London, Oct. 19. The urgent need of Western help Hopes for Success of Anti-Red Campaign Mr. Lin, Sen, chairman of the National Government who left recently for his native district frere isthe moat. imporeaat pari Amoy by the lasa chee en cee China out of her internal dis- Fukien, returned to Shanghai from of the Lytton Report, says hits. Mate."
Green in an article in the "Morning Post" today, in which he expressct the fear that there is much danger that this may ye. overlooked amid all the nioral castigations of Japan.
Mr. Green voices the opinion that {cannot be to sroney emphasised that the cause of all Par Eastern unrest and. the only point from which a start can be made to secure ultimate harmony is China alone.
The writer points out that von greater danger hanging over the Far East and all Asia is the appalling growth of "red" power and sets forth the wide extent of the advance of this movement.. There is little wonder, he says, that Japan Will be compelled to seek -a buffer: state against the creeping flood.
Finally, he expresses the opinion that Shanghai will undoubtedly. be the danger-spot in the next few weeks and says that the whole question of the future of Shanghat Bas far too Tong been negiected.—ter.
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