The China Clipper left here to-day for Honolulu and Manila. Capt. Edwin C." Musick, who commanded the ship on her first flight to the Philippines, was at the controls as she took off for the Far Best this at 218 mick as Outer Mongolia (o-day_ faith on Russia's trade lst.
Again, more recently Mr. Amau, in commenting, on the question of redistributing Who world's natural resources, colonies and markets, made hig signineant remark:
ere are three tyes of nations to-day, First, those content with present conditions, Second, those Who have no vitality capable of exploiting the resources they. have. Third, Who have plenty of vitality and are capable of exploiting natural ré- ures but who do not have them, fand are shut off in trying to get them. Consideration mist be paid to rising nations i¢ the causes for the disturbance of peace are to be removed. It Is fair and equitable lat nations full of vitality but which cannot develop in the present international system, should be given raw materials and markets vitally noeessary for their national existence."
Whether Mr. Amau includes Japan among the third category of nations and Outer Mongolia in" the second could not be ascertained. Perhaps he was not thinking at all of these Shanghai time).
The crew consisted of Messrs. Merbert De Lima, F. K. Lewis. Victor Wright, J. 0. Poindexter, F.
Noonan and M, Lodeesen.
Mr. Raymond Quick, representing the U.S. Department of Commerce, was the only—passenger—United Press.
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