Shanghai, Dec. 2 Chinese, reports indicate. that, the Japanese have not yet forsaken their policy. of landing" troops. in east Chekiang despite. their resent Te-Verses," "AL noon. on Saturday, Wt it ated, a Japanese war vessel opened 2 bombardment along, the coast off Ghuanshon. About "40 hella were fired "and steam Tounches carrying Soldiers were sent out to effect a landing, but they were repulsed, it claimed.
Many" Japanese planes circled over' the districts in' Chekiang. Friday, 21 bombs: were dropped the. machines on an. Uundielosed Place." More than 40" houses were Sestroyed. and seven persons. killed, Casualties were also Feported from {wo ollier districts Washington, Dee. 4, The Department of the Inierior yesterday transmitted to Sr. Joaquin, Elizalde, Philippines Resident Com.
igsloner at Washinglon, "sealed copies of the Amendments to. the Philippine Constitution "approved on 'Monday by President Roosevelt, 'The Department granted Sr. Jose Yule, Speaker of the Philippine As sembly, permission to carry' the three Amendments to Manila for formal presentation, The Speaker confirmed his plans to sail with his family in the s, Presi" dent Pierce in the middle of December in order (o arrive in time for the opening of the Assembly in January.
Sr. Elizalde will leave Washington next' week to meet with Sr. Yule the west coast. Meanwhile, he plan ned t> obtain a second conference with Colonel Henry Stimson, Seeretary of War, on Pilipino defence pro-seels—United Press, Gen, Abe Bids Farewell
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