Gen, Chang Hsueh-acrodrome in Wuchang, where students learn to fly, was taken over to-day by the Government author! les. The foreign staff were allowed leave, including an American, Mr, Julius Barr, the "Young. Marshal's" chief pilot." but all the Chinese ground staff and students were at-rested, as a precautionary measure. The students, however, are strongly for Gen. Chiang Kal-shek, and Mr. Barr has telegraphed io Mme Chiang, urging that steps be taken for their release—Reuter.
Young Marshal's" Mother Tientsin, Deo. 1
The aged mother of Gen, Chang Hsueh-liang was to leave here for Nanking this afternoon, according to 'Chinese sources. She is said to have expressed her belief that her son would come to grief in the near future. "Tt is believed she wishes to give herself up to the Central Government as a hostage, to express her disapproval of her' son's action.—Domei.
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