Lend Money o China and Refuse Loans to Japan New York, June 22.
"There are three things we can do in the Far East: make it known that we are prepared to start new consultation, lend money to China, and refüse to lend money to Japan.
This statement was made here last night by Senator Elbert D. Thomas Of Utah, speaking at a banquet offered by Canadian büsiness organizations here.
"Such an attitude," the Senator added, "would result in Japan ai cepting to engage in consultations, for I am convinced that Japan is tired of her adventure in China.
Referring to other matters; the Senator suggested that Canada should be included in all pan-American treaties. "He stressed that the defence of the Pacific by the United States included the coasts of Canada.
"Our safety rests on the deduction that the control of the Atlantic is in friendly hands," he concluded.
During the banquet, all speakers stressed the necessity of halting Fascist expansion in Europe by every possible means.—Havas.
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