Shanghai, Nov. 21.
The much heralded. southward ox-pension of the Japanese militarists is helping China in developing her vast Interior in the south-west and northwest because rich overseas Chinese, not wishing to sce their wealth en angered by the Japanese move, are thus encouraged to invest their nroney in Chungking-controlled areas.
This Information is contained In reports published by the "Sin Wan
of the purposes of the visits of Gen-ich hints also that it is one feral Wu Te-chen, Minister of Overseas Chinese Affairs, to Netherlands East Indies, and Mr. Tal Chi-tao, President of the Examination Yuan Burma and Indi is stated that the Chinese gov ernment is making effective arrangements for protecting, overseas Chinese and their interests, paying particular tention (0. those" who wish to. re: jum {0 their mother country. The Government will help them to settle down here according to their occupa ion.
ince thy Sino-Japanese hostilities, purposes "and Japanese southward move ing them to make invest ments in their fatherland, the report was the est_mere ship to sil down the river weeks. be the Butterfield swire er Fatshan, which is) expected fire on November The river was 8 by.
10 anit Hongko the ground there was a Sve underground tombs of the Han dynasty. were discovered. on Nov, 17 by an exploring party of the Ginglins university at the district of Loshan, Foul Murder of Two Frenchmen by Tuchient, October 1 The hie "atid Newer htsiveir ihe rd! of Pre nose me aha Factare ese peh city tins jute fie female smirders of these Hen Tachienlu, Oct, 26, Yeu M, "Guibauit" Jett the eared, to fire the tst shou uroosa some broken country, Golgi, Frenchmen, rae tier i cal
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