The "Ta Kung Pao" was available only in the British and French Concessions here to-day.
Meanwhile, a declaration has, been issued by "the Tientsin citizen's representatives." declaring that the sojealled autonomy movement "does not represent the real desires of the Tientsin, Dec. 7. An aerodrome has been compietea lat Taipingchwang, to the southwest of (Tongshan, under the auspices of the East Hope! Autonomous Govern: ment Measuring $00 by 300 metres, the airfield has during the past few days provided a base of operations for Japanese planes which have made frequently visits to Tientsin and Peiping—Central News.
Peiping, Dec. 9.
Handbills assailing the autonomy movement and urging a wer on JSapan were distributed by the dem-monstrators. The handbills read:
Oppose the autonomy movement, which seeks to split China apart!
"Oppose the three-point programme lot Hirota, which alme at transforming China into a colony!
Mobilize the nation's army and navy for a war on Japan!"
Lieut.-Col. Tan Takahashi, assistant Japanese military attache, this noon "Unusual developments in any. part of China are' rightfully and necessarily of concern not only" t0 the Government and "people of!
Chin But to all of the many Powers 'Chiang. Kat having interests in China, for, in the relations with China and in' China,!
Gen, Chiang Kai-shek, Vice-Chair realy rights and treaty obligations
identical. The United States is one!
the treaty Powers are in gener of, these powers. 1 Gen, Chiang Kal-shek, Viee-Chau-"In the area under reference, the. interests of the United States" are! is noted that there are only two! similar to those of other
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