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Tokyo, Mar. 28.

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A Foreign Office spokesman nounced that the Exchange Control Ordinance will be revised and pro- mulgated on March 20, to be made

Hankow, Mar. 27.

The first Chinese general offensive on the Tientsin- Pukow railway front yesterday is proceeding well. Crack Central Government troops are engaged in the counter-offensive, assisted by newly arrived artillery and mechanised units equipped with the latest types of heavy the Finance Ministry's primary pur-field pieces, tanks and armoured cars.

was the establishment of a sound condition on the Exchange market by controlling transactions to by exchange banks in Japan and checking unfair competition among

effective on April 5. He said that

Dose

them,

The central column under Sun Lien-chung is stated have crossed the Grand Canal and reoccupied Hanchwang, which the Japanese captured on March 19.

To the cast another column under Tang Eng-po la stated to have re- crossed the Grand Canal where the Yiholen branch line on the Tientsin- Pukow railway passes the Canal, and will engage the Japanese near Tih- sien and Tsaochwang.

The spokesman said; "The revi- sions will scarcely affect those en- gaged in general business and will tend to lighten the burden of banics and facilitate business transactions by granting comprehensive permits for a month based on the previous total of monthly transactions."

Further east still reinforcements Under the revision of the Ordinare being rushed to Linyi where the Chinese garrison is being beleaguered ance, Government permission will be necessary for the following:

by the Japanese advance, Gunāre is audible Linyi.

Purchases and sales of foreign ex- change in Japan; sale of the Japanese yen by Japanese banks abroad; re- mittances, including cash, to foreign countries; telegraphic transfers; ex- porting security coupons in foreign currency and the issuance of letters of credit-United Press.

TO BE EXTENDED

The decree

Tokyo, Mar. 27. will be extended to Japan's outlying possessions, Kwan- tung leased territory and Manchu- kuo.

Simultaneously the Finance Ministry announced the creation of a foreign exchange inspection section with 15 inspectors to supervise foreign exchange transactions.-

Reuter.

MOMENTOUS SESSION

Diet Closes After Historie Rush of Business

Tokyo, Mar. 27.

Chinese reinforcements are being sent hurriedly to Kweltch, west of Hsuchow, from Kaifeng, following reports that the Japanese are send- ing eight divisions to sector."

CLOUSTON, RICKETTS SET MARK

London, Mar. 27.

RCH

1998.

NEWS OF SERVICES

Squadron Leader. J. E. M. Mac- Callum has been appointed for administrative duties at the RAF. station at Seletar, Singapore. Since 1036 he has been flying duties at Kal Tak station, Hongkong, where he is O.C., Station Flight.

Squadron Leader MacCallum gain- ed à endelship at Cranwell in 1820 after three years' serviço п an apprentice and aircraftman. He has served with Nos. 2 and # (Army Co- operation) Squadrons at home and In Egypt and Palestine, as a dying instructor at Sealand and Digby, and wiilt Nos. 15 and 98 (Bomber) Squadron nt Abingdon. He was promoted to his present rank in August Inst.

NAVAL AIR BRANCH Lieutenant-Commander A. M. Rundle has been appointed to the Hermes for duty with Air Brunch officers who will receive thelr elementary training in this ship. For the past two years he has com- manded No. 822 (Torpedo Spotter Flying Ofcer Clouston and Mr. Reconnaissance) Squadron In the Victor Ricketts arrived at Croydon carrier Furious. Estering Osborne at 5.40 p.m. GM.T,, to-day, after the us a cadet in September. 1015, he Arst record round fight from Eng-went to sen in 1919 as midshipman and to New Zealand and back, of the Barham, and was promoted The complete trip took ten days to sub-lieutenant in 1922. It was in this rank that he was appointed to It is believed here that following and 2014 hours.

They left Cairo at 3.45 am. to-day specialize as an air pilot in 1024, and their stalemate on the Tientsin- and arrived at Marsellies about 1.30 he has flown naval aircraft from the Pukow railway the Japar.ese will

Furious, Courageous, now attempt

to force their own way .m. They left half an hour later carriers

Glorious, and Eagle in home waters, dow down this area and capture Kweiteh, for Croydon where bly crowds wel-

the Mediterranean, and China; and from the cruisers Enterprise and as this would divide the Chinese at comed them.-British WireleAs.

Kent in the East Indles and China. suchow and Chengchow. Another theory is that the Japanese may

He has held rank as squadron leader in the R.A.F. since July, 1935. achieve the same object either separ ately or by means of a combined

the western

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THE NAVIES her west and capturing Kaifeng. by crossing the Yellow River

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H.M.S. Hermes, Commander L. V. As it by way of a preliminary for

Donne, p.K.C., now in the Reserve this

bas been latest drive, news

(Continued from Page 6.)

