The Archive · 1936

FOREIGNERS." Central Government. Gives: an Explanation

SUIYUAN. EVACUATION

Nanking, Nov, 12, the step taken by the Central Gov-¢fnment to, prevent foreign nationals from residing "and travelling in. the provinces of Suiyuan, Ninghsia and 'Chinghai aa well og districts "under the Jurisdiction, of: the -Innet 'Mon-gollan authorities, was' prompted: by desire to protect forelgmors in this intryias emlligey activlten are gill)

10 HORN areas (Zor th Lin: Sen on Rebuilding of New. Country Ambassador atisTokyo,)//for: 4 fabsence.""The: Forelensomee 2 Hau way. return ta: China the time State: burial of Marshal: Tuan.

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'Nanking,. Nov. 9. ~Galmusho: Sees' Stifent Organization.and "discipline are two fundamental " prerequisites ° for 8 ealeyoy Nove 11. he' consummation' of "the "national While revealing. that "ho -ofeial rejuvenation: programme,—in'. th report has yet been received regard-opinion of 'Mtr. Lin Sen, 'Chairman ing "Yesterday's " interview" between of the National Government, who Gen." Chang Chun "and 'Mr. "Shigeru government ' organizations' coniceined addressed the weekly memorial meet-Kawagoe, "a. spokesman of to devise ways and means' of. adjust-ug at the National Government ing the supply and demand of food-headquarters. this. moraing.

"Chinese attitude. has apparently, Mr. Lin expressed deep. gratificestiffened, although there has. been ton over the rapid progress achieved no: change in the Japanese stand nor in. the political and. social - realms modification of J 7 during recent years. Various enter-japanese proposals" prises, he said, have been closely

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