The "Nichi-Nichi" declared that the understanding reached between the Japanese authorities and the Council could not be regarded as a "fundamental measure" but only an cmargency step taken 10 curb te-does not go beyond the police authority of the Settlement and Sannot be said that it provides for complete system to cope with tei Forlsm," the "NichieNichi" continued. "The Shanghai Municipal Police has always been subject to the idea that Because of the complicated inter= national "character of Shanghai a complete maintenance of peace and fider in the Sellement war impor "So long as this idea prevails, the various terms of the understanding will-be put into effect only as a mat {er of form, leaving a big. hope in the net against terrorists. Moreover, unless the good faith of the Council Is" refected among the dwellers of the Seitlement and a severe warning issued to the Chinese members of the SACP. regarding their attitude towards terrorists, so that the Coun-cits determination may' be. under Stood by. all, the faithful execution fof the understanding cannot pected.
"As a result, a resort to our right of seit-defence becomes "imperative. 'This Is a point which should be fully understood by the Council, which, in' enforcing measures. against the terrorists should also place curb upon the present character of the Seltlement, which tends to assist Gen.
"The Council should also liquidate the past slate of affairs where Bri-the Settlement and look upon' the un "hed an absolute. supremacy
situation from. realistic viewpoint keeping with the present" the Students Assive in Tokyo Tokyo, Mar.
A party of students of the Reformed Institute in Shanghai arrived here fat 745 o'clock yesterday evening. They went to the plaza in front of the Imperial Palace to pay homage to the Throne. The group of 96 registered at the Kinkeikan Inn in the Koishigawa District. They wil principal cities in Japan. Domei-
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