Britain's Policy in the Middl lo and Far East: The Singapore Base: Japanese Rule in Korea: Street Car Strike:
The Spread of Christianity From Our Ows Consrsroxnenr, Tokyo, Nov. 6.
"To us, the most important repeople and will colonization, by Jo assist In the snese, farmers, Yuanchung regime, is maintaining occupy the Tientsin-Pukow line as [sult of the Conservative landslide lo of unvworked sections in the Penin-his efforts to bring' about a peaceful People's Conference for discussion. {far south as is considered feasible in Great Britain centres around th sula. Furthermore, the stationing. solution of: China's difficulties.
.—For the Country.—Under pre-General. Feng Vu-hsiang's troops [Singapore base question." Such i fof garrisons of young men in the an interview this afternoon the ex-sent conditions of government the (including "Hu Chung-yi's, Sun the gist of most comments in the Tand. will lead to a. better social Premier outlined his. proposals and best plan is to invite immediately to 'Yueh's and the Shansi and' Shensi [Japanese press in regard to th intercourse between Japanese and stated his general views on the Peking representatives from each units) will occupy the Langfang-defeat of the Labour Party.
Koreans, who, after all, are equal problem of re-unification. province. 'These representatives will Peking section of" the Peking. subjects' of His Majesty the Em-"Unification by peaceful method: help the governing body to carry on.
The papers here regard the recent Mukden Railway, the Kin-han and perer!"" and not by force," said the General, the affairs of state until the People's election battles in England as a Peking-Suiyuan Railways, for what esne between Labour and Capital, One of the main reasons why the has been my constant aim. Even Conference has reconstituted the! ever distance they also may deem Capitalism won, they declare, not Japanese authorities in Korea need when Wu Pei-ta still was unbea government. This body will be only advisable.
Deeause Labour is effete or distrust-here trained troops is because the Thad doubts of the ultimate success temporary.
'3—Tuan Chi-jui will not proceed Jed, but because of the "treachery" raids on the frontier by Chines of his plan of obtaining unification sary interim and remain until such to Peking until after the peace con-fof' the Liberals and the sudden bandits and recalcitrant Koreans are by force. I tried to persuade Wa. time as beter conditions are ference. succession of alarmist notes, in for. the increase. On an average, against his policy but he would not established. The Provinces will there were some 00 raids in 1921, 4-—Lu Yung-hsiang will be assist-regard to Labour leaning too much Histen to me. Wu said he also liked about 900 in 1922 and no less than to re-enter Chékiatig, pending towards Russia, that were sounded peace but because others did not he jon the eve of the polls. The (500 in 1928, while the number of Advices on the attitude of the Yang-used force against them. However, ize Tuchuns' combination.
Liberals, "according to them, have! raids, so far this year, is much came to believe that Wu's fighting council will be truly representative passed into history.
"When they greater than tie number hiring '5—In reference to Wa Pei-tu, was for his personal, individual of the whole country and will prebetrayed Labour, they signed their: 923. prestige and was not inthe interests vent the people from thinking that telegrams. wil be sent to all pro-Jown death warrant.
Labour has The necessity for strengthening the of a national policy, Wu claimed verning body is only one vinces, asking them to prevent Wa Alanchurian garrisons, the decision he, would declare peace if Chang Feng's from making any belligerent move-polled" over $,000,600 votes, an' leven in its failure, it has scored {to lengthen the stay of the troops. ments. Chang Tso-lin also suggest-'Tso-lin did likewise. Wu told me triumph. "English _polfties have fin Manchuria—ineluding those, sent this when I saw him at Tientsin cabinets have been considered by (ed that a punitive expedition be sent singe the Chinese civil commotion—become "normal, in, that the two-Just before he left for Tangku. many people. against Chi Hsieh-yean, but party government has come about the Spring of next year, and have proposed," continued 5.—Reorganise the Military faction was decided upon, the matter again. Britons never eared for ithe ged for otrencorent are th General Chang, "as a basis of high military conference shall be being left opes. third party. ipal reasons advanced by the understanding, a set of six points, called to discuss the limitation of The most interesting decision War Minister in retusing to which have been sent to Marshals armies, redistribution of force, the second for it means that, for The papers are generally divided comply with the request of as to. whether Premier Stanley Chang and Toan and General Feng. disbandment and a reorganisation the time being, at least, Feng Yu-Admiral Baron Saito, Baldwin will launch out on new hey ave similar to my: previous set of military Jaw and regulations. hsiang and his Kuomingtang sup-foreign policies or whether he wil "The Spread of Christi five points, which I made sever-6.—Unity Among Themselves Porters have triumphed over the stick to those Labour has. sketched al days ago & Wa Peitu and Feng Provincial Tuli, Inspector-General ambitions of Fengtien to. march out. Most of them think that! The conversion to Christianity Jand all high military officers shall be into Peking. Chang Teo-lin lof one-third of the inhabitants, of Premier Baldwin cannot improve Chang then outlined his ted to Peking to agree upon the: actually" side-tracked at Tientsin, Mr. MacDonald's foreign police Emi Oshima, small island lying proposals as follows, supplying hi establishment of one high military: while his efforts to get Feng away but entertain a fear that the Cor oft Kyushu, the southern-most of own to office to control the national forces, from the capital have proved froit-3 will revive the Singapore the bigger' islands forming the after which all offices of Tuli, Ins-less. Tt is by no means certain project "This makes the position Japanese sarchipetago, has caused Correction of Mind—It shall sectors General and the like) wil that Chang Tse-lin will carry out fof Japan particularly dificult," they' quite a flutter in official circles be agreed that Murahal Chang, and be abolished. this agreement to an extended say, "especially if President Coolidge neral Feng have conquered General Chang Shou-tseng said date, for every day's delay (President Coolidge missionaries settled fine Wu Potetu is detente, Hows connexion with these six points: strengthens Feng's position. has since been eleete by an ov own I Sago and, whelming majority. fcourve of time, won over a third it cannot be considered as a offer my opinions only in the
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