To the Editor of the *Nontu-Cixa Dany News"
Sm—In response to Gen Dolhara's expectation of a better m.derstanding of the North China situation, 1t would be well If you oF some of your reade: s explain away ihe many fne abstruse points involved. "I thought T knew a Hire "about oriental sublletics but 1 must confess compile and absolute ignorance where the con: cerned, atween Japan's re= peaceful inten cessive military her sincere' desire -Japanese collaboration and liber refusal to let China Suppress her unruly elements on her own soil, not fo say, the insistence on separating North China from China, if not in ame, in fuel. T suppose tive invasion of Charhar and forceful annexation of few hsiens to the augmenting. territory of Manchoukuo have also something to do with Japan's friendly relations with ungrateful, unappredative China.
Perhaps, the invasion or sight-seeing trip of the Manchoukuo troops, the threatening concentration of imperial troops at the gateways {0 North China and the attempted establishment of an autonomous state in the North were all: rumours? must say I have to take off my hat "10, the Japanese for. their paradoxical profundities. They cer~ fainly have made plain speaking and action into a fine art—so fine one Jcould scarcely understand it.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.