its Admiral Suelsugu assured prepared if a crisis should come.

the details preparatory to a further The Social" Masses Party and callers he would do his best to carry meeting of the Committee.-British

Wireless. olbers are willing to support the lout their request.—Neuter.

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