The Archive · 1929

Boycott To Be Continued Non, SPRCIAL SERVICE

Manila, Apr. 1.

An intensification of the anti Japanese boycott enforced by Chi here business interests in the Philip~ pines is planned for the present month despite the settlement of the Tsinan incident arranged by Dr, C. Minister, the local Kuomintang: organization informed the United Press to-day.

The anti japanese boycott will be called off in the Philippines only. when Japan has removed her troops from China and has paid compels tions for damages inflicted on Chinese during the Tsinan fighting, it was said.

The Kuomintang organizations are continuing. th plans for general convention of the Chine Societies here April 14 to cons ug the antiJapanese boycott more effective—United Press.

Commansling, who was recently re~ Hieved by Lieut-General Noda. In addition to a Japanese guard honour, another guard of honour drawn from the British, French and American forces "here was also in Attendanee, while the Chinese troops and police were represented.

'A large international crowd, com: posed mainly of Japanese, assembled fat the station and gave General Aral a hearty send-off General Arai was very popular with the representatives of the orces stationed in Tientsin, They were all present to say good-bye to the departing Geneval—Reuter,

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