Dec. 7.
It will not be until sometime this later General Hsiao Chen-ying who voiced by business men az well as had succeeded General Chin politicians warming up for the com-[Teh-chung as Governor of Chathar ing presidential election, The "New Fevealed the intention immediately Deal" is being contested in the to create an autonomous North- courts.
Judgments against the Jem China. This revelation was Administration have hampered their quickly followed by a reported plans, While much has been acstatement from Genera! Doihara to complished and millions saved from the effect that the Kwantung Army extreme suffering through the was prepared to. support an sistance of the Government in. ways autonomous movement. It seemed too zany to mention, the cry has that the plan for separation was been raised by opponents of the ripe, but in spite of Japanese pres-administration that the cost has sure on the leading Agures in the been too great. They warn that the North, no definite break occurred debts being accumulated in billions and the provincial authorities by the present generation will be maintained touch with the Govern-la millstone round the necks of the ment at Nanking where the National generations to come. Ju this sum-[Congress of the Kuomintang was'mary of conditions emphasis has concluding its Fifth Session. Mr. purposely been sid upon the Ariyoshi visited Nanking to discuss blacker side of the picture—the side the affairs of the North with General painted by critics. For it is only in Chiang Kai-shek and, apparently,|the darkness so formed, that General Doihara's move had been President Roosevelt's proclamation checked. Tt was suggested, however, stands out in its true brilliance. that the Kwantung Army would not Without attempting to evade the accept the rebuff and on November gravity of the crisis the nation has 22 the Japanese military spokesman been passing through, the President at Tientsin significantly declared sees much to be thankful for. The that the "current toward autonomy' period of national stress has knit was still fowing."
On November 24 the country together ina "closer Mr. Yin Juckeng, an administrative fellowship of mutual interest. and inspector of the demilitarized zone common purpose." Peace at home with Japanese affiliations, proclaimed is strengthened by a growing will-the pioneers of old no less bold and week that the final result of the fearless than the pioneers of to-day,' struggle which is now proceeding In and by today she is expected each het final destination with a large consignment of mail which will establish the frst regular ait tral service neress an ocean hitherto Spanied only by experimental flights and government ventures.
1 as easy, ina fastly-moving wortd as. this, to" appreciate the enormous advantages of such. a service which should eventual tink Up with China. When President Roosevelt ordered the transference of Wake and Midway Islands from the Department of the Interior 10 the Navy Department os a. pre= Umiaary to leasing them for tem= porary occupation as bases for ocean Aights he followed a course. which rus: redound to the advantage of all nations in the PaciQe. There was faint murmur of protest from Tapan that the course of the trans Pacife machines passed thiotgh geographical area. controlled. by Japan as mandated territory. Suspicious and protesting eyes were ralsoa at the decision to utilize Wake Island, which ts only 400 miles north of the Marshall Group under Jap-nese mandate, but tacit acqulescence facilitated the conclusion of thes plans and paved the way for the French Chamber of Deputies will be known, but up to the present the Premier, M. Laval has more than succeeded in holding his own against those who were determined that, no matter what it cost, his [government would have to be turned out of office. Up te the present M. Laval has encountered in the Chamber, two divisions both of which have resulted in victories as astonishing as they have been dramatic, At the beginning of last week it looked as though the extreme Left parties in combination would succeed in depriving Laval of power, but the Imponder= ables in mercurial French polities have again vindicated themselves with the result that M. Laval for the moment, at least, is more safely in the saddle than he and his sup~ porters probably expected. The legislation by decree for which he has been responsible during the parliamentary recess has been justified by the Chamber's vote. A vote of confidence, indeed, a second vole of confidence, has approved of the economies effected, and the manner in which M. Laval is fighting to avoid devaluation of the frane. There remains the third Eastern Hope. The next day General selfish purpose of personal Doihara reappeared in Peiping. On|neighbours' loss is less strongly gain atthe enterprise which will bring hurdle to be negotiated this week, when the parties of the Left will November 27 Japanese troops oe-serting itself. The United States Mania within five days of the) endeavour to force the Government cupied Fengtai railway junction, remains on peaceful terms" with United States and open up a new, era of commercial travel, and in the to suppress the various Fascist commandeered wagons, and took other nations. long sun, cultural relations in the organizations, which Socialists and charge of the Chinese military tele-After" briefly espitulating the phone service. On November 29 the blessings for which the Pacific area. Covering the 7,000 Communists profess to view with People of: miles between California and the'extreme uneasiness. That there is Chinese Government formally pro-ithe United States should grateful Philippines in a few days as against 9 large degree of illogicality In their tested against this seizure and to Divine Providence, and warning th against he etiea of Spastic na tx ejoo te Pacis noues, Souney, emma eet spores oni' coos, jour: suppress organized opposi-emeers in assisting the autonomy rejoiced." the President makes his have its reaction on the closer and organizations is obvious, but reallzmovement. On November 30 the|most stirring pronouncement. "The'more intimate relations' between|ioe what ie happening. in. other Peiping Military Council was dis-future of many generations of these distant points. Quicker and countries they desire to take time solved by orders from Nenking!mankind will be greatly guided by more convenient travel, irrespective! by the forelock and wipe out any-
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