Commenting on the withdrawal of "British "garrisons from "North China and shanghai, Colonel Mabucht set aside possible British motives for doing so but stressed "that the British decision will greatly affect China and it was plain that' China had now lost ait confidence in Great Britain.
This fact, Colonel Mabuchi declar-has added a new chapter on. the question of the Shanghai Settlement Concession as well as the lorxer question of the liberation of the Rations of East Asia.
The present time accordingly presented. an opportunity for the solemn re-examination. of the sm= portant question of the attitude being {faken by the authorities of "the Shanghai Settlement and "French Concession towards Japan and their recognition of the National Government of China at Nanking.
Such' re-examination, Colonel Mabuehi stressed, must ye made Yowards the establishment of "per= manent peace in the light of "the ow world order and new order the Orient.
"Asia for the Asiatics"
Cries s0 often heard nowadays, Colonel Mabuchi pointed "out, for the establishment of "Asia for' the Asiatics" and. for the establishment fof an East Asia economic bloc common prosperity are no more than the expressions of ardent desire of the nations of Bast Asia for liberal {on from the oppression, exploitation fand incursions into East. Asia by Faces from ether parts of the globe.
'No other means re left for bring-Ing about permanent peace in. the 'Orient than' through the. movement for. freedom, Colonel Mabuchi con
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