"Should Japan have pondered on her geographical position and that of China, she ought to have refrained from planning to carry out an_act of aggression against China by Europ-can and American methods," he declares.
Elsewhere, he states that Japan has beer a decisive factor in influencing the Chinese to hold imperialism in abhorrence, The object of the Japanese plan bucked by military force was to put into practice the slogan "Industry for Japan and Agriculture for China," Dr. Chu continues. But, he protests, there is no reason why any country should remain an agricultural state and Monday, Chinese troops in the vicin-
Raiders Over Suiyuan A Japanese Army Air Base in North China, Jan. 9. Ranging far over the desert of w Suiyuan in a cold wind, two large squadrons of army aircraft carried out a aid yesterday afternoon on TANA military establishments headquarters base of Gen. Fu
Sees ce unseathed—Domei.
were subjected tọ heavy bomb-demolished. All the
Ko Giijor Developments Chungking, Jan, 9. No major developments have occurred on any front except for some west of Chaochow and north of Swatow, it is revealed here.
Ailery exchanges serons the Han th Ho i ale so Chinese troops are said rae west of Han-reported, while in
Rang the highway south of Nanning, Bas reached the outskirts of
troops, it is reported, conto attack Japanese communica-tins between Nanning and crone "The mission of the Kuomintang," Dr. Chu goes on, "is w carry out the economic construction of the country, economic ce-operation will end in a one-sided monopoly.
"China means to resist political or military pressure brought to year upon her," he says. "On the other hand she will be only too glad to respond. to any suggestion for establishment of peace."
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