1939-03-02 — Page 26

Thursday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 2, 1939.

The stories published on this pago came from the capitals of Europe and America this morning. They all deal with one subject—the preparations made for WAR. One, from Rome, tells of Il Duce's demand for "more and more intensive military preparations." From Berlin: "We must produco aeroplanes in quantity and quality that seems unimaginable”, says From Gooring. From Washington: "Wo will soon be pouring out acroplanes like concrete." Tokyo come the details of Japan's enormous Extraordinary Military Budget. All those thousands of words include only one message ploading for peace-a ploa by the Marquis of

Zetland.

Cables

Flash The

Stories

Of

World's Preparations For War

In Washington

WASHINGTON,

Mar. 1.

IN BERLIN

BERLIN, Mar.

IN ROME

ROME, Mar. 1. "MORE AND more inten-

"WE MUST PRODUCE aeroplanes in sive military preparations, THE HOUSE OF Re- presentatives appropriations quantity and quality that seems unimaginable". and more and more social committee to-day reported This is what Field-Marshal Hermann Goering justice", in order to safe. guard the defence of Italy the $499,657,936 Bill for the War Department for the said in a speech to the heads of the Reich armed against the plans of encircle-

forces and Party members in Berlin to-day. year beginning July 1.

This is the largest regular army appropriation since the Great War.

measure

The committee recommended the immediate expenditure of $50,000,000, molly for air corps expansion, which would buy 551 combat planes and 14 machines for photographing; pur- poses, which, plus the sums already approved, would provide for plines to be delivered within 28

were:

We must sharpen the sword that serves the security of the German prople.

The word fear has been crossed

out of the Germen vocabulary.

In 1939 the German Air Force

ment harboured by the anti- Fascist world movements, Other points in his speech and to demand the irrevocable rights

and to amalgamate the of the German nation.

Field-Marshal Goering said that a working classes closer and which, with unsurpassable closer with the Fascist State. once over the border showed great countries.

in regard themselves as the-Trans-Occan, tuardians of culture, are crippled by

That is the new credo for 1171 unparalleled armaments fever, While the speeches of many politi-Italy, given by Signor Mussolini demands another gigantle effort.

eis drip with peace phrases and to-day.

Christian

Il Duce proclaimed this as the The speaker declared that he had anointed with the oil of

their forces the right kind of leadership, and the fallibility, they throw necessary concentration of all ener-into the service of great rearmament, threefold task of the Italian race

In order to give

her Germany when he received the new Direc

On this armed must make themselves independent Palazzo Venezia: fures gave the Fuehrer strength to of raw materials which foreign coun- Hawaii approach the solution of great na-tries refused to deliver in accessory and the Philippines. The appra- tional tasks with calm confidence, qualities-Reuter Special. prtations fer sca const defences at

1,000

months, and would make available always been convinced that, given neighbourly love and democratie in-new guiding principle for the

3,200 rst-line lanes.

The committee also reported.

abso-

thebettinomaalia sET, MAITI JEDN

The One Call BALDNESS,

For Peace

London,

Mar. 1.

A

call dictators play

to

to

their

part in bring

ing praco to the world was made by the Marquia

Zetland, speaking At Liverpool. 10- day.

He said "Let tho ·moverni ments of thie Totalitarian States Lake their

courage

In both hands

and set their feet on the road along which Mr. Cham- berlain has already gone over halfway to meet them, and the peoples of the earth may yet

a resplendent dawn. "Germany has within her power to bring the insane race of armaments to an end by the simple expedient of crying hall to her own feverish concentra- tion on rearmament. She will find us more than willing to dis- cuss at the conference table all matters of common concert,

"What she will not find us prepared to do is to stand with our hands tled brhind while she holds a loaded pistol in ber hand."-Reuter Special.

