ANTI-BRITISH AGITATION BY JAPA
A scene which though familiar to Shanghailanders until recently, still tells a tale of the horror which followed Japanese bombing and shell- ing of the native areas of Shanghai. (Photo: EC Millington)
The Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, arriving at the Queen's
College prize-giving ("Mail”” photo).
Bringing Up Father
WELL-1 GUESS IF I WANT. TO GIT OUT TONIGHT- I'LL JUST GO IN AN LET MAGSGIE KNOW I'M GOING OUT. AND
THAT'S
~~HOW DON'T" GIVE ME ANY ARGUMENT
LAM GOING.
Resisting "Rise
Of Japan
Tokyo, To-day.
"Britain is the real though camouflaged enemy of Japan. This is the main theme of the anti-Bri- tish resolution passed at the mass meeting held at Hibiya Park and presided over by Mr. Hijeiro Ya mamoto, a prominent member of the Seiyukai Party.
The resolution declare
"While Japan is engaged in crusade against pro Com
and anti-Japanism in
detriment of peace in the
The resolution demands end be made immediately in pro-British tendency which order to secure peace in the Far panese Government has be Fast, the British are actively ing for many years. Trans trying to undermine the effort. merely to safeguard their mono- polistic rights and interests which have been secured illegal ly in the course of years, hindering the rise
FRANCO'S FIRST
Japan and OFFICIAL AGENT
upporting the Chiang Kai-shek
ment which is near to col
BRITAIN'S ACTIVITIES
IN LONDON
London, To-day
The Duke of Alba has been ar
The resolution then alleges that Britain is violating neutrality by carrying on an anti-Japanese cam- pointed first agent in London for paign in order to incite the world General Franco's Government in con- against Japan and by assisting nection with the recent China financially as well as through between Britain and the Nation lauthorities for an exchange the delivery of war materials.
Britain, the resolution asserts, agents. has done everything in her powerl
ement
The Duke has been General
to exert pressure on Japan, by at Franco's unofficial representative tempting to bring the United States London for some time.-
into an anti-Japanese front, by mo- bilising the League of Nations and by her activities in the conference at Brussels.
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APPOINTMENT APPROVED
London, To-day. Appointment of the Duke Alba as Franco agent in London greeted with approval by British Government circles.
~DRASTIC MEASURES” The Japanese people, therefore, are compelled to take drastic mea-
The appointment is regarded as sures against the hidden enemy a victory for those Spanish Nation- who is supporting the anti-Japanese alist circles. advocating a moderately movement in China and furthering conservative, and to a certain
the
e Bolshevisation of China in or- tent, a pro-British policy.--Tra der to satisfy her own greed to the Ocean.
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KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED
AUTTLE DRAWER MISSING THE I'M RIDING BACK OUT, JO
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HMMMM! THIS RANGE. WAR HAS GONE ON