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· INSIGHT INTO JAPAN
THE LOCAL CHINESE PRES8 yesterday 19denhig provin« ently featured the reports on the arrest of 10 more Bittons in Japan, and several papers carried editorial comments on the in- cident, states Central News.
The KUNG SHEUNG DAILY NEWS warns Britain against further appeasement" toward Japan. The more Britain re- worts to appeasement, the mere arrogant Japan, will become," the paper "avers.
The paper says Britain shouta realise that Japan's political ma- shinery, is in the hands of mil turists and that it is futile to maku concessions to her civilian leaders,
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It asks, Britain to allay her fears of Japan creating trouble in the Pacine, by working hand in glove with the Axis Powers. Such ap prehenaton, the journal says, in- dicates that Britain fas over- rated Japan's present strength, (Full particulars from catalogue) which has been considerably sap-
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On View from Tuesday, the 30tn Japan's attempt for a closer align- ment with Germany and Italy re- main problematic in view of the latter's coolness toward her.
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that the latest incident in Japan Field-Marshal Sir Edmund Iron- considerably strain Angid-side, G.C.B., C.M.G... D.§.0, who was recently promoted from the Japanese relations. Hopes for a
rank of General better relationship between the two countries entertained by British leaders have now been dashed to the ground. Since Bri- tish rights and interests in the the Far East are considered by Japanese as stumbling blocks to their construction of a "New
MANCHURIA Order" and, establishment of a
CHUNGKING, July 29 (Central Far Eastern Monroe Doctrine" it
Will ever
at No. 458 The Peak. Barker Road-"Mancnurla
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China's," declared General Li Tu, Japanese formerly i volunteer leader in from bad to worse.
The TA KUNG PAO says that Manchuria who fought against the Japanese invasion of Kirin until the arrests in Japan furnish Bri- a clearer insight into he was compelled to retreat into tain with
On View from Wednesday, the 31st Soviet territory by superior Japan- that country.
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General Li said that he has beeti
GOVT. REPRESENTATION LONDON, July 30 (Reuter)
Vacation Trip
CHUNGKING, July 30 (Beuter) The Indefinite postponement of the departure from Chungking of the United States Ambassador, Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, for his summer hollday may be taken as an tridl- cation of the United States' close interest in the Far Eastern deve- lopments. {
in constant touch with the volun- Reater's diplomatic correspondent teers in Manchuria and even now th Chungking he receives intel-rns, in authoritative quarters in London that diplomatic - represen- ligence reports from the vohun- tations are likely to be made to teers and transmits news of the Tokyo, by His Majesty's Govern- Mr, Johnson originally planned progress of China's resistance to ment concerning the arrest of 11 to leave Chungking by plane on LAMMERT BROS..]them once every.. three or four British subjects in Japan
days...
According to General LA, the main force of the volunteers in Manchuria is the "Allied Army for
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July 4 for Hongkong en route to
As a result of the bombings of Chungking and the international developments Mr. Johnson has cancelled all bookings and decided to remain here indefinitely to watch developments and keep close contact with the Chinese authorities.
It is believed that Sir Robert Shanghal and Pelping to spend his Craigle, the British Ambassador, summer holiday with his family at raised the matter when he saw Peltatho. Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, the Japan- ese. Foreign Minister, yesterday. about 100,000 strong.
The
JAPANESE STATEMENT rampancy
volunteers* of
TOKYO, July 30 (Reuter)----Mr. THE
HE Undersigned have received activities in Manchuria, General
LI pointed out, can be gauged by Suma, the Japanese Foreign Office instructions.
dafly Japanese reports of spokesman, has made a statement the "bandit activities" for the Japan-to the effect that in view of the ese intentionally call the volun- ever-increasing activities of for- teers "bandits" The fact that nine eign organs of espionage and con- years after Japan's occupation of spiracy recently, the military Manchuria volunteers are still ac-police on July 27 arrested those FULL TRAINING for tive indicates the precarious hold constituting a part of the network the Japanese have on the land.
