Ceneral Li Chung-jen, who is Chairman both of the Wuhan Kiangsi border. The flood of. rumours clearly indicates that the Imperialists are busy at work in an attempt to undermine the Party ant Government, "The present situation Is delicate and any unfortunate move may cause disaster. I know you can size up the situation wisely and see things clearly. You have understood me all along, and while there have deen rumours against me, thanks to. your good judgment ax well as to the kindness of other leaders of the these unfounded charges have deen ignored. The present ease is a repetition of what has occurred Please maintain a calm at-
March 7 by a rej presentative of the "N.-C. Dail He has been undergoing treatment in Shanghai for hi General Li began by prote: ing "groundless ramours of wa "or "impending war" and said ther: were no differences between Nanking and Wuhan but or matters easily cleared up.
As regards the expulsion, y the Wuhan Council of General Governor of Changsha, General Li asserted that this was entirely within the competence of the Wuhan Council. the right to dismiss Li, be pointed out, begs the whole ally denied that Wuhan had apparently did by threat of trouble, off troops continue to be exhaust their tricks and the hours die a natural death.—(seal) moved in lary passed through Sh to Nanking, numbers to Kiukiang.
Considerable forces thai on March 7 by train from Hangchow
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