MANCHURIA
WAR LOOMING,
CHINESE PREPARATIONS. JAPANESE FEARS. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.! SHANGHAI, November 24. Presumably realising the futility of expecting a satisfactory outcome from the League deliberations, China’s military machine is commencing to f :notion in an ominous manner, presaging imminent warfare. Japanese military authorities at Mukden openly predict major hostilities basing their prediction on the concentration of a huge Chinese force and preparations by Chinese to counter attack, aiming at the recovery of Mukden. . . Japanese even express the opinion that China is contemplating an open declaration of war Approximately two hundred thousand Chinese troops are m ailable . against twenty thousand scattered Japanese. The latter are undoubtedly alarmed over the developments.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1931, Page 5
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