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LIKED JAPAN "are still NEW YORK, July 30 (Reuter)
"The people in Manchuria,"
General Li
declared,
U.S. ARMY WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reu-- ter)-President Roosevelt "today
Yes! These
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1940.
Craven A
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Will Reform: 11 Tables System
A SYSTEM OF ELEVEN TABLES by which it is possible" to" average age was 14 to 19, anly 20 at their Bales Room, No. 35, Hall deeply loyal to the fatherland Reports published nutrica to sent Congress a draft of the sug-
per cent. were non-delinquents. "forecast over a period of 15 years the chances of a juvenile of- Even some of the officials serving the effect that the late Mr. M.-J. gested legislation to permit him
During the next five years period. in the 'Manchukuo" government Cox was an agent of the British to order the National Guard and
fender to reform or improve, and the age of his reformation, were described as officers of the Reserve Corps into
34 per cent were non-delinquents Government are secretly maintaining connec-
has been devised by Professor Sheldon Glueck and Dr. Eleanor
and in the final five years, 40 per tions with the volunteers. As soen "fantastic" by Mr. C. J. Chancellor, active training.
T. Glueck, man-and-wife team of criminologists of the Har-
cent. had ceased to be criminals. visiting General Manager of Reu- In a letter, which was read
vard Law School. as the Chinese troops launch
of conclusions in individualization Reaching definite
Justice IMPROVEMENT FOUND Bedsteads, Wardrobes. Dressing general counter-offensive against ter's, who is at present in New to the Senate, the President said
administred invaders and a York, in an interview with Asso- that these men would be return-
of the through *sentences the Japanese
Furthermore, it was found, there ed to civilian life when they had from their long study
improvement Tables, Chests of Drawers, Hat-
even among change takes place in the interna- clated Press.
the those who continued to commit stands, Divans, Chesterfield Suites,
tiorial situation In favour of Mr. Chancellor geared: "I do been sufficiently trained to handle environment and parental back-not on the basis of hunches or of was
ground, intelligence, education and incalculable differences in Sideboards, Dining Tables, Chalis,
China, the people and volunteers not for a single moment take the the most modern equipment. Dinner. Waggons, Ice Cheats,
President Roosevelt recalled that other factors it "juvenile dello seriousness of various crimes, but crimes. The proportion of serious in Manchuria will rise to drive uut espionage story seriously. Cox was
quency, coupled with a survey of rather after consideration of the offenders dropped from 15.8 per Cabinets, Bookcases, Desks, Tables,
the invadera."
always purely a news agency man, he recently asked Congress the types of correctional treatment, makeup and career of each offen- cent in the period prior to con- etc., etc.
Professor and Mrs. Guleck found der in the light of the recorded tact with the court, to 47.8 per National Guard when necessary shortcomings in the. present conduct, during and after treat-cent at the end of the 15-year -Perambulators, Carpets, Rugs.tinued, "there is a secret Associa- anese could take exception to and authorise him to order Curtains. Electric Standard Lamps, tion for Opposition to Manchukno he liked Japan immensely. Cox
system or hit-or-miss handling of ment, of many hundreds of offen-follow-up. Calling and Table Fans, Cutlery, and Resistance to Japan which was never connected with the Bri-
such cases, EF, Brass, Porcelain and Glass seeks to mobilise the people. It tish Government in any way."- Ware, Gramophones and Records. has branches in various districts. Curios, Ornaments, Cooking Uten-Large numbers of educational and siis, etc, etc.
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"Politically." General L con-He never wrote anything the Jap-
cultural lenders are members of this Association."
General La emphasised that the Manchuria question. is a world question. Japan's occupation of Manchuria is a great menace to
Nazi Dromes Bombed
but he did not power sufficient
out
to
consider this
TETAL-AND-ERROR
•
of
rule. Except for efforts to punish cult if not impossible.
ders.
