Hongkong, July 4. verse influences which sre usually Three hundred Cantonese bent on present in times of crisis, going to Nanking to convince the Misunderstanding, the journal as-Central government of the justice of serts, has found its way into the the Southwest cause were refused relations of the two authorities in passage to-day on the Dollar s. the past. It has offered an oppor President Jefferson which leaves here tunity to malcontents and. agitators on July 6. 'The group was denied take advantage of unstable situa-passage on' the objection of the City tions to create disturbances.
Government "of Greater' Shanghai Only sincerity toward each other, that the men were agitators, bent on making trouble in' Shanghai and says the leading article, will prevent Nanking, these malcontents from exerting adverse forces and will help bring All fares pald for the group are about ce-operation and unity in the being fully refunded, " Representa-country. tives of the" China Travel Service The present crisis should be dealt planned to meet the members of the with in a collective manner, the group arriving by train from Can-Journal opines. The declaration of {on, in an effort to get them to retura the South-West "to go north" to to Canton" immediately—United Press, essist external aggression indepen-Mayor Wu Explains dently may not be questioned theoretically, but, the editorial re-'Shanghai, Sine 5 marks, is conflicting to the policy When and if necessary, drasile of, collectivity, measures Will be adopted to suppress In face of the present situation, the activities caleulawed to asturb pubic article continues, the collective peace and order, Mayor Wu Te-chen marshalling of the country's human Greater Shanghai declared power, financial resources and arma-Interview with "a. representative of ments is insufficient to stand foreign the Central News Agency. encroachments. It is therefore in-'Mayor, Wu'r statement was made advisable to sce the creation of civil when' asked" about the reported motive of the delegation of 300 per-hostilities, which would further sap font from Kwangtung and Kwang the energy of the nation. how on ils way to Shanghai en route The journal entertains, however, {o Nanking presumably for the put optimism over the coming CEE. ose of forwarding" petitions tothe meeting, which, it says, is the effort of the Central Government to avoid made by "Gens, Chen Chi a Knowing that" the military. moves hostilities and to find a way out of the present erisis—Central News. 'Taung-Jen and. 'Tal Chung-list have aroused nation-wide opposition, Mayor Japan's Third Protest Wa stated, the Liang-wang author Canton, July 4. ies are now sending'a group of what 'The Japanese consular' authorities they call "Aelogates of the masses" here, it is learned from authorita-Nanking. On the pretext of fortive quarters, contemplate lodging Upper picts warding petitions to the Central Gov-third protest against anti-Japanese tenment," opined Mayor Wu, these activities n Kwangtung. The first large resistance against the Japanese but were refused Nlelegatey" are learned to be decking two protests were relected, to enlist the. support of reactionary The Japanese, who appear to be Sfements in Shanghai for the purpose distinctly worried by the growing a creating. disturbances. received here to-day from Hengchow, anti-Japanese sentiment in the pro Reuter, Ail national problems, according inces, declare that they must take a tothe "Mayor, Should and cane serious view of the situation, Missionaries Evacuate solved uy frank discussions at the 'They state that they will watch forthcoming Second Plenary Session developments closely in view of the of the CEE, and the "pellianing ex-possibility of the anti-Japanese boy-edition" of' the. Hung-Kwang dele cott beng reyived.—Reuter, ars 0 be under the Gov-fates serve no practical purpose 'While professing confidence that Canton, July 4. complete control, to the the' people of Shanghai sce through Chinese newspapers. last night Kwangsi-Kweichow and the' Kwang-the terior motive of the "delega-quoted telegraphic advices from tung-Kiangsi borders. tion from the South and will not be Amoy to the effect that sixteen 'Ten British missionaries have fea' astray, Mazor Wu declared that Japanese warships are now anchored evacuated Kiwellin, where the when necessity demands. drastic in Changpuhisien. "Reports also. say Kwangsi military are reported to be ensures will be adopted by the aus that ten additional Japanese naval making heavy concentrations. thorities to suppress reactionary vessels are stationed in the Pescadores American missionaries also have between Formosa and Amoy, while been withdrawn from various towns Peace Prospects Obscure three have entered the Makung port. Jalong the Kwangsi-Kweichow border. United Press An unconfirmed Chinese report
Jet, continues to prevail on a Canton, uy 4 Kwangsi Digs In states that slight hostilities have sarontse" but. there is" no definite occurred on the Kwangtung-Kwangsi
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