On the other hand, the report of the Japanese desire to acquire territory on this side of the Yalu fen account of the filtration of propagandists into Korea, is consider-not improbable. For some time now, the Japanese authorities on ithe other side of the river have been maintaining " sharp look-out for undesirables who attempt—to smuggle themselves into Korea. The Soviet Government have spent huge sums in an endeavour to Bolshevize the Chinese and Koreans, although the success of such propaganda in the Land of the Morning Calm has not been as appreciable as Moscow would "have wished. The Chinese however, maintain that while the Jupanere desire to suppress communistic activities is their own look-out, they have mo right to {suppress it at the expense of a neighbour ly nation, and that only system possible to prevent the entry of undesirable literature and individuals from this side of the river would be to arrive at a good working arrangement with the Chin-exe police.
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