Peking, June 13.
Mr, Chu Ao-hsiang, the Dizector the Department" of Forsign Affairs in the Northern Coalition, in the weekly interview to-day, declared that 'General Yen Hsi-shan's idea was that a decent financial system could not bs obtain long as any vestige of the Nanking 'régine "remained. 'This could only ibe secured, he said, by removing the capital' to Peking.
Mr. Chu said that Tsinanfu would have fallen long ago but for the desire of the Northern leaders to Avoid fighting there, 'The allies, he added, thad not forgotten the' re-grottable international complica tions in 1928, Hence the Northerners were gradually surrounding Tsinanfu so as to cause General Han Fu-chu to withdraw from the city without fighting, Mr. Chu stated that all the Szechuan generals now under Marshal Wu Pei-fa were advancing down the Yangtze through Wanksien—~ Reuter.
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