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THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 16, 1989.

Another Moan By Signor Gayda: Twixt War & Peace

Rome, To-day. Mussolini's Turin speech has been followed up by an article by Signor Gayda in "Giornale d'Italia."

In his article, which is headed "Between war and peace," Signor Gayda says that the state of affairs prevailing to-day cannot be described as peace.

He calls it the initial stages of an economic war started by the Anglo-Saxon race.

"Italy wants peace," he says, "but the present state of affairs justifies every doubts as to the possibility of peace."

Signor Gayda enunciates three points, which, he says, should be carried out. They are:

Respect for vital national needs and national honour,

Equality in the possession of means to ensure each nation in- dependence in the field of labour, and

its

Each nation should have rightful place in the world.

ATTACK ON CHAMBERLAIN

China's La Libre Belgique

SHANGHAI,"TO-DAY.

THE SINO - JAPANESE WAR HAS PRODUCED A COUNTER- PART TO "LA LIBRE BEL- GIQUE," THE FAMOUS BELGIAN NEWSPAPER WHICH ELUSIVE- LY APPEARED DAILY DURING THE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF BELGIUM.

It is the "Nanwei Daily News," which has for its main equipment a mimeograph machine and a radio receiving set, and is published under the very noses of the Japan- ese authorities in the occupied area of Pootung, across the Signor Gayda attacks the eco- Whangpoo River from Shanghai, nomic supremacy of the "have" It contains advertisements, edi- nations, and says the general | torials, a literary page featuring share-out of raw materials is il-novels on patriotic themes and ex- lusory.

National Salvation force operating

tracts from diaries alleged to have been seized from Japanese soldiers. He attacks Mr. Chamberlain The editorial staff is believed to and the French Premier, M. be drawn from the propaganda Daladier, for their recent utter-section of the ances, which, he says, were con- Army, a guerilla cerned with aggression.

around Shanghai.

The paper also publishes foreign news agency reports, obtained by listening to Chinese

news broad- casts. It is sold for one cent Chinese money, roughly one- twelfth of an English penny.

Signor Gayda concludes with a final moan that the Democracies are encircling Germany and Italy. Trans-Ocean.

ITALIAN MILITARY CHANGES

ROME, TO-DAY. CHANGES

TAKING RISKS

On the front page of a copy re- ceived in Shanghai was an adver- tisement by a guerilla chieftan soliciting membership for the Chinese Army and the Civilian Moral Endeavour Association. An- other advertisement was a notice in which four hosiery factories thanked the guerillas for their efficient investigation into charges were buying Japanese

IMPORTANT THE POWERS EXERCISED BY that they

IN THE SUPREME CHIEF OF THE goods. ITALIAN GENERAL STAFF The main story concerned a ARE FORESEEN IN A BILL clash between guerillas and an SUBMITTED TO THE ITALIAN armed Japanese Ashing trawler CHAMBER YESTERDAY.

which had run ashore, in which the Japanese "suffered heavy casualties."

At present the Commanders in Chief of the three defence services, army, navy and air force, are sub- The editors of the "Nanwei ordinate to the Supreme Chief of Daily News" are taking the same the Italian General Staff, Marshal risks as the editors of "La Libre Badoglio.

Belgique" did during the Great War: arrest and execution.

The new bill is designed to define the relation in which the Supreme

80 far.

PICKPOCKET IN P.O.

Several editors of the Belgian Chief of the General Staff stands paper lost their lives, but none of to the Chief of State.

the Chinese organ's staff appears It lays down that the Supreme to have been caught Chief of the General Staff shall act Reuter. as technical adviser to the Chief of the Government (Mussolini) both in peace and war time Moreover the Supreme Chief of the General Staff shall become a member of the Supreme Defence Council with ad- visory vote as well as a member of every commission set up by the day, Mr. A. G. Squibbs, of No. 7, Government to examine questions Tak. Shing Street, Kowloon, relating to defence of the realm his wallet taken out of his pocket. and affecting two or three of the The wallet contained some $50

While purchasing postage stamps at the General Post Office yester-

had

Idefence services.--Trans-Ocean. and personal documents.