The Archive · 1934

Troops Mutiny in Jehol

Rising Against Japanese Reported in Peking Peking, July 7.

A report is current here that some of the Manchoukuo troops stationed in western Jehol have mutinied. They pave been joined by the local militia Jand are taking a defensive position against the Japanese. As soon as the information reached Chengte, capital Jot Jehol, the report states, the Japan-fosse troops immediately started on the [move and truckload after truckload of STapanese soldiers were rushed to the [scene of mutiny.

White the act tern Jehol is shrouded in obscurity, if is learned that fighting has already started there between. the Japanese and. the mutineers. Indicating the] Seriousness of the situation, four Jap-nese planes were observed depart ing for western Jehol from Malany™ yesterday, apparently for the purpose fof assisting in the operations of the Tana forces—Chekiai

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