The Archive · 1927

The Tables Turned

London, Jan. 14. article reviewing China, concludes:

"Far from British prestige having [suffered a shrewd blow, as was at first feared, it would appear that the tables are temporarily turned and [that the Cantonese Government and forees are now under a cloud."

The paper understands that Jdiplomatic communications of a [preliminary character are now] parsing between the Powers.—Reuer 'Viscount Kiyoura, a former Premier, who recently' returned from China after carrying out an extensive tour of investigation, ox-pressed sympathy with the Chinese: stated that he considered it essential that the Powers ce-operate as, otherwise they would simply be play the game which the Soviet desired to play—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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