Gen. Chang said that he had come here also to reward the victorious Fengtien troops and to bring his father's congratulations to the local leaders. He had also come to con-
At the station was a great crowd of people who hoped to get a glimpse of Marshal Chang Tso-lin's son. On the platform were squads of troops and numerous officers, Chinese police,, many civil officials, and representatives of the most prominent local organizations, including the Chinese General and. Shanghai District Chambers of Commerce, Shanghai Chinese Bankers' 'Association, Native Bankers' Guild of Shanghai, the Kiangsu Edueational Association, the National and Y.M. C. As the Ni jovernment Associatio the World's Chinese Students' Wederation, and many others.
Each official and commibiee member was either in uniform conspicuously decorated with imitntion flowers or badges, Immediately upon his arrival, the Young General shook hands with 4 number of his old friends and received salutes from the troops. Marshal Chang then came up and saluted the son of his chief, a courtesy which was returned with a handshake. The bands then played and the buglers rendered the salute, Accompanied by Marshal Chang he then proceeded to a motor ear, which awaited.
At the turnstiles, Gen, Change was greeted by the waving of flags and banners a huge crowd having gathered there to catch a glimpse of him. Slipping: fon his overcoat, he entered the car with Marshal" Chang) and Han "Lien-chun. "Preceded by, Police bear-
Chang's car was followed by one in which was seated his Chief of Staff, Gen. Pang Chen-kuo. Out side the' station were many thousand people waving ban ers of pink and white, on which were written characters represent "Welcome to Gen. Chang Han-ching (Chang Hsino-liang)," "Welcome to the Victor," "Welcome to Peace," ete, The party then drove to No. 26 Route Doumer, the house formerly occupied by Gen. Li Yuan-hung, the: ex-President, and Gen. Ho Feng-ling, Accompanying Gen. Chang to Shanghai were Gen. Han Lien-chun who at first was mistaken: for Mr, Han Kuo-chun (the Civil Governor of Kiangsu), Gen. Lu Shao-chia (son of Marshal Lu Yung-hsiang), Gen. Fu Ching-san (the Young" General's Chief of Staff), Gen. Yao Shin-jen (Director of the Fengtien Aviation Bureau), Col, Wang Hsiao-nung (a staff officer), Mr. Chow Chuan-sang. (Chief Secretary and Commissioner of Education), Mr. Kao Liu-san sary), Dt. Ma Chu-yn (Chief Offer) and other officials.
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