last night. unbalanced budgets.
"The Budget, he declared, was "a mark be the reckless finance "I am a convinced believer in democracy," Mr. Eden said, "yet it and the reckless policy of the National Government." It was would be foolish and perhaps fatal fundamentally just what one would expect from six and a half to the very survival of democracy to ignore the stupendous achievements years of a foreign policy which had been "both wicked and foolish." realized by other forms of govern-Sir Archibald Sinclair, the Liberal leader, expressed gratificament." tion that some effective steps had been taken to deal with the "A truly immense effort," he added, "has been made in the last few years problem of food storage.
The Budget resolutions were subsequently by autocratic states for fulfilment of agreed, and the debate adjourned until tomorrow. the purposes they have set before Japanese Commanders-In-Chief at Luncheon them.
General Shunroku Hata, left, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese forces in Shan ai and Vice-Sir John Simon took in mind in forming a proper judg-"Their methods cannot be ours, but Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa, Commntdnder-in-Chief of the Japanese China Seas Fleet, photographed 38 minutes to introduc ihe Budgei, ment at the present moment. we should not fail to note the pas-ai which the chief points of interest The first was that in the defence tionate fervour with which they are on Tuesday when the Admiral, who is being relieved, was entertained to luncheon by General Hata,
Wer estimates for the current year they being pursued.
"If we are to uphold our ideals ana a standard rate of had already provided for taking we Income y Gd, to 5/6 in £1 £70,000,000 from outside sources. our conception of life, both national Shanghai Customs 2, Announcement that purchases of Therefore the gap to be filled was and international, a comparable wheat, whale oil and sugar had already effort must be made by us, and an
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