MANCHURIA

Evening Star, Issue 17968, 15 May 1922, Page 6

MANCHURIA

JAPAN’S POLICY,

Press Association— By Telegraph-Copyright.

TOKIO, May 13. (Received May 15, at 9.25 a.in.l The Japanese Press, commenting on the possibility of a Manchurian .leclara nm o itidepeiidenco, which now >» M«eu > rumored, generally expresses its disapproval, based on the possibility of dial to of Japanese intrigue and connivance with fTvuifr Tso-Lin. Although one regiment h- s “WdV sailed from Yokohama to rofnforcc the Japanese police and garrisons in -Manchuria, opposition is being voiced lUist anv further substantial troop movements to” Manchuria, especially from ‘ Asahi Shiinhuu’ denounces as groundless Peking despatches reporting Japanese assistance and moral support f m Chaim, and says: “There is no necessity to fear a large revival of banditry m Manchuria, nor mutinies among Chang s troops. Chan" is capable yet of handling the uiteinal sftnation in his province, and of providing safeguards for Japanese rc-sidnuls The ‘ Ivoitomin Shimbuu says that the result of the recent lighting simply exchanges the military dictators, and does not make any material difference, in the Chinese foreign relations.—Renter.