Kwelhua, Nov. 20, Suiyuan being China's rst Tine of defence, Government troops ere firm. in resisting invasion of the province by whatever forces, be they Communists, irregulars, or other units, declared Gen, Chen Cherg, Commander-in-Chief of the Third Rowle Army. of the Central Army Bandit-Suppression Commander of the Ninghsia, Suiyuan, Shensi and Kanst, ina prose interview yester~ day ovening.
Gen, Chen, who arrived here last Saturday on a mission to inspect the situation on the Suiyuan front, ture ther said that no. hesitation will be Manchuokuo infantry under Chant} world title for giving multiple Shangliy while 000. Manchoukuo Lirths last month by allowing of her ten babies to die, a special mixed troops. ax well as artillery, have arrived at Chapser. Vast quan tes of food supplies are stated to be pouring Into Charhar from Dolonor, dispatch from. Peiping to the "Nichi-Nichi™ said. to-day.
According to the report, the woman gave birth to ten infants og the poor Mongol countryside is tunable to provision more. than a {fraction of the big army now operat Ing. in Charhay ind northern Sui-min" November 16. There were hhine boys and one girl: five boys: Sout the girl died on the following, yuan, There is no confirmation here of the report that Prince Teh. head of the Charhar Mongol Connell, is preparing 0 go over to the Chinese side. It is generally believed that, whatever his inclinations, he ts inn Position to do so, as the forces personally loyal to him probably number hot more than 2,000—an insiznifeant body compared with the invading hordes. AL present he is reported to be diplomatically" ill in. his banner. declining to return to Chapser, Seat of his government.—Reuter, surviving well, the command, the cavalry there. He. is tone of Japan's few high ranking: Gavalry officers. Chinese sources be-Tieve he is being replaced by a lower ranking officer because the centre of "Japanese affairs. has
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