a Peiping, Hopel educators—yesterdi apiied. a resolution to the Executive Yuan, affirming their intention to uphold China's territorial' inter grity and national unification, The document was signed by 405° mgnbers at the Hopel Provincial Educa tonal Association, but Chinese circles Were asserted that it reflected the views of the vast majority. of teachers in the province," The resolution read:—"Hopel province constitutes integral part of the Republic of 'China and its people form a part of the Chinese nation. 'The people. of Hopal belong to the same' race a3, the rest of China's population, speak the same Janguage, possess the same culture and live under the same economic structures, We do. not in honour of Mr, Yin Ju-keng, Chief Executive of the East Hope! Autonomous. Anti-Communist Government, and other members of the administra-ton. at his official residence here.
Gen. Sung, interviewed by Chinese reporters last night, revealed that he has exchanged views on the current problems in North China with Lieut.- Gen. Tashiro and Mr. Tateki Horiuchi, Consul-General here.
The return of Mr, Li Shih-heo, the new Chairman of the Economic Affairs Commission of the Council to Peiping, Gen. Sung added, would be delayed fora few days in view of the death of Marshal Tuan, Chi~ jul in Shanghai, Mr. Li, who iS now believe that our patriotism is any Jess than that of other Chinese We, therefore, pledge to maintain China territorial, integrity and" sovereign rights by assisting in the process of national unification."—Domel.
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