Chungking, Apr. 2.
While most Chinese papers. this morning published reports of the informal "agreement regarding reorg ganization of the Shanghai Municipal Council without comments; ihe "China Times" described the arraige= ment as "sir let policy."
"The new arrangement is only an attempt by the Shanghai Municipal Couneit to appease the Japanese Chinese dally claims, "While we fully understand the difficulties and sympathize with the Shanghai Mfunicipal Council. we must state that this fs like leading the wolf into the house. Tt is not only most unwise, ut also dangerous, "Though the combined votes of the British, American and Chinese Couns cil, members can overrule the votes.
the Japanese and German couneilors, Japanese influence in the Shang-nai Municipal Council will, doubt. be further increased' "China Times" declares—Reuier,
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