Labour Union Men Still in Possession of Arms Chapel was quiet on Monday and there was no further disarming of the guerillas.
Two battalions of the 2rd Division under Gen, Liu Tz were brought back to Shanghai from Kiangwan and Chenju because it was rum. ed that the guerillas and so-called mufti troops were looting and the resent force was irsulfficient to cope with them for the protection of] Chapei, where Gen. Liu, who is known to be a strong anti-Red, is in charge.
Questioned by a represen! the "North-China Daily News" on Monday, Gen in Ying-hua, said that, as regards the Settlement, the " Nati Army had not the slightest ings accordingly the troops were being withdrawn for the protection: of Chapel only and not to attack the Settlement, as the Comm had been alleging.
With reference to the disarming} lof the guerillas, our representative: was told that already approximately} a division of irregulars kad been disarmed, but the uniformed labour corps was a separate organization and dig not interfere with military affairs, so the members wort not Srceo Causes a Sentovs Accinewr 1
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