Province Mukden, Feb, 26, The new independent State in Manchuria shall be called Manchowkuo and Changchun shall be the capital, says a statement issued today by the "Administrative Com. mittee" here, 'The ruler of the country, the statement continues, shall be' called Chin, Cheng, meaning dictator, and he hall be provisionally installed such until he is formally initiated "by the will of the people, according to the constitution' to' be promulgated in the future,"
'A new five coloured flag will be the banner of Manchowkuo. The bottom will be of yellow, with red, blue, white and black bags above pete baze of the. new ere, wilt Union? Reuter, ANNE "Great Pang, meaning Repercussions in Nanking Nanking, Feb, 26, Failure of the Japanese armed forees in their attempt to capture Woosung, and Chapel. is having Significant repercussions here ani other Chinese cites, it was stated both officials and civilians that cone conviction Is growing. amo
tinued armed resistance must constitute the only' method of dealing with the Sino-Japanese situation and This is no mere phantasm indeed, it is less fantastic than if, on started immediately in the Northeast that a tltary expedition shou be September 18, it had been whisper-fed in the chancelleries of the world fey the recovery of ering clegraphic messages requesting that Japan would before midnight the 'National Government to. order abandon herself to the career of trine and' turpitude which dui five fall months. has astounded an against Pu Yi, the formes boy Em: mediately, a punitive. expedition Poror, and other who are involved Sacked the eiilsed worl, the present On this view the eventanl armed Movement in intervention of the United States received by Mr. Wang." Chingewal {nthe present war, which depen from all aver. the country. The waging against China press In Nanking to-day sity not only because American Karned the' Governnient that. lar honour. and prestige' are deeply Ghuria will become "a. permanent {evolved fu" 3apan's contempesnus Mapanese colony. unless the Chinese elation of" the covenants of the make determined efforts now to take Nine-Power Treaty and the Kellogg back by force, Pact of peace. but "because. the The "Hsin Ching Eth Pao" express Exfety "and security of the United the opinion that unless the A States and its nationals and possess thurio question fs settled there. will by the rulers of Jay sions in the Pacine are under peri fot_be an end to the. present Sino-venture to maggest the fore, apanese hostile operation The journal condemned the passive ican interest attitude taken by "General 'Chang Fesponsibility in the matter ai such-liang and declared that it he fan addendum to Mr. 'Stimson' could of take a move and use His statement of the historic policy of $00,000 troops to drive the Japanese the United States regarding {roops out. of Manchuria: now Chinese envisaged both as a state: time that the National Government organism in the process of adjust-{ook drastic action and order other ing itself to an altered environment Jand as an object of military aggran-{foops fo preted to the Mancha discment? on the part of Japan any other predatory power, perty of General Chang Hauehsllang "Manchuria is ug the private—Kuo Min, End certainly: the 'Chinese peopl cannot allow the area to be per Would-Be Martyrs' Queer Offer London, Feb. 26 manently acquired by Japan because he cannot see his way clear to have hig troops fight against the in 12 "pence army," of British men and A letter offering. the services, at leaders,"" asserts the—journal—women eager to. place themselves United Press. rare' tween heChiene and Mukden-Shanhaikuan Railway pine the fighting has been eat Japanese armies in the Nope of Mukden, Feb, 26. me Stade "Roydenthe Tareas ans' of 'Nations higher Mr. Kanto, director of the Mukden-Shanhaikuan railway, star Noman preacher, Dean' LIT Lo Sheppard, "the: "popular "Lasion ed in an interview here to-day that negotiations. for the opening of re, and Herbert Gray, a Pret. through traffic to Peking' were proceeding. The rolling stock outside The step thus taken was revealed the Great Wall, he said, permitted bya letter in this morning's papers the running of only one passenger which' the signatories sao Peat and one goods train a day. they have some to the conclusion "All obligations. of the railway' that the only effective way to nave British bond-holders have been met the world it to invite the compers-so far from the funds confiscated ton of like thinkerss—Weuter by the Japanese following the Poa? Bas Sacand capation of Mukden on September 48, continued Mr. Kanto. -'The har-Tone, bor works at Huluta: genesis eh 2 anon fey caveat for Shang: peace Cun as eat beice natal "eat ant earns (ig tte expe tare eae and ea oes inal programme. 3 MMe. "Kanto declared that, the Japanese employees of the railw were only liaison officers for fac tating military transport, He as: serted that 160 Russians' had been employed by the railway as police. They wore now stationed at Kou: yangtze, ready to be sent anywhere along the railway to fight bandits Reuter,
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