Chungking, Jan. 23, All Chinese newspapers this morn-{nig published under banner headlines the text of the agreement alleged to have been signed between Mr. Wang Ching-wet "and Japanese military authorities in Shanghai, The papers also carry special articles on the sub: eet, They unanimously denounce Mr. Wang Ching-wel and express alarm at the severeness and extensiveness of the alleged Japanese demands. Commenting on this, they declare: "There can be no doubt in every Chinese mind that armed resistance the only way out for China'
The "Sao Tang Pao." organ of the Chinese army, calls the attention of foreign Powers to that part of the agreement alleged to reveal clearly that Japan intends to oust foreign interests not only from all parts of China, but from the Far Enst.
The "Hisin Hua Jih Pao." offilal organ of the Chinese Communist ity, while denouncing Mr. Wang Ching.wel, and upholding a policy of resistance, also vigorously opposes "Mr, Kao Tsung-wu and Mr. Tao Hsi-sheng (ihe men who made the alleged revelation) and all those who believe in reaching an agreement with the Japanese on reasonable peace terms."
The "Ta Kung Pao," influential Chinese daily, however, expresses gratif. cation at the exposure of the agreement by Mr. Kao Tsung-wu and Mr. Tao Hsi-sheng. The paper hopes they will change their attitude and offer ment—Reuter. 5 their services to the Chinese Govern-
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