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A JAPANESE CHINA

PLANNED

Extreme Terms Demanded By Militarists

CHIANG'S REMOVAL SOUGHT

Washington, Nov. 11. Outline of the terms which the extreme Japanese militaries are urging should be imposed on China, received from a usually well-informed source, shows the terms are such as would make China completely subservient to Japan without technically vio- lating the Japanese official assertion that Japan has no territor- ial ambitions in China. On the other hand it is stated that be- hind the scenes in Tokyo there are wide differences of opinion, and particularly that the Premier and War Minister do not see eye to eye.

The terms are, firstly, the re- cognition of Manchukuo and the formation of "a Sino-Japanese- Manchukuo economic bloc, Sec- ondly, an autonomous and anti- communist North China and Inner Mogolla, both under Japanese pro- tection but controlling all its own taxes and customs" revenues, and thirdly a

Japanese Inspector- General of Customs and Japanese advisers in all national and pro- vincial departments. The revision of Chinese tariffs to promote the exchange of Japanese manufac- tures with Chinese raw materials is also included If the third stipu- lation.

The fourth clause lays down that the Generalissimo must make way for a Japanese president, and

CHINESE GIVE UP NANTAO

All Shanghai Now In Japanese Hands

TO CHECK WORLD LAWLESSNESS

Wellington Koo's Radio Speech

"Brussels, Nov, 11.

Broadcasting to Amerten this

BRITAIN AND NATIONALIST SPAIN

Exchange Of Agents

London, Nov. 11. An official communique states, evening, Dr. Wellington Kou, chlef that in view of the desirability of Chinese delegate to the Nine-establishing more satisfactory con- Power Confereince, referred to President Roosevelt's statement that about 90 per cent. of the world wanted peace.

He said there were many ways in which the united purpose and Joint determination of the vast majerity of the people of the world could be cxerted effectively to check International lawlessness and aggression without resorting to the use of force.

tact than at present exists between His Majesty's Government in the United Kingdom and the autho- ritles of territory under the control of General Franco for the protection of commercial interests in each other's territory, it has been agreed that agents of His Majesty's Gov- ernment shall be appointed for these purposes to reside at Bala- manca or elsewhere, and that in return His Majesty's Government shall receive an agent of General that China is to join the anti-plan, put with moral diplomatic Franco for the same purposes in London. In addition, sub-agents' and economic restraint on the part will be appointed at a limited num- of the peace-loving nations, wouldber of other places to be "agreed

effect upo12 the forces of violence and disorder in upon between the parties. international life.

communist bloc.

Fifthly. China must not possess any army or war planes but peace preservation corps be formed and all commercial air services managed and the acroplanes sup- plled by Japan.

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Some Japanese militarists are also believed to have made the demand that Japan must "have her own concessions at the various treaty: ports for example, Shanghal: Foo- chow, Amoy and Canton, and re- tain the islands along the coast she now holds for aerial bombing stations in case of anti-Japanese agitation in the interior of China or any failure to carry out the peace terms.— Reuter

JAPANESE POLICY- IN SHANGHAI

General Matsu States " His Stand

Shanghai, Nov. 12. General Matsui, the Japanese commander-in-chief in Shanghai, gave grave hints regarding the course of the Japanese policy in

an interview Shanghai in Reuter's special correspondent...

He virtually accused the autho- rities of both the International Settlement and the French Con- cession of a breach of neutrality

with

Shanghai, Nov. 12. Apart from

a few snipers, the Chinese forces in Nantão com- pleted their evacuation in the early hours of the morning when the remainder of the beleaguered soldiers surrendered their arms and entered the French conces-throughout the Sino-Japanese sion...

hostilities and declared that the Japanese expeditionary force went to China at the will of God.

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All Shanghal is now in Japanese hands except the French Conces- Ision and the Settlement area to

the south of Soochow Creek,

The Chinese withdrawal, ac- cording to report, was effected after the receipt of orders from the High Command. and it Is stated that it was partly due to an exhaustion of water and food supplies,

The Anal battle of Nautao was fought in the glare of flames from gigantic fires which are consuming buildings set on fire by Japanese shells and bombs.

