Under the heading "Another Warning." the "Daily Mail," in an edi torial today, says: "Britain and the United States are uniting more closely in opposition to the impudent tactics of the Japanese in China.
"They must cease if the talks in Tokyo are to be continued with any hope of success. Strong words may impress Japanese statesmen, but more may be needed to convince their military masters in China, It may bbe necessary to remind them that we, a5 well as the United States, have powerful economic weapon hands. Ju the first three mon 1939, 000 worth of Japanese goods and sold only £300,000 fo Japan. It is pos Sible to correct this balance to the great disadvantage of Japan. Reuter.
"The China Committee of the House of Commons inet last night, and it fs understood that the Chinese cur. rency issue and the situation in North China were fully discussed.
It is known that the Prime Mi ter, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, recently approached privately by Dar-es-Salaam, Aug. 1
Although no disturbs have hitherto been rebored, there is a feeling of uneasiness here as a result of reports from up-country centres regarding the restlessness of younger Germans in certain districts.
One of those districts is said to be iringa, where there is a Reuter.
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