The Archive · 1938

New Colonial Secretary for Trinidad

London, Feb: 28.

Mr. J, Huggins, of the Malayan Civil Service, has been appointed Colonial Secretary Trinidad—

Reuter.

Delhi, Feb. 22.

A statement in conciliatory terms] was issued to-day on the Constitution.

Washington, Feb, 25.

Mr. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, revealed here to-day that the United States had- offeiaily notified Moscow, Feb. 23.

It is reported from Vladivostok that information was received there Jon new provocative actions by the gow, the Viceroy of India, Japan that Amefican nationale are Japanese authorities, The statement contained an explain. entitled to live in China and" that On February 19 2 Soviet cargo ation of the diMiculties which had the United States will hold Japan ship Kuznetzkstrol, sailing -with pas sen in the United Provinces and strictly accountable for any injury Jsengers and mall from Petropaviovsk Bihar in connection with the release! to Americans in China or damage to Vladivostok, called for bunkering of political prisoners, and which had to their. property resulting fron fat the Japanese port of Hakodate, Ted' to the resignation of those two Japanese military operations, jearrying on board a crew of 35 men Congress Ministries.

Mr. Hull revealed that the State and 37 passengers The Viceroy stressed that there was] Departiment had instructed the Afnerl-Despite the protests of the captain no foundation for the suggestion that Jand the Soviet consul in Hakodate, his action had been determined by a the Japanese marine police detained desire to undermine the position of he ship and started a search, The the Congress Ministries,

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