The Archive · 1928

Gexenat. Pei Chung-hsi, the com

As a result of negotiations be- mander-in-chief of the Nationalist tween the Commissioner of Foreign army that routed Chang Chung-Affairs and the Japanese Consulch g's forces, has telegraphed to Geners some 25 large chests of {Chiang Kai asking leave to resign. restored "enemy, cotton goods" have. been He suggests that to their owners.

The the campaign has been brought Shanghai Amalgamated Street toa satisfactory conclusion his army. Unions have circulated 2 letter apshould be under the direct control pealing to the authorities to proof the Conmmander-in-d of the hibit the export of rice to Japan Nationalist forees and he be allowed not to starve the Japanese toto return to reorganize the troops death but to fill our own needs."

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