The situation in the North cording to reports received here is ay follows: it is not expected that the Nationalists will move further north until the situation caused the divided Southern control -and clash of interests in the Poking: and Tientsin area has been stabilized.
Report says that Gen. Han Fu-chu has left Peking for Kuan with the late Northern forces belonging to Gen, Pao Vu-lin, thus ignoring the orders of the Nanking Government for safe return north, Retreating Northern troops will probably rest on the Lan River, but will not contest the position if attacked. The situation in the min ing siren is peaceful but the chief danger is the presence of dis organized Shantung and Chili troops garth of Tientsin and along the list? of the railway to Shan-
Fifteen troop trains were due to arrive in Chinwangtao on June 20, and the troops there have been ordered to evacuate to Manchuria, A Compromise?
Peking, {une 21.
All General Pao Vu-lin's men are now believed to have reached Peking and to be quartered at the Temple of Heaven, Tt is also semi-officially stated that the Kuominchun sent their mins to Peking this morning.
Chinese circles anticipate that the troops will be sent to Mukden Unartied but that the arms will be sent on afterwards, thus effecting a compromise.—Reuter,
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