Dissatisfaction with—Germany's reply to the Chinese protest concerning. Herr Hitlers announcement of the German recognition of Manchoukuo, was expressed in Chinese circles here to-day.
Chinese circles objected to the termi of the reply which was written as a private letter and which was sent by Herr Ribbentrop, German Foreign Minister, to the Chinese Ambassador at Beni Objections—on the grounds of cerety—were also made to the German contention that the recognition of Manchoukuo was not "an un friendly act towards China," m indicated a change in the German attitude of neutrality in the Far Eastern conflict.—Reuter.
Washington, Mar. 8.
The House of Representatives in a stormy debate to-day approved an amendment to the Administration's new tax bill which would provide for publication of the names of Americans receiving: corporation salaries in excess of $75,000.
The present law provides for publication of the names of those receiving more than $15,000 annually Lin salaries from corporations.
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