Nanking, Mar, 30.
'The "local press to-day voices. strong opposition to the proposed Hankow' visit of the League of Nations Commission of Inquiry.
Urging that the Lesgue Com-raisin should lage no time Sarlysetilement maybe" ffected, ling to Manchuria so that an
the "Central Daily News," official Kuomintang organ, declares that the delay which the Hankow trip will cause will give Japan time to camouflage conditions, The journal eltes historical facts prove that Manchuria. is an integral part of China, emphasis that the present population Manchuria is 90 per cent. Chinese. United Press, Is view of the business depres-and the losses of the people Si caused by the recent Sino-Japanese hostilities in and around Shanghai
Shanghai-hsien is to be suapendarmed of hose rentals ed for a certain period, an order this effect, with the approval of the Ministry: of Finance, hay ing just been Teoeived. by the Mr. Yen Shun-yn, the Magistrate, from the Kiangsu provincial -asthorities. quantity of weapons and gunpow gans in Manchuria, designed assembled by the plotters had been afard protection to Japanese and seized by Japanese gendarmes at a Korean immigrants to be sent into hiding-place in. the' industrial Manchukuo, trict, outside the" walled United Press. prepared, four more consulates, five According to the plang already Changchun, Mar. 30. subsconsilates and 11 sub-police tations will be established during Thirty-seven Japanese, including 1932. The cost of this programme, three members of the Japanese ce together with provision for the int late staff at Nangan, arrived crease of Japanese policemen Yaomen, along the western section Manchuria, is placed at ¥.10,000,- of the Ghinese Eastern Railway, t 1000 for the year.
10 o'clock last night under protec-Kenkichi Yoshizawa, the tion of Japanese military aero-Minister of Foreign Affairs, present-planes, following evacuation of these proposals to the mesting of Nungan yesterday morning as rethe Cabinet Council, yesterd sult of bandit attack on the town. formally requesting that the funds The 37 were all civilians. and did required be appropriated, and it is of include 28. Japanese police learned that this. additional dis-who likewise arrived {rom Nungan. bursement is ta be presented to the En route to Yaomen the. re-special session of the Diet scheduled fagees met 600 bandits but escaped for May. by driving their motor trucks. at Although no official announcement fill speed. has been made and the Foreign Bandit Headquarters Destroyed Office declines to give out any information, it is expected that the Japanese military bombing sero-new consulates will be established at planes to-day successfully dostroy-Tanhwa, Ninguta, Taoan and the headquarters of bandits who ilung:—United Press, had attacked the town of Nangan.
The bandits fled in disorder, suffer: [Chinese Postal Loses in Manchuria ing heavy casualties.
Nanking, Mar. 30.
At the same time 700 bandits equipped with two. trench-mortars According toa statement by the and 20 machine-guns as well as Chinese Post Office authorities, made small arms, who had captured Public today, the postal service Hsinglungtien, a town about ix Ti manchuria hag sustained losses east of this place along the Kirin-amounting to. $30,000. monthly, a Changchun railway, were reported total of $180,000,000 since Septomabout to attack this" point. which ber 18, when the Japanese oceupathe new capital of Manchukuo tion was commenced.—United Press, state.
Communists Sentenced Japanese garrison force from king. was immediately dispateh-Washington, Mar. 30. ed to suppress them and the. two Eighteen radicals were fined $100 groups met at Heinglung. After to $300, or 30 to 60 days? impritonirregulars were repulsed leaving 50 hour and a half of fliting, the met, for belt nort in the datas [ance out japanese Embass bodies behind.. One Japanese was here on March 28, when a body of wounded, according to the Japanese Reds. demonstrated against Japan-military' report.
'One battalion from the Japanese 'The demonstration was broken up garrison at Harbin, one company by the police after several persons from the Mukden garrison and an-age' been injured.—Reuter.
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