In Tokyo

HUGE WAR BURDENS

$500.000,000 military establishment ges, the German people were

Consciousness is necessary data in the air force, they tor of the Fascist Party at the What Japan Needs

Bill, theluding nearly $6,000,000 for lately invincibile. the construction of a new Hawall | being able to rely Canal zone, and $4,285,000 coast defences at Panama,

for sen

Ilawatt and the Philippines total $1,- G00,000,

The committee said that details of

the sea coast defences were thecret IN LONDON

and coaßdential," but that they

ronstitute the most important phase

of national

United Press.

defence

expansion-

AIR FORCE STRENGTII

WASHINGTON, Mur. 1.

comtrilter dis- Congressional closures regarding the strength and plons of the United States air fore have been nude public, and reveal! that the United States has 879 first- line fighting planes of all types.

127 Million Sandbags, 50 Million Gas Masks

LONDON, Mar. 1.

IN A SPEECH LASTING an hour and three-quarters, the Lord Privy Seal reviewed in the House of Commons to-night a number of aspects of A.R.P. and civilian defence.

It would take three years under to raise "emergency conditions"

He strongly emphasised the accel-. American hireraft production to 1,000 planes a month, which is generally ration which had been applied to regarded as Germany's output.

the Government's plans, following Major-General H. 1. Arnold, chief! the September crisis, and indicated of the Army Air Corps, said that with that the resulting speeding-ups was of such an order as would mean the cluding funds askel by

EX-

SHELTER PROVISIONS A considerable part of Sir John Anderson's speech was devoted to shelter policy. He defended the com- prehensive plans which he announced before Christmas for the provision the hortest possible time of protection againa splinter, blast and falling debris. He expressed satis

a regular anatial appropriation, realisation in the present year of the in Roosevelt, the War Department aims formerly scheduled for 1941.

planned various types of machines.

031

Seeks Asylum

For Loyalists Fear of Reprisals

To Fight On

TOKYO, Mar, 2.

AS THE RESULT of the ne- goliations between the Finance

Ministry and the Fighting Ser-

vices during the past months,] the extraordinary military bud-

gets

providing expenditures for

military operations in China

fixed were

programmes,

ond

оп

ad-

PRESENTED TO DIET With an Imperial sanction obtained, the extraordinary budgets will be presented to the Diet on Friday.

By General Franco and the new national defence LONDON. Mar. 1. Wednesday night at Yen 5,970,- MR. ARTHUR HENDERSON 000,000, approximately £330,- asked in the House of Commons 000.000. to-day whether the Government Subject to approval by the ex- was prepared to offer full rights traordinary Cabinet session to-day, of an asylum to all Spanish he figures consist of Yen 4,000,000,- (£207,000,000) as the exin- Republican leaders and followers ordinary military expenditure, Yen unable to remain in

($2,000,000) Spain 670,000,000

ditoni estimates, and Yen 700,000,- because of possible reprisals.

as the supple- Mr. Geoffrey Lloyd, declared that 000 (£14,000,000)

expenditure in special account. the Government was always anxious mentary military to maintain the traditional policy of offering an asylum to foreigners who wished to take refute for political, racial, or other reasons.

The number that could be admitted

limited, but

The extraordinary military ex- penditure to finance the China was necessarily

campaign provides Yen 3,140,000,- rangements could be made for the Spanish Republican lead

lenders

000 (200,000,000) for the Army maintenaner of a limited number of followers, applications for admission

and Yen 810,000,000 (£50,000,000) for the Navy and a reserve fund would receive the Home Secretary's

amounting to Tea 810,000,000.

the The additional budget for palette consideration-Rester,

U. S. RECOGNITION

1939-40 Ascal year includes. Yen Washington, Mar. 1.

400,000,000 (£20,000,000) for The Government to-day was urged

the to take immediate steps to recognise Army and Yen 170,000,000 (£10,-)

000,000) for the Navy. Democrat, General Franco by

the

The extraordinary military expen- diture in Senator Chavez, speaking in Senate.

special account consists of 500,000,000 After referring to the British and Yen

(£30,000,000) in the House of Commons to-day, then the rate of between three partment's experts from a French recognition of the France for the Army and Yer 200,000,000

P. and four million per week from now unreservedly the claims advanced in Governinent, Senator Chavez added; (£13,000,000) for the Navy.

many quarters for the various

"We must not j:opardise our releines Sponsored individuals and some local authorit-Proved relations with Latin-Amerien is. He was not yet in a position to uerely because of the domestic pro-

final announcement on the blems of a

Europian country Reuter. Government's policy regarding 2 steeper and stronger type of shelter.