Fleet, Devonport, is to be employed received here of a new Japanese

the short- offensive on the north bank of the in effect, "We don't want to build as training ship for Yellow River

a vost navy to equal the British or service officers who are to be enter- opposite

Knifenkaited States flects, but we demand) ed in the Air Branch. Changyuan, They attacked

As already these officers will be cast

of Kalteng, and after 48 hours the right to do so." Prestige counts announced,

given three months' preliminary Eventually, however, Japan

training at Devonport in company of Chinese in the town was

which they will be Introduced to DX 822-AIDA. Holde Alda wiped out. There is no news of an

The Force of Destiny, attempt to cross the river and it ap-

seamanship, boat work, and the like. The Hermes was

the Arat vessel

north-

of bitter fighting entered the city, A for much with the Japanese offreed/ nuval

to the famous proportion of 5 5 3. which means that Great Britain and the United States could have five

by

COLUMBIA'S FAVOURITE ARTISTES

sions in Japan'a Parliamentary his- pears therefore that the operations ital ships to every three owned specially designed by the Admiralty DX 824-Porgy and Bess. (Gershwin}

One of the most momentous ses tory was brought to a formal close at 11 am. to-day. Emperor Hirohito was not present at the ceremony, Is edict closing the session was read by the Premier, Prince Konoye, be- fore the two Houses.

In a statement issued this morning re warned the nation Prince Koyoye

hostilities in China would that the

long time. continue for

"Some

people seem to feel that the incident has terminated," he said: "As a matter of fact, it cannol be regarded in any manner as having been brought to an end. It is more proper to say the fight has just be- It is my work as well as the dun. task of the entire nation to exert our utmost for the realisation of the aims of this crusade.

are more in the nature of mopping-

up operations prior to attempting the by Japers which have been main-/1019 and completed in 1933. She FB1002-Rustle of Spring

crossing in the future.-Reuter,

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March of the Bojares. DX 800 Sousa Marches On DX 801-1812 and All That

..Charles Kullmann,

Carroll Gibbons and Savoy Orpheans.

(Rubinstein).

or, in other words, 15 15 9, 5, carrier, and was launched in

Albert Sundler's Trio. Romance in E Flat. tained by the three leading Powers served in the Mediterranean from

1924, and in China from 1927 to 1933 DX 787-Coppelia Ballel ... since this treaty

.London Philharmonic Orch. .Bowers' Symphony Orch. of course, failure and again from 1934 to 1937, when DX 708-Norwegian Bridal Procession though now, signed,

she was relleved by the Eagle. to reach agreement in London has meant that new ships are under con-

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

.Grenndler Guards, Band. (Continued from Page 7.)

struction in United States and tu

.Debroy Somers Band. Stock Queta-Great Britain. 7.45 Closing focal

The following appointments are DX 775-Bells Across The Meadows

Albert Ketlebys Orch. The Washington Treaty held until, announced by the Admiralty:

Sanctuary of the Heart... 7.50 Concert Waltzes,

Capt. F. C. Flynn December 1, 1030; that some similar

Vienna Symphony Orch. Beauty Waltz (Composer Un- known); Waltz of Russian Melodies agreement could not replace it was (April 22) and to Tarantula in com- LX 690-Egmont Overture, (Beethoven)

DX 651-Lohebgrin, Love Scene., George Thill and Germalne Martenelli. (Composer Unknown)... Russian due to Japan's insistence that her mand (undated).

G. C. Hoffman to Berwick | DX 652- Novelty Orchestra; His Dreamy Waltz hands must be free.

(April (Arr. Schwarz). Russian British Interests

tions.

Novelty Orchestra.

8.0 Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.

B.03 Chinese Programme.

9.0 Chinese Programme--Relay

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Comdr Lt. Cdra. C. A. Rowe to Medway : (April 19); M. G. Rimington to Parthian (undated).

Sub-Lts. A. P. Culmer to Suffolk; D. J. L. Wood to Sandwich; D. N. Forbes to Grimsby (April 4).

Gunner J. N. Bulman to Kent (March 20).

Midshipmen D. 1. Haywood, D. G. Sweeton, M. D. Rahilly to Cornwall (April 20).

NAVAL HISTORY PRIZES

made on the result of the annual The following awards have been prize competition in naval history for the year 1937:

It Japan's present campaign in China is carried through to a com- The Dict statement said the session had been under wartime conditions.

plete triumph, and if she builds cx- tensively in capital ships, and in the Only a day's prolongation was re- quired to complete its deliberations.

many types of smaller cruft which are essential to the modern In order to meet the requirements of long term military operation in con-

on a Frequency of 640 Kilo- Great Britain will have to consider nection with the China incident, the

cycles

carefully her naval position in East-| Government had presented as many 8.03 Schubert Compositions.

ern waters. as 80 legislative bills, including the Marche Militoire.

