Pessimism permeated the editorial columns of practically all the leading vernacular papers here in commenting on the Nor China issue.
Recalling the has suffered since humiliations China the Mukden incident, the "Sin W n Pao" asserted that unless by an China has no other rined resistance, way to exist The journal called the attention of ihe Japanese Government to the four points embodied in Gen. Chi Kai-shek's speech in Kuling, which, it said, are the minimum demands of Chinese and Japanese shops did a fair amount of business and the street life, with children of both nationalities playing side by side, was nal nese naval patrols were there were no martial-lo entry posts, as formerly. Japane bluejackets were seen on leave Hongkew yesterday evening, enjoy ug themselves in a manner thàt seemed entirely devoid of concern Throughout Shanghai, the Chinese population watched with interest t extra editions and posters of the Chinese newspapers the Chinese nation for existence
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