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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 26, 1989.

CHIANG'S CONFIDENCE Fighting Speech At Opening Of C. E. C. Session

JEWISH CAPITAL DISCUSSIONS IN BERLIN

LONDON, TO-DAY.

MR. GEORGE RUBLEE,

GEES COMMITTEE, YESTERDAY RESUMED HIS CONVERSATIONS WITH THE GERMAN AUTHORI- TIES ON THE BLEM.

Compromise Must Never Be Countenanced

Chungking, To-day.

TROOPS GUARD

MUNITIONS FACTORY

London, To-day.

MAN OF THE LONDON REFU-China will eventually emerge victor in the Sino- A detachment of troops arrived Japanese conflict"-this dominating conviction, at Euxton, near Chorley, in Lan- was forcefully hammered home by Generalis-cashire, yesterday to help the fac simo Chiang Kai-shek in opening the fifth tory police guard the £6,000,000 factory plenary session of the Central Executive Com-Government munitions

which is now being completed mittee.

there.

JEWISH

PRO-

Mr. Rublee had a two-hour meet- ing with Dr. Wohltat, specially ap- pointed German

Commissioner,

An official denied that there was who told Mr. Rublee that the Ger: The Generalissimo pointed out that China's only

rumours of trouble course was to strengthen resistance for a final any truth in

He said that now that production and decisive struggle: any suggestion of half-between the Irish employees. way compromise or submission must never be was beginning it was necessary to countenanced.

man Government's views were still represented by Dr. Schacht's plan. Accordingly, Mr. Rublee and his colleagues are putting the finish- ing touches to a written memoran- dum embodying the German views and intentions, and they àre ex and her racial spirit and economic said;

In China's history and

culture

pected to go through them clause strength, the Generalissimo ARREST OF

by clause with

Reuter.

Dr. Wohltat-there is unshakable basis for

lieving the utter impossibility

MR. BENNETT REVEALS CRISIS FACT

Premier.

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of

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a Japanese victory. Where it impossible for Japan to win, it will be equally impossible for China to lose.

HOPELESS GAMBLING

The Generalissimo said the Ja- panese military had never been able truthfully to gauge their strength and the strength of, the

own

JAPANESE IN SINGAPORE: PROTEST LODGED

London, To-day.

patrol the numerous entrances. — Reuter.

It is also reported that a heavy police guard was on duty at Man- chester police court yesterday and two women when seven men appeared in, connection with the explosions on January 16.

All nine defendants, who had been remanded since Monday, were remanded in custody for a further eight days..

ITALIANS TO WORK IN GERMANY

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London, To-day. Chinese. The result was hopeless The Japanese Embassy in London, First indication that during the gambling, driving an unwiedly ma-according to reliable reports from

Berlin, To-day. Crisis last year, Mr. Chamber-chinery deeper and deeper and more Tokyo, has been instructed the Ja- lain's policy did not meet with the and more hopelessly into hostile panese Government to protest en- It is announced that 37,000- Ita- full support of the Empire, was territory..

ergetically against the arrest in lians are going to Germany this. given yesterday by Mr. R. B.

in agricultural Generalissimo Chiang said the Singapore of eight Japanese busi-year to take part Bennett, the former Canadian tendency in international relations ness men.

work. Reuter. was towards justice and peace with

Some thousand went to Germany Speaking in Ottawa, Mr. Ben- the democracies daily strengthening

last year owing to the shortage of nett said that they could not get their determination and

From 80 to agricultural labour. through another September for a final show-down against world

40,000 Italian building operatives Crisis if the Empire was as rag-brigandage.

It will be recalled that the ar-will also be employed in Germany ged as it was last year.

China, the Generalissimo declar-rests were made some ten days ago this year, which is at least twice One Dominion, he said, wanted ed, was fighting an uphill battle for in connection with an anti-espion- the number employed there in to go one way, and other Empire her own preservation and world age investigation.-Trans-Ocean, 1938. Trans-Ocean. countries, another way.

peace and justice. This cause must

Mr. Bennett is going to Eng-prevail in the long run.

land where he will take up resi- dence.

TERRORISM IN JERUSALEM

Jerusalem, To-day.

In the Arab quarter of Jerusa- lem, a Jewish chauffeur was shot dead by two Arab assailants yes terday. The police made numer

́ous arrests.

A bomb exploded in the Jewish quarter without hurting anyone.

One Arab was shot and several others arrested in a search by the British troops in Tulkarem, where the police station was attacked by Arab irregulars. Trans-Ocean.

WEATHER FORECAST

Over

resources

AGAINST WEAKNESS

From now on China's efforts should be directed against the weaknesses of the enemy. Against the conceited, swashbuckling, dis- united and top-heavy Japanese,

The Consulate-General in Singa- pore has been similarly instructed regarding the local authorities.

England-Yunnan Air Service

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London, To-day.

China would show unity and har-British air circles are extremely interested by the

mony; against the weakness of iu- dustrial Japan, China will develop her agricultural stability and spirit

of thrift as a contrast to the brutal militarism of Japan, China will en- force faithfully Dr. Sun's Three Dr.

People's Principles.

Concluding, the Generalissimo member should said that every clearly realise the tremendous task of the Party as a whole and "the members us invididuals, and fight| to the last for the achievement of the supreme and final goal of the revolution.-Central News.

report from Chungking that a through air ser- vice between China and Europe has been ar- ranged via Yunnan and Burma.

Chang Peng-chung, arriving in London last week, took nine days from Chungking to Eng- land via Yunnanfu and Hanoi, French Indo- China, and the more direct route from Chung- king to Rangoon should reduce the time to a little over five days.

The news of the new air line is in this case, freedom for British also regarded as significant of aeroplanes to fly into China, which further evidence of the Chinese had hitherto been refused to all

lines. Reuter. Government's intention to develop foreign

FARINACCI IN West China.

BERLIN

Berlin, To-day.

Minister,

The Italian Stato

The Royal Observatory reports that pressure is recovering China owing to the formation of another anti-cyclone, pressure be- ing highest over Mongolia. The depression is moving northeastward Signor Farinacci, one of Musso- lini's closest collaborators, arrived | across Japan.

Local forecast:-N. and N.E. yesterday and was received by to Hitler in the presence of Julius winds, light, freshening; fine

| Streicher. Trans-Ocean. cloudy.

Inquiries in London suggest that Chungking's announce ment is slightly, premature, though it is hoped that an official statement can be made in London in the not distant future.

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HITLER SPEECH

Berlin, To-day,

The Reichstag will meet on January 30 at 8 p.m. G.M.T. ~(4- a.m. the next day, Hong Kong time)..

Air circles point out that such Herr Hitler, it has been report- arrangements generally imply some ed, will deliver a speech at the mutual concession. For example, meeting-Reutor.