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LYTTON REPORT

REACTIONS

JAPAN'S VIEWS MAY BE MODIFIED

Tokyo, Oct. 3.

While the vernacular newspapers are inclined to fulminate on what they consider to be unfair state monts and impractical suggestions contained in the Lytton Report, It la noteworthy that the newspapers so far have concentrated thair at tention almost exclusively on the points which are disagreeable to Japan; hence, it seems likely that first impressions will be modified after report has been studied in more detail, as the papers frankly admit they have not yet had time to read the whole.

Nevertheless, whatever modificá- tions may arise from a fuller study, it is generally recognised that the suggestion of a Manchurian au tonomy under Chinese sovereignty la impossible of acceptance, unless

NEW REGIMENT ARRIVES.

LINCOLNS TO RELIEVE HIGHLANDERS

Seven hundred and fifty one strong, including 16 officers, the 1st. Lincolnshire Regiment ar rived in Hongkong yesterday afternoon by

H.M.S. Suffolk, which arrived at 2.30 p.m. The Regiment, which was stationed in Shanghai prior to, and during the recent Sino-Japanese hostilities. is to relieve tho Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in Hong- kong, the latter proceeding to Shanghai by H.M.T. Nouralla ently in November.

The work of disembarkation was not begun until 4.00 p.m., and it was 6 p.m. before the last of the incoming. troops wore landed by naval pickets at Shum- shuipo, They marched to the official reception being arranged. Milliary Barracks in sections, no

The 1st. Lincolnshire Regiment

in the distant future, Manchukuo is under the command of Lt. Col. is formally recognised.-Reuter's | E. J. de C. Boys. Special

Manchukuo View.

Prior to the departure from Shanghal the officers of the Tokyo. Oct. 3. battalion were gucsta at the According to the

monthly tiffin of the Shanghai Japanes

Volunteer Corps' Officers Mean, prese, Mr. Pao Kuan-cheng, Man when Lt. Col. Boys was presented chukuo's envoy plenipotentiary to

with a miniature of, the S. V. C. Tokyo, declared that the Lytton re- colours as a souvenir of the ner- port does not deserve the

vice of the S.V.C. and the Lines. lightest attention, because it en- tirely disregards the popular willities. Col. Boys in return pre- together during the recent hosti- of the Manchurians, who are resented a large edition of the regl ponsible for the birth of Man-ment's badge, mounted on velvet, chakuo. He said the report did which will be kept in the Officers' not solve the problem, but com- Mess. pliented the situation.

Mr. Pao concluded by stafing that Manchule was attaching no importance to the report, as she was firmly determined to push on towards the ideals which estab

ished Manchukuo.--Renter,

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Sporting Prowess.

That the Lines, will prove them- selves formidable rivals to the existing sporting teams in Hong- in the field at Shanghai. kong is evinced by their prowess Their football team was leading on points for the League Cup in Shanghai at the time of their departure.

Prior to the departure a pleas ing function took place at the Tang Iwa Football Club where officers and footballers of the Re-

The Nationalist newspaper Montay says the work of the Lytton Commission is unlikely to help solve the serious problem in the Far East and adds that thegiment were entertained to cele Commission's suggestion for the League to intervene if Japan and China ennnot agree, in practically without significance. because Fapan has already declined such a solution.-Reuter,

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"Have I had a chance?" Tommy crnment Departments, principally a8 Chinese interpreter at the Capt. II. M. Boxer, of the Lin-asked. colnshires, was given an honoráry

Courts, Mr. Hon Kam-abing retired commission in the Portuguese Com-

Nancy continued without pause: jon pension yesterday. pany of the Shanghal Volunteer "They're engaged, Roly.

It hap-

Mr. Hon first joined the Govern- Corps. During the Sino-Japanese pened in my house last night," she hostilities,

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"My dear boy!" Roland exclaim-vice he has been attached to the Public Works Department, the Har- ed, standing up and clasping bour Once, the Treasury and the Tommy's hand, and making an oc- Magistracy. He still enjoys the Casion of the moment. "I do con- best of health and his last words gratulate you. And I shall expect spoken in office yesterday afternoon to be your best mun." His accents were of advice to the young Chi- were warmly, impulsively, genuine-nuso interpreters.

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I about these things as little as they NELLORE No Offcial Opinion..

Naturally. hardly knew Millicent Redcorn, can.

To Roland it TAND. heard the He had Paris, Oct. 3.

names of appeared that the dream was clos-NANKI Millicent and Tommy mentioned to- ing round about him, capturing compromising

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It is pointed out that the French The New York Times charac-Government naturally places com- torises the report as comprehen-plete confidence in the report and to disavow its sive, penetrating and impartial. does not intend It says it reveals a strong desire nominee, M. Claudel-Reuter, for Sino-Japanese conciliation and

the co-operation of all Powers in helping China to escape the evils of civil war and establish its own stable Government-Reuter. Sweeping Criticism by Japanese Circles in London.

London, Oct. S. Sweeping condemnation is pour- ed on the Lytton report by Japanese circles in Londen, parti- cularly as regards the assertions that the independence movement did not previously exist in Manchurin, It is argued that progress towards a solution will only be made if the Lytton recommendations are ap- plied to existing facts, not theore- tical considerations.

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