Shanghai, June 14.
Five Chinese, three of them believed to be népresentatives of. the so-called. "Preparatory Committee for the Pan-Asiatic Society" which has been formed by a section of the Kuomintang in Canton who axe dis eruntied with the present policy. of ardent nationalism and ate in favour ofan "As five left the vessel' while it was in port jand all were reluctant to attract attention, one at least pasting under a Japanese name.
What their mission in Japan will be is as yet largely a matter of con-lecture. "It is known, however, that their movement has gained. some support in the South-west and itis reported without eonfirmation, that some of its sponsors have been in touch with Japanese officials over the matter. A' Rengo message from. Tokyo' yesterday. threw some more light on the move-iment.
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