Peking, Apr. 16, General Yen Hsi-shan hus sent two more of his generals as delegates to Mukden, where th viewed Marshal Chang Hsuel yesterday.
Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang's delegate, General Meng Chih-chung, left. Mukden for Peking yesterday. Prior to his departure he desired that his mission had been crowned th remarkable success. In foreign ci taken fo indicate that Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang is determined to maintain neutrality It is reported that the Kuomin-Jchun forces have completely occu-Yencheng and that a portion of the Kuominchun is advancing towards Nanyang.—Reuter.
Peking, Apr. 18.
As regards the appointment by the Central Government of the tw Mukden politicians, Wang Chia-chen and Hu Yao-wu, the Vice Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Hygiene respectively, General Yen Hsishan, of Shansi, has made in-
_[svi"i'te Soke suthwitig actually proceed to Nanking and assume their po:
In a recent message to Shansi, Marshal Chang Isueh-long has stated in this connection that the position of Mukden toward Nanking quite similar to that of Shanzi some time ago. This is interpreted to mean by observers that Mukden will remain neutral in the present dispute between Nanking and Shan-
In these circumstances, it is be-leved that there will te no. fresh developments in the political situation for some time to come-—Rengo.
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