Shanghai, Mar. 15.
Means to deal with Great Britain should be devised as she has become "the enemy" of the "Reformed Government" of Nanking, Mr. Kung Hsien-kan, director of the Propaganda Bureau of the Executive Councit of Abe new regime, told Chinese newspapermen yesterday.
Britain, he charged, was "deliberately prolonging the "hostilities by ranting 9 £6,000,000 loan to the regime" of Chiang Kaleshek, thus delaying the restoration of peace in China and preventing the establishment of a new order in East Asi Britain atisdeeds Shanghai, Mar. 20.
Organization of a Central China Anti-British League 98 a protest Against Britain's alleged ald to the Chiang Kai-shek administration is being planned by various public organizations in Nanking, a Chinese Aigpateh reaching "here yesterday 'A circular telegram will soon be sent by public bodies in Nanking to various cities and provinees, request Ing them to send delegates to Nan-King to take an active vert in the projected league, the dispatch stated.
Accusing Britain of being respon sible for" "numerous outrages" China, Including the "spreading of the vil of opium" to China, the Wanhsien shelling, the May 30 shoot Ing on Nanking Road of Shanghai, the opening of foreign, concessions, the "forcible conclusion" of unequal treaties with China, the encroachment upon China's Maritime Customs and other alleged misdeeds, a telegram was issued by a group of leaders of Kiangsu Province yesterday, calling upon their "brothers and sisters of Kiangsu" to support the anti-British movement. The writers also urged them to support the new administra tion, Kidnapped Official to Be Court-Martialled Hanoi, Mar, 13.
Mr. Kensaku Shiomi, " Chancellor of the Japanese Consulate at Hanoi, who was kidnapped by Chinese regular troops on the border of French Indo-China and Kwangsi last Decem-ver, will be tried by a Chinese military court at Chungking, it was reported here today.
Following his detention for some time at Lungchow, in southwestern Kiwangsi, Mr. Shiomi later was taken to Kweilin, capital' of the province, and then taken to Chungking about March 8, according to information reaching' the French Indo-China authorities.—Domel.
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