The Archive · 1927

THE Civil Governor of Kis

Mr. Hsu Ting-kang, has officially' approved of suggestion submitted to him by the Shanghai Chinese Bar Association that all legal practicionfers desiring to practice at the Special Provisional Court must. (a) pass an examination; (b) hold a diploma from the ministry of Justice in Peking; and (e) bz members of the Association. scarcely begun when they were soiz-Jed by soldiers. One ran away but the other was tied with his hands ind his back and left like that ight. In the morning the Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, who had given the order to remove the posters, told the soldiers that the Jorder was his and they really must: not behave like that. The Pro-

Jpazanda Department just to assert dependence, the following morning, rushed out some—more. posters and added them to those al-[ready up in the Concession.

It is learnt that the meetings Jand processions held on Thursday were very definitely and intentionally anti-British and agitators were everywhere shouting "Kill the Brilists." "Take back the "Take back the Cus-

Affairs is anxious, almost indecent-50, for foreigners to go back and live in the Concession, which "he assures everybody is n perfectly safe place under his highly efficient administration. The" foreigners, however, have their ow the subject ard remain coy.

The Chinese ashore, the mer-Jehants and the better classes, do not know where they. stand, Daily messages come aboard asking when the British bombardment is to.com-Jmence. They realize. that the Chinese Revolutionary Government: has made a stupendous mistake,

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