Hay cited numerous rulings in national law and the Mexican sutution to support the Govern i's action, He stated that Mexico never signified her willingness to irate or periodically impound is to reimburse American owners expropriated lands. ie American Note to Mexico on 21 bluntly accused Mexico of ire to make an earnest endeavour indemnify "American interests for Seizure of American farm lands. Note suggested a monetary settle-by International arbitration and that Mexico's "action was ardizing relations between the} countries and the "Good Neigh.
Policy" of, the United States. me. taking of property without ment of compensation Is not riation—it is confiscation," the rican Note said. "itis no less ication "because Mexico" may} e-expressed the Intention of pay-some time in the future 2 merican farm Lauds confiscated by ico thus far are valued at U.S. 100,000 and involve 1,000,000 acres. ited Pr riner of Mitsui Firm at ford Group Assembly Interlaken, Sept. 6. nterlaken's influence can and will tribute to an answer to our Far ern problem, in bringing back tothe world—I hope Imay help ulld bridges between Great Briand Japan, based on real friend-and absolute unselfishness." iis statement was made by Mr. 3. Mitsui, partner in the famous nese firm, at the Oxford Group id Assembly here tod 1e Assembly is being with, object of promoting international neitiation.
Mitsui was one of the principal Kers at today's session. nother prominent speaker, Bishop Roots, of Hankow, said: "On way home, I passed through n. A high oficial in Tokyo said the Sino-Japanese situation had reached a point where neither could take the initiative in pro-ug peace.
this offelal's opinion," Bishop declared, "the only kind of in-ive which has any hope of success oral and spiritual,"—Reuter, ire Shooting Incident kes Odd Turn Cairo, Sept. 6, nther investigation regarding the ting incident when King Farouk, ring front swimming champlonin Alexandria on Sunday, has wu no more light on the situation. papers devote a great deal of to the affair and express the fon that the, revolver found at foot of the " arrested student fell during a quarrel between Spectators and went off on its accord, It is still not known rhein the revolver belongs and swears that it was not In his Release Ordered Sept, 9, mixed court of enquiry' has red the release of the Syrian student who was arrested here september following an attempt-assassination of King Farouk, M's young monarch. e student stoutly denied that nad been in possession of a 1, with which a shot had been at the king while he was ug the Sporting Club bathing shot went astray, wounding spectators in the' leg, as the of the action of a specta n foreing the would-be assassin's down before he fired, ug Farouk was unharmed—
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