Soviet Disappointment, The persistency of the General Union of Laboar in trying open its premises shows how deep are the forees of disorder. In this connexion correspondent of the London "Times" says that Moscow was deeply disappointed when Gen~ eral Shing Shi-lien closed the Unions in Shanghai, He says:— the general, seeretury of (Red Trades Union Me deacribea the coding of Trade Union Council, centre of the political "struggle agglest she fongien Imperiaticts" ud She nacieur of the ear emt; and 'e'mch "war bound to be the principal object of the hatred of wade Unions, he. declared, had. dene, ary "the Rosalan
ud. woald continue to" doy everything in'thelr power to support the Chinese Brolktarit., The fight for liberty bad Fewemered 4 mort cri would be futile the development of events In"
could be dine ult to immediate future, but one tight rest red thatthe' Comintern, the. Pro: intern, and all their kindred organise.
would continue their tupper fompiste victory of thet This statement is interesting in two ways. First, for the additional evidence it gives of Moscow' fluence in stirring up trouble in China; secondly, for the indirect evidence afforded that Chinese Dourgeoisie as much as foreign is the object of the Bolshevil tacks,
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