fine and ye years Imprixonment aphe maximum penalty of U.S.$5,000
plies Yo each volt a the aw, ent revealed, presumably" implying frat each sate' of 1 ingle bond" cou be punished, was learned that Mr. Kent tind subpoenaed at east sie-persons and Helda hearing here yesterday. The hearings were being continued today.
'Mr. Kent told the press that 30 far knew 0 offela) agencies, had uttered" bonds, which he. supposed wore disiibuted by Japanese societies others. Me said that no' further aiselosures. would' be. made" until a complaint. had been "issited.
Stronuly Indicated, however, that sue 2 complaint. would, be. fortheamink provided the evidence obtained In the Dresent hearings justified such adion Meanwhile otter sources indented that Targe sums of money. had een flowing to Japan tom Havall during months. Most such sums were Beloved 40 represent patriotic dona tions to the War Ministry. Howeve fame were undoubtedly" believed. to rover the purchase of vinregistered ande United Press To Aid Chinese London, Dec. 22.
According to the Washington correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph," 00,000 bushels of wheat per month, for the next six months, be provided by the Red Cross for the! relief of suffering China. The plan, he says, is similar to that under. taken by the Surplus Commoditi Corporation for civilians in Spain, as has' been announced by Mr. Sumner: Welles, US. Under-Secretary of]
State—Reuter. fo the British Government to do something equally potent.
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