THE FAR EAST
JAPANESE DEMANDS TO GHiKA AUTONOMY FOR FIVE PROVINCES Freis Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, September 28. He ‘ Manchester Guardian’s ’ Shanghai correspondent says the Japanese Ambassador presented the Chinese Government with a series of demands, the most important of which are, first, autonomy for the five northern provinces; secondy, economic; cooperation; thirdly, the right to station troops at various, points along the Yangtse; fourthly, the right to supervise Chinese schools in order to eradicate anti-Japanese propaganda. It is understood that the Chinese have intimated that the proposals are not acceptable.
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Evening Star, Issue 22456, 29 September 1936, Page 9
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90THE FAR EAST Evening Star, Issue 22456, 29 September 1936, Page 9
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