Dressed Like a Common Soldier in the Oldest Clothes Sitting Beside a Motor Lorry Driver According to news received in Shanghai by the Kuo Wen news agency, Gen. Feng Vu-hsiang called ay the' various Nationalist Government offices in Nanking on Aw; 2. His followers were seated in a now Buick sedan while he himself sat next to the chauffeur of a freight wagon on which stood four of his bodyguards with loaded rifles on their shoulders, sug was dressed in plain soldict's uniform, an old, worn-out straw hat, and a'pair of hand-made cotton shoes, When he arrived at any government office, he presented his own visiting cards to the gateman who could not know or believe that he was the visitor.
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1 motor truck behind the new Buick min, commands the large Kuominchun "armies of China's Northwest, eneral Feng looked no. different from an ordinary soldier, but fact he is dark and is believed not to have had a shave for a number of days. He was welcomed by all the Nationalist Government authorities on whom he called on Aug. 3 in Nanking.
He was then requested to tell the public of the disbandment of surplus troops in the country, to which he replied that one army' and one division of the 2nd Group Nationalist forces had already been disbanded. He pointed out that in disbanding. surplus troops in the country, the necessity of adequate national defence should not be lost sight of. He said that to overthrow the militarist warlords did not mean the military tactics should be encouraged in the country.
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