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NORTH CHINA EVENTS
Tokyo Official In Tientsin
that
Tientsin, Dec. 13. Colonel Seli Kita, head of the Chiness section of the Tokyo War office, arrived to-day and imme- dlately went to the headquarters of Major-General Hayao Tada, com- London Office: 53. Fleet Street, manding Japanese troops in North
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Chinese
reports stated Kuyuan and Poachang in Chahar were recovered from the Manchu- kue troops by Chinese forces,
Students in Tientsin and Pelping es- protesting against the tablishment of the Hopet and Chahar Provincial Council, which amounts to a recognition of the so-called autonomy. movement. These students are much couraged by the support of their cause by students in National Bun Yat-sen University in Canton.- Waited News.
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HONG KONG, Dacabra 14, 1933.
CHINA DAY BY DAY
Newspapers throughout » China and elsewhere have of late devoted much space to the troubles and Japanese aggression in the North. We will, however, make a departure } from this subject, and in this article we wish to bring before the notice of the public of the pro- gress made by this much harrassed country.
During the last four years, the Republic of China has encountered unprecedented hardships resulting directly or indirectly from domestic turmoll and Japanese aggression. but in spite of it all, she has car- ried out its work of reconstruction with a commendable spirit of determination. In its administra- tion it has taken into consideration the external existence of the coun- try and nation. Furthermore it has led the people jointly to weather the trying period.
All
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DEMONSTRATION BY STUDENTS
Japanese Warning
en-
Shanghal, Dec. 13. Owing to the opposition to the autonomy regime in Tungchow by student bodies in many parts of China, it was learned to-day that Mr. Akira Ariyoshi, Japanese Am- bassador to China, will shortly lodge. a protest to the National Government,
Mr. Tachikiro Suma, Japanese consul-general in Nanking. has warned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that students' movements against the autonomists should be prohibited because of its anti- Japanese nature.—
CANTON AGAINST
SURRENDER
Use Of Force Urged
Canton, Dec. 13.
Further extension of the Man-
JAPANESE GRIP ON
NORTH CHINA
Officers Decide On Firm Measures
Tientsin, December '13.
As evidence of the intention of the Japanese Army, to tight-- en the grip on' North China, a conference of high" Japanese military officers here decided: (1) Expand the Japanese Garri- son" to meet the new conditions. (2) Ignore the Central Govern- ment as regards Northern issues and negotiate only with the new Council whose actions would closely be watched. (3) Seek the materialisation of Sino-Japanese co-operation prevent sovietisation of North Chins
to
Nanking's "Double Face" policy was denounced by the offi cers in conference who included Colonel Kita representing the General Staff, Major-General Tada, Commander of the Japanese Garrison in North China. Colone! Oscko of the Kwantung Army and Lieut-Col. Muto of the War Office.-Rentor.
JAPANESE STATEMENT
DENIED
Palping, Dec. 13, Concerning the recent statement of the Japanese military attache here that Japanese planes were allowed by an agreement, made be- tween General Ho Ying-ching and General Uematsu, to fly over all Hopel territory, a member of the now defunct Miltary Council to- day declared that such a state- ment was totally incorrect.
This authority is very close to General Ho Ying-ching, He goes on to say that during the negotia- tions between General Ho and Gen- erai Uematsu last June, when the affairs of Hopei were being discuss- ed, the question of Japanese planes flying over Chinese territory never came up for consideration.
He adds that the term "Eo- Uematsh agreement was also in- correct.
"There is no such agreement sa this so-called Ho-Uematsu agree- ment," he declared- Reuter.
GENERAL SHANG CHEN TO RESIGN
New Tientsin Mayor'
:
Nanking, Dec. 13.
is per- General Bhang Chen mitted by the Nanking Government to resign his chairmanship of the Provincial Government, Hopet which is to be filed by General Sung Chch-yuan.
It is an open secret that the two generals are not on the best of terms and that General Shang the so- Chen strongly opposes called autonomy in Hopel whether under Japanese auspices or the nomina; control of Nanking.
Lieut-General Hsiao Chen-ying, a follower of General Sung, is ap- pointed Mayor of Tientsin, the third mayor within six months.
General Shang is transferred to the chairmanship of Honan Pro- vincial Government. The Japan ese. urged General Shang to join the "autonomista" but he refuses. United News.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The second Annual Ball of the chukuo territory is granted by Machine Gum-Battalion, H.K.V.D.C. creating the Hopel and Chahar will be held at the Peninsula Hotel Political Councii, atated a joint on Saturday, January 25.
The achievements during this period have been notable. In com- munications, rapid progress nas been made in the railway, tele-nited News. graph, highway and construction. The first stage of the Citizen's Economic Reconstruction of popu. lar education has been gradually in connection with the wool of their accomplished. The plan for the own manufacture. It has come to enforcement of popular education our knowledge that wool not of our has gradually materialized. manufacture is being sold in the these were in conformity with the local market with B forged object 01 developing national
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GEN. SHANG CHEN TO GO ABROAD
Paoting, Dec. 13. General Shang Chen wired
to General Sung Cheh-yuan urging him to proceed to Pacting to as- China has indeed accomplished sume the Hopel chairmanship. much but she cannot put down her .. According to those closely in- tools of administration yet. China formed General Shang is deter is a weak nation and she is in the mined not to accept the new post. midst of rapid changes in the in-
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HE FOURTEENTH EXTRA Shang is planning a tour to Government should, therefore, in
RACE MEETING will be held America and Europe. (Weather Permitting) at HAPPY | Central News Agency,|| VALLEY on SATURDAY, 13th
DECEMBER, 1985, commencing at
2.00 P.M.
The Firat Bell will be Bang at 1.30 P.M.
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Secretary.
Hong Kong, 9th December, 1985.
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Nanking, Dec. 13. Genera Ho Ying-chin, who left Pelping last night for the Capital
telegram despatched yesterday by the Provincial and City Kuomin- tang here to the Central Author-
ities,
"As submission means eventual national perdition, why not fight for self-preservation " the tele- gram pointed out. "To save our- selves we have to prepare. for su- preme sacrifice. We therefore urge you to use force to put down the "bogus" autonomiats Hopel"
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The "R.E.O.C.A. are holding their next fortnightly Whist Drive and Tombola in the Dining Hall. Wellington Barracks on Monday, December 18, commencing at 8.30 p.m. The Tombola starts at ap- proximately 10.30 p.m. after re- freshments have been served.
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Yesterday morning racing ponies word put to a training gallops at Happy Valley and the times re- surued appear on
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Matches arranged by the Royal Golf Club and on the old and new courses at Fanling their respec- tive starting times are to be found on page