"I feel disappointed." he said. "over what the foreign officials in Shanghai dq and say. I cannot

the accomplish

Co-operation I anticipated. This is very unfor tunate for the peace of the world but it cannot be helped as long

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the attitude of the foreign Powers remains unchanged."

General Matsui added, "I have no intention of taking advantage of the present state of affairs to take the Settlement under

my control, but as things are going on at present there may be occa sions when, we cannot work in co-

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SHANGHAI PARLEYS

The arms surrendered to the French authorities were many and of varied descriptions, some Chi-operation." nese soldiers, even entering with machine guns although the majo- rity only carried rifles, the officers handed over service pistols. There were also many hand grenades and thousands of rounds of ammunition. The quantity of small arms was, so large that it took several trucks to cart it to the French Police headquarters.

Meanwhile, the Japanese claim, that Pootung is also completely

cleared of ♯]] Chinese armed forces.-- Reuter

FINE CHINESE

RESISTANCE

Shanghai, Nov. 11. The Chinese surrounded in Nantao offered continued stub- bom and heroic 'resistance to the Japanese, without, however, being able to alter the fact that Shang- hai is now firmly in the hands of the Japanese,'

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Shanghal, Nov. 11. The Japanese commander-in- chief in Shanghai, General Matsui, conferred with French. British and American représentatives of the. French Concession and the Inter- national. Settlement to-day, "re- garding the neutrality of the In- ternational Settlement and the French Concession,

Details of the parleys have so far not been revealed.- Transocean News Service..

at Siccawel Creek. The attacking Japanese infantry line was stop- ped. by Chinese machine gun fire. but the Chinese admit that they had to retreat from their original front line.

The Japanese claim to have oc-

It is learned now that 40 nums, cupied, at the present, an area of including 18 foreigners, are in the square kilometres in the inferno of Nantao, nursing wound- Shanghai zone, reaching from theed Chinese. Efforts to save them, Yangise in the north to the border which the French authorities are of the Province of Cheklang in the still continuing, have so far failed, South.

since all roads are impassable

The Chinese spokesman 11

The International Bettlement is Shanghai pointed out that the once more surrounded by conflag- herole stand of the Chinese in rations. A huge fire was visible at Nantao was a modest example of Nanzlang and reaching to the the new Chineso attitude. The boundary of the Bettlement. A large Chinese would not let even the sea. of fame blazed southwest, of smallest strip of territory fall into the French Concession. A flaring the hands of the enemy without wall of fire flamed to the right of bitter fight,

the Whangpoo up to the ships' Fighting to-day showed more barrage in the river, where a num- conspicuously than ever before the ber of junks had been set afire by technically superior equipment of the Japanese. Several Japanese the Japanese army. Following a motor launches broke through the violent tombardment, by barrage and joined the fighting artillery, the Japanese, covered by formations.- smoke, screens, crossed the bridge Transocean. News Service..

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have detering

In order to have durable peace the world must make it certain that war does not pay, he said.

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IMPERIAL

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Tokyo, Nov. 11. Following lengthy negotiations an agreement regarding the form ation of "Imperial Headquarters" has been reached within the Government, according to a semi- official statement here.

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The "Imperia Headquarters" will shortly be established Tokyo as a purely military or- ganisation. The original intention to confer on the Imperial Head- quarters the right to control matters of war economics has been abandoned.

Reception of the agent in London does not in any way constitute re- cognition by His Majesty's Govern- ment of the authorities of terri- tory under the control of General "Franco, und neither party will ac- cord or expect to receive diploma- tic status for their agent- British Wreleak.

ITALIAN PATROL

London, Nov. 11. Italian participation in the Nyon Patrol scheme of the Mediterranean began to-day.

It is understood 30 or 40 units of the Ballan navy are engaged in this work.- "Reuter.

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FIGHTING ENDS

Shanghal, Nov. 11. Fighting in Nantao came to a

since speedy end,

the Chinese troops have been ordered to break off the battle. Only minor shoot- ing. therefore, occurred to-night. The Chinese police, which bad It is stated that the delay in

suffered great losses. was likewise organising the Imperial Head-withdrawn. Desperate scenes were quarters was caused by the differ- again witnessed at the gate to the ence of vlews in the re-organisa- | French Concession, where thou- tion of the present Cabinet, which | sands of Chinese demanded en-

trance.- is also under consideration.- Traueran News Service.

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