The Archive · 1939

WANG, CHING-WEI HAS TROUBLE WITH Ni IG AND PEIPING PUPPETS

The subject of Wang Ching-wei's desertion of Chungking, his secret trip to Tokyo intrigue with Japanese officials, and his recent activities in trying to set up a new puppet government at Nanking in ce-operation with certain Japanese military and political factions, provides material for a further interesting article on this strange episode in Sino-Japanese politics. There is also a summary of latest developments on the Hunan front. Other articles include the full text of President Roosevelt's address on Neutrality and the Arms Embargo, the rapid development of Yunnan Province (By C. Y. W. Meng), and an article pointing out he futility of the Nippon-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact, by a Japanese writer. er: ater rac amis Dac ce tat 'ANTED November, well-appointed xwnawhet house or orty yo roomed ent. Would In no other publication can you find such a wide variety of timely articles bearing on the stirring developments of the day. If you are not a regular subscriber, send your order for a year's subscription immediately. The rate—which is shortly to be increased—is still $14, including postage. If you reside in West China it is better to use airmail, in which case the rate is $90, including airmail postage. Send orders to any recognized bookstore or direct to YOUNG lady, 28, leaving for America would like take care of children or invalid, ah gap) for n Box 2698, NCD! sang?

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