Canberra, Mar, 15, Japan hod no aggressive inten tions against anyone, declared the rst Japanese Ministot to Australia, Mx, Tatsuo Kawai, in a press Interview, today, He could not see at present any sign of war between Australia and Japan, Mr, Kawai asserted, Most problems between the two countries appeared to be in newspapers, Referring to Anglo-Japanese rela tions, Mr, Kawai said international students in Japan deplored. abolition of the Anglo-Japanese alliance on Britain's initiative and. its replace. ment by the Washington Naval Treaty: "It was a poor substitute for the ailiance."—Reuter, Prominent Americans to Appeal for China Relief New York, Mar. 13, can leader, Pearl Buck, noted author, Me, Wendell L, Wille, Repubile and Mr. Vincent Sheetan, famed Correspondent and. lecturer, Will be Smong speakers at dinner on March 20" given "by the. writers committee of the United China Meet, Tickets for the dinner are US, $3 per plate and the affec is the Ast vent a'seties of a drive to raiae US. $5,000000" for 'China' rellet== Unlied Prem, King Grants Audience to President of Harvard London, Mar, 12, yesterday included. Professor Visitors to Buckingham Palace
nant, President of Harvard "Uni-very? Lord Maresh, the new High Commissioner. of South Africa, and M/A. V. Alexander, Pitet Lord of the Admifity=Britsh Omelet Wire:
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