Though there was no doubt that the people of China, were frightened by the possibilities of aggression by Japan, it was very difficult to say what was likely to happen, said Mr It. E. Binns, an American film man, who passed through Auckland recently after two years spent in China. “Your guess is as good as mine,” was the wav he put it. There was no doubt of Japanese intentions, he said, and in his opinion all that Japan was waiting for was for some other country to start trouble which would divert tjio eyes of the world from China. |
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 23 August 1935, Page 8
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