London, Aug. 21.
The "Railway Gazette" has obtained figures of the French Gnd German express train speeds for comparison with those of British trains.
The examination, it soys, shows that London and" the North-Eastern Railway appears fully entitled, with a maximum of 128 mph,—actually for a very short distance 126 m.p.h. has been found on the dynamo-metre chart—to claim the Wworld record for steam, This speed was achieved by the Coronation streamlined express, July 3-—Wireless. through Reuter. of underground agitation to under-mie the Chiang Kai-shek Government."
The newspaper declares that a "prominent Chinese figure, known for his pro-Japanese leanings, is being secretly sponsored to usurp the Generalissimo's authority, and a representative of this group is expected to visit Tokyo shortly to confer with Prince Konoye."
"Should the scheme succeed, the '"News-Chronicle" proceeds, the "Chinese candidate is pledged' to ensure China's adherence' to the antly Comintern front"
With Germany's role in the con-ict between China and Japan of such a doubtful nature, it concludes, Japan would be pleased to have allan ce-operation in his plan—
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