Coincides with Return of Soviet}
Report of a General: Bois Favourites Entertained and Later Shot Hongkong, Nov. 4.
An anti-British boycott came} into force at Canton yesterday.
large number of uniformed pickets at the Custom House and on the wharves are seizing British goods and searching Chinese pas- 4
The pickets have not yet started operations on the river, but they. fare expected to do so soon,—Reuter.
Canton, Nov. 3.
The anti-British boycott is in full swing. It is curious to note that the movement coincides with the return to Canton of Mr, Wang Ching-wei, Mr. T. V. Soong, and other members of the 1925 National. ist Government, who, for their own party ends, require' as much up-port a' they'can get, and countenance the boycott—Reuter's Pacife Ser-
An anti-British boycott is reported as enforced in Canton, where uniformed pickets in Inrge numbers are stationed at the Custom House and on the wharves to seize British goods. They are also searching Chinese passengers. The} police are affording no, protection us It is apparent the movement has the. support of the Cantonese government. So far no pickets are operating en the river, but moter hhoats are in readiness, ' presumably for this development Two Chinese steamers left Swatow during the past two days, carrying total of 3,500 troops.
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