Chang Hsueh-liang's Plan Submitted to Yen Hsi-shan "Peking, July 7 Chang Hsueh-liang's message regarding the settlement of the Manchurian question was presented to General Yen Hsi-shan by Mr. Yui Chien, an official representative of the Young General on July 5. The message suggested that the Nationalists should organize the branch Political Council governing the Three Eastern Provinces and appoint General Chang Hsueh-liang as chief; that the Nationalist forces should not march into the Shanhai: kuan district; and that the Fenj tien troops should be disbanded in proportion to the Nationalist armies.
In reply to the above proposals, General Yen Hsi-shan stated that he would reserve his answer until hho could secure the opinions of. Generals Chiang Kai-shek and Feng. Vu-hsiang and the Nationalist Government—Toho, Feng All for Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang's arr here last week is regarded ax di 1s the reports of serious dis sension among the leaders of the victorious armies. Without doubt, however, there is some disagreement on the question whether they should attack Manchuria, and_the disbandment of troops and other problems will require careful handling; but an open split or conflict is gener. ally regarded as very unlikely at} present.
Fengtien peace delegates arrived at Tientsin to-day and are proct ing here shortly.
It is understood that the terms upon which Manchuria will fly the Kuomintang flag and accept the! Three Principles are that Marshal Chang Heueh-liang be appel chairman of the Manchurian Political]
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