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Halifax's Britain's Grave

Warning To Japan

LONDON, June 12. "TT IS the British policy. while not making threats and not concealing ulterior designs. to make it quite clear that if force is used, those who use it must count on force being met with force." declared Lord Halifax during to-day's foreign affairs debate in the House of Lords.

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"If there 15 no Intent to resort to force, the whole influence of Uls country would be thrown on the side of the country reaching for a falr Bettlement through negolf- allons." he contended

The Foreign Secretary warn- ed that Britain will not enter

assured of the negotiators' good faith.

Attitude To

Situation

New

LONDON, JUNE 13.

LORD HALIFAX'S SPEECH IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS YESTERDAY REFLECTED THE STRONG OPtimism regaRDING THE EARLY

| CONCLUSION OF AN ALLIANCE WITH RUSSIA AND THE GROWING CONCERN OVER THE RELATIONS BETWEEN GREAT STRAINED

BRITAIN AND JAPAN.

It has been reliably stated that Britain and into negotiations unless she is France intend to make strong representations to Tokyo to deal particularly with the Japanese challenge to the international settlements in China.

Ilis speech was designed 10 kill speculation that the Gov- ernment is reviving the policy hinted at appeasement. He that tho Government envisagea a settlement of Eur

disputes, but ho opean emphasised that such settlement would not be based от one- sided concessions,

is

TIis utterances marked a new

ΤΟΣ note

- firmarss – regarding Japan.

sald the Government ready to enter into every effort! to assure the right of British subjects to live and peacefully in China,

trade

Ile declared that the Govern ment cannot remain indifferent to the threats against British nationals, shipping trade, and the international settlements in the Far East,

He declared that the Japanese should have released Lieuten- ant Colonel Spear once he had been identified.

Regardless of the facts of the wounding of Mr. Tinkler in said, Shanghai, Lord Halifax Britain takes a very unfavour able view of the events be

and tween his being wounded his deathUnited Press.

INTERNATIONAL WIRES BUZZ

It is said that the British and French ambassadors in Tokyo are likely to go further with their representations than those already made by the United States Ambassador.

GERMANY WARNS POLAND

Hostile Atmosphere. Intensified

BERLIN, June 12. IN one of the sharpest warnings to be delivered so far since the increased ten- sion between Poland and Germany, the Diplomatisch Korrespondenz Politische

aiming to-day charged Poland with destruction of Danzig.

at the economic

"Germans in Poland are con- tinually subjected to worse oppression," it ghys.

Further it warned Warsaw that the Polish Government is

"steering a perilous course." United Press.

Polish Press Attacks

Warsaw, June 12.

lenders'

Britain's

Answer

To Totalitarians

LONDON, June 12.

THE "DAILY TELEGRAPH" believes that 750 planos

a month is the output of the British aeroplane Industry at present. It was hoped that by September the monthly output will have reached 1,000 planes..

Comparing, in the light of these production figures, the strength of the British air force to the air strength of the Totalitarian States, and of Germany in particular, the correspondent declares that the Anglo-French arma- ment programme would not secure the Western Powers' parity in the air.

Collaboration in the air, which in all probability the German and Italian High Command had agreed upon and had been planning already in detail, as well as the superior organisation of the air forces and the requisite industries of the two countries, secured a dominant position for the Axis Powers.

Since England and France alone are unable to com- pete with Germany and Italy, the correspondent demands the closest co-operation with the air forces of Russia and Poland-Trans-Ocean.

U.S. BUILDING TREMENDOUS

AIR ARMADA

WASHINGTON, June 12.

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Japan And The Philippines

Efficient Invasion Alleged

China's Conquest Secondary

WASHINGTON, JUNE 12. — RE- PRESENTATIVE ALEXANDER, AU- THOR OF A RESOLUTION TO INVESTIGATE THE ALLEGED JAPANESE INFILTRATION INTO THE PHILIPPINES. A SPEECH DELIVERED BEFORE THE HOUSE, SAID. "THERE IS STARTLING | EVIDENCES. OF JAPAN'S EFFI- CIENT INVASION" IN THE PHILIP. PINES WHICH OVERSHADOW THEIR CONQUEST OF CHINA.

It is alleged that Japan, has gained control over numerous important Island industries and has illegally acquired 170,000 acres of agricultural land and many more acres of virgin forests,

Mr. Alexander said, "In Davio, the Japanese are running a practically | Independent. Slate.” He urged, an

Immediate and complete investigation to "determine whether we should complete our withdrawal immediato

or Institute

necessary reform measures such as a chanro in the

acta."

THE SENATE Appropriations Committee to-day re- ported on the $292,695,547 supplemental Army Appropria- tion Bill providing funds for the purchase of 2,290 new air. Administrative officials for the en- The Polish Press to-day intensified planes and carrying out Colonel Lindbergh's recommenda-forcement of the Japanese exclusion Its attacks on Germany.

