Hamburg, Jan. 4.
Four German and one British steamer have been stranded and considerably damaged in or near Melilla harbour during a heavy gale off the Moroccan coast, according to messages received here to-day. The German ships are the Boltenhef, Maritza, Traunstein and Luise Leonhardt, while the British vessel "We shall take account of Chinese customs and habits and shall assure is the Marklyn.—Trans-Ocean. ihe welfare of the Chinese people, he affirmed. Naturally, the government will be anti-communist. Some day a similar regime will be forcibly applied to South China. The gover ments of Peking and Nanking will then be united to form a government of all of China.
"We "wish to establish a durable peace in the Far East. China, Manchoukuo and Japan ought to constitute one political, economic and ideological bloc."
Parisians were somewhat surprised io note that observers in Tokyo believe that Admiral Suetsugu is still considered to be an enemy of "adventures" and that Tokyo is in-
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