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Another Chance For China!

Shanghal, Dec. 29. General Iwane Matsui, Comman- der-in-Chief of the Japanese forces In Central China, Interviewed to- day, said that Japan will give the

Chinese Government an opper- tunity of changing its attitude, but if the anti-Japanese policies are

continued. Japanese troops, may find necessary to advance to advance to Hankow, and Chung- king. This was the General's first press interview since the tall of Nanking.

Outlining his views of the China policy which will be followed by the Japanese Government in the future, General Matsu said that Japan may repudiate the National Government if China's present policles are not altered.

He emphasised that Japan "has no territorial ambitions in China. but is sacrificing so much for only the purpose of establishing peace In the Far East."

Answering questions by news- papermen, General Matsuf said: "At the time of the capture of Nanking I clearly expressed an opinion so that there is not much more for me to say now. At Any

rate there ought not to be a hurry about future military operations so soon after the occupation of Nanking. Soldiers should get rest after avery battle, and there 15 more reason for them to rest after four months' hostilltles without a break.

REAL INTENTION

"AL the same time we would like to give the Chinese me to reconsider their attitude. Of course if they don't mend their ways we may have to go even as far as Hankow and Chungking.

TSINGTAO

Disorganisation In City As Menace Nears

Tsingtao, Dec. 29. With the Japanese threat to Tsingtao every moment becoming more menacing many Chinese employees have deserted their posts in the city and the Postal Commissioner has appealed for volunteers and many foreigners have responded.

The Chinese staffs have also deserted many of the leading firms, including the big British shipping companies. Butterfeld and Swire, and Jardine. Matheson

The evacuation of their staffs has forced three Chinese newspapers to cease publication.

reports

Contradicting Chinese that Yuh Sueh-chung's troops are moving westward from Tsingtao to support the Chinese positions at Weihslen. Japanese sources state that Yuh's men are disheartened by the fall of Tsinan and Chowtsun and are now retreating southward. The Japanese add that the news of the capture of Chowtsun," an important town on the Klaochow- Tsinan railway, by the Japanese troops has caused disorganisation in the 114th and 108th Divisions commanded by Yuh Sueh-chung.

The Japanese assert that the ultimate destination of Yuh's forces La belleved to be Esuchow in Kiangsu and Pengpu in Anhwel-

enter.

RUNAWAY OFFICIALS

SENTENCED

Foochow Dec. 29: Kuang - Han. District magistrate of Chinmen or Quemoy Island was sentenced to death and Lieut-General Hsiao Kal-yun sentenced to twelve years "The resort to arms is not al-imprisonment by the military ways the means to attain an ob-tribunal nearly a fortnight ago. Jective, but my alm is to make for dereliction of official duty and China come to a true appreciation of the present situation without infiling unnecessary damage and driving her to despair. If, how- It is stated that when Japanese ever. the National Government forces attacked Chinmen Island on 'continues to maintain its present October 28 both officials filed upon anti-Japanese attitude, the Im-the first alarm, "thereby resulting perial Government, I think, will in the loss of an important point And it necessary to issue a state-

in souther Fukien.”... ment repudiating the National Reuter Government.

"On the whole it is necessary to show as a fact the real intention pf Japan, which has no territorial ambition, and is sacrificing much only for the purpose of establishing

peace in the Far East.' Reuter,

ALLEGED TRAITOR

ARRESTED

Chengchow. Dec. 29: Ku Họ, n former army commander, has been arrested at Halchow, east terminus of the Lunghal Railway, on # charge of engaging in reactionary activities under orders of bogus government in Pelping.- Central News

the

YANGTSE FRONT QUIET Hsuchow, Dec. 29: Quiet prevails

on the front north of the Yangtse.

loss of national territory It was revealed to-day. Kuang Han was executed on December 17.

MANY KILLED AT WANGCUM

inhabitants were killed

Canton. Dec. 29: Many Chinese and large quantities of provisions seized by the Japanese troops yesterday upon their landing at Wangour island near Macao, ac- cording to a report received in local communication circles. Central NewA.

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BRITAIN WILL NOT OPPOSE IRISH DESIRE

Co-operation With Empire Probably Will Continue

London. Dec. 28. Although nothing authoritative can be learned at present with regard to the British Government's attitude towards the new Irish Free State Constitution, which will be ceremoniously inaugurated on

December 29, it is understood that

no drastic changes in the existing state of imperial relations is ex-

pected.

...

It is pointed out that any mem- ber of the British Commonwealth is free to modify its own status. Also it is several years since the Throne played any part in Irish politics, and the new constitution only confirms the existing situa- tion.

ITALIAN BID FOR STRAIGHT FLIGHT MARK

Air Service To South America In View

Cadiz, Dec. 29.

In an attempt to break the distance record in a straight line fught the Italian airman, Signor Stopanni, left Cadiz at 12.50 p.m. heading for Buenos Aires.

