Moscow's Treachery to Agree ment with Great Britain.
London, June 27.
in a leading articto the New China"
[thousands of Chinese students regarding Confucius and the ancient sages. of China battle over questions of languages and script, jover the philosophical theories of Professor Dewey and Mr, Bertrand Russell, over Socialism, anarchism end cubism and the Latest theoretic inventions of the Western world. The Bolsheviks have caught them adrift and having wormed thei way into a dominant position amid the perpetual discontents of the a wakening China the Bolsheviks are ing this advantage to direct a lent blow against so-called Eu-Topean capitalism, particularly Britain and the British Empire. The "Times" concludes that the only course is to hold firm till the storm itself and to protect British nationals. It emphasises that Britain still has official diplomatic relations with a government which is pledged to refrain from agitation in Asia against Britain.
The "Daily Telegraph" draws attention to the presence ct, a Soviet delegation in England, which, it is of the opinion, is a scandal, and demands action in reward to the matter.
From Riga it is reported that the Soviet Government is sending a "trade union delegation" to Shanghai to. encourage the. strip ersoReater: s saueeneg
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