WAR IN CHINA

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20806, 16 March 1933, Page 7

WAR IN CH INA

OPTIONS EXTEND. HOVINCE OF CHAHAR INVADED. ##»* AN " MAM m K,M> TROOPS MOVE. 1ISI „ |, | |,.v - IIT Bl.It'lXIC i* ,r * 0 rtuaiAra-..""!"""-' , I Vln rrh 1 ■"> 10.'JO p.ni. I - (|««iv«d M,,r " ! ' SHANGHAI. March L'». ft! joint M«i..c1...1«un nml Japanese ** w * i t , I' ■> L' i 11 ft in ■> j ~:„„, according t" ' ' kl "« im * *" I enow «te„d,d in... «'haha,, Jliir. w«, of -1ei..... tfLhukuo troops, ~„u,„ai,ded by Jml T' iuk Wl ' M ""- "'" ! ' t,:,( - k '"- Si«- w rr ;,■'"":!;." t;'T :*»*":i: f : ,*iei»B fro,n " u % ckincw !••«>■'■'«'' Mi " 1 i : , ; , . , -i J"' , *M.k»n, deniM th"' n'-K'»Uatiuns for Klmtni "'" ''-l".t- "i.h Japan Chi.UK Kai ,1..:U isl.kelv KJ|«« hi* avowed policy of rcs.sr T Whether the Japanese crossed Ifoiwt Wall or ..Iherwise. the s ||W force* would continue the rtSTtiiH would ivtuse to discus. S7#lleh W cre..nd..n..,I.dK 1 .dK J.ctated »* tU iggrc^'"'COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGE. IQggIGNERS AND JAPANESE TO P'E PAID. fß(,«ivf.| M.ifh '•"•■ ''■'■'•''' ]'■">■< ITOKVU. Mai.h |."i. Tke Govern me ill has assigned "..OOO.OUO iultritl los?' 1 -. '»y foreigners and Jap'mm r'y pr " l diirin({ l'ie Slinn K lini and 3H*t*Mi»n fightiag. fiIUHBVA CONSID E R AT lONS OF MANCHURIA. INSBICAN IMKTKTPATION. WASHINGTON. March If. Til ispjfflrtant decision of the Uooseqftiteiahtratioii to co-operate with (to LH|«t of Nations in the Advisory <:i»B&te* on tbo Wino-.Tapancsu con *fo9i > i » B < J:1 t!l ° , - nit< -" 1 s <atcs re(jf/Miakit tiiiiinil by any action taken, m«neing to join with Leuj,'Uo of S(fljp.H«fflbcr.s in a discussion on ffe£" toe wurld .should <lo about the m inroad* in Northern China. it* Department disclosed to tolhj' Mr Hugh K. Wilson, United in Switzerland, has mm*wM '" sit flt tllc eou,ieil iimpfk the league's special advis«jP|Mhtcc on the undeclared war .mKllifEaat, and to participate in ; |li with two iinportunt rcserva|K7U(j United States, as it is not jttjllr'fff the lea;;ue, will not vote, not agree in advance to bow iPw' 'twnmittee'» decision, which mmSil for an economic boycott or : measures. ; of the United states in meetings of the com•Jmtfljl give informativo contact." Mf.Qt statement of the depnrt»p|J TO DECLARE AN 'BbMS EMBARGO. INTENTIONS. 2>VWASHINGTON, March L 4. States Government has <W flrcat Britain that it will I&sm tegisiation permitting the to declare an arms embargo 4ttt«VjF nation in the world. ,|P|lteg(t published yesterday anjjiy, 'th 4) decision of the British jSfliiil to lift the embargo on Sttiftlltion of units U> China and %m$ tJbc iirounds that tbo other iKili aot followed Groat BritSflNftpfe. »"d t"al there was no Mfcliw naintmning the embargo