Suedeeds Chiang: Tang Ordered) to Altack Nanking According to messages received in Shanghai "this afternoon'—the Nationalist Government at Hankow thas published three mandates, The first of these dismissed Gen. Chiang Kai-shek fr a3 Commander-in-El tionalist Armies and orders arrest and punishment, The second appoints Marshal Fong Yo-hsiang to succeed Gen, Chiang as} i-Chief and Gen, Tang Commandér-in-
Gen. Tang move his troops on tack Gen, Chiang, ordered to tanking to ate meeting Mr. Yoshizawa, the Japan: jose Minister expressed his views on the Nationalist Government's. rep! to the Japanese Note, which received yesterday, and stated that though he had not yet received ins structions from the Tokyo Govern ment as to the second steps to he taken in the matter, Japan was determined not to accept the Nationalist. Government's proposal nogotinte separately with Japan but to ce-operate with other Powers in dealing with the affair.
Tt is understood that as sonic of the Ministers have not yet received Jinstructions from their Home Gov-Jernments as regards further steps t be taken in the matter, it wilt [require a little more time for the five Ministers to decide their Anat attitude towards
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