THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 24, 1989

INTENSIFICATION OF ANTI-BRITISH CAMPAIGN MARKED IN CANTON

Canton, To-day.

The anti-British campaign being conducted by the

local Chinese press is being intensified daily. This is all the more surprising, as the Japanese au- thorities "have definitely banned all anti-Bri- tish demonstrations and parades."

England is now described by the Chinese Press as "the representative of White Imperialism and particularly the enemy of the Yellow Race in Asia."

Prominence is given to a violent; article in a recent issue of a ver- nacular paper in which it urged: the populace" to fight for our free- dom, as otherwise we will be the slaves of England.”

The paper declares that "Eng- land is very anxious to take Tibet and to force that country to declare its independence."

The article accuses Sir

Leith Ross of advising the Chinese Gov- ernment's revision of its currency so that "England could have the advantage of taking all the silver in China," and continues by stat- ing that "Japan is getting stronger day by day and England will lose her interest in China. England, therefore, helps Chiang Kai-shek to prolong the war."

"NOW IS THE TIME”

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The article finally urges China and Japan to stand together take "revenge" and asserts "now is the time."

that

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The foregoing sentiments causing more amusement than con- cern among the British commun- ity. There is, however, a distinct danger that such propaganda may eventually affect the unenlightened section of the Chinese populace.- Reuter.

SQUADRON OF FLYING

AMAZONS

Istanbul, Yesterday.

GERMAN FINED

IN TANGANYIKA

London, Yesterday.

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The Tanganyika Correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that a fine of £40 or weeks' imprisonment has been imposed on a German, Kurt Modrach, for evading customs duty on arms and ammunition and making an incorrect declaration,

Carefully concealed within his 20 packages of luggage, it was stated, were three revolvers, two- rifles, a shot-gun, 4,000. rounds of revolver ammunition.

In addition ther were a rifle, revolver and shortgun which Mod- rach declared. Pleading guilty, Modrach said he was fond of

arms.

The case has reawakened sus- picions of other smuggling, and precautions have been redoubled, ---Our Own Correspondent,

JAPANESE RAID SEVERAL TOWNS

Chungking, To-day. Japanese planes were active in

Flight-Lieutenant Sabiha Goek-Kiangsi, Hunan and Kwangsi, bomb- chen, 24-year-old adopted daughting open towns yesterday. ter of the late dictator Ataturk, Six machines. bombed Kian, about looks like realising her most cherished dream.

For Turkey's air heroine may soon be leading to Britain a squadron of the "flying Amazons" she has trained herself.

125 miles southwest of Nanchang in Klangsi, early in the morning.

Two other craft flew over Yintan, near Kweiki, southeast of Yukiang, on the Chekiang-Kiangsi Railway in four east Kiangsi, and dropped missiles.

Flight Lieutenant Goekchen, who won a medal for gallantry in Chihkiang, in west Hunan near aerial operations against the rebel the Kweichow border, was attacked Kurds three years ago, is start by 27 machines in relays in the ing soon on a "good-will flight" to afternoon. Scores of high explo- Athens with her Amazon squa-sives were rained inside and out don.

side the town.

The flight is now planned to ex- Nanning, in south Kwangel, was tend to Turkey's more distant bombed by eight Japanese planes. allies, including France and Bri-Central News. tain.

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