Tokyo, Feb. 9.
The second meeting for the settlement of the border dispute between Thailand end French Indo-China. was held this afternoon at three o'clock. A communique stated that "the second informal meeting was held at the official residence of Foreign Minister Matsuoka's official residence at three o'clock this afternoon. An exchange of views on concrete matters took place and the meeting closed at 5.08 o'clock."
The date of the next meeting wes not announced.—Domei Hess Predicts Sub War in Spring Berlin, Feb. 9.
"The submarine war—what we understand by submarine war—begins in the spring, England has only received a slight taste in advance of what is going to happen after the pause, the greatest war machine of all time is already manned by German soldiers to bring final victory."
These words were part of a speech made by Hitler's deputy, Rudolf Hess, today when inaugurating new Gauleiters (local Nazi Chiefs), says the' official German news agency, Hess declared that a war was the last thing Hitler wanted in realization of his plans, and added that the German stranglehold on England was growing daily and hour Reuter, Tokyo Police Warns Against Rumours Tokyo, Feb. 9.
"Citizens of Tokyo must be wise enough to sift correct information from malicious propaganda spread by agencies of the nations to this country", the Police Board declared statement circulated secret hostile Tokyo in a through the metropolitan press.
The "Nichi-Nichi, commenting upon this w yarning, advises its readers to refer to police officers when they are not sure of the authentic city of a rumour.—Havas.
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