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FIGHTING IN THE NORTH,

(Our Own Correspondent.)

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924.

Shanghal, Sept. 22. Lungwha reiterates its determination to prosecute the war. Lu Yung-halang, "when the struggle, is a ended will be in Nanking or eliminated. It trusts fully the loyalty of all the forces west of Shanghai who will no doubt hold every position, although autnum- bored five to one." There has been a general cessation of firing. The Setttlements are quiet.

Peking. Sept 22.

According to independent reports from Shanhaikuan the govern ment troops on the 21st came into contact with the Fengtlen adyanco guards. The latter retreated, the former following up auffered some casualties. from land mines and later came into touch with the main Fengtion advanced force at Wunchiatun where artillery firo was exchanged until nightfall.

Haingpao reports that Li Ching-In's tenth Fengtien brigade attacked the government troops in the region of Chaoyang on the 20th but were repulsed and driven back several miles.

Government preparations are continuing on a large scale which will require considerable time to develop.-Router.

London, Sept. 22.

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The Daily Telegraph commenting on ovents in Chlua, that if the disputo continues the position of the European Legations In Peking will soon become a matter for daily speculation, which. ought not be tolerated. This is a question of far more than alec estimates. The movement of Kiangsa troops on Shanghai should decide the action of the British Government presently.-Router,

Paris, Sept. 22.

The Echo de Paris hopes that whatever may be tho Isauc of the civil war in China it will be prompt, so that Japan and America may be confronted with a fait accompli and all thought of interven- tion on their part be removed.

Le Journal says that in view of Soviet Intrigues In China,, Japan's attitude and the anxiety at Washington, it will be well to follow events in the Far East closely, as they are pregnant with grave possibilities, Reuter,

RUBBER RESTRICTION.

London, Sept. 22. Discussing rubber restriction, the Times contends that the benefit of the higher price following the Improved statistical post- tion at the present time goca largely to the non-restricting producer, while the restricting companies' costs risu as production decreases. The rise In costs in some cases is appreciably greater than the increase in price obtained while the Dutch Indies and other out- side producers have boun enabled to sell increasing crops at higher The real prices, at the same time effecting reductions in costs. issue between the restrictionists and the anti-restrictionists Is whether the advantage to restricting producers in the long run will be commensurate with the sacrifices made.-Reuter,

Claiming that the rubber export restriction scheme in Malaya and Ceylon has amply justified itself, the financial edition of the Times says that the persistent campaign to wreck the restriction more than mero is beginning to be regarded with something suspicion.

Certain large American consumers are known to be desirous of in rubber production in British acquiring a substantial stako Malaya and Ceylon and elsewhere. They are aware that if rubber can be brought well below a shilling, large areas will inevitably fall into their hands at practically their own price. This can only achieved by wrecking, restriction but there is not a ghost of a chance of this childishly transparent campaign suceeding-Reuter.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Berlin, Sept. 22. Speaking at a party moeting at Radolfzeil, Baden, Chancellor Marx said that it should understood and agreed that Germany, main- taining her honour and recognised as great power, should apply for admission to the League of Nations, which ought to leave her free- dom and be just to her justifiable claims. They ought not to let any opportunity to achieve this end slip. He did not yet knew whether the Cabinet would come to a decision on Tuesday, but he thought that at the present time the factors making for such a course had the upperhand.-Reuter.

HOLLAND TO JAVA.

The Hague, Sept. 22.

The Dutch Air Service has organised a flight from Holland to the East Indies, starting on 1st October, in a Fokker monoplane with Rolls Royce engine, Thomassen Vanderhoop will be pilot, necompanied by Lieutenant Pociman. It is intended to make the flight in twenty stages, the shortest of which will be 266 miles and the longest 625 miles. The first stop will be Prague.-Reuter.

NORTHERN SEA ROUTE RE-OPENED.

London, Sept. 22.

The sen route to north, Siberia, discovered by the famous Captain Wiggins in the eightlos has been successfully re-opened. Of the three British ships chartered by the Arcos Steamship Com- pnay ns agents of the Soviet Government the Leon Idkrasain has arrived in London from the Yenisel river with a cargo of timber. after a record voyage of forty-seven days for the round trip. -Renter.

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