Propaganda and activities, not only.
their own country, but also Great Britain, the United States, and Geneva. China also is seek: ing a seat on the Council of the, League of Nations, 2—Utterly disregarding Japanese protests, the Chinese authrltes Intend to increase the Customs, tariff on June 1. The Chinese decline to entertain Tokyo's quest, on the plea that to. make any concession now, while " the situation in North China is very tense, would seriously" affect China's prestige. "This plea, according to the spokesman, made it apparent that the Chinese were mixing political with trade pro-
3—The Chinese authorities are delaying the inauguration of radiophone service between China and this country, although they are already conducting tests prior to Opening such service with the United.
States. Moreover" the proposing to take over nese the operation of Nagasaki cable lines.
4-—Chinese newspapers in Shang-hho refuse to publish Japanese advertisements, despite their outwardly friendly "pronouncements. The Japanese authorities in Shang-hal are at present negotiating on on the question with Gen. Wu Te-chen, Mayor of Shanghai.
S—Despite repeated Japanese requests since 1982 for the suppress sion of Korean outlaws in Chin: the Chinese authorities continue to provide shelter to those who escaped the Japanese jurisdiction, and allow them to conspire in Nanking and other cities. Moreover, some of these outlaws have been admitted into Chinese Military Cadet Schools, andhavebeen employed to Propagate anti-Japanese ideas in China." A strong protest on this subject has been filed with Mr. Wang Ching-wei.
The spokesman concluded by re-orating that no improvement has yet been observed in the anti-Japanese sentiment in China—Rengo, Peiping, May 30.
The main force of Japanese troops which recently entered. the demilifarized zone in an expedition against the bandits under Sun Yung-chin at Tsunhua and Chienan already has been, withdrawn to Malanyu, follow-Ing the complete routing of the cut-laws, according to official military information. Condition at Thunb and euan are reported gradually 1 reluming to normal—Central News.
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