No Ground for China's Umbrage at Treaty with Soviet Peking, March 5.
The Japanese Legation replying to the note of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of February 11, says that the rights and interests of Japan acquired in Manchuria in virtue of the Portsmouth Treaty, rare recognized. by China, in the Einodapamese. Treaty concluded in Peking in 1005, which cannot be affcetal by any 'Sino-Russian ABreetment, of any controversy between China and Soviet Ressia, "Although by your leer" the reply continues, Jou had' the Kindness only. to in-
According to information given lout by:
neral Mu Ching-yi's Pex King representative. the tre one of the former, wader the command of? General Chang Fulai and General Chi-chen, but subsequonily. recruited by General Kan Vu-kun, have mutinied a: Loyang. General Kan Yuckun has flea, but his whereabouts are unknown. General Ching-y7's forces have surround-Jed General Kan Vu-kun " troops in other places.
General Hu Ching-yi sent Di sional Leader Yeo Wei-chun to Lo-sang te take control and restore Grder, The latter arrived at Loyang at 11 o'clock this morning The report adds that General Liu Chen-hua, hearing the report of the mutiny, fled to Sianfé from Hsin-Fsiang.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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