Eastern Railway, in which he de-I have been reading the memel which Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang is Our Harbin correspondent sends wow Our Own Cosnesronoewt Vacating, will be garrisoned _by clared null and void the order pre-us the following fuller translation of a man who rendered great ser-three brigades from Mukden under viously issued by Comrade Ivanoff, vices to China, the British mission-of the order issued by General Pao Peking, May'22, General Chang Hsueh-liang, while Kuei-ching, President of the Board ithe manager, ordering the dismissal ary Timothy chard; they cover In view of the present. attitude" {from June 1 of all employees of the General Li Ching-lin will take over} lof Director of the Chinese Eastern the period from 1870 to 191: of Comrade Karakhan, it does not the posts which Marshal Feng Yurailway who are not registered Railway, of which. was mentioned Richard, a generous-hearted man, seem likely that the Russo-Chinews either as Chinese or Soviet ci hsiang is at present occupying at} in yesterday's leading article. This in the course of his very wide Gonterence will be able to meet After justifying Comrade Kupelkow and North Tungchow. It Order was issued in answer to experience opportunities of coming {for some time to come. [under loft' action, Comrade Karakhan proig also stated that the cost of Order 94 by Comrade Ivanoff dis into close touch with all the per-stand that the Soviet has taken the feeds to criticize the action of fe, maintaining General Chang Hsuchmissing all employers of the C. EH. sonalities who played a part in the {stand that until satisfaction. has Pao Kuei-ching, which he describes fang's three brigades will be borne from June 1, who are not regis-history of China in those 45 years. been obtained on three points, it fas illegal, without force, sind "an the Central Government, the tered a8 Chinese or Soviet subjects. fact of overt assistance ¢9 irrespon-One can only: marvel at the conan mot be party to the commence-Finance Ministry having been in-'This is General Pao's order:—sible criminal and monarchist eletrast between these men and the {ment of formal negotiations, These structed to allocate $15,000 month-"Comrade A. N. Ivanoff, Manager ments, stil to be found in the em-leading: personalities of to-day; into are: First, the disiy'ssal of ly for this purpose. of the Railway, issued Order No. 94 ploy of the CER." earnest endeavour, the manly|Chang Chung-chang's contingent Chinese news agencies report on April 9, on the dismissal of all [courage under despotism, the loyalty of White troops; secondly, the hand-The note protests in energetic that Marshal Chang Tso-lin's tele-employees" and workmen of the to persons and to ideals."
One might|ing over of Russian Church property terms against the violation of the Jas stipulated in the Agreement on gram announcing that he is coming Railway who had not adopted imagine that the character of the Soviet-Chinese Agreement, the Peking contained the threat that Chinese or Soviet citizenship, on whole people had since changed. 7z\General Principles; and thirdly, che Mukden Agreement, and the agree-settlement of the Taonan-Tsitaihar would withdraw all his troops June 1. needs an intimate acquaintance with ment of the Provisional Manage-from Anhui, Kiangsu, and Shan-"his order, which concerns all ment of the C.E.R., and also against) the daily life of the people, their railway problem. Judging by Comrade Kerakhan's, recent note tung outside the Wall and that he the "continuous " patronizing of habits in grave matters and gay, would take no further part in the the employees' of the Chinese Eas-Ito the Waichiaopu on the subject know that their character has not White and Monarchist elements." settlement of national affairs unless] tern Railway in general, is of ex-of Chinese encroachments on C.E.R. Finally, the note insist changed, What has changed are the 'Marshal Tuan Chi-jui consented to traordinary importance, the more so lands, it seems possible that a as according to the rules the right Mr. "Pao' Kuei-ching's order being ruling circles, the groups who hold fourth problem has arisen, from the his troops being sent to Peking. of appointment and dismissal of the revoked, that steps be taken to se-Power.
Soviet's point of view, further to Reuter's Pacific Service. higher officials of the Railway be-cure the immediate dismissal of all Richard's message to reformer postpone the sitting of the Con-persons not registered as Chinese: as far back as the nineties has been Tientsin, May 25.
Tongs to the Board of Directors. ference. jor Soviet citizens, and thirdly, that only too well justified: what was The Chinese attitude is that these Thirteen hundred men of Marshal "The said order should only have Chinese authorities and high off needed was not to bring the expe problems should be taken up in the Chang Tso-lin's bodyguard arrived been issued after a proper decision ials of the C.E.R. be forbidden to here morning. About one by the Board, which decision should fence, the sciences and arts of the Conference itself, seeing that the patronize monarchist elements in West jin the reach of unformed Jeonversations are. concerned with Brigade of the Fengtien troops is! have been transmitted to the the railway. In conclusion the note youths, but to send out the working out of the initial agr being concentrated in the district Manager for execution. Only in insists that Mr, Pao Kuei-ching be thoroughly formed and ripened in ment; but so far the Soviet Ambas-of Machang near Tientsin—Bast-such an event could the order be replaced by a_new president—Reu-China's own culture, men from the dor has insisted that their settle: cern News Agency. recognized as formally regular. ter's Pacific Service. circles which represented China's vent should precede the beginning "Clause 10 of Article I of the Chang Tso-ling Preferred at
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