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strike at Ohio, large forces" would fleet of the United States, but the be ordered by the defense to re- Japanese reason that should an
Singapore main in Pennsylvania to form the attack upor nucleus for guerilla activities In- chronize with massive assaults by volving the masses of the popula- their partners on Great Britain,
tion. To carry the idea further, Gibraltar, and Suez. with grow-
menis
should the enemy
succeed in resching Indiana large detach. would be left behind in both Ohio and Pennsylvania to harass enemy garrisons and attack his lines of communication cease- lessly.
have
ing danger the Atlantic, the United States may be disposed to leave Singapore to its fate.
to
Although the Japanese fleet and the land air force are intact, forces are insufficient to suppori and consolidate a gigantic south- ward expansion. According The deeper the enemy penetrat ed, the more troops, he would conservative estimates of neutral military and naval authorities the to detail to protect his
Japanese army in China has lost ever-lengthening lines of com-
in killed, died of disease and per- munication amidst a hostile po-
1,100,000 pulation, so that the spearheadmanently disabled over
men. In addition, they have bog- would progressively become weaker
ged, down in China an army of as it moved westward.
1,250,000 men: not counting their Today, if you look at the map of
divisions in Manchuria, facing China, you will find large, ugly the Russians. It is the onsensus blotches known as the Japanese expert military opinion that! occupied areas. Enemy occupation the law of diminishing returns is of these territories, is, however. operating in Japan against the superficial; the enemy holds the creation of fresh formations for large cities but the countryside new adventures, and the logical } only a few miles removed remains step under the circumstances in the hands of the Chinese Gov-would be for the Japanese erament, which collects, taxes, clr-withdraw the bulk of their troops culates its own currency, main-and transports from China. tains order, and dispenses justice. JAPANESE REALISATION The enemy may occupy the rail For nearly six months China has ways and some of the important repeatedly been the recipient of highways, but on both sides are peace offers from Japan on an in- encamped Chinese troops and creasingly favourable basis. The guerillas, constantly blowing up Japanese recognise that there is bridges, tearing down tracks, and no hope of eliminating the Chi- ambushing columns. The furthest nese forces for a long time to Japanese outpost is as far west as come. On the other hand, time Ichang, but only a few miles presses, and their advance south- outside of Shanghai, Nanking. and ward ought no longer to be post- Peking hover regular divisions of poned. Why not then make peace the Chinese, Army.
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with China so that their troops could be released for the Southern The Japanese themselves
Pacific? If their Singapore ven- cognise that their held on the octure succeeds, with the limitless cupied districts of China is super.resources of oli, rubber, tin, rice ficial and uncertain, and that and cotton from the new colonies, their army is bogged down, unable and with the Burma Road cut off, to advance further. Four weeks China. could be strangled ago, on December 27, Steele of the leisure. They could well afford to Chicago Daily News cabled from Bive China liberal terms now, ds. Shanghai the astounding admis after the fall of Singapore, all sion by the Chief of the Japanese agreements with China would au- army press section that there was tomatically go by the board. little hope of China's collapse Steele wrote;
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Chinese can see it too. With- mits that it is in difficulties. It is drawal of the main Japanese news. Col. Hayao Mabuchi, who forces would give us temporary just returned to Tokyo to become rellef, but the fall of Singapore chief of the army press section,ould be as disastrous for us as after more than a year in China. for Britain, and perhaps ultimately frankly confessed in a published for the United States. Peace with statement today that there is little Japan now would only be a tem- hope of the total collapse of Chi-porary armistice with all the ad- nese resistance unless some radical vantage accruing to Japan, and change occurs in the world situa as the Sino-Japanese conflict is a part of the general struggle, er- "Strongly warning the Japanese during peace can only come as people against complacency and part of a general world settle- over optimism as a result of the ment. Therefore, we
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tinue our fight, but henceforth we Mabuch declared that instead of turning fght "not only to maintain our the international trend favourable positions but to bring increased to Japan, it is steadily drifting in Pressure so that the enemy can- the other direction-favourable to not withdraw his troops for his Chungking”
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continued gulars, supported by vast numbers any time more than one tenth the containing an army of another "The present China affair is so of guerillas. Although China has number of Japanese planes. Des million and a quarter, which could complicated that t cannot be lost over two million soldiers in pite this disparity. thanks again otherwise have been used to sup-
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"China Incident" The United comprehensive partitioning of the and guerillas. The external value The world has become ac. States may never become a bel- world attempted since the papal of her currency has fallen to one customed to the horrors of indis-ligerent to the present World War. Why not learn all the Fancy Bull of 1493 divided the
non-afth of the pre-war rate, while criminate bombing of British cities but whatever you Americans latest stitches for your dresses European world between Spain and domestic prices have risen six fold. and towns but the British at least choose to call us, we feel ourselves and Sweaters. Portugal. Japan as her share of Fortunately the United States possessed anti-aircraft guns, bal-your allies, holding your outer JOIN THE KNITTING CLASS the spoils was assigned a Vital and Great Britain have stepped toon barrages, pursuit planes and ramparts in the Pacifc space consisting of China and all into the breach and have given us what is more, bombers to carry Since my arrival here I have lesson) of the Southern Pacific, 1.e., Indo- substantial assistance in loans and out retaliation. In China we have sensed the strong feeling 011054 c/o H.D.P. China, Malaya, Dutch East Indies, credits. From persons who have a situation today of Japanese friendship for China whereever I Siam, Burma, India and probably just come from China I learn that planes dying leisurely over cities go. I think it is not entirely
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