Invitation Not to Heed White Blandishments Peking, Feb. 11.
The following telegraphic report has been made to the Waichiaopy by the Chinese Charge d'Affaires Moscow regarding Comrade Chi cherin's attitude towards the Chin-fee Eastern Railway issu Shanghai Mixed Court is a matter of course, have now under consideration a plan to establish a new court, after the rendition of the Mixed Court, in order to deal with eases that may arise between Chinese and foreigners. With this end view, the Ministry of Justice, in ce-operation with the Waichiaopu, is now drawing up regulations for the establishment of the required new court—Eastera of Comtrade Chicherin attaches very tittle importance to. the controversy, as he is of opinion that the onl break of this cate was originally due to the Chinese authorities the Three Eastern Provinces having teen, taken in by the adroitness of 'White' Russians'
"Comrade: Chicherin takes it for granted that the punishment meted Iway guards, by the Chinese ai thorities concerned, has brought} about the amicable settlement of the case, and expresses his sincere desire that the authorities of the 'Three Eastern Provinces will in future reject 'White' Russians in order that any unfortunate incident! way not be repeated."—Eastern News Agency.
Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, Commander-in-Chief of the Cantonese armies which recently drove Gen. Chen Chiung-ming from Kuangtung and Director-General of the Whampoa Military Officers Academy, is a native of Wenchow, Chekiang and not a Cantonese, as' many believe. Not yet in his 33rd year,-the commander of the "Red" forces, after receiving his preliminary education; went to Japan teens to study military tactics. He graduated from the Japanese Military College with honours and then went to Russia, where he pursued his training and after a stay of several years there he returned to China. He immediately joined the Kuomintang Revolutionary Army and worked his way up to the post of chief staff officer to Gen. Hsu Teung-chih, the well-known Fukienese commander in Kuangtung.
Gen, Chiang thas issued a statement in the course of which he denies that he is Bolshevistic. Like Marshal Feng Yushsiang, he says his one aim is to readjust China to modern conditions and give her a proper place in the family of nations. He contends that, while he has been receiving aid' from Soviet Russia, he is prepared to Join any country which will help him to carry out this aim. After
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