Mukden, May 27.
The Kwantung Army has made a vigorous protest. to Moscow 2 repeated. violations of the easier border, of Manchoukwo by "Soviet the protest ly planned to constitute 4 violation df international Seven Cabin Vessels and 15
Freighters to be Built Toryo, May 29.
Contracts for the const fifteen freighters and speed passenger-cargo vessels een awarded Japanese yards by Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Inv. announced at the half-yearly. shareholders" mee Japan's held here yesterday.
1 will be: three 1800 ton ships capable of developing be assigned 0 the. Japan-Europe run via Suez: two 1,700-ton ye with a' speed. of twenty Japan-Australia route and two "According to Japanese reports here, some fifty Soviet troops speed of 20 knots Seattle Eleven freluhters, ise The Governments action, which took the nation by surprise, ocourred Petew hours acter the formal Me Auguration of the Headquarters for a Joint campaign by. the majority Shinecito and. Seiyukai parties Bverthrow the Hayashi Cabinet.
Tokyo, May 31.
Official circles to-day declare that
and Japan regarding the readjustment te "conversations "between England of relations between the two countries have not emerged from the preliminary "stage and, therefore, More than ten potential candidates no definite conclusion' has been for the Premier ship were listed by reached. well-informed persons to-night.
The "Chugat Shoryo," leading They were: ancial daily, remarks, however, that the object of the negotiations in London apparently is to achieve a xentleman's agreement on large issues Father than a detailed treaty on con-Crete marlers, The newspaper states amined "sen sam Tfaron Ko fitranumnay president of the recently. manifested concern lest the that Japanese business int privy, Gotill a torn ter leader of the river leader of ne] negotiations should eventually be dis
arden, SMinGOtt Governor-General of "Concretely." the newspaper says, Boron ai former aiptomat interests. navantageous to Japanese commercial eir tid orca Sopanene "Amba acts Bane lip, farmer.
pate ket, tomer ADE. ihe 3 sanitary Cotnelt and CARPE og: Cates Goa ihe negotiations appear to, be uro xressing along the lines that British find Japanese spheres of influence in the British Dominions and Colonies, fand other markets where British and Sapanese trade rivalry has grown, ette, shall be apportioned wholly fon the basis of a status Finance in Sia navy counter a Rte tu Sitiaunos a former Cabinet formation of a strong, "na il_union" Cabinet is generally anticipated and while efforts will be made' to seck the ce-operation of the "political parties, it. ts believed that the next administration will put "Such an arrangement may be advantageotts to Great Britain, whose Yrade Is rather on the decline, but it may prove fatal to Japan's export trade which is making positive strides" the "Chuyal Shoso" continues.
While optimism is not yet warranted concerning the British and Japanese conversations, and nothing definite is Known as. to the results so far obtained, interested quarters believed more stress on' internal" reforms] that full caution is necessary against than' in the past because of Army he suggested tendency, the newspaper ese shipping. The inevitable lowering of shipping charges will lead to forfeiture of international confidence in the Japanese merchant moreover, the purchases of old bottoms, coupled with the current lu risk construction of crack vessels in this country. are bound to result in Jan over-supply of ships.
Thus, the purchases of foreign vessels will not only adversely affect [Japan's shipping. but will also deal a Fneawy blow tothe shipbuilding industry, which is entrusted with the Important task" of aiding in the strengthening of national defence and feconoms." the statement concluded Domet
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