CHINESE TROUBLE.
(Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.)
JAPAXESE INTENTIONS. SHANGHAI, Sept. 13
Notwithstanding the present antiJapanese agitation in Mukden, culminating in an assault upon a Japanese policeman by Chinese, also the tearing down of the Japanese ling on the occasion of the celebration of the birth of the Princess, the army authorities at Tokio decided to follow the policy hitherto adopted and to take no repressive measure, depending upon the ' authority of Chnngtsalin through the present strong protest.
. .EPORTED SOAMF.T MOVE. PEKING, Sept. 13. Astonishing reports are published in the Zarya Russian white newspaper stating all Soviet Counsulates in China are instructed by Afoscow to mobilize members commanding the staff now in China in order to join the fast gathering Red army in Vladivostock. Further reports state all Soviet citizens are ordered to register for conscription. The reports emanated from ‘“Zarvas” Manchurian correspondent, and it is impossible to determine ho"” much of the report is propaganda. Another* report states that all Red Commanders, serving with Chinese armies, have been ordered to quit and proceed to Vladivostock immediately.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1927, Page 2
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176CHINESE TROUBLE. Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1927, Page 2
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