Tokyo, Jan. 18.
While officials are reticent at expressing an opinion regarding the conversations which have taken place between the British Government and the Japanese dclezates to the Naval Conference there is little daube that they are disappointed fat' the small progress so" far achieved.
From the sor 1 of the British' invitation to the Conference the: Japanese appear to have received the impression that the preliminary conversations would-be for the pvrpose of enabling the participants to reach tentative agreements prior: to the holding of the Conference. Hence disappointment is now "felt that the conversations have result-the first enforcement of prohibition in the Orient, is under stood to be in accordance with the. policy of President Hoover, ely 10,000 personner in the seven reserva Officers and their wives are: bemoaning their fate, wondering how to give "dry" tea parties, Manila saloon-keepers and the Army and Navy Club are rejoicing fat the prospects of added business, Rowe, Jan. 19:—Warrant-Offcer Dalmiolin, avho'took second place tu, the Schneider. Cup Race in England, last September, was. killed, im:
ial Aight to-day—Reuter.
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