Suggestions have been made that San Fran- unprecedented enormous budget ali cisco Symphony Orchestra conducted with the great naval base at Singa- battle-fleet should of which had been approved. All by Alfred Hertz;

Aufenthalt; Der pore now ready, important bills, including those for Doppelganger... Alexander we have too few

be stationed there. At the moment

battleships national and general Inobilisation nis (Bass) Frank Ribb at the Plano;

to and State control of the electric

us.to station a fleet. there Duo For Piano And

enable Violin In "Ã

Lieutenant R. J. Hemingway, power industry, had been seriously Major, Op. 102.

chwithout unduly weakening our post- H.M.S. Regent, first prize of £50, Sergei Rach- discussed by the Diet with proper mat (Plano) and Fritz Kreisler tion at home and in the Mediterra- medal, and eertificate of merit; understanding of the current situa-

acon, and when the battleships at Lieutenant R. F. Kipling, H.M.S tion.

The

Premier declared that the

and when the further five which certificate of merit: Lieutenant P. W. merits of a united National Front

believed will quickly follow Gretton, D.A.C., RN. College, Dart- were thus displayed,

them are also ready, a fleet could be mouth, third prize of £20 and cerli- "We will

based on Singaporcstralia. make

every effort to

Beale of merit; Lieutenants V. A. operate adequately and effectively

The Icars of

and New Wight-Boycott, H.M.S. Delight, M. Zealand would doubtless be banish-Keith-Ronch, H.M.S. Orpheus, and on the basis of the measures ap- proved by the Dlet," the statement

Dance. ed by such a move, but a lot of M. G. Inworth, H.M.S. work is involved in the sending of prizes of £10 and certifientes of continues,

battle-feet to distant waters. It merit; Lieutenant S. L. C. Maydon, is not simply a matter of sending Inte of H.M.S. Orpheus, certificate of one or two squadrons of five battle- merit. ships each to Eastern waters; swarms

and FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXAM. cruisers, and of destroyers, light Iolanthe-Selection: ather subsidiary craft must also go. The following awards have been Of Penzance" Selection.

The new conditions brought about made on the result

of the annual .... The Band of H. M. Coldstream by the development of air power examination in foreign languages Guards cund. by Lieut. R. G. Evans;

that several large aircraft held in December: Trial By Jury: A Nice Dilemma.

macarriers would have to accompany Leo Shemeld-Arthur Hosking-car

such a fleet, Derek Oldham-George Baker-Win!- Lawson and Chorus; I Love

Abendrotiz: Die Vogel. zebeth | present building are ready-by 1842 Herald, second prize of £30 and

"The Government is prepared to forge ahead with firm determination and great effort so that the nation's

expectations shall not be disap- pointed."

two measures

power industry and empowering the

Post; Wohin?; In

Schumann (Soprano) accomp. by Karl

Alwin (Piano); Soiree De Vienne No. 6. Wilhelm Backhaus (Piano Solo); Schubert Waltzes.... Symphony Orchestra conducted by Waller Gochr. 9.0 London

Relay-'Empire Ex- change". the Dominions and Colonies.

Points of view by travellers from 9.15 Excerpts from Gilbert and Sullivan.

Iolanthe Pirates

*** Winifred Lawson-Derek

nean

As it is, Great Britain's strength in Far Eastern waters consists of the

French.-Lieutenant (E) T. G. J. Mathias, RN, College, Greenwich, prize of £25 and certificate of merit. German.-Lieutenant (E) H. F. Waight, H.M.S. Capetown, prize of £20 Instructor-Lieutenant F. L. Westwater, H.M.S. Emerald, prize of

£10 and certificate of merit,

Spanish-Lieutenant R. W. Mayo, H.M.S. Osprey, pr

prize of £10 and certificate of

Lieutenant Italian-Paymaster A. G. D. Davidson. H.M.S. York, prize of £15 and certißente of merit. Portuguese. Lieutenant C. H. C. Adams, H.M.S. Herald, prize of £20 and certificate of merit,

Among the bills passed by the Diet were the budgetary estimates exceeding Y7,700,000,000, to be ex- pended by April 1, 1935, and several measures extending State control in almost

feld of endeavour. every Backed the fighting services,

by the Government succeeded in push- ing through the Diet two ensuring State control of the electric and Chorus; The Question, Gentle- 4th Cruiser Squadron of four heavy .: Oh, Joy Unbounded..... Leo and two light cruisers, the old air- carrier Eagle, carrying 20 Government to control the nation's Shefeld-Arthur Hosking-Winifred aft

u flotilla of nine neroplanes

des: Lawson-Derek Oldham and Chorus.

