London, Jan, 5, The "Daily, Telegraph" thinks it matters ug stays or goes. aspirant to power will replace him and be exposed to the same sort of danger of a possible combination of Marshal Chang so-lin with other rivals of General Feng The paper proceeds to refer to the remarkable improvement in tha revenue in 1925 as compared with 1924 revealed by Sir Francis Aglen's annual report in spite of the social confusion and expresses opinion that if "unequal trea "had been abrogated, complete tariff autonomy obtained and extraterritorial privileges abolished, the investor in Chinese foreign joans secured upon the revenue would be whistling for his money.
The journal believes. that removal of the security afforded by extra territorial status would certainly lead to far graver events than have hitherto occurred. Such a stop, it ys, became obviously out of the before the International Commission appeared in Peking.
The article in conclusion inquires it is not time the Powers moved in the direction of recognizing the glaring facts. of the situation and ending the immense international fiasco brought about by their mis guided diplomacy in dealing with the affaire of China—Reuter,
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