CHINA.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18912, 29 January 1927, Page 15

CHINA.

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s£***■'-^; •'. IOHTDON, January -&. ' •■ «> Voreign O fficc has " 0t ™' ?X»* M *£ from Mr Eugene any for a few days. that there is W** -2 the hope that the ■'Eh with the Cantonese. "#' b fJ2n Press Association ' fa Office is so ■■O&X*'rJLu to be backing any JlW'jK 1 probable future rlftSmnt of China, that the M'SSment is receiving going to Mr Cheng. of the ■#sKh» says British official statement %|gftr2SsaSved iSKS-Maitland, speaking .*St W J questioned regard'iWSmreplied:''lt might haphence 16,000 of our V IP■ Tk«.' if' no precautions had ■•itiiktho; country; would rise up and say, 'You ■*TCS«r' now it is too late."' The l|»s'wrnot.going f toranthe in the'case of Gordon at B^SK i ' :, '' ; TRObPS, ; IN RIgffSHANGHAI. ' FOR DEFENCE. ■ 'lfflLllifr" *■*-'' cißLß ASSOCIATION.) fc^#^HANGß!'At»' January 27. BNIIp B stirrine scenes on the arBritish' •troops ,fp'r the BlllpA of the Foreign Settlement in Bllp"- ■ Punjabis from . ; Hong ECrKallins thedays of the British W®m arrival during the Boxer rebelHjprhjcb'VM • the last, occasion: BritHltf&xips'landed xa- China..,. ,--...- HCnaib of British people and ■fpr nationals and tens of'.thousands Kfpriese lined the; streets; Tho latpftf *«re awed-. by the European" cheerI 'fig,'which-drowned the Tunjabis'i brass ?Wto!bagpipe 'baridsi-v •'■■'; v y ■ . the troops?are bivouacked;in.the tacecourse'in.-the ifenjit /of 'the International ;■ Settlement. OTftVituation:is''.qujeti> ' . ■:.-'. '•'_ sThe for:ithe;;defonce of Shanghai Mejeliewd tp_ include tbe.s.ei«pre ojf atf points Settlement, the'aflthoritiei consider. i , W-ttatiitk^'defence of. this' 'is' not occupy ? •'lia^'estiiiited" that' within'. 60, ■ days vMjOOO Britis&'iforces will:be-:in r Shangtegolars, 10,000 ■■ Sgttw* would g«|{nrWfy4n; act v of w,ar,'.' and a SBStf.'nV •V' tr * tt^'v demonstrating ItrttVPntaui'g: determination and reMforthe aer.ioflsness of ! the situa-

jv: SOVIET FORGESi CONCENTRATION IN MANCHURIA. CUU ASSOCIATION.) WARSAW, January 27. been to tie effect, that great ac.SU" 1 '* 1 : * ,he of cavalry ' are Iff, and some Siberian garri"wing io Kalgan, miles from Peking rtoaated • that. 50,000 Soviet ?n tbe j, M . jwehiments of Canton and" re constantly in secret com*?INCES OFFER.TROOPS. 4*o K,!. CABLE ' ASSOCIATION.) y. DELHI, January 27. Sdy is "^ing for use in China, if i ,an Ponces. UcuHk* f amS m. ? mbark ed toJn 1 " C ? lna ' an< J two ""ions will sai l on Sunday.

i »T POR T DENIED. 9P& 0P JAPANESE TREATY. |gH&V llß> f- t ' CiBLI ASSOCIATION) iwloatfi' + I % TOKI 9• Ja nuary 27. Pef S *?• ' " llegfid dedsions WMwuStu?* conf ereneo on ,treat # between BE»>foUr£p S ere obtained from 58338 L * r 8 sonrce > Jt '» n° w ■S*.itt ! a2'- no discu ssion took were-made. The P^tti eSplllined t0 tho l^oS m S ds COnCerned »- llf MK MACDONALD'S B&; .attitude. EXTREMIST W-.-.INPLUENCES. - *■*• CASI * ASSOCIATION.) Ilfc^P January 27. , de towards the Chinese H^&^ tei s wr with Sir MB*sl£lS!Ti' Fowi K n Seer* ■RffW that tho influences ■E&fflS" 8 . movement werethe open. ■Rggtoeuniple of his yield-