Peiping, Jan. 15.
One of Peiping's student pilgrims jen route to Nanking has been arrested by the police at Kuan, about {20 miles south of Peiping. It' is not yet known on what charges the youth twas taken Into custody, although it reported that the pilgrims of this group, who number 200, have been attempting to stir up the students aod gentry, In the neighbourhood of Nanking, Jan, 19.
Nearly 300 representatives of universities and student bodies have gathered in the capital for the confer-renee at which Gen. Chiang Kai-shek will explain the Government's foreign policy. The delegates have come from all parts of the country, includ-Canton, Hongkong, Amoy. Foochow, Hankow, and Shanghai—Reuter. that is nothing new.—_'These clever Japanese military _gentlemen, who know so much more about China than anyone else, surely must have been fully aware of the state of feeling in the 29th Army when they selected its chief, Gen. Sung, for their purpose. Why, then, this Intest outburst of surprised indignation? Could anything _better prove my contention that they enjoy the game of setting ww" these Agures in order to knock them over again Obviously, Gen, Sung Che-yean is not going to last very long. Already Shin Vu-san, the notorious "Grey" general, @fr."Yin Ju-keng of East Hopei fame, and the bandit-leader ju Kuei-tang, are variously spoken of as his Ukely successors. But the supply is beginning to run low Gri both senses of the word), If the Japanese go on acting, as they are, they are likely to run out of stock altogether. which would leave them quite an awkward pos
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