Nagasaki, Jan. 29. are slówly advancing through the evea of south-western Shantung towards Tsining held by Japanese troops; Gen. Li Tsung-jen's picked Kwangsi troops, numbering seven divisions, are concentrated.in the immediate vicinity of Hsuchow, ready to be ihrowm north or south to meet the expected Japanese thrust; Two Chinese divisions, the Thirty-Ninth and the Fortieth, are moving towards Chinchow—Domei.
Kawagoe, recalled shor to China, who Shanghai esterday in the anghai Maru, declined to discuss the present political situation when roached by pressmen here to-day.
Kawagoe uttered a warning to Japanese nation, however, on danger of overdoing its "ecstasie: over Japan's strategical successes."
EN is time," he said, "for the Japanese nation to address itself to furthering the efforts of the Nationa! Government to continue resi:
It will be some time, before a new regime in Central China is placed on a firm foundation."
Mr. Kawagoe stressed the necessity 9f being propered for the "growing complexity of the situation.—Reuter.
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