In an inter granted to the JJapanese and Chinese newspaper] taken correspondents to-day in Chengchow, Gon. Feng Yuasiang the Kuomin-Jciun leader spoke as follows:
"L'think that the attitude taken by Gen. Yen Ht towards the present Chinese situation is pplen-As for me, I am in full accord with i, The enlarged Kuomintang fs naw stabilized, and the union of ithe Right and Left wings has materalized. 1 believe that Gen. Ching Kai-shek owes his present failure to hhis despotism. The decisive battle will surely be won by the Northern Goalition and the destiny of Gen. JChiang Kai-shek will be shortly sealed.
"As to the mission of Gen. Sth Tou-pery" concluded Gen. Feng, "T despatched him to Peking efter! securing an understanding with Gon. Yen. Gen. Sih is expected to ex. change views with the members of the Central Kuomintang in Peking and then he wil? proceed to Mukdes to discuss, important matters with Gen. Chang Hsueh-liang."—Rengo,
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