That many Chinese do not consider the situation up here any too stable is exemplified by the case of two officials T have heard of, who were recently appointed to not unimportant posts but are mevertheless continuing with their private
ing. before they got their jobs. vocations which they were pursue Mr. Chow Ta-wen, the mayor of Peking, in a recent. public interview. attempted to calm the fears of these new-found brothers of theirs: from the slavery and oppression of the wicked white races.
Most people think that leaflet is a forgery: and experts point out that "it differs "from the other leaflets, that it is written in, what may be called. Japanese-Chinese, that secondly it is the only one that' has the number of the Flight Squadron on it, and thirdly that, anyhow, the Japanese such fools as to express, ments publicly, whatever they may' think privately, The laet argument haps scarcely convincing these if some brilliant brain in the "Japanese General Staff had this of propa fs in just this kind of Chinese" that it would be written, "Japanese: military circles here claim that it is a forgery; but, as up to date, the Japanese hay hot troubled to claimer, one must at any rate pre-|P™ sume that they are indifferent, as to whether such sentiments are ase ed to themselves or not.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.