Representative Kitchen Interposed that regardless of any alleged Japan- The newspapers charge that Ger- tions for expanded research facilities to keep the United

esc inditration, the United States was many's hostile attitude to Poland is States apace of the aerial armament race. unchanged."

General Arnold said the current obligated to retain jurisdiction over Contributory factors to the tension

This brings to almost a have betn the Danzig

expansion programme of his Corps the Islands unul 1946, and anid, "If Pationco-le-Exhausted London, Paris-and-Washing-j-

speeches

-that-Danzig's re-billion-dollars the money would provide adequate aerial de- the Filipinos would rather have the declaring

-then-let- Tientsin, June 13.

turn to Germany is imminent. ton are maintaining periodic

"There is a limit to patience and

superiority of some German war them, that's their business, Secondly Poland's rejection of the allotted to the Army for the fence of the United States despite Japanese overlording them;" the regarding

Clare Hoffman ask- consultations

Representative year and planes. our de-

Although It recommended $120,- ed if it wasn't time that the indepen- Japanese activities in China and clarence is now exhaust by the demand for a reduction of the Cus-coming fiscal

toms force in Danzly.

be changed. Mr. meanwhile cables between the Japanese military authorities

Thirdly, the alleged confiscation of brings to 5.500 the number000,000 for new aircraft, the House dence date now

suggested only 1,007 Kitchen replied that the United the Foreign Office, Tientsin, afternoon.

needed im- States was morally and legally oblig- of maintaining a house belonging to Poles at Ratibor of serviceable Army planes Committee "For the purpose

in Germany.

1941 which, planes were actually

ated to remain in the Islands until Shanghai and Tokyo are laden

Fourthly, the recent Polish border by July 1,

mediately Reuter,

1946, adding, "I see no way to with messages seeking to relieve peace and order in North China and in self-defence we have decided to

withdraw before then."-United the tension.

take necessary measures," the state-cident when a German was shot Colonel Lindbergh told the

Preka. Sub-Committee, is a "con- In March and Although the Japanese have re- ment continues.

servative number." frained from imparting their laten-April three Japanese soldiers were

by Chinese terrorists tions to the British Consul General killed

this

in

at Tientsin, he is aware that, starting onferring to the murder of Mr.

on

Wednesday, barbed wire will

surround the British Concession with Cheng Hal-keng,

area.

former Chinese

armed Japanese sentries and pickets customs superintendent and manager to prevent both human and commer- of the Federal Reserve Bankin

Tientsin, the

says that statement clal traffic entering and leaving the

there is no use of further negotiations Reliable sources state that since the British authorities have Britain is considering an eleventh definitely refused to deliver four

assassins. suspected hour compromise, but it appears The statement points out that the doubtful that anything short of crimes of the suspects have been of the substantiated by Japanese inquizic Japanese demands can avert which have also been confirmed by the British representative who at- aggravation of the dispute.tended them.--Domel. United Press,

2.1/2 Inches complete satisfaction

Of Rain In Nine Hours

Reservoirs Swollen

THE heavy rain which fell during the carly hours of this morning amounted to over two inches. The actual rainfall be- tween midnight and 9 a.m, was 2.645 inches.

Headmaster Summoned

Alleged Assault ́On Student'

H.K. Cholera Scares Other Ports

United Press,

FAMOUS PICTURE STOLEN

PARIS, June 12. A daring theft from the Louvre took place in broad daylight here to-day.

The Watteus painting "L'Indiffer- ent", nominally valued at four million francs, although it is actually worth very much more was stolen.

The picture measures only 10 by

The Bill followed the publication of Colonel Lindbergh's recommenda tions.

the

Ultimatum Το Schoolboys

The Sub-Committee added $2,000,- 000 to the Budget estimates of $3,- research, 000,000 for aeronautical bringing the total available for research for the coming fiscal year to approximately $10,000,000.

It is reliably understood that the The Bill includes approximately authorities at the Diocesan Boys' $70,000,000 to protect the Canal Zone School have decided to bring the pre- sent strike by a certain number of the pupils to a head by circularising against sabotage or bombardment.

Lindbergh's Testimony among the parents n letter which

amounts to a virtual ultimnium Testifying before the Sub-Commit-

absent students are being tee Colonel Lindbergh urged for given until Thursday morning in. special attention to aeronautical re- which to return to school, If they And fall to do so, the consequence will bo search. Ile said it was futlie

The

18 incher and the police believe the unnecessary to attempt to match the expulsition remained virtually

thief cut the wire while crowds were admiring adjoining paintings and de- parted with the picture under his coal-United Press.

three to Ove

Late Detective. Wan Man

LATEST

JAPANESE : DETAIN H.K. OFFICER

vast number of European airfleets.

