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All news received from certain informed quarters about Japan's reply to the memorandum cry- stalises into the fact that Japan will refuse the recent invitation. to take part in the Brussels de- liberations.

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It is stated, that in all her actions Lin China, Japan proceeds fron the principle nt self-assertion and self-defence.- Transocean News Sermer.

CHINESE POINT OF VIEW .

Brussels, NoV, Y.

The Chinese delegation to the Nine-Power Conference still main- tained, on Monday evening, the point of view that China must re- ject any mediation in the Far East conflict by any third power not represented at the Conference. Negotiations between China and Japan could only take place with In the framework of the

Nine Power Conference.

Chinese delegation circles refute with indignation the rumours re- cently current from Japanese sources, about communism in China, and point out that China has conducted a ruthless war against communism for the last ten years.

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NEW RAILWAY PLANNED BY JAPANESE

Nanking. Nov. 9, comprehensive scheme has been mapped out by the Japanese for the construction of a new rail- way liriking'Pelping and Jehol; ac- cording to Chinese reports re- ceived in the capital.

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Pressing Problem Now Largely Relieved

Shanghal, Noy. 9. With detalled arrangements Satisfactorily completed, the re- Large quantities of construction fugee zone at Nantao will be form- materials are stated to have been ally opened at noon to-day... transported to Pelping from Man- The safety zone will be main- churia. Efforts are also being (tained by Chinese police, armed made to recruit Chinese workers with pistols and batons, according for the project.-

to Mayor O. K. Yul, and the zone Beuter.

arrangement will remain in force so long as the Shanghai hostilities last.

Concerning the Japanese at- BATTLE ́AT POOTUNG Nantao are focking back to their

titude to the Nine Power Confer- ence, clearness apparently already

Hangchow, Nov. prevails in the Chinese circles, and Determined to remove their they expect a definite refusal on

threat to the Chinese rear at part of Japan to the memorandum. Pootung. Chinese reinforcements Should this Japanese refusal surrounded and annihilated bat- lead to a fallure of the, Brussels ches of the Japanese vanguarda Conference, 'Chinese circles point who reached Mishihtz nt the out that the way to Geneva is still source of the Whangpoo River on open to Nanking. It 15. however. the ntgnt of November 7, accord- belleved that when the conference ing to a message received here. closes, it will pass a resolution naming Japan an aggressor.--

· Transocean Raine Service

RETURN TO BRUSSELS

London, Nov. 9. The Foreign Secretary told Com- mons at question time that he proposed to return to Brussels to morrow to take part in the Nine- Power Conference on the Far East- ern Situation-British Wireless,

SESSION POSTPONED

Brussels, Nov. 9. "The session of the Nine-Power Conference has been postponed from this morning to this after-

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Many shops in the Chinese city are already reported to have re-opened and Nantao is expected soon to resume its former busy and pro- eperous appearance.

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Before the Chinese could get time to build defence works, how- ever, more Japanese units succeed-refugees, now crowded in the set- ed in reaching the vicinity and fierce, fighting continued.

The main bulk of the Chinese reinforcements, it is reported. have crossed the Whangpoo River at Minghong to launch a frontal attack on the main body" of the Japanese forces who landed at Hangchow Bay, whilst other units have started a flanking movement from Chapeo, and. Kashing..

The situation at Sungklang. it is stated. was extremely tense on the night of November 7 when the noon, according to a notice issued Japanese forces launched a fierce here on Monday night.

It is believed that the sub- committee to negotiate with Japan is to be formed even before the Japanese reply is received, and that it was the procedure arising from this fact that caused the postponement of the session,--- Transocean News Service.

tlement and French Concession camps, will be given shelter. The area is reported to be capable of accommodating 100,000 refugees-

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CHINESE POLICING

Shanghal, Nov. 9.

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cludes the Chinese guarantee to THE Underaged have received have no troops, and no military institution of any kind in sector. The guarantee was given by the Chinese with a view to prevent a Japanese attack on this

attack under the cover of a heavy artillery barrage but was cased later upon the arrival of Chinese sector. fresh. reinforcements. Several The police duty "In this points in the vicinity, including Bungyin, Tinglin. Kanhong and Taipingchiao were recovered,

Japanese units of forces also at- tempted to land at Chapoo and Kanpi on November 7, but were repulsed by the Chinese garrison.

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safety sector will be performed SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1937. by ordinary Chinese police armed for that purpose with pistols and not with carbines. The adminis- tration of the district will remain in Chinese hands.

No arrangement has been made in case the Japanese should in vade the district. It is therefore belleved that the Japanese will occupy Nantạo without special- military action......... Transarean News Service.

SPIRIT OF CONCILIATION

Brussels, Nov. 8. The possibility of Japan attend- ing the Brussels conference is sug- gested in a statement issued by circles in very close touch with the Japanese Embassy at Brussels.

The statement points out that the Japanese Government is ful-Amoy harbour opened a "heavy

TAIYUANFU SEIZURE filling the terms of the Nine-Power barrage on the Chinese forts yes-

Peiping, Nov. 9. Treaty by a full and frank discus- tezdal morning. the rumbling of The streets in Taiyuanfu were a sion with representatives of Ameri- which rocked the city.

scene of grim conflict yesterday ca. Britain, France and Italy in

Over 30 shells, it is estimated, afternoon, as the Japanese troops Tokyo,

were fired, killing a civilian, and a gradually enlarged their gains,' The statement adds that the cow Most of them exploded in driving the defenders to the south. conference is inspired by the Lea-

the water.

At 2 pin. Japanese artillery com- gue of Nations and includes

During the heavy shelling a pleted a third breech in the walls Soviet Russia, which is not a batch

of the Japanese landing enabling the infantry to rush in signátory" to the Nine-Power party attempted to land but were and seize the north-east corner at Treaty, and it claims that if Japan repelled by Chinese machine-gun the city, one-third of which is now should agree to send delegates to fire.

the conference It would be show- Central News.

ing a large spirit of conciliation, and making a reaf concession.

The full conference. will meet at

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RUSSIA PROTESTS TO ITALY

Rome, Nov č.

It 19 oficially announced; that the Soviet Ambassador 'lias "in" formed Count Ciano' that Russia considers Italian adherence to the anti-Comintern Pact as an un- friendly act.

FIFTEEN TIMES. Boochow, Nov. 9: The air raid Gate, where an ambush awaits 4 p.m. on Tuesday in secret com- alarm sounded 15 times at Boo-them- Reuter raittee. Meanwhile the delegates chow between 730 o'clock in the

JAPANESE LANDING IN are discussing questiona, of pro- morning and 4.20 o'clock in the * SOUTHERN FUKIEN cedure. Mr. Malcom MacDonald; afternoon yesterday,

Foochow Nov. 9: According to Secretary of State for the Do- Bach time one or two Japanese a belated report recélyed here, a minions, had informed talks with planes new over the city primarily party of Japanese marines at The Polish Ambassador also call- Dominions, representatives whom for reconnoitring purposes. Only tempted to land at Chinchen, in ❘ed on Count Clano and is under- he met this evening to review the

a few bombs were dropped in the southern Fuklen, on November 4 food to have discussed the pact, situation.**

vicinity of the railway station. Chinese forces, however, repulsed, but it is denied that anything was Reuter.

Ventral News,

the invaders-Central News. said about Poland adhering to it