Nanking Journal's Strange Southern Provitices ta Send Comment, Ensuring "Mutual Moral 'Troops to Kiangsi 'Support'
Nanking, Jan. 31, AntiBritish feeling in Nanking is Canton, Feb. 5. increasing as the result of the To the surprise of many, General Tokyo, Feb. 3. publication daily of Chinese reports Isai Ting-kai and "General Pai The full text of whet purports to from Geneva vallegine that IChung-hsi returned suddenly to Cane be the commercial modus vivendi attitude of the ton today after holding a conference signed between Citina and Soviet League is ant fat Hongkong with "Mis. Ha Hen Japanese, jvirate comprising the standing com-min, the absent member of the trium= russia on December 25, 1932, which
'Nichi Nichi!" to-day. to be replaced by sfarmal treaty commerce, is published Under the heading "Britain and mittee of the Central Politicat' Conn. the Drafting Committee of Nine," cil, the highest organ in the Nac the official "Central Daily News" his morning, ina. leading tional Government.
This provides that Soviet Russi will deliver of, lumber, eutton goods, ways that he news of Britain's pro- litanauin would also arrive have, Eat tide, It was expected that Mr. Hu cotton yarns, hardware, leather, chemicals and toile: articles to tude at Geneva does he is reported to have cancelled he China, who China will deliver to trip at the last minutes It adds that the League of Nations Soviet Russia tea, sugar, coal, raw Was formerly controlled by Britain Interviewed on his arrival, Gen-cotton, minerals, "hemp and other lerot Tsai Ting-kai products, and Franco combined, but report that Kuang present it is under the sole di Kuangsi and in." That the drafting con Fukien were despatching reinforce Tt further stipulates the organisation of a Sino-Soviet trade com. mittee of Nine is monopolised by the ments to Kisngsi, Asked whether British delegate is, therefore, only [General "Chiang. Kai-shek was. mission for the purpose of facilitate ing trade and ensuring, "mutual a matter of certainty, Present at Nanchang, the provincial capital of Kisngsi, he said that the moral support" between the two Knowing that Japan cannot be 3 simo lid returned to Nan Influenced by reason or justice, and zat wishing to alfend Japan, Britain Shown Chinese press reports that thas decided to try her utmost. tolYunnam, Rucichoo and arent meet the wishes of the Japanese had signified" their istesieee
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