the Legation is trans- Special Efforts in View of Red Russia's Imperialism Nenking, June 13.
The Mongolian Affairs Conference closed yesterday. At the final sion General Ma Fu-hsiang, Chairman of the Mongolisn and Tibetan Affairs Committee, presided. The draft manifesto of the Conference was read fe tel Ma and sub-Ceonels eteared the vern Chatence that the responsible Gore canment organs would do their utmost to help in carrying out the decisions of the Conference. summary of the manifesto issued by the Conference follows:—
The extensive and special geographic position and natural resources of the territory of Mongolia entitles it to a position of paramount. [importance in the country. The! Mongolians, who are noted for their bravery and industry, are also held in much esteem by th proper. It is obv the development of Mon-' alia has a direct and most import. fant bearing upon the progress of the nation as a whole.
As a roault, however, of the shorts sighted ffoliey adopted by the defunct Machu Dynasty in respect to Mongolia as well as the seclusion of the Mongolian people, their cultural, educational, political and economic development ix still comparatively behind that of the Chinese people. Tu accordance with a decision of the of the Central the bring terete and practical measures for the development of Mongolia.
"In my opinion, the}
Eight general mootings exten: development. of an|over two weeks were held during institution depends very Which as many xs 125 _proporals muck upon a far-sighted plan. oper to steer the ship of Tsing Hua.
mae stormy seas, hope Ghat niding Principtes serve tts institation a working mays and char Tel it on a fairly secure basi my colleagues and friends who all welfare of Tsine Hua Hua to a safe haven, to bear its loft, and to held 0 prestige necessary to any institution deserving of were adopter, the main object being to bring about a steady reorgani fico. White many of the proposals are necessarily preliminar} ard leave mach to be de:
theless, our belief that if they ca be carried cut according to sekedale, a marked improvement be achieved. territorial propinthe position of Mongolia iz extremely precarious. Only hen all our compatriots in Mongolia m under the guidance the Kuomintang can they expct to free themselves from foreign to enlist' the aid' of the Chines authorities with the object of brings ing the remainder of the party back to Shanghai. According to an under taking given by the Chinese authori" ties at a late hour last night tha remaining members of the party. and the bodies of the two murdered students were to arrive here about, Tam, Gonsit at Soochow, has been me Mr. 7. Kawainami, Japaneij,
structed to lodge an emphatic pros test with the Chinese Bureau of Public Safety there and to demand.
sweeping investigation of the circumstances leading up to thd outrage.
Information from other, Sources indicated that some 800 ' wound= soldiers from the front, sent to a war, hospital in Soochow, to recuperate, got out of hand over a question, so they said, of the non-payment of their. wages. It is alleged that tha It Jupanese students were passing through the business section of tha city in buses and on donkeys, whol cone of their number collided with two Chinese women, and knocked them over, in the vicinity of where the soldiers were busy demonstrate. ing. It is alleged that the soldieng thereupon attacked the students, 'There is every indication that the soldiers were out of hand, and it in reported that att one time they had in their possession twenty odd' eiftes which they appear to have taken from the police. All the shops in the neightourhcod were reported to have been closed, and at a late hour Jast night it was stated that. the authorities had matters well in hand, 1 aggression and oppression, The Government will, om its part, spare no efforts to bring to realization various schemes for the economic, industrial, educational and political development of this extensive outly= ing territory—Kuo Min, Acconpixa to @ report issued by, the Peking-Mukden Reflway, fewer than 135,400 famine suffer ers were given Froe transportation from Shensiand tanan to places outside the Great Wall in the period from January 1 to May 80.
Tue Chinese press states that the question of the rendition. of the French. Mixed Court in. Shanghat will be taken up by De, 6. T. Wang with M. Wilden, the now French, Minister, upon the latter's arrival.
Accorotnc to the native proses the Cuban, Norwegian, Finnish, Turkish, Polish and Czecho-Slovale Leyations have been removed from Poking to. Shanghai while the British, German, Belgian and Japanese Ministers have appointed their respective personal represent ative to function in the south, The Medium That
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