Gauss heads to Australia to handle Far East crisis
Clarence E. Gauss, named the United States first minister to Australia, leaves for San Francisco and then June 6 for Tokyo via Australia. Officials warn the Far East faces crucial choices over the Dutch East Indies, Japan, and potential embargo reactions as the Pacific crisis looms.
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Quints Buy Doctor Dafoe A Gift Pipe
In Callander Ontario on May 31 the Dionne quintuplets gave their physician Dr Allan Roy Dafoe a pipe for his birthday. The doctor received the bill as they proved they are like other children, settling accounts for the gift.
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Japan seeks voice in Indies settlement amid war fears
Tokyo reports officials say Japan will demand a say in any settlement of the European war to protect interests in the Netherlands East Indies. Analysts warn a German takeover could strip oil rubber and tin. Japan remains noninvolved for now as Allied powers insist on status quo. Australia meanwhile passes a law to deport undesirable aliens as fear of fifth columnists grows.
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