Gunfire was renewed in the Pei-
Tokyo, July 29.
After collision with the Benmohr. of the Ben Line, the ping sector this afternoon, but it ceased after half an hour, The gunfire was apparently from Japanese collier, Seiun Maru, the direction of Lukouchiao.—Reuter.
4,183 tons, sank off Choshi in the Japanese On Guard Pacific yesterday." There were no casualties. The British ship was Tokyo, July 29. en route to Otaru from Yoko-The Japanese military authorities hama. The Seiun Maru remained are guarding against "further decepafloat half an hour after the tive negotiations on the Chinese collision.—Domei. side," according to Japanese press dispatches received here to-day. The Japanese military authorities, it is stated, are determined to carry out 29th Army Units Leav their "punitive measures" against the 29th Army to the finish, Peiping's Sector Pointing out that the officials of the Hopei-Charhar Poli Suddenly Council have deserted their pos Japanese reports from Peiping, ex:
(Continued from page 9) patiating on the dawn of a peaceful atmosphere in Peiping City, emphasize Nanking, July 29. that "a stream of would-be construc-
Future military plans for the war of resistance against Japanese aggression in North China were discussed in great length early this morning in Paotingfu between Gen. Sung Cheh-yuan, Commander of the 20th Army. and Gen. Sung Lien-chung tive Chinese statesmen" are pouring into the headquarters of the Japanese Special Service Mission."
In this connection it is forecast that a committee for the maintenance of order will be organized very shortly by the leading Chinese in co-opera 1
Commander of the 28th Army, tion with the Japanese military aut-according to reports received in critics. military circles here.
The Committee, it is stated, will The results of the discussions, possibly be headed by General Chiang which were also participated in by Chao-tsung, the septuagenarian, who other high military commanders, was Acting Premier under President were immediately communicated to] Li Yuan-hung.—Reuter.
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