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stitution of a dir service between Italy and Latin-America, but he had to make a forced landing off the Algerian coast owing to bad wea- ther.-

Reuter,

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Auckland, Dec. 28, The Imperial Airways flying boat Centaurus, which arrived here England, was surrounded by vast yesterday on a survey fight from

and admiring crowds at the air- port.

Many leading citizens of Auck- land were given courtesy flights in the big flying boat.

It is not thought probable that Mr. Eamon de Valera will withdraw from his present measure of co- operation with the Empire. It is pointed out that a "paper" annex- ation of Northern Ireland is im- plied in the change of the name of the Irish Free State, but that

A fine rug made from New Zea- can have no practical effect.

land wool as a present from Mr. Juridically the new constitution M. J. Savage, the Prime Minister, will intensify the legal problems to President Roosevelt will be part raised by the existence of what is

of the first cargo to be carried practically a Republic inside a

by air from New Zealand to the Commonwealth ruled by a King. United States aboard the Pan- but as coercion is out of the ques-American Samoan Clipper. With tic. Mr. de Valera doubtless will it will go a letter from Mr. Savage be allowed to create what legal which pays tribute to the enter- status he pleases without objection prise shown in the establishment ot a service which will strengthen the ties of the two peoples.

The departure of the Samoan Clipper has been postponed until Thursday owing to bad weather in the neighbourhood. of Pagopago.—

Reuter

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NEW REGIME IN SHANGHAI

Shanghal, Dec, 29. Agreement for the organisation of a new regime in Shanghal was signed by the Japanese authorities and a group of Chinese leaders on December 27, states a Chinese re- port.

The new organisation will be known 23 the Association of Shanghal Municipalities. The com- mittee is stated to include, among others. Messrs. Wang Ping-yen. Chow Wen-jui and Feng Pin-nan. Almost all of the nominees are businessmen--- Reuter.

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Shanghal, Dec, 29. According to the Chinese press, the National Military Affairs Com- mission will shortly be reorganised

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Esi-shan and Kwangsi war lords Mr. Masayuki Tani, Japanese Pel Chung-hse and Li Tsung-jen. Minister to Vienna who, according Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, to Japanese reports, is expected to the Chinese, press adds, has in- be appolated to a responsible dip-structed the milltary commanders lomatic post in North China, has in the various war zones to assume arrived here from Jaan.

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fall 0! Tsinan a driver on the Tientsin- Pukow Railway was awarded $1.000 by order of the Shantung military authorities. Central News

River. Japanese troops around NEW DEFENCE LINE

Chaohsten, Wuwel and Chuan- chiao are reported to have left for an unknown destination-- Central News."

SHANGHAI CIVIC ASSOCIATION Changtsing on the south bank of

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Hankow. Dec. 29: A so-called "Shanghai Civic Association" 15 being organised under the instiga tion of the Japanese military in Shanghai, according to a report received in local foreign circles.

To avoid being pressed by the Japanese to shoulder any respon sibility in the new bogus organisa- tion, Mr. Yu Ya-ching, prominent Shanghai resident, has left for Ningpo, his native place- Central Neur

NETHERLANDS HARBOUR WORKS CO, BOMBED Halchow, North Kiangsu, Dec. 20; It is learned locally that the Netherlands Consulate-General at Shanghai has filed a strong protest with the Japanese authorities over the bombing of the Netherlands Harbour Works Co. during a raid on Llenyun Harbour, east terminus of the Lunghal Raliway, Japanese planes on December 25.

Appropriate compensation for the damage done is demanded by the Netherlands Consulate- General.

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It is revealed. that three bombs were dropped by the Japanese planes on the premises of the com- pany with Netherlands fags con- spicuously holated on the roof, casuing heavy damage.--- Central News,

Hsuchow, Dec. 29: The Chinese new defence line on the Tentsin- Pukow Rallway now. runs from

the Yellow River about 37 kilo- metres southwest of Tainan to Tzechwan on the Poshan-Chang- tien branch. line of the Kiaotsi Rallway. passing through Pema- shan (White Horse Hill) Chlenfushan (Thousand Buddha H') the suburbs of Tsinan.

The Chinese batteries placed on the top of Chlenfushan yesterday opened up on the Japanese troops which bad entered Tsinan city inflicting considerable casualties--

·Central News,

JAPANESE RAIN

and

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Hsuchow, Dee, 20: Five Japanese planes, subjected Talan OD the Tientsin-Pukow Railway to it severe bombing yesterday, raining no fewer than 60 bombs on the town. Considerable casualties were inflicted: among the populace and slight damage was done to the rallway track and telegraph wres which were immediately repaired.

Passenger trains on the Tientsin- Pukow Railway now run as far north as Yenchow only, whilst traffic on the Klaotal Railway has been totally disrupted as a result of the damage done to the railway track, bridges and culverts and the hauling away of all available rolling stock by the Chinese forces.

Central News.

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