Tientsin, June 8.
Incursions of Japanese troops into the Chinese city continued to-day, when 2 party of 40 soldiers with light artillery marched through the streets. It is learned from reliable [sources that, when the lates, detachments sent from Japan arrive in Tientsin, the Japanese garrison North China will number 4000 men.
Reuter.
Mr. Li Ping-hong "(China) has been' elected vice-president of the session in Geneva.—Reuter.
According to reports current in the city to-day, several important resign: the Government are Meanwhile, although official circles declare that Mr. Hu's trip is entirely for health reasons and has nothing whatever to do with.the political situation, political observers state that it definitely paves the way. for the Iongawaited rapprochement between Nanking and Canton.
Interviewed by Reuter, Me. Huang Chi-lu, a member of the Central Executive Committee, said that no changes inthe South-west political situation were likely as a result the departure of Mr. Hu.
Before sailing on the Conte Verde from Hongkong last night, the veteran Kuomintang member told pressmen that his health required a change environment and climate—Reuter.
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