Peking, Mar, 7.
Japanese reports received here to-day state that Wuhan troops are being ma ed at Wusueh, there being 8,000 infantry and 40 jonns y there.
Iso reported that:
ing Kai-shek's sion is being massed at Kiukiang.
Tt is reported that Peking-Pukow through traffic has been interrupted since March 6 owing to troop movements on the Tientsin-
Pukow Railway towards a large concentration Pengpu. However, the usual through train is leaving here to-morrow and tickets are being sold.—Reuter. ional Council without the consent of that Council. Among Kuomintang leaders it is felb that such a question should have been left to the Third Party Congress and that there should not havi: been a disturbance of the whole country and a possible resumption of civil war, which embarrasses. all China's relations, The mediators have not given up hope although it mast, is feared that one side or the other condi inned.
Wye everyone.
General Lu Ti-ping of Tunan was jan unworthy person and therefore would have to leave that province, which gave the sation that Kuangsi would not compromise Possibility of More Tet With the prospect of elements attempting to embarrass, the government at the Third National Kuomintang Congvess on ch 15 by anticforeiign actions foreigners in Nanking have _beoi advised to leave the city. Steps fore being taken, it is understood, to ensure that foreign women leave Juefore that date, while some men may remain, One mission with members at present In Nanking has cially warned them to withdraw, ies among consular officials to whether any such order had been issued by them red the nest eases that been authorized ing since the 1927 orders for them therefore not According: to wireless messages from upriver, trouble is anticipated the capital about Mate 15 or 19 and the authority precautions accordingly, Nanking in a Quandary Nanking, Mar. 4.
The Central Government offic are reported to be divide opinions as regards the dimi General Lu Ti-ping by the Wu-l Divisional Counci Those "ho are inclined to take the: atter seriously condemn the action of the Wu-Han authorities, pointinys out that coming as it did mediately following the Military Conference leading: commanders pled selves to abide by the deci Confersnee, the arbitrary action of the Wa-Han Divisisaal Gounell ablished dad gecedent which, allocated by this may precipitate a conflict which will group that the Wo-han authorities Cin smtopriavely aumished 3 a
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