the Mongolian Political Couacil, has Prince Secretary-General_ of Peking, Jan. 25
telegraphed to General Chiang shek, requesting him to instruct the Peking authorities to clear up the Han Feng-lin case.
'Mr. Han, a sectional chief of the 'Mongolian Political Council, arrived here from Pailingmiao early' zn S*ptember as a representative of Price Teh. He was abducted from his home by a party of men on the evening of September 5 and has not been heard of since. During the last few months local Mongolian <esidents have held several meetings to con sider the case, but up to the prerent all efforts to trace the missing man have been in vain.
Prince Teh has also sent a renresentative to Peking to advise his fellow Mongols here not to issue fiery statements on the case, but to awalt an impartial settlement by the National Government—Reuter.
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