Hankow, Sept. 6, The attack on the Eurasia aeroplane is given prominence in the Chinese press here this morning, The incident has occasioned considerable surprise, for yesterday was the first day German pilots took to the air after the "Kiweilin" attack, which had brought reported assurances from the Japanese that the Eurasia air lines would not be attacked, The Chinese press, after urging the Eurasia Company not to abandon its air services, points out that there can be no guarantee that the Jap~ anese will respect foreign interests in China, since even German interests are attacked, after Germany, by the recall of its advisers and the recognition of Manchoukuo, has met Japanese wishes in every way pose
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