China Evades Recognition of Manchoukuo Dairen, Sept. 19, "There is no intention on the Chinese authorities to compromise on the question of th Fesumption of postal communica tions between China and Manchouuo/' said Mr. Fu Chin-feng, Postal Commissioner at Tientsin, In an in~ terview with press representatives nen, where he is spending Mr, Fu said that
sidents was being handled by the the mail matter of Japanese 5 Japanese themselves.
hina would exercise, extreme caution" in the matter of resuming 1 relations with Manchoukuo, Fu also expressed the opinion that there was truth in the report that the antisJapanese movement [Way Being revived in North China, and that' anti-Japanese education was being conducted in the primary Schools, "He quoted rumours to th would break rea in October ov November this year.—Reuter.
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