"Although the responsible authorities are making efforts to readjust thi relations between China and Japar the "Ta, Kung Pao" says, "the situa. ion in "Suiyuan has taken a turn, for the worse, and far exceeds the crisis in Peiping, Tientsin, Charhar and Hopel." The Japanese, the paper says, have opened up a special affairs bureau at Kwelhua and army planes are repeatedly flying over the Charhar-Suiyuan border.—Japanese pedal agents have been active in the Alasan banner and at present, regular weekly plane flights are operated between Paotou, Kwelsu, and the Alason banner regions. Only. a few days ago the Japanese opened bureau in Ninghsia and it is activities such as these that make deep and bad impressions on the Chinese people, Continuing, the paper says large numbers of outlaws have been mass ing along the northern Charhar area and are reported to have received supplies from Japanese sources. It the bandits are linked with foreign Influence, which makes it a diplomatle issue, "we cannot say how serious the outcome will be if trouble should break out The paper urges the Chinese Government to clarify its stand on the Suiyuan issue and that the intelligent people in Japan be informed in order that they may have a fuller under standing of the real situation, At the same time the Chinese Government should give financial assistance to the Suiyuan authorities so that the provines may bulld up a strong defence.
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