Paris, Nov, 29.. The French Premier, M. Edouard Daladier: will speak on military and diplomatic affairs when the Chamber of Deputies convenes for an extra-^Idinary session at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow, French political quarters stated today.
M. Camille Chautemps, the Vice-Premier, simultaneously will read a similar' statement in the Senate.
M. Daladier was expected to agree to a debate on general policy immediately after his statement but the discussions were not expected to last long and a motion -of full confidence in the Government will probably be voted in quick order. Measures, it was stated, will be taken to limit the number of speakers. and the duration of each speech so that preliminary debates may be ended by tomorrow right.
The status of Deputies who have deen mobilized will have to be studied, informed quarters said, us they are at present with their troops.
Former Communist Deputies who have been imprisoned will therefore remain in custody unless, as in the of M. Cornavon, provisional free-m has been granted for reasons of wealth and the man thus favoured looses to attend. Former Communists who publicly resigned from the. Communist party and who had not joined iny extreme leftist, group singe then, will be admitted to the Chamber session.
Budgetary debates will mot begin ore December 5 or 7 and before they begin, the Chamber will probably vote on procedure to simplify the grant of credits—Havas.
Tokyo, Nov. 29.
A five-year ship building programme. to, increase tonnage to 350,000 was announced today by Mr, Isao Kawada, president of the Toa Kaiun Kaisha, Such expansion Was vitally necessary in order to effectuate the company's transportation projects, he said In a speech atthe company's first general meeting Of shareholders today Mr. Kawada stated that the Toa Kaiun Kaisha would increase its fleet of merchantmen to 73 ships totalling 200,000 tons by the' transfer of vessels from. investing firms by September of next year.
In addition to building and taking over new vessels the.company would construct and replenish wharf establishments- and port facilities, he said, The five-year expansion plan has been submitted to the Ministry of Communications, At today's meeting of stockholders a resolution was adopted to declare. no dividend.—Domei, Herr Hitler has appointed Herr Habicht, Ministerial Director of the Foreign Ministry, the German official DNB. news agency reported. Herr Habicht's rank will be that of an Under-Secretary,
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