Farce of His Claims Made Plain Tientsin, Dec. 13.
Gen. Chang Hsueh-liang charges that, for the past several years, the Nanicing Government has engaged in acts of continuous maladministration. "Externally, it lost North China," he says, "and permitted the independence of Enst Hopel and Charhar, Sulyvan is now. about to share the same fate. While the National Government immediately should proclaim war on Japan, to wipe off foreign insults, it idly engages in dishonorable diplomacy. Unable to bear this sight, Wwe, of this time, denounce the Nan-'King Government of Gen. Chiang Kal-Reliable information received here shows that Gen. Chang has been in constant commcinlestion with Generals Pai Chung-shi and Li Tsung-jen, the Kwangsi leaders, Gen," Yen Hsi-shan, the _Shansi Pacitieation Cothmissioner, and Gen, Huang Chi-hsiang, leader' of the s0-called Social. Democratic faction, led by Gen.
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