Tokyo, Oct. 24
On receipt from the Ca! of secret instructions the Chinese The impression, according to the newspaper, is that they might return to power "now that the end of the Lina Incident is considered approaching," and tthe influence of the cliques loppesing the political perties has waned under the weight of the Political situation.
Moreover, the journal declares, the Abe Cabinet is weak Executive Comm: and discussed the date of the start of an anti-
British campaign in China, according to Japanese reports.
It 15 also alleged that the Comintern not only plans to alienate the Chungking Government and Britain and France, but also to Bolshevize the Chungking Government.—Reuter.
"The view of senior statesmen close to the Throne," it asserts, "is that the present stop-gap Cabinet is approaching the limit of its existence... They seem to consider that the situation should be watched for some time, and then the appearance of a political perty Cabinet may be possible."
The "Kokumin Shimbun" adds that, "as the end of the China Incident *Pproaches," international diplomatic pressure tends to become stronger and internal economic difficulties acuter. Therefore, it concludes, nothing except a Cabinet having the full support of ihe nation will be able io overcome the difficult situation.—Reuter,
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