That is perhaps symbolical. For of the Chinese, or I suppose I should say Manchu government one notices nothing at all, No one ever mentions the Australian Letter Emperor. He might-be dead, for all that anybody sees of him or hears of any activities -of his. The pretence of Independence which was still being kept up so ardently in 1934 has now been dropped almost completely. In speaking about plans for the future development of Manchoukuo the Japanese no longer say the Man-
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