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JAPAN'S FUTURE

TIMES APPRECIATES MANCHURIA SCHEME

- London, Sept. 14..

THE HONGKONG® TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1933.

and hardly bo expected in this their natural antipathy to foreign generation, but it le likely that the domination:, Japanese and their local allies will ultimately reduce it to negll- | gible proportions. *

On the other side of the scale, the Japanese are temperamentally thinks, to be good mixers with the too reserved, perhapa, the Times Chinese; and their ambitions may tempt them to extend the sphore of their continental Influence too

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'CONDITIONAL SITE IN which are likely to weigh in futury

BEACONSFIELD ARCADE Appreciation of Japan's atabili-relations between Japanese and sing influence in Manchukuo is Manchukuoltes, the Times places

to an end owing to the closing of Thọ “Cheero Club” which enne oviilent In the London Timea in one scale the achievement of editorial on Manchurian affairs conscientious Japanese officials:

the City Hall, and which in the to-day, which comes as comment making examples of the stabilisn- The Japanese, anys the editorial past has done much for the benefit following the appearance of three tion of currency, practical deve-in conclusion, must demonstrate of the men of His Majesty's Ser- articles from A special carres lopment schemes, which even now that they can manage the Chinese vices In Hongkong, was again set pondent in that field.

the Chinese are discussing, and as well as rule them, realising on its feet last evening at a meet- the generation and advantages of that some day Manchurians may ing at Government House, con- The paper remarks that the which Chinese peasants and mer prefer to take their advice in pro-vened by Lady Peel, and at which complete suppression of banditry chants will appreciate despite ference to their orders.--Reuter, Hon. Sir Henry Pollock presided.

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In the course of a short speech Lady Peel mentioned that the Gov. ernment had offered a alte on tho corner of Beaconsfield Arcade, on condition that they put up a build- ing costing at least $25,000, and appealed to the whole community of Hongkong to find money to build the greatly needed Club for the Service-men.

Lady Peel and Sir Henry Pollock were supported by H.E. the G.O.C. Major-General 0. 6. Borrett, Commodore Frank Elliot, the Bishop of Victorin (Rt. Rov. Ronald Owen Hall), His Honour Mr. J. R. Wood (Chief Justice), Sqdr. Leader Wood, R.A.F., the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, the Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow and Mr. J. L. MacPherson,

Others present included Lady Pollock, Mrs. O. C. Borrett, Mrs. J. R. Wood, Mrs. Tinson, Rev. N. V. Halward, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Tratman, Mrs. Kemble, Lieut. Fishier, R.N., Mr. Murphy, Mr. T. E. Pearce, Lieut. Col. H. L. Mur- row, Mr. P. E. Barker, Mr. J. B. Ross, Mrs. Douglas Jenkina, Mra. Bentley, Mrs. J. H. Taggart, Mr. A. G. W. Tickle, Mrs. C. G. Alabaster, Mrs. Fiddles-Wilson, Mr. A. Brearley, Mr. B. Wylie, Mr. D. C. Wilson, Hon. Mr. C. Gordon Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. Priestley. Hon. Sir Shouson Chow, Hon. Dr. S. W. Tao, Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Messrs. Li Yau-tsun, Ho Kom- tong, Lo Cheung-shui, Kwok Sul- lau, Tang Shui-kin, Foo Sik, Mok Kon-Bang, Sum Pak-ming, Ho Leung, M. K. Lo, Pun Hul-cho, Leung Pat-yu, Ng Wah, Lí Koon- chun, Chan Lim-pak, Chau Man- chee, Tam Woon-tong.

"CUP OF AGONY"

GANDHI NOT TO COURT IMPRISONMENT

Poona, Sept. 14. The Mahatma Gandhi has un- dertaken not to court re-imprison- ment by offering aggressivo civil resistance until August 8, 1934, although he will not modify his advice to Congress, urging indi- vidual civil disobedience.

He arrived at the decision, which he describes 'n "bitter cup | _of_agony,"_at_the_end_of_his_pro-. tracted talks with Jawharlal Nehru,

Jawaharlal Nehru states they faced two questions-the larger national Issue of freedom and Gandhi's personal struggle, added the Mahatma's leadership was still essential, but it was d sirable to define the objective of the movement more clearly. Router.

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