_While there have been reassuring statements from both British and Chinese official sources in London regarding the Japanese-British negotiations, inspired reports from the Japanese newspapers indicate that Japan's programme in London involves recognition of Manchóukuo and Japan's so-called special position in the northern Chinese provinces, The subject is covered fully in the issue of "The Review" for Saturday, July 3, now on sale at leading book stores and news stands.
Also, there is a further article on the critical situation in the North, this one dealing with the smuggling problem. This article is the seventh dealing with the crisis in the North which have appeared in "The Review" since May 22, covering such subjects as the East Hopei Government, Land Alienation at Tientsin, the Narcotic Scandal, Manchoukuo Marches Southward, and other subjects.
Other Articles in this Issue:
Dr. Sao-ko Alfred Sze on Roosevelt's "Good Neighbour" Policy. Anglo-Japanese Rivalry in Southeast Asia, by Ernest O. Hauser. Japanese Views on London Negotiations—Revival of the Old Banking Consortium, by Katsuji Inahara. Japan and Economic Development in South China. The Return of Kawagoe and Future Prospects, If you are not a subscriber, send your order immediately, to begin with. this week's issue. The rate is $12 a year, including postage. Add $4 and you will receive a copy of the new Fifth Edition of "Who's Who in Chin: containing the biographies and pictures of more than 1,000 leading men and women of China.
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