Hongkong, July 1. As a result of some recent incidents in which British soldiers wandered over the New Territories frontier, and were temporarily detained by the Chinese authority the British authorities here have now issued the strictest orders te troops, prohibiting them from crossing the borders.
The last incident is understood to have occurred on June 5, and the two soldiers concerned were eventually released through the intervention of the Hongkong Police.
The Chinese authorities behaved with the utmost courtesy both towards the British troops and the Hongkong authorities effecting their release.—Reuter.
Min. Li Hsia, a prominent leader in Chinghai (Kokonor) Province, who was recently appointed a member of the People's Political Assembly, left Sining for Hankow on June 28 in order to attend the inauguration of the Assembly on July 7, states a message to the "Life Daily News."
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