troyers, and a number of sloops and 9.30 London Relay-The News.

snull craft. Songs by Paul Kobeson

In addition, there is, an important submarine concentration. some 16 Take A Long Pull To Get There

submarines being maintained there. (Gershwin); Lullaby (Heyward and r, however, a growing Japanese Gershwin); Song Of Freedom (From battle-ncet some news-

were to cause anxiety, The only effective answer would be

battle-feat stationed # British A protracted conference of the

at Organ Solo-Jan Riepura was leaders of the two Houses and mem-

The following officers, not eligible Flim or based on the African Melodies. Marcel Palotti; Vocal etation.

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to compete for medals or prizes, Cabinet, however, re-

-Remember Me (From 'Mr. Dodd The South African Minister of have been awarded certificates of sulted in a compromise acceptable takes the Air'); Here Comes The

of a number Defence has made

merit: to the Government-Reuter Special. Sandman (From 'Mr. Dodd takes

Paymaster Commander W. R. C. Air')..... Elake Carliste; Plano Solo public statements in favour of the

establishment of a powerful and Steele, H.MS. Ramillies (French) at Lieutenant-Commander R. G. K. naval base strongly-protected

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Unexpectedly strong opposition to the Power Control Bill, dubbed by its upponents as a piece of Com- munist legislation" in the Upper House, yesterday led papers to forecast the possibility of the Cabinet's resignation.

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Music-Serenade In The African station, where at present man); Paymaster Midshipman J. L. Night

(Bixio-Cherubini-Kennedy); only two cruisers and a few sloops Rigge, H.M.S. Hood (Spanish); Pay- The are kept, will become the centre of master Sub-Lieutenant D. A. Green- Hawaiion Players; Orchestra the strategic plan to defend the Bri- halgh, H.M.S, Amphion (Afrikaans). -Millongul-Tango (Delfino-Lining); Ush Empire, and keep open the vital

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has already a fleet which is capable Scott, A.M., will relinquish the post Dance Orch. When My Heart of defending her vital interests, and of Captain of the Fleet on the staff Says

Sir Dudley Ays Sing-Fox-Trot (From "Let's any large-scale development of of Admiral

Pound, make a night of it); You've Gotta can mean only a determination to Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean, Take Your Pick And Swing (From embark upon yet further schemes of which he has held since 1935. 'Let's make a night " of "l1').

expansion..

Japanese Diplomatic Service announced to-day:

were

The following appointments In the nemure-Paiva), in vocal refrain. any other great naval Power, Japan Fleet exercises Captain R. J. R.

to the Japanese Embassy in London, becomes Minister at Ottawa.

Mr. Kenichi Okada is appointed Minister to South Africn,

Captain Shinichi Torigosh! is up- pointed naval attache to the Japan- eso Legation in Slam-Reuter,

JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP Washington, Mar. 28,

His successor will be Captain C. E. Hotham, b.sc., late Flag Captain and Chief Staff Officer to Vice-Admiral Walter Whliman. Captain Hotham Is specialist in ris And His Orchestra; Todt, Tool

navigation, and was promoted in Tootlo On Your Flute Fox-Trot Ronnie Munro and His Orches- June, 1933, when commander for Alaska in the United States, sald Band-6/3 One-Step (Sarony) Longer, Please Remember-Fox-Trot Bouling of the Grand Flert, and was

Mr. Anthony J. Dimond, delegate (Sarony and Holmes): Follow Theirs, with vocal refrain: On Linger Devonport Barracks. During

Island-Fox-Trot (Kennedy- War he was navigator in destroyer that Japan's agreement to withdraw New Mayfair Dance Orchestra from Alaskan fishing will increase by Ronnie Munro vocal refrain by (Denby and Watson)....Jack Harris awarded the DS.C. In 1918. He the friendliness between the two na-

Lealle Barony; Me And My Girl and His Orchestra with vocal refrain commanded H.M.S. Labumum

the New Zealand Station from 1929 tions and end a dangerous situation, Fox-Trot (From the film); Lambeth by Sam Browne

to 1931. Walk--Fox-Trot (From the Alm). 11.0 Close Down. **United PreDA. -

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sira, Great Britain would have to take Amazon Gors A-Wooing-One-Step careful stock of her position if Japan (Sid Phillips); Glamour Girl-Fox- embarked upon any such schemes. L. G. E. Crabbe in the Yangize. Trot (Strauss-Dale). Jack Har-

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