Nov, 9. the Chinese Government is stud' ing ways. and means of assisting overseas Chinese who are in the path Of. Japan's" southward expansion plans, 'Both Gon, Wu 'Te-chen, "Kuomi tang Overseas Minister, who is vis ing' the South Seas, and Mr, at Eh 4a0,. President of the Examination Yuan, whois visiting Burma and and India, will report on the condition of overseas Chinese in tropieat Asia, thus enabling the Chinese Gor ernment. to adopt a more effective policy to protect Chinese nationals interests. there.
it is expected that the Japanese thecal will "drive" overseas Chinese capital 10 froe China.
'A. number of overseas leaders have ween touring the country investinating investment possibilities, and many companies have been formed.
Tt ie exoeetod that Japanese threat will "arive™ overseas Chinese capital to froe China Reuter, Chungking. No 'Alter obtaining permission to use the British naval Doses at Singnpore Darwin, he declared, the: United ates Fleet will not' necessarily pats through the Japanese-contolied line Islands, But will travel via the Srioa in and Darwin west ward towards: Manila. oF Singapore.
General Tisu tot the oplaion that the Japanese Fleet will move towards the Caroline-fands to intercept the led States Fleet, while the Japan Army will attack the Dutch ast Indies oF Singapore. "To control the Paclile 'Japan. trust deals crushing Blow tthe United States eet occupy the naval base at Singapore Geeuation of Singapore Is Japan's main mltary objectives while "oe. Eupation of the Dutch Bast Indies for' mala economic object. Japan's occupation of these islands wil sens! Ously impede a westward movement of the United States Pleet—neuter Chungking, Nov. 7.
"The re-election of President Roosevelt shows that the American people endorse his policy and more especially his frm stand against aggression, both 'In strengthening 'America's' national defence "and. inf rendering assistance to. nations Who are fighting for their liberty and independence." declared Mr. Wang Chung-hui, Chinese Foreign Minister, today when Interviewed his opinion concerning President Roosevelt's re-election.
"The Chinese people are gratified at the news," "he added," "They deeply appreciate what President Roosevelt has done for the cause for which China had been fighting." Reuter.
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