"We are not behind in quality as unchanged when the school re-as-

TIENTSIN, June 13, applied to woriomanship and equip-sembled this morning, a large number

'MAJOR E. L. Law, 'command- ment, we are behind in quality as of pupils remaining away, but a cer- applied to performance of military taim number who were absent-yester-ant of the Hongkong Mulé Corps, Quarantine restrictions have been

day returned to their classrooms. was detained by the Japaneso Imposed by the Chinese Maritime THE HAGUE, June 12. The re-aircraft," he asserted.

military authorities on Monday on He estimated it would take the Customs at Amoy against arrivain organisation of the Netherland's de

suspicion of filming the proscribed from Hongkong because of cholera, fence forces is to be undertaken in United States from

xone in Tientsin, it was revealed: says an official announcement to-day accordance with a Royal decree

in research.

to-day. Furthermore, air passengera from issued on Monday ordering that the years to regain the leading position Hongkong to Egypt will have to un-present peace divisions be converted

"We can gain strength by devoting

The Britain officer was alleged-. More rain, however, is expected as

The fund set in motion yesterday |ly detected with a small cinema dergo surveillance if they fall to into army corps, brigades into divi- A SCHOOL teacher, Chan produce certificates of inoculation alons and light brigades into light more attention to the quality of our

Ale Carps than to the number of or through the medium of the "Tele- camera directed towards the the forecast for to-day's weather is

divisions.--Trans-Occan,

craft," he said.

graph for the dependents of the Inte south-west winds, moderate, cloudy Min-shan, 40, appeared before against chokra.

Due to the distance of the United Detective Wan Man, was swelled to- fortified zone in the Third Special Administrative District from the States from other powers they are day by a further donation. less susceptible to attack, hat, ex- The sum of $65 has already been deck of the sa Peking Maru at plained, but he maintained that acknowledged, and the latest contri- American research facilities are in-bution is $20 by Mr. F. C. Mow Tung. anchor at the Dairen Wharf in the adequate and that some are not Further donations will be received First Special Administrative Dis used to their maximum advantage. at the Telegraph" offices and ac-trict about 11.30 o'clock yesterday

United Press.

knowledged in these columns.

Mr. T. J. Houston at the Central Magistracy this morning, charg-

and showery.

The total rainfall this year is 17ed with assaulting a 10 year-old inches above the average, being 40.35 Inches as compared with 29.34 inches, student, Chan Ying-wal, in his school at Queen's Road West on

At 6 nm to-day, the temperature June 10. Mr. M. A. da Silva was 18 degrees and this gradually appeared for the defendant and Increased until 80 degrees was recorded at 10 am.

pleaded not guilty.

Sgt. R. Macvey said the boy was The 'humidity, which rose to 07.

Tae Keung School, degrees at 7 m., decreased const pupil in the derably later in the morning. At 10 owned by defendant, and he had been beaten about the legs, which, Were s.m., the humidity was 80 degrees.

badly cut. The weather report from the Royal Mr. Siva intimated that his client Observatory reads: A weak anti- was proposing to take out a counter- cyclone covers the Pacific to the cast summons against the boy's mother. of the Bonins, An area of low He further remarked that the bail of pressure extends from Mongolia to $250, was rather excessive. North Japan and a trough of low The case was adjourned to June pressure extends

from Tongking 27 at 2.30 p.m. and ball was reduced along the coast of South China.

to $100.

Shanghai's Cost Of Living Leaps Up

SHANGHAI'S COST of living is soaring, the collapse of the Chinese dollar having an immediato effect upon com- modity prices.

Shanghai reports state that department stores have revised their prices for watches, jewelry and other imported articles since June 9.

Wholesale prices have advanced in some cases, notably in leather goods, by 25 per cent. while taxi-cab fares increased during last week-end from $1.20 to $1.40. All-matol wares. have gone up in price from between 10 and 20 per cent..

Fantastic Figures

Japanese Threat:

Washington, June 12. A demand for extra war expendi-

London, June 12, ture of over $202,000,000 was issued

In the House of Commons to-day, from the Appropriations Committee Mr. R. A. Butler, Under Secretary for of the House of Representatives after Foreign Affairs said the British and the Commitice had hoard General French Ambassadors in Tokyo are

Arnold, Chief of the Air Corps. keeping in close contact with the It was stated that next year's War Japanese Government regarding the Department appropriation bill al-Japanese threat to disregard the ready stood at 1508,000,000 for bild extraterritorial rights of the Inter- Ing more seroplanes, for expansion national settlement in Shanghal of the Panama Canal garrison, etc., United Press.

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