Peiping, July 11, "Three Japanese soldiers are now being tried at Kalgan, and if we are able to try our own soldiers T guess we are "able to try It-Colonel Spear," declared the Japanese army spokesman when questioned today regarding his announcement that the British Military Attache would appear before a special court. martial.
"The spokesman said he was unable Shantung city.
Down with Anti-British Parades In Canton Canton, July 27, 'Though the Japanese authorities have banned all anti-British demonstrations in Canton, a violent anti-British campaign is' being conducted by the Chinese press, and by sffeans of posters and pamphlets, Formerly, the campaign was of a rather mild mature, and directed principally against Hongkong. In one instance, the Chinese press asserted that the new Chinese regime would secure the return of the Leased Territories of Kowloon by the end of the year, During the past few days, however, the anti-Britigh drive has developed into a general campaign.
Posters of an anti-British nature have appeared throughout the city, One of them, bearing the caption, "British Imperialism in India," por-frayed Gandhi and some indians kneeling before British. troops, Slogans such og "End White Race Imperialism with armed resistance," and "'China should recognise that her enemy is British Imperialism," have appeared -in pamphlets freely' distributed throughout the elty—Reuter.
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