A Consular official of Harbi who returned to Harbin after specting one of the regular Mongo-lion fairs, says the Sangpeitza contains 1.900 Russians. and 609
Mongolians, and that the adjoining. district, inclusive of the tow forms a complete Soviet protector ate, The city of Kulun, the Outer Mongolian capital, has a p"pulation of 600,000, Militarist Tendency of Jupaa Criticized in Interview Hongkong, Aug. 28:
Afr, Hu Han-ming arrived. here this morning on board the French mail str, Athos, on his way freon Europe to Shanghai, accomparmed [by Hise Chun dent Tr. follows:
Upon return to Nanking, what! oficial post will you take up?"
"The. matter "is undecided until Teach there. Of course, L have town ideas but Tam afraid it is nob the tine to make them publi What do you think of the present Cabinet in Japan?"
The attitude of the Tanaka Cabinet against China "is rather niltarist than diplomatic, and cannot alloy Japan to use hee military power in China. I hope for the early downfall of the present Cabinet and it is my earacat desire thatthe Japanese nation will" united "la opposing "such Goverarent."
Mr. Hu said he would visit fon if he were required t9 do The.
Question of Futuce Relations with Gen. Chiang The forthcoming arrival of: He, Han-min in Shanghat is attract. ing considerable attention in. pole tical quarters. It was expected that General Li Chi-sen would return to: 'Shanghai on Aug. 29 from Hangchow mediately leave for Hoo kong to meet Me. Hu, but' General Li did not arrive and therefore it believed that he had & mesange from Mr. Ho to comit him: ta Shanghai, BMr, Hu Han-min is the lender of the Right Wing of the Kuomintang. and his return to China is indic tive of the intention of the nther Right. Wing, leaders, Me. Sun Fo, Dr. GE. Wo, Bie.' Chao Lu' and others to come to Nanking: and to join the Government.
Tt is still a moot question whether ther "come as _friendy'
Tne Political Councit is reported to have informed the local silk deal-cers that the report that orders have been issued forbidding the people to wear long gowns (chang shan) and over jackets (ma tata) is untrue. 'The weezing of clothes, the Political Connell says, is a matter whieh: involves the liberty-of the people-and tis not the intention of the Government to interfere' with the people. of General Chiang Knishel: with "whom they were unables to work: previously. Friend' of the present regime in Nanking old that the mere fact of their'
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