Chang Hsueh-liang Calling for Resignation of Yen Liuho, July 4.
Gen, Liu Kuang, President of the Military' College, who is entrusted with an important mission by Gen. Chang Hsueh-liang arrived here today together with the party of foreign newspaper correspondents who proceeded towards the front in order to inspect the war situation, Gen. Liu after a confidential interview with Gen. Chiang Kai shek extending over two hours gave interview to Rengo's correspond-ut, a summary of which is a8 fol "My present mission is to report to Gen. Chiang Kai-shek on the consequences of peace negotiations between Gen. Chang Hsueh-liang and Generals. Yen Hsishan and Feng Vu-hsiang, and to ascertain the probable attitude taken by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek towards the present situation and also to see for myself the war position. As to the opinion of Gen. Chang Hsueh-liang. regarding the present situation, the General insists on the resignation of both Generals Yen Hsi-shan and Feng Vu-hsiang first of all, instaling Gen. Fu Teo! and Gen, Ose ai behalf of the tion, "He then intends to convene the National Defence Assembly with the manifest object of fixing the power of the Commander-in-Chief of the military of the nation, stripping the military leaders of their ower to commence any military movement in order to stabilize the nation permanently."
Regarding the attitude of Gen. Chiang Kai-shek towards the views of Gen, Chang Hsuebsliang, Ge: Liu sai Chiang Kai-shek fully agreed with Gen. Chang and stated that he would secept any condition should Generals Yen Lis: shah and Feng Vu-hsiang deci resign their posts. Under the cirry likely that the will make practical suggestions, there the possibility of' the armed intervention on the part of the Mukden faction if the situation demands 't.
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