By studying the background of Further, the survey the delinquents, correlating these and- "At present," they stated in a Gluecks revealed a sizeable pro-ings with records of response of ARMY TRAINING report of their andings "random, portion of offenders whose traits the delinquents to various types trial-and-error procedures are the are such as to make reform dif- of correctional treatment in in- stitutions and supervision after FOR CANADIANS
"They are the kind," the report release, the criminologists created the cririe, rather than the crim-
so their eleven tables of prognostica- inal, by penalties established by aid, "whose handicaps are statute, there is no consistent ap-marked and whose behavior underton
Facts predictive of the, behaviour proach to the
to the disposition of various forms of treatment is so
uniformly bad that provision of delinquents under various peno "It is evident that offenders are should be made for their perma correctional treatments, Professor
EARLIER SURVEY constantly being resubjected to nent segregation from society types of treatment to which they have already failed to respond,
The prognostic tables, resulting and until some means are found
LONDON, July 30 (Renter) ... Electric Refrigerator "Kelvina- the world. This can be seen even An Air Ministry communique states
30,000 MONTHLY for"
from the fact that most of the that last night. air force bombers
military objectives in."
OTTAWA, July 30 (Reuter) bombs which
Dlanes attacked Japanese
Men will be called up at the dropped over Chungking were northern and western Germany. manufactured in the Mukden
The targets included oll depota, rate of 30,000 monthly, begin- also 17 ning from October 1, under the arsenal where 10,000 workmen are docks, good yards and
Resources Mobilisation employed to manufacture" weapons aerodromes in Germany, Holland, National
Belgium and northern France, of destruction..
General Li said that he is tired of living a peaceful life and sing 1 Leica Model IIIB F1: 2 Summar anxious to return to Manchuris to
lead the volunteers Lens in Case. Gathead Thorsch Folding
Beauty Rest Mattress
Underwood Typewriter
and
**
Camera (with 1:4.5 Radionar S'HAI'S “BADLANDS
Lens) for & x 9 cm. am pack.
returned safely,
of Commons,
capes,
and Mrs Glueck found, include birthplace of parents, discipline exercised by parents, school re-
in family, moral standards of the
Act, said the Minister for Defence of subjecting an offender to the from an intensive research by the tardation, attection of father for Three of our aircraft are mise-Colonel Balaton, in the Hote form of peno-correctional treat. Gluecks to the behavior of 100 the offender, number of children ment that is most promising for boys for 15 years after their home, habits of the offender con
handling by the Boston Juvenile OIL TANKS ATTACKED They will be drafted into non his particular case, there can be
militia RIC
membership in a gang, intelligence Coastal Command aircraft again permanent: active
an earlier survey by them, publl-of the offender, neighborhood in- are now getting."
shed in 1931, on the behavior fuences, education of parents, re- raided Cherbourg oil tanks. Many each will get thirty days train no hope of better results than we Court, come as a supplement to len relations of the parents,
The criminologists recommend boy delinquenta in the first veligion of parents, and others. fires were started. Our airerafting
The Minister added that if had CHUNGKING, July 30 (Central) An aircraft of the Bomber Com-been decided to complete the cd that for a practical test, every year after appearance in court.gion
second case appearing before a In an attempt to revive prosper-mand made a daylight attack, yes organisation of the Canadian court be disposed of with the aid on View from Thursday, the 1st ty the puppet authorities have al-terday on Leeuwarden, aerodrome Corps of two divisions overseas, of their elever new prognostic lowed a number of gambling in Holland. A number of enemy but not to send further troops tables, affording a comparison 'August, 1940,
booths to be opened in Nantao, aircraft the ground were at the moment, as Britain has with the recorods made by offen- Shanghai, while optum, heroin and damaged. -
no sedous shortage of manders treated under present me On the return journey, this poster." red pills are sold openly.
Nartao is now described by the bomber was engaged by four enemy The third and fourth divisiops, GRE
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From them the criminologista
found that criminology in youth
NAZI PRISONERS has a definite life cycle" which us out its course not at any LONDON July 30 (Henter)-1 specine age level, but after "cluded in the list of 85 German degree of maturity that makes prisoners captured in the last four for social adaptation
days up to Bunday are
#last They pointed out that of the The previous list suite 1.000 youths they studied, during Thursday totalled 109 mel
pave the way to greater enclency the flat ve years when the airmen
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