Reprobating the __tendencious message emanating from Reuter's Shanghai office yesterday, Mr. Lin Lu-yin, Director of the' Publicity Department at Central Party Hondo quarters, pointed ong that the statement to the. effect that "Mr. Chang Ching-kiang, the wollknown crippled statesman, recently, went on a secret mission to Mukden and returned to Nanking to-day" was entirely false, Mr, Chang Ching-kiang never went to Mukden and only proceeded from Hangchow to Nanking yostorday to report on the new' elections for the Provincial Kuomintang.
There was not the least intention fon the part of President Chiang Kai-shek or any of the Government leaders to consider peace or come promise with the Northera rebels, Mr. Liu_said, 'The Government's duty ig to suppress the rebellion and restore law and order, and General Chang Hsueh-liang, the head of the Manchurian' provinces, supported the Government in this determina tion, Mr. Lia asserted—Kuo Min,
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