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Messages received by the Naval authorities during the week-ond show that. the situation fâ

Cheklang, Feb. 19., Jchang has undergone consider- A report is current that Hang- able development;"

chow has been taken by the "Attempts are being mado at Southerners and that Sun Chuan- Ichung to intimidate the pilots fang is retiring with all his rolling bringing British vessels up the stockNavel Wireless

Another message from the same. river. After negotiations had been conducted for the release of source stated that the report that Admiralty coal which had been the evacuation of Hangchow by taken over, a landing party was Sun Chuan-fang has begun cannot sent, from a British gunboat to be confirmed. It is expected that the coal lighters. This met with Sun will make his last stand at resistance, but the landing party Kashing. successfully removed 'the lighters. Some Naval ratings received slight injuries The lighters are now lying alongside the gunboats.

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A general strike against the Goddard and Donglas in the presenca of the Consignees at 10.00 a.m. on British and also a food boycott has A Naval Wireless message fromi. Naval the Yangstze stated that about Tuesday the 22nd February, 1027been started at Ichang

No Fire Insurance will be effected coal is being held up and an at- 1,000 have left Hoichow for Yung by us in any case whatever,

tempt is being made to get the shi in five steam launches. It is Chinese crews on warships and understood that the troops have merchants vessels to leave. The boon Tused against pirates in the lulter are alongside the gunboats. Holchow district.

Attacks on British people are ra- moured.

J. LIMAGË,

Agent. Hongkong, February 10, 1627.

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Troops Move

Sun Je stated' to häva 40,000 men.—- Reuter.

Shanghai, Feb, 20.. As regards the military.situation Sun Chuan-fang's are reported to The Department of Industry, in ping companies by the Unions have have retreated to Kashing about reply to Mr. Kellogg,, Scoretary of not been granted, and a strike ap- afty miles southwest of 'Shanghat. pears imminent, reads an earlier Between Kashing an Sungkiang Stato, denies that only four American owners of oil lands in Mexico applied for confirmation of their concessions. It says that only

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Rugby, Feb. 19. panies bold oil lands in Mexico, of

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Jawssioner for Foreign Affairs has is ther stand around Kashing, others. a proclamation demanding state that wounded and refugees Reuter's American Service.

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Boycott Intensified.

Changsha, Feb. 19, The seamen's strike has been settled, but the British boycott has been intensified. The Butterfield

The latter have been advised

The possibility of disorders aris- not to pay in respect of the doing from the entry of defeated and mand. The Consul has been in undisciplined soldiery is being. formed of the position. The sea- carefully watched by the authorl- men will not work for the British ties in the International Conces- firms under any terms whatsoever.sion, whilst the task of maintain- -Naval Wireleas.

ing order in such circumstances might become extraordinarily dim- cult.

Troop Movements.

Kluklang, Feb. 19. Troop movements, which have recently been held up by bad weather, have recommenced in con- siderable numbers.

Two British launches and two lighters have evacuated to Shang- hai. A few more troops have moved down the river.-Naval Wireless. Viscount Grey On Situation.

Such an emergency was one of the main factors which decided the British Government to send forces to China-a decision which was accompanied by the most specific forces announcement that these would be used for no other pur- pose than that of safeguarding British subjects and would in no circumstances take sides in Chin- ese internal strife.

Reporta state that all Euro- peans, with the exception of two doctors, left Hangehow some days. go; and that, before Sun Chuan- fang's troops evacuated the city, there was extensive looting.

London, Feb. 19. Referring to the dificulties in China, during a speech he made at Bradford, Viscount Grey said that we could not bat' foresee that one wrong step, even a small one,

Ningpo is also in the hands of might lead to consequences the General Chang Kai-shek's troops. limits of which we could not posBritish Wireless. sibly see.

Although we were meeting with a great deal of injustice and pro- vocation we had to keep cool heads, and in the end reason would pre- vail. The Government had no choice but to send troops to China after what had occurred at Han- kow. He asked if anyone could guarantee that if the Cantonese followed up their present victory same there might not be the trouble in Shanghai.

Our forces would not be there to maintain out-of-date treaties and privileges. We only wanted trade, and could not afford to lose the market on which not only profit but the very livelihood of tens of thousands in the textile industry dependend.--Reuter.

French Comment.

Chang's Appeal.

B.

Peking, Feb. 20.. Chang Teo-lin has sent. lengthy telegram to Wa Pel-fu urg ing him to clear the way for a Fengtien advance into Honan."

He says: "We have the same aim, namely the suppression of Bolshevism, but your troops have refused steadily retreated. You our assistance and yet have been You unable to regnin "ground. have done nothing during the last six months, and the Bolshevists have simply been allowed to do what they wanted, encountering no resistance. Now Cheklang is lost and Shanghai is in imminent. danger. The public is criticising me for my inactivity. Should I take no action now, it will even- tually mean the destruction of the whole nation. Unless we enter.

finan, there is no way of advanc

Paris, Feb. 19. The Echo de Paris says that the defeat of General Sun Chunn-Tanging." is a serious threat to Shanghai. It is fortunate that the British Government did not allow itself to be put off by long-winded dis- cussions. with Mr. Eugene, Chen and sent effective reinforcements.

It is also fortunate that the French Government concentrated a force of Marines at the threaten- ed point.

Chang Tso-lin' also urges Wu Pei-fu to get rid of his disloyal lieutenants. Router

WAR DEBTS.

FRENCH AND AMERICAN NEGOTIATIONS.

The military forces now in Shanghai are sufficient to protect the Settlement. Only disunion ar

Paris, Feb. 20. The Ecira de Paris, confirms M. cowardice on the part of the

intention to begin Powers can now deliver the place Polneare's

Washington negotiations with into the hands of the enemy.

The Figaro says that it would with a view to settling the pay. be a mistake to consider the Can- ment of the two "first annuities tonese ariny as the only represen- provided in the Mellen-Berenger tative of Chinese Nationalism. It agreement. The paper adds that antisfactory that sufficient M. Poincare will doubtless ask the troops have been sent to defend United States Government if it is the foreign.Settlement.

disposed to accept temporary pay- ments similar to those agreed with Mr. Churchill; and, without pre- judicing ratifications of the agree- mont, which will be takon up later, it is believed, despite the effect produced at White House by France's refusal to participate in the proposed: baval disarmament conference, that President Coolidge and his collaborators will ultimate- ly accept M. Poincare's proposal.

On the other hand the People urges recognition of the de facto Cantonese Government-Reuter.

France's "Attitude.

with

intense

-Reuter.

Paris, Feb. 20. The situation at Shanghal is being followed interest here. The Government is fully aware of the potential gravity of the situation, though, it has not received direct news from Shang- hat to-day. No frosh decisions have been taken in regard to re-as clrcumstances require," and is inforcing the French forces. It is to take all necessary steps to pro stated that as far as the French teot French lives.and property, but arrangements at Shanghai are con- to do his utmost to avoid conflict corned, instructions sont to the with either of the contending French Consul-General a month Chinose authorities, towards whom ago have not been amended. He France maintains an attitude of has a free hand to act on the spot strict neutrality.

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