Not Yet Dislodged from Ki kiangsi: Movement to West Situation in Interior Reviewed Shanghai, Nov. 6 The Communists in Kiangsi, after their recent defeats by Government troops, are proving exceptionally stubborn and it m: y be sons months before they are entirely dislodged. according to authoritative informa. tion reaching Shanghai, Reports of their rout coming from Kiangsi ap" pear, according to the sources con. sulted, to have been coloured by: faith in what {ew daub: will be! the eventual outcome, and, as a result, have not always been curate summary of what has occur.
"There seems to be no question that the Government will achieve in. that province what it has already achieved in Hupeh ifthe campaign against. the Reds is pushed on keenly as it has been during the last. few. months and the economic cordon is not loosened, But claims hat the Communist problem inthe province has been solved, even though they are based upon admitted are looked upon with a certain amount of reserve.
"The Communists still apparently hold or are near four centres. in and forces may have entered Juikin. the Reds are still in the neighbourhood, and the possibility of their launching has not been. lost defenders of Suikin and they have bitterly con tested' every foot of the Government's advance from Shicheng, fifty miles north of the city, to the city walls
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