Peking, June 2.
Ma Wei-chun, a Chinese airman, has left Peking for Kalgan with four aeroplanes with instructions from the Air Department to hand them over to the Expeditionary Force. These aeroplanes, together with two which are being sent to the front from Mukden, will be used in the operations in Mongo-
Colonel Kuan Chen-tu, aide-decamp to General Tso Fen, arrived in Peking on Sunday to arrange for the supply of ammunition for the Expeditionary Force. Colonel Kuan obtained his request from the Ministry of War and has left for Kalgan with 6,000 boxes of ammunition for the troops at Panghsiang.—Reuter.
Peking, June 6.
It is reported that General Chang Tso-lin will send four divisions to participate in the Urga expedition, namely, the 27th under the command. of General Hsi Ching-chun and the Ist and 16th commanded by General Chang Ching-huai. The Tutung of Jehol, General Chang Kwei-ti, will furnish 20 yings of iofantry and the Tutung of Suaiyuan, General Ma Fu-hsiang, one brigade of cavalry.
According to a telegram received by the Commander-in-Chief of - the Fengtien forces in Peking, from the military _officer-in-command at Chifeng, the Chinese troops have defeated the Mongol bandits in that region.—Reuter.
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