Experiments were now being; Sir John Anderson explained the faction on the successful outcome of steel shelters for made in new explosives, and the reorganisation and redistribution of teas made production of aircraft from plastle the functions between different des householders, delivery and erection; materials, which he hoped would partments which had followed his of which has already commenced in "pour appointment Inst October, and after various parts of the country. The eventually enable them to out aeroplanes like concrete, speaking about evacuation plans, nest step was for the general streng- Reuter Special.

with which he promised the Minister thening of suitable basement ac- this, nucessary of Health he would dent more fully commodation. For

continued to-research, and arrangements with the when the debate is

professional and the supply of building: industry he came to morrow,

came

organisations of architects, curveyors, essential equipment.

and engineers were well advanced.

WARSHIPS FOR

JAPAN

Lesetom. Mar. 1.

Mr. Geoffrey Shakespeare, montary Secretary to the Admiralty,

replied in the neinative to two que tions on whether he now ind further information to show that Jean was

3,400 Japanese

Now In Canton

He mentioned that his department

The Lord Privy Scal turned next had taken delivery of over 50,000,000

to the to-called bomb-proof shelter respirators and their containers.

They had also received 127,000,000 and described at some length the sandbags, non would go on rectising difficulties which prevented his de-

on.

In addition 200,000,000 were on order in India.

GAS MASKS FOR BABIES

Į

few

make

by

NATIONAL SERVICE

was

private

the

and

lin-

HOW IT WILL BE RAISED Sources of revenue to cover the Incidently Sir John disclosed that

extraordinary budgets comprise Yen of (£250.000.000 3,020,000,000 building battleships of 40,000 to deliveries of a new anti-gas device

500,000,000 public bonds, 45,090-ton-Renter Special.

for babies and a new type of respira

FRANCO WANTS NO

(€35,000,000) of increases in taxes, would be

Yen 90,000,000 CREDITS YET turs for young children

£50,000,000) from completed within the next

The last subject touched upon in a

London, Mar. ). various special accounts, Yen 30,000- months.

detailed and exhaustive review of Mr. R. A. Butler stated In the 000 (£2,000,000) from miscellaneous Dealing with plans for regional

his responsibilities,

national flouse of Commons In-day that no enterprises, and public donations and commissioners which have given rist service. There had been allegations, proposals for financial assistance, other. to some controversy

the Minister he said, that the campaign had failed been made by the Spanish Nationalist budget for the 1939-40 fiscal year either by way of loans or credit had The whole amount of the additional emphasised that commissioners would He denied them absolutely. It had have exceutive dulles in prace done nothing of the fort. There Government to the British Govern-totalling Yen 670,000,000 (£40,000,-

war time, their

iment.

000) will be raised through public Japanese residents in Canton totalite, and even in

services were filled, and they had Asked whether recognition of the bands-Domet 3,480, as compared with 300 prior to Powers would we exclusively those sere places where all civil defence

derived fromn the Central Govern-first and scrond reserves. In other Nationallat Government deprived the It was not intended they places where services were not yet Republican Government of the "right should encrouch upon the powers of quite filled, recruits were coming to be represented in the League of tocal authorities, but the whole ques-forward as speedily as they could Nations", Mr. Butler replied that that. ton of the position of local authort-possibly be dealt with. So far was a question for the League to de- STOMACH PAIN

Canton, Mar. 1.

the outbreak of the hostilities, ar- cording to official garen.

The figures show that 90 per cent, of the Japanese have Con: Formosa.

from

One hundre! Formosan natives are included in the figure.—Domei.

ment.

as

BRAZILIAN RECOGNITION

MAD WITH

ties in circumstances of war was evil defence services were concerned, vide.—Trans-Ocean, under discussion with representatives 1,250,000 recruits had already been of those authorities.

accepted. That Sir John Anderson

Lisbon, Mar.. 1. elaimed,

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