The Archive · 1924

The Troops at Lunghua

To the Editor of the "Nowri-Ciina Dany News.

Sir,—Referving to your issue of today's date under the heading of "The troops at Lunghua"—"Men reported to be out of hund," and the recent fightivye around Shanghai, T hope you will see your way to grant me the space in your valuable paper to voice an opinion, In considering the present precarious condition in Shanghai ereat~ ced by the recent provincial fighting, and the interest of all Chinese and foreign merchants, attention is to be drawn to the undesi ments in the Chin affairs. To begin outrage Insted for weeks and entirely distoeated hue uneasy its end was good news to everyone concerned.

While all of the various provineiat troops have hoon withdrawn, Genera! Chanye Yonw-ming with his. several thousand men have not yet quited Lumgtua, and gatherings the news from various suuvees, further com plications may y hia stay and another outrage be staged i owe centre again, In voviewing the whole matter, it way quite

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