A Dairen, May 2.
estimated tua tree "only" 60,000 bandits in Manchuria mately 230,000 a year ago,, accord-yday wrens there were APDTOX}: Ing to the "Daten Shimbun," local paper.
BxBibe bands are reported to be short of munitions and. living n'a hand-to-mouth fashion, Te 18 that the fall of Sebol has vir-Eta closed the insurgents' sources tenyo, that the "Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs had authorised him te inform the United States ola:
that the. spokesman. mentioned spoken without authority and Changehun, May 4. traveller With a view to developing foreign the Department of Finance of the Manchoukuo Government has "entering or passing "Dr, Machen indicated to-day thar.|" of, cash and supplies, The paper says that present-day under the leadership of himself bandits in Manchuria are said to and" other fundamentalists, © the!be' nothing more than armed General "Assembly of the Pres vagrants.—Reuter, fat the principle of the open door, been making a careful study of each would fe stuely maintained. he Vieo-Minister did not deny that the item of import and export and is) matter of permission for' entry' drafting a new tariff which a-country or that of granting a Matement. had. been made. body a fundamental revision of the passport visa should be reciprocal presumed that similar mes-old. tariff of the former military fas between friendly nations, and sages were sent to. home. govern-Pégime which aimed at excluding reason, should any country monte by ofter ambassadors Beoaure foreign goods and which was con-jus of effecting a mutual Micais ofthe British. Government {tradictory in many respects. ition of passport visa, this Gov Sore disturbed over the report and "The draft of the revised tari is) ernment hereby declares''that it, Stanley: Baldwin, Lord. Pres to be completed this month to. discuss the matter dent of the Counelh, informed. the fand it is believed that it will be House of Commons that the Govern-Publicly announced next month, rear Britain to Depend Principle mong was looking into the report In revising the tariff, the Finance And would take proper steps to bet authorities have been guided by th London, May 1. fect British interests in. Manchu following principl "The preservation of the open door policy for Manchukuo is provid-spokesman caused litre press com'
Sine satenet fu locus 1. "Development foreign trade by, making a promotion of rental revision of the high ud fed by. treaty, Mr, Stanley ent hero but oficils were disturb. fair duties imposed by the former 'Baldwin, Lord President of the Ghiand feared: that datebution of regime with a view to excluding fo Council,' in the House of Commons Smeriean products, in. Manchuria to-day when questioned regarding might be oieystapred=- United eign goods: the statement which was allegedly 2 "Lightening the burden _of taxation of the masses by lowering made by a Mlanchoukuo adviser re-duties on necessities.
As the pres-cently concerning the new Manchou-No Resort to Boycotts Kuo tariff vis-a-vis the nations not font tariff cent ins flagrant contradic.
Changchun, May 4. tions in that in some instances the Fecognising. her.
Mr. Baldwi The Manchoukuo Government duties on articles of necessity are its statement to-day emphasised higher than those-on, luxuries, these that there had been mo change defects will be remedied; and said. thatthe statement. was obinvite foreign policy.
'3. 'The appraisal of im rts viously' in complete contradiction Claiming that foreign, merchants customs houses through which they'
With the repeated declarations in Manchoukuo are now doing "more enter and the present ad valorem Prosperous business than daring the and specific duties will be funda-the Japanese Government and the [present administrative authorities in Old regime," the statement says that mentally revised—Rengo. ho Open Door policy enunciated in
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