Gen, Chang Hsiao-liang, Commander-in-Chief of the Third Ni tional Army (Fengtien), and son Marshal Chang Tso-lin, arrived in Shanghai on Sunday' afternoon' shortly after 3 o'clock and was greeted by his' uncle, Marshal Chang Chang-chang, Commander Chief of the First Natior and Bandit Suppression Commis sioner of Kiangsu, tung and Honan.
The youthful general was dressed uniform and appeared to be. its, smiling jthe, much of warfare and quarrels and these could not last for ever if China was to be strong Power. The Central Government was weak, it was true, but that did not mean that it could not be made strong. The Fengtien authorities would do all that they possibly could to bring about this end.
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