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dispute, would almost immediately be Involved, especially in the case of two countries liko Britain and France."

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Worries By

Japan To Talk

With Hawaii ALHAMBRA

Big Spending By Telephone

Washington, Mar, 24.

Tokyo, Mar. 24. Not revealing the exact amount The radio telephone between here anticipated, although II is believed and Honolulu will be formally in- to be in the neighbourhood of $730,augurated on March 25, the Ministry

to-

Dealing with the Soviet invitation 000,000, Mr. Henry Morgenthau, so a conference of the major democra-Secretary to the Treasury, to-day dis-of Communications announced the powers in Europe, Mr. Chamber- closed that income taxes so far dny. lain anid that while the Government might run between $20,000,000 and

The opening ceremony to-morrow warmly welcomed any conference $50,000,000 below our estimate." representing all the European nations, However, he sald, the March receipts at noon will include exchanges of It was obliged to recognise that no were well above inst year's $700,000,- greetings between Mr. Joseph Grew, such expectation could be entertain-000,

Amerlenn Ambassador in Tokyo, ed. The conference suggetsed would

Due to the deflelency in colleétions,

Mr. Joseph B. Poindexter, aggravato a tendency towards the Mr. Morgenthau said they

Would and establishment of exclusive groups, through

have to borrow another $50,000,000 Governor General of Hawali, and be- which must be inimical to European scheduled to mature in June.

weekly bills aerlea, veen Mr. Seijiro Yoshizawa, Direc

tor of the Foreign Ofee's American Meanwhile the budget "bugaboo" | was haunting the Treasury, as for Affairs Bureau, and Mr. Kosaku Mizusawa, Japanese Consul-General example the taxpayers fiscal contri- bullons were pouring in at an average at Henolulu. of $17,600,000 dally, while the Gov- ernment was spending at an average of $20,700,000 daily-United Press,

peace.

the cause

Regarding Czecho-Slovakia, now was the time when all the resources of diplomacy should be enlisted in

of peace.

The British Government does not under-rate the assurances given by Germany. The Government observed with satisfac- tion that the Government of Czecho- Slovakin was addressing itself io practical steps to meet reasonable wishes of the German minority.

Britain was ready to render any help toward the solution of questions likely to cause difficulty between the German

and

Czecho Slovakian Kovernments. In the

meantime,

there was no need to assume the use of force, or, indeed, to talk uobut it. That would only do harm and would, Interfere with the progress of diplomacy and increase the feeling of insecurity.

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Paris, Mur. 25. Hope that a Government crisis Mr. Chamberlain then turned to would not materialise was raised late Spala, and said he was fully alive to last night when there were indications the repeated serious infringements of of the determination of the Govern- non-intervention, but they still con-ment majority not to yield to what

dered that non-intervention afforded is described the best means of avoiding a major ni conflagration. The fallan conversa- tlons had been carried a considerable distance, and their results were full of encouragement.

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blackmail, the Senate's altempt According to reliable sources Leon Blum doen't intend to resign but will engage in battle with the Senate on the second financial bill, which has already passed the Senate.

-Reuter,

Dealing with the British position, Mr. Chamberlain emphosisel the need for the acceleration of re-armament, the Air Force and anti-aircraft defences. Re-arma- JAPANESE ADVANCE IN ment, he said, must have in the nation's effori. Neverthel

NORTH KIANGSU armaments alone wore not a guarantee of peace, and he earnestly hoped it was yet possible to arrive at a reasonable balance of armaments by agreement, instead of free and un- limited competition.

sure

Shouhslen, Mar. 25, The Japanese troops, numbering about 1.000 who recently landed at Nantungchow on the north bank of the Yangtze River in Kiangsu, have occupied Jutro, a town north-west, and are preparing to attack Haimen. to the south-east.

The Chinese forces at Jukno with-

There was no division at the end of the debate on Mr. Chamberlain's speech, and the Bill on which the dis- cussion had taken place, passed un-drew after putting up a stiff resist- challenged, amid loud ministerial ance-Central News.

cheers.

Sir John Simon's Appeal

Sir John Simon, in winding up the debate for the Government, said that its policy was that, at whatever cost, it must make the country safe by making it strong. They believed this was the best guarantee of peace.

"We are making no threats, but we show, and invite.the country to show, determination, which is all the more impressive because it is the determination of a free people.

"This policy, calls for co-operation from each according to the help he can bring, and we appeal for the goodwill and help of all. In view of the issues at stake, we are confident that that goodwill and help will be forthcoming." (Loud Ministerial Cheers).-Reuter,

DECLARES RUSSIA

ANXIOUS

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there were $300,000,000 worth circu- lating In North China,

Mr. Sun Fo said he hoped to stay in England for three or four weeks to see the Prime Minister to renew acquaintances with Sir Alexander Cadogan, Sir Arthur Leith Ross and Str Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen. He may go on to America, but that is not yet decided.-Reuter,

FURIOUS FIGHTING

IN SHANTUNG

Hsuchow, Mar. 25. Furious fighting continued yester- day on the east bank of the Yi River, where the Japanese troops launched another counter-offensive.

With the arrival of heavy rein- forcements, including some mechanis- el units, the Japanese troops counter- alincked the Chinese at Tangtouchen and Lichishu north of Lil. The resistance Chinese put up stubborn and inflicted heavy casualties on the attackers.

An unconfirmed report states that the Chinese have been withdrawn to the west bank of the YI River in the face of a concerted attack of

Japanese land and air forces to avoid unnecessary losses.--Central News,

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